Lithuanian Question Words and Cases

A set of vocabulary flashcards covering basic Lithuanian question words, their grammatical case forms, and example translated practice sentences.

Kas

A Lithuanian question word meaning 'who?' or 'what?' in the Nominative case.

Ką

A Lithuanian question word meaning 'whom?' or 'what?', serving as the Accusative form of kas.

Kam

A Lithuanian question word meaning 'to whom?' in the Dative case.

Ko

A Lithuanian question word meaning 'of whom?' or 'of what?' in the Genitive case.

Kuo

A Lithuanian question word meaning 'with what?' or 'by what?' in the Instrumental case.

Kur

A Lithuanian question word meaning 'where?', used for location.

Kuri / Kurią

Lithuanian forms meaning 'which one?', with 'kurią' as an accusative form of 'kuris/kuri'.

Koks / Kokia

An adjective-like Lithuanian question word meaning 'what kind?' or 'what sort of?', which agrees with the noun.

Kas jis?

Lithuanian for 'Who is he?', where 'kas' means 'who'.

Ką tu valgai?

Lithuanian for 'What are you eating?', where 'ką' functions as the direct object in the accusative case.

Kam tu duodi knygą?

Lithuanian for 'To whom are you giving the book?', utilizing the dative question word 'kam'.

Ko tu ieškai?

Lithuanian for 'What are you looking for?', using the genitive question word 'ko' required by the verb 'ieškoti'.

Su kuo tu eini?

Lithuanian for 'With whom are you going?', combining 'su' with the instrumental question word 'kuo'.

Kur tu gyveni?

Lithuanian for 'Where do you live?', using the location question word 'kur'.

Kurią knygą tu skaitai?

Lithuanian for 'Which book are you reading?', using the feminine accusative singular forms 'kurią' and 'knygą'.

Kokia tai knyga?

Lithuanian for 'What kind of book is this?', using 'kokia' to agree with the feminine singular noun 'knyga'.