Nurodykite

Nurodykite is a Lithuanian verb form used as a command meaning please indicate, specify, or designate. It is the second-person plural imperative of the verb nurodyti (to indicate, specify, designate). The informal singular imperative form is nurodyk. The imperative form nurodykite is commonly employed in polite or formal address, such as in official documents, forms, or digital interfaces.

Usage and meaning

Nurodykite is used to request that someone provide or name information, clarify a point, or mark a choice. It can appear in instructions, surveys, questionnaires, and user prompts where a user is asked to provide details. Examples include phrases like Nurodykite laiką (Please indicate the time), Nurodykite savo adresą (Please specify your address), or Nurodykite visus pasirinkimus (Please indicate all choices). In practice, the exact nuance ranges from simply pointing out a fact to filling in a required detail.

Grammar and context

As an imperative, nurodykite governs the second person plural or formal singular subject. It is part of a broader set of Lithuanian imperatives formed from the verb nurodyti. The form is neutral and widely understood in formal and semi-formal communication.

Related terms

Related linguistic forms include nurodymas (instruction or directive) and nurodyta (indicated; past passive participle). The root conveys the act of pointing out or specifying, which underpins its usage in practical instructions and information gathering.