Generuoti

Generuoti is a Lithuanian verb meaning to generate, to produce something from a set of inputs, rules, or procedures. In common use it covers creating data, numbers, content, or results through a process, often automated by software, algorithms, or systems. The term is widely employed in computing, data science, mathematics, and engineering, as well as in more general contexts where a result is produced rather than manually crafted.

Etymology and related terms: Generuoti is a loanword formed with the Lithuanian verb suffix -uoti, modeled on the English or French equivalents generate/générer. Related nouns include generacija (generation) and generavimas (generating). The word is also connected to techn­ical terms such as generatorius (generator) and generavimo proceso (the generating process).

Usage: The verb is common in technical contexts, where it describes automatic or algorithmic creation, such as generating numbers, text, keys, or reports. It can also denote the production of sequences or content in simulations, modeling, and data processing. In everyday language it can mean to create or produce something new from inputs, not necessarily electronic.

Examples: "Programa generuoja atsitiktinius skaičius." "Sistemos modulis generuoja ataskaitas kas mėnesį." "Šis modelis generuoja tekstą." Present tense forms include: aš generuoju, tu generuoji, jis/ji generuoja, mes generuojame, jūs generuojate, jie generuoja.

See also: generatorius, generavimas, generacija.