Nurodymus

Nurodymus is the accusative plural form of the Lithuanian noun nurodymas, which means instruction, directive, or guideline. It is used when referring to multiple instructions as the direct object of a sentence.

In grammar, nurodymas belongs to the masculine inanimate noun class and forms its plural as nurodymai in the nominative and nurodymus in the accusative. This shape is typically encountered in contexts such as manuals, procedures, and formal communications where instructions are described or transmitted. For example: Vadovas pateikė kelis nurodymus darbuotojams (The supervisor issued several instructions to the employees).

The concept encompasses various types of instructions, including procedural steps, safety guidelines, and directives issued by authorities or organizations. It often appears in legal, administrative, and educational texts, where precise wording of instructions is important.

See also: nurodymas (singular), nurodymai (nominative plural), nurodymų (genitive plural). The term is part of a broader lexicon related to guidance and governance, and its usage reflects standard Lithuanian grammar for expressing objects of action related to giving, receiving, or following instructions.