No. 385 in Lithuanian
uosto
"Uosto" in English means "port" or "harbor."
In a sentence
Jis atvyko į Klaipėdos uostą šį rytą.
He arrived at the port of Klaipėda this morning.
The word 'uostą' here is in the accusative case, used to denote the direct object of the verb indicating motion toward the port.
Aš niekada neuosto cigarečių dūmų.
I never inhale the smell of cigarette smoke.
The word 'uosto' here is a verb in the third person singular present tense, used to denote the action of sensing smell by turning one's nose to it.
Prie uosto yra daug žvejų laivų.
There are many fishing boats near the harbor.
The word 'uosto' here is in the genitive case, used to denote a location relative to the harbor.
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