No. 358 in Lithuanian
pabaigos
"End" or "conclusion."
In a sentence
Knygos pabaigos buvo netikėta.
The ending of the book was unexpected.
In this sentence, "pabaigos" is used in its nominative plural form to refer to the endings or conclusions of books, dramatizing its function in describing the closing parts.
Iki pabaigos liko tik kelios dienos.
Only a few days remain until the end.
Here, "pabaigos" is in the genitive singular form, indicating close reference to the singular noun phrase conveying the concept of a single finish or conclusion.
Ji nesusimąstė apie savo sprendimo pabaigos pasekmes.
She did not reflect on the consequences of her decision's end.
The term "pabaigos" occupies the genitive case associated with "sprendimo," illustrating originational relationships with conclusions stemming from decisions.
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