No. 582 in Lithuanian
vyrų
The Lithuanian word "vyrų" is the genitive plural form of "vyrai," meaning "of men" or "of husbands."
In a sentence
Aš mačiau vyrų medžiojant miške.
I saw men hunting in the forest.
In this sentence, 'vyrų' is in the genitive plural case, indicating possession or a quantity descriptor.
Jie kalbėjo apie vyrų darbą.
They talked about men's work.
Here, 'vyrų' indicates possession in the genitive plural case, meaning 'men's' or 'belonging to men'.
Dirbu su keliomis vyrų grupėmis.
I work with several groups of men.
In this example, 'vyrų' modifies 'groups', showing possession and description in the genitive plural case.
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