No. 453 in Lithuanian

mokyklą

The Lithuanian word "mokyklą" means "school" in English.

In a sentence

Mokiniai ryte eina į mokyklą.
The students go to school in the morning.
Here, 'mokyklą' is the accusative form of 'mokykla' and indicates movement towards a school (a direct object of action).
Mes pastatėme naują mokyklą.
We built a new school.
In this sentence, 'mokyklą' is used as the direct object of the verb 'pastatėme' (we built), denoting what was built.
Aš myliu savo mokyklą.
I love my school.
Here, 'mokyklą' functions as the direct object of the verb 'myliu'; it refers to the school being loved by the subject.

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