Gyvenamuosius

Gyvenamuosius is a Lithuanian adjective form derived from gyvenamasis, meaning relating to living or habitation. The root gyven- comes from the verb gyventi, “to live,” and the suffix -amasis yields an adjective indicating function or characteristic. In use, gyvenamasis describes spaces or parts of a building that are intended for living or habitation, such as residential areas within a larger complex.

Grammatically, gyvenamuosius is the masculine plural accusative form of the adjective gyvenamasis. It is used before masculine plural nouns in the accusative case, for example in phrases describing what is designed or allocated for living use. Because Lithuanian adjectives agree with the nouns they modify, the form changes to reflect case, gender, and number in other contexts (for example gyvenamieji for nominative plural, gyvenamoji for feminine forms, and so on). In practice, gyvenamasis and its inflections appear in architectural, real estate, and urban planning texts to distinguish living spaces from non-residential ones.

In summary, gyvenamuosius is a specific inflected form that signals residential or living-use spaces within Lithuanian discourse. It functions as part of a broader system distinguishing types of space (residential, commercial, industrial) in description and classification.