Liþþuania

Liþþuania (Niwenglisc: /ˌlɪθjuˈeɪniə/; Liþþuanisc: Lietuva Liþþuanisc: ​[lʲiətʊˈvɐ]), ambihtlice seo Liþþuania Cynewise (Liþþuanisc: Lietuvos Respublika), is land in norðum Europen. Hine gebyriaþ se Estmere be suþeastum, Lettland be norðum, Hwitrussland be suþeastum, and se Cyningesbeorg Landscipe Russlandes sundrod læppa be suþwestum. Liþþuania is gelida þære Europiscan Gesamnunge siþþan 1 Þrimilcemonaþ, 2004.

Liþþuania

Heafodstol	Vilnius
Brego	Gitanas Nausėda Foresittend
Prime Minister of Lithuania	Ingrida Šimonytė
Bradnes	65,300±1 km²
Feoh	Euro
Tidgyrdel	Eallic tid UTC+02:00, UTC+03:00
Wægnplatung	LT
Webbnamena tægl	.lt
Getalu forerīma feorsprecan be lande	+370

Midwist

• Europe Æht
• NATO
• Geanedu Þeodas

Litovisc

• Dalia Grybauskaitė, Union Europa Kommission, 2004-2009.
• Vytautas Landsbergis, Sing Revoliution SAJUDIS, Vilnius, 1989-1993; Union Europa Parlament, 2004-2009.

Byrg

• Kaunas
• Klaipėda
• Šiauliai
• Panevėžys
• Palanga
• Nida
• Šventoji
• Druskininkai
• Jonava
• Utena
• Ukmergė
• Mažeikiai

Gamen

• Arvydas Sabonis, Basket, Kaunas Zalgiris.
• Sarunas Jasikevicius, New Orlean, USA.

Otanwearde bendas

• http://www.lietuva.lt Archived 2005-09-01 at the Wayback Machine

Land on Europan
Albania • Aserbaigan1 • Belgice • Bosnia and Herzegofina • Ċecland • Cipros2 • Crecaland • Croatia • Denemearc • Eandorre • Ēastrīċe • Ēstland • Faticanburg (Papseld) • Finnland • Francland • Ġeānod Cynerīċe • Hwitrussland • Irland • Island • Italia • Letseburg • Lettland • Leohtenstan • Liþþuania • Melita • Moldofa • Monaco • Niðerland • Norþmæcedonia • Norþweg • Polaland • Portugal • Pulgaraland • Rumænia • Russland1 • San Marino • Scearpbeorgas • Serbia • Slofacia • Slofenia • Spēonland • Sweartbeorg • Sweoland • Swissland • Tyrcland1 • Þeodscland • Ucrægna • Ungerland Selfricsiendlica landbunessa: Ealendisca Iega • Acrotiri and Ðecelia2 • Calpis • Cesarea • Faroisca Īeġa • Guernsey • Ian Magen • Manieg
1. Þeod dællice on Asie. 2. Gewunelice gesett to Asie be eorþmetunge, ac naþȳlæs oft gedemed swa Europisc for þeawe and stærlicum racum.