No. 675 in Lithuanian
telefono
"Telefono" in Lithuanian means "telephone" or "phone" in English.
In a sentence
Aš gavau žinutę iš telefono.
I received a message from the phone.
Here, 'telefono' is in the genitive case, indicating possession or origin.
Šis telefono numeris priklauso man.
This phone number belongs to me.
Here, 'telefono' is in the genitive case, specifying the association between the number and the phone.
Praeivis man davė telefono kroviklį.
A passerby gave me a phone charger.
Here, 'telefono' is in the genitive case, describing the charger as associated with the phone.
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