No. 241 in Lithuanian

viruso

The Lithuanian word "viruso" means "of the virus" in English (genitive case of "virusas").

In a sentence

Kompiuteris užsikrėtė viruso programa.
The computer got infected with a virus program.
Here, 'viruso' is used in genitive case to indicate possession or relation to a program that has characteristics of a virus.
Laboratorijoje tiriamas viruso poveikis žmogaus imuninei sistemai.
The effect of the virus on the human immune system is being studied in the lab.
In this example, 'viruso' is also in the genitive case, used to show that the effect being studied is that of the virus.
Dėl viruso protrūkio miestas ėmėsi griežtų karantino priemonių.
Due to the virus outbreak, the city implemented strict quarantine measures.
Here, 'viruso' again appears in the genitive case, expressing the cause or reason linked to the outbreak.

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