No. 190 in Lithuanian

pas

The Lithuanian word "pas" means "at" or "to (someone's place)."

In a sentence

Aš einu pas gydytoją šiandien.
I am going to the doctor today.
In this sentence, 'pas' denotes motion towards a specific person, which in this case refers to visiting the doctor.
Man patinka būvoti pas draugus per atostogas.
I enjoy spending time at my friends' place during holidays.
Here, 'pas' indicates being at a place associated with a specific person, referring to staying at the friends' home.
Pas direktorių yra svarbių dokumentų.
The director has important documents.
In this usage, 'pas' conveys possession or that something is situated with someone, indicating the documents are with the director.

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