This is the 194th most frequent Lithuanian word.
jai
"Jai" in Lithuanian means "to her" or "for her."
In this sentence, 'jai' functions as a dative pronoun representing the indirect object 'her'.
Aš padovanojau jai gėlę.
I gave her a flower.
Here, 'jai' is used in the dative case to indicate possession or association.
Tai priklauso jai.
It belongs to her.
In this context, 'jai' is the dative case pronoun for 'her', often used with verbs like 'patikti' (to like) in Lithuanian to express preference.