No. 206 in Lithuanian

prezidento

"Prezidento" means "president's" (possessive form) in English.

In a sentence

Prezidento kalba buvo įkvepianti.
The president's speech was inspiring.
In this sentence, 'prezidento' is the genitive case form of 'prezidentas', used to indicate possession (the speech of the president).
Mes laukėme prezidento pasirodymo balkone.
We were waiting for the president's appearance on the balcony.
Here, 'prezidento' in the genitive case is connected to the noun 'pasirodymo', meaning it is used in constructing possessive phrases.
Apdovanojimai buvo įteikti prezidento rūmuose.
The awards were presented at the president's residence.
In this context, 'prezidento' is used to indicate a location related to the president, specifically their residence.

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