Iskiriamas

Iskiriamas is a Lithuanian present passive participle form of the verb išskirti (iskirti). It describes something that is separated, singled out, or allocated. In administrative and formal language it commonly means that resources, items, or classifications are set apart for a specific purpose.

Etymology and morphology: Iskiriamas comes from the prefix iš- combined with the verb išskirti, which means to separate, distinguish, or allocate. The prefix signals removal or separation from a larger set. The participle forms to agree with the noun in gender and number, with common forms including iskiriamas (masculine singular), iskiriama (feminine singular), iskiriami (masculine plural), and iskiriamos (feminine or mixed plural).

Usage: In budgeting, planning, policy documents, and research reporting, iskiriamas indicates allocation. Examples: Iskiriamas papildomas finansavimas projektui. Iskiriamos lėšos moksliniams tyrimams. The term emphasizes intentional designation rather than mere recognition.

Context and note: The form is typically used in neutral, administrative style and can be applied to funds, resources, or features that are singled out for a purpose. In writing, the related verb is išskirti, while related adjectives such as išskirtinis carry different nuances (emphasizing distinctiveness rather than allocation). When diacritics are omitted, the form appears as iskiriamas, iskiriama, iskiriami, or iskiriamos, depending on agreement.