Dziedinti

"Dziedinti" is a Lithuanian verb that translates to "to sing" in English. It is a regular verb in the Lithuanian language, which means it follows a predictable pattern of conjugation. The verb "dziedinti" is used to describe the action of producing musical sounds with the voice, typically in a melodious or harmonious manner. It can be used in various contexts, such as singing a song, humming, or even making a sound that resembles singing, like a bird or an animal.

The verb "dziedinti" is often used in everyday conversations and literature to express the act of singing. For example, one might say "Aš dziedu dainą" to mean "I sing a song." The verb can also be used in a more abstract sense, such as "dziedinti dainą" to mean "to sing a song," or "dziedinti dainą apie meilę" to mean "to sing a song about love."

In Lithuanian, the verb "dziedinti" is conjugated in the present tense as follows: aš dziedu, tu dziedi, jis/ji dziudo, mes dziedame, jūs dziedate, jie/jos dziudo. The past tense form is "dainavo," and the future tense form is "dainuos." The verb also has various participles, such as the active participle "dainuojantis" and the passive participle "dainuojamas."

Overall, "dziedinti" is a versatile and commonly used verb in the Lithuanian language, reflecting the cultural significance of singing and music in Lithuanian society.