Laisvinti

Laisvinti is a Lithuanian verb that translates to "to liberate," "to release," or "to free." It is derived from the Lithuanian adjective "laisvas," meaning "free." The verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, "laisvinti" can refer to the act of physically freeing someone or something from confinement or restraint. For example, one might "laisvinti kalinį" (liberate a prisoner) or "laisvinti gyvūną" (release an animal). It can also describe the act of clearing or making something empty, such as "laisvinti kelią" (clear the way) or "laisvinti vietą" (free up space).

Figuratively, "laisvinti" can denote the act of relieving emotional burdens or stress. One might say they need to "laisvinti savo mintis" (clear their mind) or "laisvinti savo jausmus" (release their emotions). It can also be used to describe the act of setting aside or discharging duties or responsibilities, as in "laisvinti pareigas" (relieve of duties). The verb is an important part of the Lithuanian lexicon, conveying concepts of freedom, relief, and unburdening.