No. 795 in Lithuanian
problemą
The Lithuanian word "problemą" means "problem" in English.
In a sentence
Aš turiu problemą, kurią reikia išspręsti.
I have a problem that needs to be solved.
The word 'problemą' is in its accusative singular form, serving as the direct object of the action of having.
Darbo problemą aptarėme susirinkime.
We discussed the work problem at the meeting.
Here, 'problemą' is also in the accusative singular form, indicating that it is the object of discussion.
Jo atsakymas padėjo išspręsti problemą.
His answer helped solve the problem.
In this context, 'problemą' is the accusative singular form, indicating the problem that was resolved as a result of the action.
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