No. 317 in Lithuanian
mėnesių
"Months."
In a sentence
Aš gyvenau miesto centre trejus mėnesius.
I lived in the city center for three months.
Here, 'mėnesių' is used as the genitive plural form of 'mėnuo', representing an unspecified number of months.
Per pastaruosius kelis mėnesius daug dalykų pasikeitė.
Many things have changed during the last few months.
In this case, 'mėnesių' is again the genitive plural, describing the time frame in which the changes occurred.
Jis ruošiasi egzaminams keletą mėnesių.
He has been preparing for exams for a few months.
Here, 'mėnesių' is the genitive plural used to indicate the duration of preparation expressed by 'keletą', meaning 'a few'.
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