No. 336 in Lithuanian
praėjusią
"Praėjusią" means "last" or "past" (referring to time, e.g., last week).
In a sentence
Praėjusią savaitę mes lankėme muziejų.
Last week, we visited the museum.
In this sentence, the word "praėjusią" is used as an adjective modifying the noun "savaitę" (week), indicating a specific time in the immediate past.
Ji prisiminė praėjusią vasarą su šypsena.
She remembered last summer with a smile.
Here, "praėjusią" functions to describe "vasarą" (summer), signaling a past summer that has already occurred.
Praėjusią dieną aš mačiau retą paukštį.
The previous day, I saw a rare bird.
In this example, "praėjusią" indicates the noun "dieną" (day), referring to the day before the current one.
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