Keliaujate

Keliaujate is a Lithuanian word that translates to "you are traveling" or "you travel" in English. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb "keliauti," which means "to travel." The word is used when referring to the act of traveling by one person addressed directly.

For example, if you were speaking to a friend who is currently on a trip, you might say "Tu keliaujate?" which means "Are you traveling?". Alternatively, if you were discussing a habit, you might say "Tu dažnai keliaujate," meaning "You travel often." The context of the conversation determines the precise meaning.

The verb "keliauti" itself is derived from the noun "kelias," meaning "road" or "path." This etymology highlights the fundamental connection between the concept of travel and the act of moving along a route. The word "keliaujate" is a common and essential part of the Lithuanian language, used in everyday conversations about journeys, vacations, and general movement from one place to another. Its grammatical function as a present tense verb makes it suitable for describing ongoing actions or habitual behaviors related to travel.