Atliko

Atliko is a Lithuanian word that functions as the past tense form of the verb atlikti, meaning to perform, carry out, or complete. It is used when describing a completed action by a third-person singular subject in the past. The form is common in everyday speech as well as in formal writing and reporting.

Usage of atliko encompasses finishing tasks, duties, experiments, performances, or any action that has been completed. It appears in a wide range of contexts, from casual conversation to educational texts and journalism. For example, in the sentence Jis atliko užduotį, the meaning is “He completed the task.” In another example, Ji atliko tyrimą translates to “She conducted the investigation” or “She carried out the study.”

In lexical terms, atliko is the definite past-tense form derived from the verb atlikti. It is used with third-person singular subjects and contrasts with other tenses and persons formed from the same verb. The word is a standard component of Lithuanian verb conjugation and appears in both narrative and explanatory writing. See also Lithuanian grammar and the verb atlikti for related forms and usage.