No. 859 in Lithuanian

mintimis

"Mintimis" means "thoughts" in English.

In a sentence

Jis mėgsta dalintis savo mintimis su kitais.
He likes to share his thoughts with others.
Here, 'mintimis' refers to 'thoughts', used as an instrumental form to indicate sharing.
Mintimis nukeliavau į vaikystę.
In my thoughts, I traveled back to my childhood.
In this sentence, 'mintimis' is used to describe traveling in one's imagination or thoughts.
Visos tos mintimis praėjo pro šalį, nes nesiklausiau.
All those thoughts passed by because I wasn't listening.
Here, 'mintimis' signifies 'thoughts', portraying them as entities capable of passing by.

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