Licencijuoto

Licencijuoto is a Lithuanian word that translates to "licensed" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that has been granted a license or permit, allowing it to be legally operated, used, or sold. This term is commonly encountered in various contexts, including professional services, business operations, and the use of intellectual property.

For example, a doctor practicing medicine in Lithuania must be licencijuotas, meaning they hold a valid medical license issued by the relevant authorities. Similarly, a business operating a specific type of service, such as a restaurant or a pharmacy, would require appropriate licenses to be considered licencijuotas. In the realm of intellectual property, software or music might be distributed under a licencijuotas agreement, indicating that the user has obtained permission to use it according to specific terms and conditions.

The concept of being licencijuotas emphasizes legality and adherence to regulatory standards. Obtaining a license often involves meeting certain qualifications, demonstrating competence, or complying with established rules and regulations. The absence of this status would imply that the activity or entity is operating illegally or without authorization. Therefore, licencijuotas signifies a state of official approval and legitimacy.