No. 664 in Lithuanian

priekį

"Priekį" in English means "forward" or "ahead."

In a sentence

Einu į priekį.
I am going forward.
In this context, 'priekį' is used to indicate the direction of movement, meaning 'forward' or 'ahead'.
Padėkite knygą į priekį stalo.
Place the book at the front of the table.
Here, 'priekį' is referring to a spatial position, meaning 'to the front' of an object.
Sunku žengti žingsnį į priekį po praradimų.
It is difficult to take a step forward after losses.
In this sentence, 'priekį' symbolizes progress or moving ahead in a metaphorical sense, indicating advancement beyond challenges.

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