Kataloguose

Kataloguose is a Lithuanian locative plural form of the noun katalogas (catalog). It denotes location within catalogs, i.e., “in catalogs” or “within the catalogs.” The form is used to describe where items, entries, or information are found when referring to multiple catalogs.

Etymology and form

Katalogas is a loanword in Lithuanian, ultimately deriving from Latin catalogus and entering via European languages such as Polish or German. The locative plural suffix -uose marks location in more than one catalog, yielding kataloguose. The corresponding singular locative is kataloge (in the catalog).

Morphology and syntax

As a masculine noun of the first declension, katalogas forms the locative plural with -ose: kataloguose. It typically combines with a preposition indicating place or context, though in Lithuanian the locative case itself conveys location after appropriate verbs or prepositions. Example structures include “kai kurios įrašų vietos yra kataloguose” (some entries are in the catalogs) or “produktai išvardinti kataloguose.”

Usage

Kataloguose appears mainly in formal, bibliographic, or descriptive texts—such as discussions of library catalogs, museum catalogs, or product catalogs—rather than in everyday speech. It serves to specify that information resides across multiple catalogs or within their entries.

Examples

- Daugiau detalių rasite kataloguose. (More details can be found in the catalogs.)

- Šie vardai įtraukti į jų nuorodų kataloguose. (These names are listed in their reference catalogs.)

See also

katalogas, kataloge, katalogai, katalogų, katalogų revisijos. The term is one of several locative plural forms used to discuss location within textual or printed catalogs.