No. 345 in Lithuanian
telšių
"Telšių" is the genitive form of "Telšiai," referring to something "of Telšiai," a city in Lithuania.
In a sentence
Telšių mieste gyvena daugybė žmonių.
Many people live in the city of Telšiai.
Here, 'Telšių' is in the genitive case, used to denote possession or belonging, as in 'the city of Telšiai'.
Nuvykau į Telšių festivalį.
I went to the Telšiai festival.
In this sentence, 'Telšių' is also in the genitive case, used to describe the origin or association of the festival.
Telšių kraštovaizdis yra labai gražus.
The landscape of Telšiai is very beautiful.
Here, 'Telšių' is again in the genitive case, indicating possession or a defining feature of the landscape.
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