mesti

Meaning

to throw

Example

The boy threw the ball over the fence, and it fell into the neighbor's yard.

A way to remember it

Past tense metė. It also means "to quit": mesti rūkyti is "to quit smoking", throwing the habit away.

Word forms

More words at level A2

• milijonas million
• minkštas soft
• mirti to die
• miškas forest
• mokinys student, pupil
• mokslas science; studies
• mokytis to study, to learn
• moliūgas pumpkin

More form tables

• bėgti to run
• būti to be
• daryti to do, to make
• duoti to give
• eiti to go on foot, to walk
• gerti to drink
• išeiti to go out, to leave
• kalbėti to speak, to talk
• klausyti to listen
• manyti to think, to believe
• matyti to see
• miegoti to sleep
• mokėti to pay / to know how to
• norėti to want
• padėti to help; to put, to lay down
• pasakyti to say, to tell
• pirkti to buy
• pradėti to begin, to start
• rašyti to write
• skaityti to read
• suprasti to understand
• turėti to have
• valgyti to eat
• važiuoti to go (by vehicle), to ride
• žaisti to play
• žinoti to know
• žiūrėti to watch, to look

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