verb

[T]

to visit someone or go to a place, especially for social, cultural, or personal reasons

lankýti

Pronunciation

Etymology

Inherited from Lithuanian, related to the verb lankti meaning “to bend, turn,” with the sense developing through the idea of turning or calling in at a place.

Examples

Rytoj lankysime senelius kaime.

Rytój lankýsimė senélius kaimè.

Tomorrow we will visit our grandparents in the village.

Ji mėgsta lankyti muziejus savaitgaliais.

Ji mė́gsta lankýti muziejùs savaitgaliaĩs.

She likes visiting museums on weekends.

Synonyms

Collocations

lankyti senelius

lankyti muziejų

lankyti draugus

dažnai lankyti

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verb

[T]

to attend a school, course, lecture, club, or other organized activity regularly

lankýti

Pronunciation

Etymology

Inherited from Lithuanian, related to the verb lankti meaning “to bend, turn,” later used for regularly going to or turning up at a place.

Examples

Mano sūnus lanko pradinę mokyklą.

Manó sū́nus lánko pradinę́ mokýklą.

My son attends primary school.

Studentai privalo lankyti paskaitas.

Studentaĩ privãlo lankýti paskáitas.

Students are required to attend lectures.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

lankyti mokyklą

lankyti paskaitas

lankyti kursus

lankyti būrelį

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verb

[T]

to visit someone or go to a place, especially for social, cultural, or personal reasons

lankýti

Pronunciation

Etymology

Inherited from Lithuanian, related to the verb lankti meaning “to bend, turn,” with the sense developing through the idea of turning or calling in at a place.

Examples

Rytoj lankysime senelius kaime.

Rytój lankýsimė senélius kaimè.

Tomorrow we will visit our grandparents in the village.

Ji mėgsta lankyti muziejus savaitgaliais.

Ji mė́gsta lankýti muziejùs savaitgaliaĩs.

She likes visiting museums on weekends.

Synonyms