No. 909 in Lithuanian
visam
The Lithuanian word "visam" means "forever" or "for all" depending on the context.
In a sentence
Visam miestui buvo išsiųstas pranešimas.
A notification was sent to the entire city.
The word 'visam' here is used in the dative case to mean 'to the entire'. It modifies the noun 'miestui' and provides the scope of the message being addressed.
Jis paliko šalį visam laikui.
He left the country forever.
The word 'visam' in this sentence means 'forever', lending a sense of permanence to the action of leaving.
Ši gėlė pražydo visam grožiui.
This flower bloomed in its full beauty.
Here, 'visam' is used in the dative case and is part of a phrase meaning 'in its full'. It emphasizes the extent of the beauty.
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