Jungti

Jungti is a Lithuanian verb meaning to connect, join, or link. It can describe the physical act of joining objects as well as the creation of connections between people, ideas, or systems.

Used in everyday language, the word covers tasks such as assembling components, establishing networks, or forming relationships and collaborations. The noun form jungtis denotes a connection or linkage, and related forms are used to describe the result or process of joining in various contexts.

Grammatically, jungti is the infinitive form of a standard Lithuanian verb. It follows regular conjugation patterns for verbs in its class and forms phrases with objects and prepositions to indicate what is being joined and in what manner.

Origin and cognates: The term belongs to the Baltic language family. Its core meaning—to join or connect—has parallel expressions in related Baltic languages, reflecting a common semantic field across the region.

See also: įjungti, susijungti.