No. 635 in Lithuanian
utenos
"Utenos" refers to something related to "Utena," a city or district in Lithuania.
In a sentence
Aš keliaunu į Utenos miestą.
I am traveling to the city of Utena.
This usage of 'Utenos' is a genitive case, indicating possession or association with Utena, which is a city name in Lithuania.
Utenos futbolo komanda laimėjo turnyrą.
The Utena football team won the tournament.
Here, 'Utenos' describes the association with Utena as an attributive genitive, indicating where the team is from or what it's associated with.
Ragavau Utenos alaus.
I tasted Utena's beer.
In this case, 'Utenos' specifies the origin of the beer, indicating it is from Utena.
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