Atidarysi

The Lithuanian word "atidarysi" is the second-person singular future tense of the verb "atidaryti," which means "to open." Therefore, "atidarysi" translates directly to "you will open" in English. It is used when referring to an action of opening that is expected to occur in the future, and the subject of the action is a single person being addressed.

For example, if someone is instructing another person to open a door, they might say "Tu atidarysi duris" (You will open the door). This grammatical form is crucial for constructing sentences that denote future actions in the Lithuanian language, specifically when the subject is the person being spoken to. The verb conjugation in Lithuanian, like in many other Indo-European languages, changes based on tense, mood, person, and number. "Atidarysi" specifically marks the future tense, indicative mood, second person, singular number. It implies a certainty or expectation that the opening action will take place. Understanding such conjugations is fundamental for fluent communication in Lithuanian.