Anonymous
What is the meaning of Lithuanian word "pasibuk" in English.
I am unable to find this word in Translator and struggling with it. Seems like an informal way of writing the actual word.
2014年2月7日 14:34
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Could it be "pasibūk"? If its like that, it may be imperative form for singular You, from verb pasibūti, which means "to spend enough time somewhere". Hope this helps you :)
2014年2月7日
1
Lokkie is absolutely correct - the word "pasibūk" means to spend some time. For example: Gerai pasibūk! = Have a nice time!
2014年2月7日
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