kopijúoti || kopijuoju || kopijuoji || kopijuoja || kopijavau || kopijavai || kopijavo || to copy |- | style="padding:15px;" colspan=10 | Some other suffixes, for example, transitivity-forming suffix -in-. The suffix -en- can have a meaning of moderate intensity of action. The suffix -in- is usual for making verbs from foreign words, e.g., () kòpinti – to copy, which is used besides longer standard kopijuoti. |- | rū́pintis || rū́pinuosi || rūpiniesi || rūpinasi || rū́pinausi || rūpinasi || rūpinosi || to take care |- | grãžinti || grãžinu || gražini || gražina || grãžinau || gražinai || gražino || to beautify |- | grąžìnti || grąžinù || grąžini || grąžìna || grąžinaũ || gražinai || grąžino || to give back, return |- | jùdinti || jùdinu || judini || judina || jùdinau || judinai || judino || to move, make smth. move |- valign=top | lýginti || lýginu || lygini || lygina || lýginau || lyginai || lygino || to compare; to level, make level; make smooth; to iron (clothes); to equate |- | srovénti || || || srovẽna || || || srovẽno || to stream tranquilly, in small ripples |- | kuténti || kutenù || kuteni || kutẽna || kutenaũ || kutenai || kutẽno || to tickle, titillate |- | gabenti || gabenu || gabeni || gabena || gabenau || gabenai || gabeno || to convey, carry |- | kūrenti || kūrenu || kūreni || kūrena || kūrenau || kūrenai || kūreno || to fire a furnace, heater |- | ridenti || ridenu || rideni || ridena || ridenau || ridenai || rideno || to trundle, wheel, roll, make roll; bowl |} Syntax Word order Lithuanian has an SVO (subject–verb–object) as the main word order: Adjunct(s)(temporal, locative, causal) + Subject + Adjunct(s)(other) + Verb + Object(s) + Infinitive + other parts. At the same time Lithuanian as a highly declined language is often considered to have the free word order. This idea is partially true, and a sentence such as "Today I saw a beautiful girl at the movies" could be said or written in many ways: Aš mačiau gražią mergaitę kine šiandien. Šiandien aš mačiau gražią mergaitę kine. Gražią mergaitę mačiau aš kine šiandien. Gražią mergaitę aš šiandien mačiau kine. Kine šiandien aš mačiau gražią mergaitę. Kine gražią mergaitę aš mačiau šiandien. However, word order isn't a subject of intonation only. Different word orders often have different