No. 532 in Lithuanian
telefonų
"Telefonų" is the genitive plural form of "telefonas," meaning "of phones" or "phones'."
In a sentence
Aš nusipirkau du naujus telefonų modelius.
I bought two new phone models.
The word 'telefonų' is in the genitive plural form, describing the possession or type of 'models' being referenced as belonging to or being kinds of phones.
Šioje parduotuvėje yra daugybė įvairių telefonų.
There are many different phones in this shop.
Here, 'telefonų' is in the genitive plural form, used to express a quantity and belonging, implying 'of phones'.
Bendrovė teikia paslaugas telefonų remontui.
The company provides services for phone repairs.
'Telefonų' is used in the genitive plural to indicate the purpose ('for phones') of the provided services, a construction often used to specify for whom or what an action is intended.
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