No. 973 in Lithuanian

min

The Lithuanian word "min" means "to mention" or "to commemorate."

In a sentence

Vakar minėjome Draugystės dieną.
Yesterday, we celebrated Friendship Day.
In this sentence, 'minėjome' is the past form of the verb 'minėti', which means 'to commemorate' or 'to celebrate'.
Parašyk trumpą minčių sąrašą.
Write a short list of thoughts.
Here, 'minčių' is the plural genitive form of 'mintis', meaning 'thought'.
Aš bandau suvokti jo minčių eigą.
I am trying to understand the flow of his thoughts.
In this case, 'minčių' again represents 'thoughts' in the genitive case, used within the phrase indicating possession or relation.

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