No. 609 in Lithuanian

paskui

"Afterward" or "later."

In a sentence

Eik pirma į parduotuvę, o paskui pas mane.
Go to the store first, and then to me.
In this sentence, 'paskui' is used to mean 'then', indicating the subsequent action in a sequence of events.
Ji tau paskui padės su darbu.
She will help you with work later.
Here, 'paskui' signifies 'later', referring to an action occurring after the current moment or event.
Galvojau apie ankstesnes diskusijas, ir paskui supratau jų esmę.
I was thinking about past discussions, and then I realized their essence.
In this case, 'paskui' is used as 'then', connecting a realization with reflection.

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