No. 624 in Lithuanian
uoste
"Uoste" means "in the port" in English.
In a sentence
Laivas atplaukė į didelį uostą.
The ship arrived in a large port.
In this sentence, 'uoste' is the base form 'uostas' (port) in the locative case, referring to a specific location (in the port).
Žvejai nuo aušros dirbo uoste.
The fishermen worked in the port since dawn.
Here, 'uoste' is used to indicate the place where an action took place, with 'uostas' in the locative case.
Naktį uoste buvo triukšminga.
At night, it was noisy in the port.
In this instance, 'uoste' denotes the location of an event, employing the locative case derived from 'uostas'.
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