This is the 131st most frequent Lithuanian word.
oro
The Lithuanian word "oro" means "air" in English.
In this sentence, 'oro' is used as an adjective in the phrase 'oro temperatūra', which translates to 'air temperature'. It describes the characteristic of the temperature being related to the air.
Oro temperatūra šiandien balandžio mėnesiui yra neįprastai aukšta.
The air temperature today in April is unusually high.
In this sentence, 'oro' describes the noun 'drėgmė' (humidity), specifying that the mentioned humidity pertains to the air.
Atrodo, kad oro drėgmė bus didelė artimiausiomis dienomis.
It seems that the air humidity will be high in the upcoming days.
Here, 'oro' modifies the noun 'sireną' (siren) to specify the type of siren, indicating that it pertains to air or aviation.