|| dùrys – door, gaĩštis – dallying; masculine: (1) pirmuõnys (also deguõnis – oxygen; deguonis 3b is a rarer variant) || – || (7) Tur̃gus – market place, cùkrus – sugar || sõdžius – village, vaĩsius – fruit, bal̃džius – furniture maker || pavõjus – danger |- valign=top | 3. || širdìs – heart, obelìs – apple tree, smegenys – brain; masculine: (19) debesìs – cloud, žvėrìs – beast || akmuõ – stone 3b, vanduõ – water 3a || (2) sūnùs – son, lietùs – rain || – || – |- valign=top | 4. || naktìs – night, žuvìs – fish, sritìs – area, district, vinìs – nail, spike, pirtìs -, šalìs, griñdys – floor, flooring; masculine: (3) dantìs – tooth, petỹs – shoulder, ropuonìs – reptile (used word is roplỹs 4) || (1) šuõ – dog || (10) medùs, alùs, viršùs, vidùs, piẽtūs – dinner; the south || – || – |} The first declension, -as, -is, -ys, -ias. Names of -as type have vocative -ai instead of -e of common nouns: Jõnas – Jõnai, Tòmas – Tòmai. Common nouns sometimes have this ending, it is usual for a word tė́vas: tė́vai and tė́ve. Words having -j- before the ending -as (vė́jas – wind, naudótojas – user) have two differences of declensional cases from other -as words; -j- is soft sound and the locative for these words is like in soft -is / -ys / -ias type (mẽdyje, kepsnyjè, kelyjè), but with a vowel changed where needed for an easier pronunciation: vė́jyje, but naudótojuje. Vocative is also different: vėjau, naudótojau (naudotoje would sound the same as naudótoja, which is feminine (nominative and vocative) form of the same word. The vocative is similar for -as and -ė words: ą́žuolas – oak : ą́žuole and ẽglė – spruce : ẽgle). This form is sometimes present in other cases: brólis : voc. bróli and brolaũ, vélnias : vélniau. Many of these -j- words are made with an actors (personal, not for things) suffix -ėjas , -ėja , -t-ojas , -t-oja : veĩkti 'to act, affect; operate' – veikė́jas 'actor, character'; naudóti 'to use' – naudótojas 'user'. There are only a few -ias words, they are declined like -ys words, except some cases: nominative for kẽlias, nominative and vocative for elnias – elni, and vélnias – vélniau. -is and -ys words differ in that -is words (with the short i sound) are stressed