Interaktyvius

Interaktyvius is the masculine plural accusative form of the Lithuanian adjective interaktyvus, meaning "interactive." It is used to describe masculine nouns in the accusative case, for example interaktyvius žaidimus (interactive games), interaktyvius įrankius (interactive tools), or interaktyvius sprendimus (interactive solutions). The corresponding masculine nominative plural form is interaktyvūs, and the word has other inflected forms for different cases and genders.

Etymology and usage context

The Lithuanian term is a direct borrowing from English "interactive," which in turn derives from Latin roots related to acting or action. In Lithuanian, interaktyvius and its related forms are common in discussions of technology, media, education, and user experience, reflecting a shift toward participatory and user-driven designs.

Grammar notes

Interaktyvius functions as an adjective and thus agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case. The masculine plural accusative form is used when the object of a sentence is described as interactive. Other forms (singular and feminine or other cases) require different endings, such as interaktyvus (masculine singular nominative) or interaktyvi (feminine forms), depending on the noun.

See also

Related terms include interaktyvus and interaktyvumas, which describe the general concept of interactivity in Lithuanian.

Interaktyvius thus serves as a standard Lithuanian adjective form for describing interactive characteristics in masculine plural objects within contemporary technical and educational contexts.