No. 906 in Lithuanian

valandos

"Valandos" means "hours" in English.

In a sentence

Man prireikė dvi valandos atlikti šią užduotį.
It took me two hours to complete this task.
Here, 'valandos' refers to the unit of time and is used in the genitive case to indicate 'of hours'.
Susitiksime po kelių valandų.
We will meet in a few hours.
In this example, 'valandų' is the plural genitive form of 'valandos', used to express a number of hours.
Jos valandos jau baigėsi.
Her hours are over.
Here, 'valandos' is used in the nominative plural form to refer to a period of time.

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