This is the 193rd most frequent Lithuanian word.
esą
"Esą" in Lithuanian means "supposedly" or "allegedly."
"Esą" is used here to introduce a statement reported by the speaker, implying hearsay or indirect information.
Teigiama, esą jis vis dar ten gyvena.
It is claimed that he still lives there.
"Esą" in this context denotes a belief or opinion held by some people, conveying the speaker's distance from the assertion.
Kai kurie žmonės mano, esą nauji įstatymai yra nesąžiningi.
Some people believe that the new laws are unfair.
"Esą" is used to express a rumor or unverified claim, indicating uncertainty or speculation.