No. 105 in Lithuanian
laiką
The Lithuanian word "laiką" translates to "time" in English (accusative case).
In a sentence
Aš turiu laiką.
I have time.
In this sentence, "laiką" is the accusative form of "laikas," which means "time." It is used to indicate possession of time.
Mes leidžiame laiką gamtoje.
We spend time in nature.
Here, "laiką" is also the accusative form, used as the direct object of the verb "leidžiame" (we spend).
Ar turiu rezervuoti laiką pokalbiui?
Do I need to reserve time for a conversation?
In this example, "laiką" serves as the object of the action "rezervuoti" (to reserve), indicating the time slot being referred to.
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