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eiti

to go on foot

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Conjugation of eiti

This verb takes on the locative case and requires "kur" or "į kur". For example, "eiti namo" - "to go home" or "eiti į pastatą" - "to go into the building".
Aš
Tu
Jis/ji
Mes
Jūs
Jie/jos
Present tense
einu
I go (on foot)
eini
you go (on foot)
eina
he/she goes (on foot)
einame
we go (on foot)
einate
you all go (on foot)
eina
they go (on foot)
Past tense
ėjau
I went (on foot)
ėjai
you went (on foot)
ėjo
he/she went (on foot)
ėjome
we went (on foot)
ėjote
you all went (on foot)
ėjo
they went (on foot)
Future tense
eisiu
I will go (on foot)
eisi
you will go (on foot)
eis
he/she will go (on foot)
eisime
we will go (on foot)
eisite
you all will go (on foot)
eis
they will go (on foot)
Conditional mood
eičiau
I would go (on foot)
eitum
you would go (on foot)
eitų
he/she would go (on foot)
eitume
we would go (on foot)
eitute
you all would go (on foot)
eitų
they would go (on foot)
Tu
Jūs
Imperative mood
eik
you go (on foot)
eikite
you all go (on foot)
Aš
Tu
Jis/ji
Mes
Jūs
Jie/jos
Past freq. tense
eidavau
I used to go (on foot)
eidavai
you go (on foot)
eidavo
he/she used to go (on foot)
eidavome
we used to go (on foot)
eidavote
you all used to go (on foot)
eidavo
they used to go (on foot)

Examples of eiti

Norėčiau eiti namo.

I would like to go home.

Aš einu su tavimi, bet tu manęs tiesiog nematai.

I am going with you, but you just don't see me.

Kur jis vakar ėjo?

Where was he going yesterday?

Jūs ėjote taip greitai, kad net nepastebėjote žmogaus voro.

You were going so fast that you didn't even notice Spiderman.

Eik namo tučtuojau arba po valandos keturių minučių.

Go home immediately or in an hour and four minutes.