Gyvendinama

Gyvendinama is a present passive participle in Lithuanian, feminine singular, derived from the verb gyvendinti, meaning to implement, realize, or carry out. It functions as an adjective describing a feminine noun and indicates that the action of implementing is currently taking place.

Morphology and use: In standard Lithuanian, present passive participles agree with the gender and number of the noun they modify. Gyvendinama is used with feminine nouns (for example, politika, programa) to denote that something is in the process of being implemented. It is most commonly found in formal, bureaucratic, or technical language.

Examples: Gyvendinama politika refers to a policy that is being implemented. Gyvendinama dalis of a project describes the portion of a project that is currently under implementation. In a sentence, one might say: Šio projekto gyvendinama dalis buvo užbaigta anksčiau nei planuota, meaning the portion being implemented was completed earlier than planned.

Relation to related forms: The corresponding masculine form is gyvendinamas, used with masculine nouns (e.g., planas, projektas). The verb gyvendinti itself is the causative form meaning “to implement” or “to carry out.” Gyvendinimas (noun) denotes the act or process of implementation, while gyvendinama acts as the continuing, feminine descriptor of that process.

Notes: Gyvendinama is chiefly encountered in official, legal, or policy contexts and is less common in everyday speech. It does not stand alone as a noun but rather modifies feminine nouns to express ongoing implementation.

See also: gyvendinti, gyvendinimas, lietuvių gramatika.