No. 680 in Lithuanian

valstiečių

"Valstiečių" means "of the peasants" or "farmers'."

In a sentence

Valstiečių gyvenimas kaime yra sudėtingas.
The life of peasants in the countryside is challenging.
Here, the word "valstiečių" is used as a possessive plural noun modifying "gyvenimas" (life), indicating that the life belongs to the peasants.
Valstiečių partija laimėjo rinkimus.
The Peasant Party won the elections.
In this sentence, "valstiečių" serves as part of the proper noun "Valstiečių partija," referring to a political party.
Senio pasakojimai apie valstiečių papročius buvo įdomūs.
The old man's stories about the peasants' customs were intriguing.
Here, "valstiečių" is again in the possessive case and describes "papročius" (customs), attributing them to the peasants.

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