Padarys

Padarys is a Lithuanian verb form representing the future tense of the verb padaryti, meaning to do or to make. It is a perfective, active, indicative form used for third-person subjects, and it can appear for both singular and plural in the third person. The form indicates a completed action that will take place in the future.

Morphology and formation: Padarys is formed from the infinitive padaryti with a future-tense suffix used for the third person. The same spelling is used for both singular and plural third-person forms, with the subject providing the number in context. As a perfective verb, padarys often conveys a single, completed act rather than an ongoing process, distinguishing it from the imperfective present or future forms of daryti.

Usage: Padarys is commonly employed to state that someone will perform a specific action. Examples include: “Jis padarys namų darbus rytoj” (He will do the homework tomorrow) and “Jie padarys tai, kai grįš” (They will do that when they return). It can also appear in conditional or subordinate clauses where a future completed action is anticipated.

Relation to other forms: Padarys is the third-person form of padaryti in the future and contrasts with the imperfective daryti, which expresses ongoing or repeated action. The related related forms include other conjugations of padaryti, as well as the related verb daryti (to do in a non-completed sense).

See also: padaryti, daryti, Lithuanian verb conjugation, future tense.