No. 222 in Lithuanian
mano
"Mano" means "my" in English.
In a sentence
Mano vardas yra Jonas.
My name is Jonas.
Here, 'mano' is a possessive pronoun meaning 'my', referring to the speaker's name.
Aš laikau knygą savo rankoje mano kambaryje.
I am holding a book in my hand in my room.
In this example, 'mano' is used to indicate possession, specifying that the 'room' belongs to the speaker.
Mano draugai visada man padeda.
My friends always help me.
'Mano' in this sentence shows possession, indicating that the 'friends' are associated with the speaker.
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