Lithuanian Number to Words in JavaScript (lt-LT)
Use lt-LT when your application needs Lithuanian number words with gender-aware forms and Euro currency wording for Lithuanian invoices or legal documents.
Locale codes:
lt-LT· Numbering system: Short scale · Currency: Euras (Euro) / Centas · Script: Latin
Install
bash
npm install to-wordsBasic Conversion
js
import { ToWords } from 'to-words';
const tw = new ToWords({ localeCode: 'lt-LT' });
tw.convert(100);
tw.convert(1000);
tw.convert(1000000);Currency - Euro / Centas
js
tw.convert(1234.56, { currency: true });
tw.convert('500.00', { currency: true, includeZeroFractional: true });Gender
Lithuanian has grammatical gender. Pass gender in options when the noun context requires it.
js
tw.convert(1, { gender: 'masculine' });
tw.convert(1, { gender: 'feminine' });Ordinal Numbers
js
tw.toOrdinal(1);
tw.toOrdinal(10);
tw.toOrdinal(100);Locale Codes
| Locale code | Country | Currency | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
lt-LT | Lithuania | Euras / Centas | Gender-aware forms; standard Lithuanian wording |
Related
FAQ
Q: Which locale code should I use for Lithuanian number-to-words output? Use lt-LT.
Q: Does lt-LT support grammatical gender? Yes. Pass gender: 'masculine' or gender: 'feminine' in the options object.