No. 4,022 in Russian
литве
"Литве" means "to Lithuania" (dative case of "Литва").
In a sentence
Я живу в Литве.
I live in Lithuania.
In this sentence, 'литве' is in the prepositional case to indicate a location where someone resides.
Моя сестра сейчас отдыхает в Литве.
My sister is currently vacationing in Lithuania.
Here, 'литве' also appears in the prepositional case to specify the location of an activity.
Мы планируем поездку в Литву для летних каникул.
We are planning a trip to Lithuania for the summer holidays.
'Литву' is used in the accusative case to indicate the destination of movement. This demonstrates the difference in case usage with directional verbs.
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