Gyvenamasis

Gyvenamasis is a Lithuanian word that translates to "residential" or "dwelling" in English. It is commonly used to describe a place where people live, such as a house, apartment, or any other form of permanent or semi-permanent accommodation. The term can refer to the building itself, as well as the general concept of living or residing in a particular location.

In Lithuanian law and urban planning, "gyvenamasis plotas" refers to residential area, designating zones intended for housing. This distinguishes it from other land uses like commercial, industrial, or recreational areas. When discussing real estate, "gyvenamasis būstas" is the term for a residential dwelling, encompassing properties that are primarily used for living purposes.

The concept of gyvenamasis is fundamental to understanding Lithuanian society and its infrastructure. It relates to housing policies, urban development, and the fundamental human need for shelter. The availability and quality of gyvenamasis housing are often indicators of a region's economic development and quality of life. Discussions about housing affordability, access to amenities, and community living often revolve around the concept of gyvenamasis.