No. 464 in Lithuanian
valandą
"Valandą" means "hour" (accusative case).
In a sentence
Aš laukiau valandą.
I waited for an hour.
Here, 'valandą' is the accusative singular form of 'valanda' (hour), used to indicate the duration of waiting.
Susitikimas vyks valandą po pietų.
The meeting will take place an hour after noon.
In this sentence, 'valandą' again is used in the accusative case to signify a time period after midday.
Praėjo valandą nuo paskutinio skambučio.
An hour has passed since the last call.
Here too, 'valandą' is in the accusative case, describing the time span that has elapsed.
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