No. 121 in Lithuanian
visa
The Lithuanian word "visa" means "all" or "whole" in English (feminine form).
In a sentence
Visa diena buvo saulėta ir šilta.
The whole day was sunny and warm.
Here, "visa" is used to mean "the entire" or "the whole", modifying "diena" (day).
Man reikia visa savo dėmesio sutelkti į šią užduotį.
I need to focus all my attention on this task.
Here, "visa" is modifying "savo dėmesio" (my attention), indicating the entirety of it, translating to "all" in English.
Ji atėjo pas mus visa laiminga ir linksma.
She came to us all happy and cheerful.
Here, "visa" is functioning as an adverb-like modifier, emphasizing and intensifying the adjectives "laiminga" (happy) and "linksma" (cheerful).
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