No. 971 in Lithuanian

manęs

"Manęs" means "of me" or "me" in the genitive case.

In a sentence

Ar girdėjai apie tai iš manęs?
Did you hear about it from me?
In this sentence, 'manęs' is in the genitive case, meaning 'of me,' used to indicate the source of the information discussed.
Jis negalėjo atitraukti akių nuo manęs.
He couldn't take his eyes off of me.
Here, 'manęs' is used in the genitive case as part of the verb phrase 'atitraukti nuo,' meaning 'to take off of,' specifying the object being looked away from.
Aš prašau tavęs pagalbos vietoj manęs.
I ask you for help instead of me.
'Manęs' is used in the genitive case to indicate the person being replaced or substituted in the action of requesting help.

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