No. 691 in Lithuanian
tauragės
"Tauragės" is the genitive form of "Tauragė," referring to something "of Tauragė," a city and region in Lithuania.
In a sentence
Aš gyvenu Tauragėje.
I live in Tauragė.
The word 'Tauragės' is in its locative singular form, indicating the location where I reside.
Mes aplankėme Tauragės parką.
We visited the Tauragė park.
Here, 'Tauragės' is in its genitive singular form, showing possession or association with the park.
Tauragės miesto istorija yra įdomi.
The history of the city of Tauragė is interesting.
In this case, 'Tauragės' functions as an attributive genitive, describing and specifying 'miesto' (city).
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