Dalyvio

Dalyvio is the genitive singular form of the Lithuanian noun dalyvis, which means participant, member, or shareholder. In Lithuanian grammar, dalyvio is used to express possession or association, functioning similarly to English phrases such as “of the participant” or “the participant’s.”

Dalyvio appears in noun phrases to indicate relationships related to a participant. For example, dalyvio balsas means the participant’s vote, and dalyvio įnašas can refer to the participant’s contribution. It is commonly found in legal, administrative, academic, and organizational texts where the role or ownership of a participant is being described. The form is chosen according to the case system; dalyvio is specifically the genitive singular form, and other cases of dalyvis have their own endings (for instance, nominative dalyvis).

Etymology and related forms: dalyvio is derived from the base noun dalyvis, via the standard genitive singular ending -io. Related words include dalyvauti (to participate) and dalyvavimas (participation), which share the same root and describe the action or state rather than possession.

See also: dalyvis, dalyvauti, dalyvavimas.