This is the 302nd most frequent Italian word.
lì
The Italian word "lì" means "there" in English, indicating a specific place.
In this sentence, 'lì' indicates the specific location of the book, which is on the table.
Il libro che cerchi è lì sul tavolo.
The book you are looking for is there on the table.
Here, 'lì' is used figuratively to signify reaching a point or limit in an activity.
Viste le difficoltà, ci fermiamo lì.
Considering the difficulties, we'll stop there.
In this example, 'lì' refers to a location where someone has been for a period of time, emphasizing temporal presence.