No. 95 in Lithuanian
vandens
"Vandens" means "water's" (genitive case of "vanduo," meaning "water").
In a sentence
Man reikia stiklinės vandens.
I need a glass of water.
Here, "vandens" operates as a genitive singular noun, representing 'of water' as part of the construction specifying a quantity.
Vandens temperatūra buvo per žema.
The water temperature was too low.
In this case, "vandens" describes temperature, and is used in genitive case to denote possession or relatedness.
Žvejai grįžo namo iš vandens.
The fishermen returned home from the water.
Here, "vandens" is a genitive singular noun used to indicate the origin or source of the action.
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