No. 306 in Lithuanian
vakarą
"Vakarą" means "evening" (accusative case) in English.
In a sentence
Vakarą praleidome prie jūros.
We spent the evening by the sea.
The word 'vakarą' is in the accusative case, used to indicate the time during which an action occurs.
Kai vakarą nuprausia lietus, atrodo, kad visas pasaulis atsigaivina.
When the evening is washed by the rain, it seems that the whole world feels refreshed.
The word 'vakarą' is in the accusative case, used idiomatically to describe a part of the evening being affected.
Šiltą vakarą gera pasivaikščioti parke.
On a warm evening, it is nice to walk in the park.
The word 'vakarą' is in the accusative case, signifying the time context when the activity takes place.
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