Daugeliui

Daugeliui is a Lithuanian word that translates to "for many" or "to many" in English. It is a common word used in various contexts, often indicating a widespread effect, general applicability, or a large quantity of recipients.

The word is formed from the root "daug," meaning "many" or "much," and the dative case ending "-eliui," which signifies the indirect object or the beneficiary of an action. Therefore, "daugeliui" literally implies something being directed towards or for a multitude of people or things.

In practical usage, "daugeliui" can appear in sentences like "Ši žinia patiko daugeliui" (This news pleased many) or "Tai tinka daugeliui žmonių" (This suits many people). It is also used in phrases such as "daugeliui metų" (for many years), signifying a long duration. The word's flexibility allows it to be employed in both singular and plural contexts, referring to a multitude of individuals or a large quantity of items. Its presence in everyday Lithuanian speech underscores its fundamental role in expressing plurality and generality.