No. 422 in Lithuanian
lygio
The Lithuanian word "lygio" is the genitive or singular possessive form of "lygis," which means "level," "grade," or "equality" in English.
In a sentence
Jis dar nepasiekė profesionalaus meistriškumo lygio.
He has not yet reached the level of professional mastery.
The word 'lygio' is used to indicate a specific level or standard in this context.
Lietus buvo tokio stiprumo, kad vanduo kilo iki kelių lygio.
The rain was so heavy that water rose to knee level.
In this usage, 'lygio' pertains to a physical or measurable level, such as the height of water.
Diskusijos virto asmeninio lygio konfliktais.
The discussions turned into conflicts of a personal level.
Here, 'lygio' refers to the nature or quality of interpersonal interactions, specifying a type or dimension.
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