No. 528 in Lithuanian
stalo
"Stalo" means "of the table" (genitive form of "stalas").
In a sentence
Ant stalo guli knyga.
A book is lying on the table.
The word 'stalo' in this sentence is the genitive form of 'stalas' (table), indicating possession or relation.
Prašau paimti stiklinę nuo stalo.
Please take the glass off the table.
Here, 'stalo' is also in the genitive case, showing where the object is being taken from (indicating location).
Jo sesuo pirma atėjo prie stalo.
His sister was the first to come to the table.
In this sentence, 'stalo' is used in the genitive case to describe the preposition 'prie' (near, to), specifying location related to the table.
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