kažkas

From an unattested *kažikas (“someone, something”) (with syncope of the i), from *kažinkàs < kažin kàs, a univerbation of kàs (“who”) +‎ žìno (“knows”) +‎ kàs (“who/what”).^[1]

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kažkàs^[2]

1. something (Can we add an example for this sense?)
2. somebody (Can we add an example for this sense?)

As with ko and kieno, kažkieno is the possessive genitive and kažko is for other uses.