This is the 100th most frequent Lithuanian word.
es
"Es" is the first-person singular form of the verb "to be" in Lithuanian, meaning "I am."
Here, 'es' is part of the verb 'esu', meaning 'am', which denotes a state of being.
Aš esu mokytojas.
I am a teacher.
In this sentence, 'esąs' conveys the idea of 'is said to be' or hearsay, indicating reported speech or indirect assertion.
Jis esąs geras žmogus.
He is said to be a good person.
'Esi' here is the second person singular form of the verb 'to be', used to ask someone about their state or readiness.