Padarysime

Padarysime is the first-person plural future tense form of the Lithuanian verb padaryti, meaning to do or to make. It is used with an implicit subject mes (we) and expresses a determination to carry out a specific action in the future. Because padaryti is a perfective verb, padarysime signals the completion of the action once it is carried out, rather than ongoing or habitual activity.

Formation and grammar: padarysime is formed from the verb stem dary- with the prefix pa-, plus the future tense ending -sime. The form is used without an explicit subject in standard statements, relying on the understood “we.” As a perfective form, it typically appears in contexts where the speaker commits to finishing a task or delivering a result, rather than describing an ongoing process. The related imperfective future form is darysime (we will do), which suggests ongoing action rather than completed results.

Usage: Padarysime is common in public statements, political slogans, organizational pledges, and everyday speech when announcing planned actions. Examples include “Padarysime pakeitimus” (We will make changes) or “Padarysime viską, ką galime” (We will do everything we can). It communicates resolve and a clear intention to achieve a specific outcome within a future timeframe.

See also: Lithuanian language, verb prefix pa-, perfective aspect, future tense in Lithuanian.

Notes: As a vernacular and formal expression, padarysime appears in both formal writing and spoken Lithuanian, particularly in contexts where a group asserts its commitment to take action.