Naudojam

Naudojam is a Lithuanian word that translates to "used" or "usable" in English. It is commonly employed in various contexts to describe the state of an object, tool, or resource. For instance, in everyday language, one might refer to "naudojama mašina" (used car) or "naudojama knyga" (used book), indicating items that have had previous owners or users.

Beyond personal possessions, "naudojam" can also describe the functionality or availability of something. For example, "šis įrankis yra naudojas" means "this tool is usable" or "this tool is in working order." In a more abstract sense, it can refer to the practical application or purpose of something, such as "naujas metodas yra naudojas moksliniams tyrimams" (a new method is usable for scientific research).

The word is a derivative of the verb "naudoti," meaning "to use." The grammatical form of "naudojam" typically indicates a passive participle or an adjective describing something that is currently in a state of being used or having been used. Its versatility allows it to be applied to a wide range of situations, from describing tangible goods to abstract concepts of practicality and application.