No. 623 in Lithuanian
turite
"Turite" means "you have" in English.
In a sentence
Ar jūs turite knygą?
Do you have a book?
Here, 'turite' is used as a main verb meaning 'have', to indicate possession in a question.
Jūs turite perskaityti šį straipsnį.
You need to read this article.
In this sentence, 'turite' acts as part of a modal verb phrase, indicating obligation to perform an action.
Turite būti atsargūs.
You have to be careful.
The usage of 'turite' here conveys a necessity or requirement, often akin to 'must' in English.
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