No. 662 in Lithuanian

pirmadienio

"Of Monday" (genitive case of "pirmadienis").

In a sentence

Pirmadienio rytą buvau susitikime.
On Monday morning, I was at a meeting.
In this sentence, 'pirmadienio' is in genitive case, denoting possession or specification, describing 'rytą' (morning) as of Monday.
Mėnesio plane aptarėme pirmadienio užduotis.
We discussed Monday's tasks in the monthly plan.
Here, 'pirmadienio' is used in genitive case to describe possession, referring to tasks (užduotis) belonging to Monday.
Man patinka pirmadienio vakarai.
I like Monday evenings.
In this sentence, 'pirmadienio' indicates 'of Monday,' showing a recurring characteristic or association with the noun 'vakarai' (evenings).

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