laikosi

This is the 776th most frequent Lithuanian word.


laikosi

"Laikosi" means "holds," "keeps," or "maintains" in English, often referring to a state, condition, or adherence.


Here, 'laikosi' is used in the sense of 'is holding up' or 'is doing', referring to someone's state of well-being or condition.

Ji laikosi gerai po operacijos.

She is doing well after the surgery.


In this sentence, 'laikosi' means 'follow' or 'adhere to', referring to maintaining or observing rules or norms.

Vaikai mokykloje laikosi taisyklių.

The children at the school follow rules.


In this context, 'laikosi' is used to mean 'sticks', referring to how something remains attached or adhered.

Kodėl šis dažas taip ilgai laikosi ant sienos?

Why does this paint stick to the wall for so long?