No. 874 in Lithuanian

pavojų

"Dangers" or "threats."

In a sentence

Nepaisydamas pavojų, jis nusprendė tęsti savo kelionę.
Despite the danger, he decided to continue his journey.
In this sentence, 'pavojų' is used in the accusative plural case of 'pavojus' to express the concept of 'dangers' that he is disregarding.
Įspėjimas buvo išduotas dėl pavojų mėsos gamykloje.
A warning was issued due to dangers in the meat factory.
Here, 'pavojų' is in the genitive plural, referring to multiple dangers linked to the factory's context.
Medžiotojas buvo atsargus, stengdamasis išvengti laukiančių pavojų.
The hunter was cautious, trying to avoid the dangers ahead.
'Pavojų' is again in the genitive plural, describing the dangers that the hunter is mindful of.

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