No. 651 in Lithuanian
miestą
The Lithuanian word "miestą" means "city" or "town" (accusative case).
In a sentence
Aš matau miestą.
I see the city.
Here, 'miestą' is the direct object in the sentence, shown in the accusative case, representing the city being seen by the subject.
Mes keliausime į miestą.
We will travel to the city.
In this sentence, 'miestą' is used to indicate the destination of the motion, again in the accusative case.
Jis paliko miestą vakare.
He left the city in the evening.
Here, 'miestą' represents the entity being left, also in the accusative case, depicting the city as the object affected by the action of leaving.
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