No. 713 in Lithuanian

link

The Lithuanian word "link" means "towards" or "to."

In a sentence

Jis pasuko link namo.
He turned towards the house.
In this sentence, 'link' is used as a preposition to indicate direction or movement toward something.
Ji jaučia stiprią link draugo simpatiją.
She feels a strong affection towards her friend.
Here, 'link' is employed as a preposition denoting a figurative or emotional orientation.
Tiltas jungia du krantus per link upės.
The bridge connects two banks over towards the river.
In this instance, 'link' suggests an approximate or intermediary orientation.

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