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@GeorgiRusev
only nouns and adjectives that refers to males ends with "s"
ThatCrazyGirl11 1 month ago
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GeorgiRusev: The lithuanian names vocalize the names ending in *-as to the indo-europeans names which were endings in *-os: Kazimieras = Latinized Casimirus, Greek: Ouranos, Sanskrit Varuna. In Lithuanian would be * Varunas. The Old Celtic names ending in *-os (like spanish Carlos) in Lithuanian ending in *-as. Celtic: Broccos, Tegernos, Brannos, etc.. In Lithuanian is in *-as: like Antanas is equivalent to the Latin Antonius.
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oscar85768 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
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serevincis 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@serevincis
Happy holidays and good luck with LT
kristytamo 2 months ago
I want to marry you, will learn stipresnis very quickly. Why in Lithuania everything ends on "s" - Kaunas, Vilnius, even names like Giedrius Kuprevičius ? Jesus Christ !
GeorgiRusev 6 months ago 2
@GeorgiRusev why not? :D
Vaitadventure 4 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@GeorgiRusev because they are like male names
examples of male named cityes: Kaunas,Vilnius
examples of female names cityes: Marijampolė,Naujoji Akmenė,Kelmė
MrMantas1997 5 days ago
superb, as always
asCii88 1 year ago
maladiec
EraserGaming 1 year ago