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gy'venti
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verb[I]
To live or reside in a place; to have one’s home somewhere.
gy'venti
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Lithuanian gyvas “alive, living”, ultimately from Proto-Baltic, related to Latvian dzīvot “to live”.
Examples
Jie ketina gyventi naujame bute.
Jie ke'tina gy'venti nau'jame 'bute.
They intend to live in a new apartment.
Noriu gyventi Kaune.
'Noriu gy'venti 'Kaune.
I want to live in Kaunas.
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verb[I]
To be alive; to continue to exist as a living being.
gy'venti
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Lithuanian gyvas “alive, living”, ultimately from Proto-Baltic, related to Latvian dzīvot “to live”.
Examples
Be vandens žmogus negali gyventi.
Be 'vandens 'žmogus ne'gali gy'venti.
A person cannot live without water.
Jis nori gyventi ilgai.
Jis 'nori gy'venti il'gai.
He wants to live a long time.
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verb[I]
To live in a particular way; to lead one’s life under certain conditions or according to certain habits.
gy'venti
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Lithuanian gyvas “alive, living”, ultimately from Proto-Baltic, related to Latvian dzīvot “to live”.
Examples
Ji stengiasi gyventi sveikai.
Ji 'stengiasi gy'venti svei'kai.
She tries to live healthily.
Po krizės šeima išmoko gyventi taupiau.
Po 'krizės šei'ma iš'moko gy'venti tau'piau.
After the crisis, the family learned to live more frugally.
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verb[I; often gyventi iš + genitive]
To support oneself or subsist on something, especially income, resources, or another person’s help.
gy'venti
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Lithuanian gyvas “alive, living”, ultimately from Proto-Baltic, related to Latvian dzīvot “to live”.
Examples
Studentai dažnai turi gyventi iš stipendijos.
Stu'dentai 'dažnai 'turi gy'venti iš stipen'dijos.
Students often have to live on a scholarship.
Jie nenori gyventi iš skolų.
Jie ne'nori gy'venti iš 'skolų.
They do not want to live on debt.
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