keturiems

Keturiems is a Lithuanian word that translates to "for four" or "to four" in English. It is the dative plural form of the numeral keturi, meaning "four." This grammatical form is used when referring to an action or possession directed towards four people or things. For example, "Aš nupirkau dovanų keturiems draugams" translates to "I bought gifts for four friends." The word itself is a basic element of Lithuanian grammar, demonstrating the case system and number agreement prevalent in the language. Understanding such grammatical nuances is essential for accurate comprehension and construction of Lithuanian sentences. The concept of "keturiems" appears in various contexts, from simple arithmetic to more complex sentence structures, and is a fundamental building block for anyone learning the Lithuanian language. Its usage is consistent with the dative case's function of indicating the indirect object or recipient of an action.