No. 622 in Lithuanian

tikrų

"True" or "real" (genitive plural form).

In a sentence

Jis rado kelių tikrų draugų, kurie pasirodė labai nuoširdūs.
He found a few true friends who turned out to be very sincere.
Here, 'tikrų' is used as an adjective meaning 'true' or 'genuine', describing the noun 'draugų' (friends). It refers to the nature of the friends being sincere and real.
Mes ieškome tikrų faktų, kad išsiaiškintume tiesą.
We are looking for true facts to uncover the truth.
In this sentence, 'tikrų' acts as an adjective 'true', qualifying the noun 'faktų' (facts). It emphasizes the factual and credible nature of the information.
Tik pasitikėdami tikrų ekspertų patarimais galime pasiekti gerų rezultatų.
Only by trusting the advice of true experts can we achieve good results.
Here, 'tikrų' serves as an adjective modifying the noun 'ekspertų' (experts), indicating that the experts are genuinely experienced or knowledgeable.

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