problemų

In a sentence

• Turime spręsti šį problemų sąrašą.

  We need to address this list of problems.

  Here, 'problemų' is used as a plural genitive form to specify the list.

• Nėra jokių problemų.

  There are no problems.

  In this case, 'problemų' denotes negation and is in the genitive plural form.

• Aktyvūs žmonės stengiasi išvengti problemų.

  Active individuals try to avoid problems.

  Here, 'problemų' is in the genitive plural form used after the verb 'išvengti' (to avoid), as this verb requires its object to be in the genitive case.