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abejingumas
abejin'gumas
Indifference; lack of interest, concern, sympathy, or emotional involvement.
actas
'actas
vinegar; a sour liquid containing acetic acid, used especially for seasoning, preserving food, or cleaning
adata
ada'ta
A small, slender, pointed instrument, usually metal and with an eye, used for sewing or similar work.
administratorius
administra'torius
A person who manages, organizes, or supervises an institution, office, building, service, or other affairs.
adresas
a'dresas
An address: the details of the place where a person or organization lives, works, or can receive mail.
agurkas
a'gurkas
A cucumber; the long green edible fruit commonly eaten fresh, pickled, or in salads.
aikštė
aikš'tė
A public square or plaza, especially an open space in a town or city used for gatherings, markets, or civic events.
akis
a-kís
eye
aliejus
a'liejus
oil; a fatty liquid, especially one obtained from plants, used in cooking, food preparation, cosmetics, or similar uses.
alus
a'lus
Beer; an alcoholic drink made by fermenting malted grain, usually barley, and flavored with hops.
ambicingas
ambicíngas
Having a strong desire to succeed, achieve goals, gain recognition, or advance in status.
analitikas
analítikas
An analyst; a person whose job is to examine information, data, markets, politics, or other material in order to explain it or draw conclusions.
anksti
ank'sti
early; at or near the beginning of a period of time, especially earlier than usual or expected
antklodė
antklod'ė
A blanket, coverlet, or bed covering used for warmth or decoration.
anyta
anytá
A woman’s mother-in-law; the mother of one’s husband.
anūkas
a'nūkas
a grandson; the male child of one’s son or daughter
anūkė
a'nūkė
A granddaughter; the female child of one’s son or daughter.
apkabinimas
apkabinímas
An act or instance of putting one’s arms around someone; a hug or embrace.
apkabinti
apka'binti
to hug or embrace someone; to put one’s arms around someone or something
apklausti
ap'klausti
to question someone in order to obtain information; to interview, poll, or survey
apmaudas
ap'maudas
A feeling of vexation, chagrin, or bitter disappointment caused by failure, injustice, or an unpleasant outcome.
arbata
arbatá
tea; a hot drink made by infusing tea leaves, herbs, or other plant material in water
archyvuoti
archyvúoti
To place documents, records, messages, or data in an archive for storage, preservation, or later retrieval.
artimas
ártimas
close or intimate in a personal, emotional, or social relationship
asmenybė
asmenýbė
the set of qualities, traits, and characteristics that make a person distinct; personality
asmuo
asmuó
A person; an individual human being.
ateiti
a-teí-ti
Artėti ar atvykti į vietą.
atlyginimas
atly'ginimas
salary, wage, or regular pay received for work.
atostogos
a'tostogos
a period of time away from work, school, or regular duties for rest or travel; vacation, holidays, leave
atsakingas
atsa'kingas
Responsible; having a duty to take care of something or someone and to act properly.
atsakomybė
atsako'mybė
responsibility; the duty to take care of something or to answer for one’s actions, decisions, or obligations
atsakyti
atsakýti
To answer or reply to a question, request, message, or person.
atsiprašymas
atsipra'šymas
An apology; an expression of regret for a mistake, offense, or inconvenience.
atsiprašyti
atsipra'šyti
To apologize; to ask someone for forgiveness or express regret for a fault, mistake, or inconvenience.
atsuktuvas
atsuktúvas
a screwdriver; a hand tool used for turning screws
atviras
at-ví-ras
Neuždaras; prieinamas; nuoširdus.
atvykti
at'vykti
to arrive; to come to a place, destination, event, or person
atvėsinti
at'vėsinti
To make something cooler; to reduce the temperature of something.
atšildyti
atšildýti
To thaw or defrost something that is frozen.
audra
audrá
A storm; violent weather with strong wind, often with rain, thunder, or snow.
auginti
augínti
To raise, bring up, or rear a child or animal.
auklėti
auk'lėti
To bring up, raise, or educate a child, especially by forming their character, manners, and values.
autobusas
auto'busas
A bus; a large motor vehicle that carries passengers, especially along a fixed route.
automobilis
automo'bilis
A car; a road vehicle with an engine, typically having four wheels and used for carrying a small number of passengers.
ačiū
a-'čiū
Used to express thanks or gratitude.
aš
áš
I
aštrus
aš'trus
Having a fine edge or point that can cut or pierce; sharp.
bagažas
'bagažas
luggage or baggage; the bags, suitcases, and other belongings carried by a traveler
baigti
báigti
finish
bailus
bai'lus
timid, fearful, or easily frightened; lacking courage
abejingumas
abejin'gumas
Indifference; lack of interest, concern, sympathy, or emotional involvement.
actas
'actas
vinegar; a sour liquid containing acetic acid, used especially for seasoning, preserving food, or cleaning
adata
ada'ta
A small, slender, pointed instrument, usually metal and with an eye, used for sewing or similar work.
administratorius
administra'torius
A person who manages, organizes, or supervises an institution, office, building, service, or other affairs.
adresas
a'dresas
An address: the details of the place where a person or organization lives, works, or can receive mail.
agurkas
a'gurkas
A cucumber; the long green edible fruit commonly eaten fresh, pickled, or in salads.
aikštė
aikš'tė
A public square or plaza, especially an open space in a town or city used for gatherings, markets, or civic events.
akis
a-kís
eye
The organ of vision in humans and animals.
aliejus
a'liejus
oil; a fatty liquid, especially one obtained from plants, used in cooking, food preparation, cosmetics, or similar uses.
alus
a'lus
Beer; an alcoholic drink made by fermenting malted grain, usually barley, and flavored with hops.
ambicingas
ambicíngas
Having a strong desire to succeed, achieve goals, gain recognition, or advance in status.
analitikas
analítikas
An analyst; a person whose job is to examine information, data, markets, politics, or other material in order to explain it or draw conclusions.
anksti
ank'sti
early; at or near the beginning of a period of time, especially earlier than usual or expected
antklodė
antklod'ė
A blanket, coverlet, or bed covering used for warmth or decoration.
anyta
anytá
A woman’s mother-in-law; the mother of one’s husband.
anūkas
a'nūkas
a grandson; the male child of one’s son or daughter
anūkė
a'nūkė
A granddaughter; the female child of one’s son or daughter.
apkabinimas
apkabinímas
An act or instance of putting one’s arms around someone; a hug or embrace.
apkabinti
apka'binti
to hug or embrace someone; to put one’s arms around someone or something
apklausti
ap'klausti
to question someone in order to obtain information; to interview, poll, or survey
apmaudas
ap'maudas
A feeling of vexation, chagrin, or bitter disappointment caused by failure, injustice, or an unpleasant outcome.
arbata
arbatá
tea; a hot drink made by infusing tea leaves, herbs, or other plant material in water
archyvuoti
archyvúoti
To place documents, records, messages, or data in an archive for storage, preservation, or later retrieval.
artimas
ártimas
close or intimate in a personal, emotional, or social relationship
asmenybė
asmenýbė
the set of qualities, traits, and characteristics that make a person distinct; personality
asmuo
asmuó
A person; an individual human being.
ateiti
a-teí-ti
Artėti ar atvykti į vietą.
atlyginimas
atly'ginimas
salary, wage, or regular pay received for work.
atostogos
a'tostogos
a period of time away from work, school, or regular duties for rest or travel; vacation, holidays, leave
atsakingas
atsa'kingas
Responsible; having a duty to take care of something or someone and to act properly.
atsakomybė
atsako'mybė
responsibility; the duty to take care of something or to answer for one’s actions, decisions, or obligations
atsakyti
atsakýti
To answer or reply to a question, request, message, or person.
atsiprašymas
atsipra'šymas
An apology; an expression of regret for a mistake, offense, or inconvenience.
atsiprašyti
atsipra'šyti
To apologize; to ask someone for forgiveness or express regret for a fault, mistake, or inconvenience.
atsuktuvas
atsuktúvas
a screwdriver; a hand tool used for turning screws
atviras
at-ví-ras
Neuždaras; prieinamas; nuoširdus.
atvykti
at'vykti
to arrive; to come to a place, destination, event, or person
atvėsinti
at'vėsinti
To make something cooler; to reduce the temperature of something.
atšildyti
atšildýti
To thaw or defrost something that is frozen.
audra
audrá
A storm; violent weather with strong wind, often with rain, thunder, or snow.
auginti
augínti
To raise, bring up, or rear a child or animal.
auklėti
auk'lėti
To bring up, raise, or educate a child, especially by forming their character, manners, and values.
autobusas
auto'busas
A bus; a large motor vehicle that carries passengers, especially along a fixed route.
automobilis
automo'bilis
A car; a road vehicle with an engine, typically having four wheels and used for carrying a small number of passengers.
ačiū
a-'čiū
Used to express thanks or gratitude.
aš
áš
I
First-person singular pronoun.
aštrus
aš'trus
Having a fine edge or point that can cut or pierce; sharp.
bagažas
'bagažas
luggage or baggage; the bags, suitcases, and other belongings carried by a traveler
baigti
báigti
finish
To do, complete; reach an end.
bailus
bai'lus
timid, fearful, or easily frightened; lacking courage