Apdovanojami

Apdovanojami is a Lithuanian word that translates to "awarded," "rewarded," or "decorated" in English. It is a passive past participle derived from the verb "apdovanoti," which means "to award," "to reward," or "to bestow." The word is used in various contexts to indicate that someone or something has received recognition, an honor, or a prize.

The term can refer to prizes given in competitions, such as sports events or artistic contests. For example, a winning athlete might be described as "apdovanoti" with a gold medal. It can also signify the bestowal of titles or honors, such as a state award or a knighthood. In a more general sense, "apdovanojami" can describe gifts or presents that are given to someone, implying a gesture of appreciation or affection.

The grammatical form "apdovanojami" is plural, indicating that multiple entities have been awarded or rewarded. If referring to a single male recipient, the singular masculine form would be "apdovanotas," and for a single female recipient, it would be "apdovanota." The neutral plural form is commonly used when referring to a group of recipients or when the gender is not specified or relevant. The word's usage is widespread in Lithuanian media, literature, and everyday conversation whenever achievements or gifts are being discussed.