Properties and Morphological Categories
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Parts of speech – kalbõs dãlys:
| Daiktavardis | Noun | Dalelytė | Particle |
| Būdvardis | Adjective | Prielinksnis | Preposition |
| Veiksmažodis | Verb | Jungtukas | Conjunction |
| Skaitvardis | Numeral | Jaustukas | Interjection |
| Įvardis | Pronoun | Ištiktukas | Verbal interjection |
| Prieveiksmis | Adverb |
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