No. 982 in Lithuanian

organizmo

The Lithuanian word "organizmo" is the genitive form of "organizmas," meaning "of an organism" in English.

In a sentence

Žmogaus organizmo sveikata priklauso nuo tinkamos mitybos.
The health of the human body depends on proper nutrition.
Here, 'organizmo' is in the genitive case to express possession, referring to the 'human body's health'.
Organizmo procesai sutrikę dėl streso.
The body's processes are disrupted due to stress.
In this sentence, 'organizmo' serves as a descriptor in the genitive case, indicating that the 'processes' belong to or happen within the body.
Vitaminai yra būtini stiprinti organizmo imuninę sistemą.
Vitamins are essential for strengthening the body's immune system.
Here, 'organizmo' is used in the genitive case to specify the 'immune system' as part of the body.

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