Darysiu

Darysiu is a Lithuanian word meaning “I will do” or “I shall do.” It is the first person singular future tense form of the verb “daryti,” which means “to do” or “to act.” The verb daryti is a regular verb in Lithuanian, belonging to the group of verbs that follow the typical pattern of conjugation in the present and future tenses. In the future tense, the ending –siu is attached to the stem dary‑ to form darysiu. The form is used primarily in spoken language and in informal written contexts, although it can appear in formal speech as well.

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation to express intention or commitment. For example, a speaker might say, “Aš darysiu viską, kad būtų gerai,” meaning “I will do everything to make it better.” In more complex sentences, darysiu is often combined with other modal verbs or clauses to indicate planning or obligation: “Jeigu svikas, aš darysiu išbandymą,” or “If it rains, I will do the test.”

In Lithuanian grammar, darysiu is part of the simple subjunctive future tense, which is used for predictions, promises, and hypothetical actions. It is distinct from the plural form darysime, used for “we will do.” The verb daryti and its future forms are frequently taught in beginner Lithuanian language courses, as they serve as a cornerstone for basic sentence construction. Darysiu is also employed in idiomatic expressions, such as “daryti dienų” (to do days), meaning to perform regularly or habitually. Because it directly references the speaker’s intent or action, darysiu plays an essential role in both speech and writing when expressing future plans or intentions in Lithuanian.