Pasiekiama

Pasiekiama is a Lithuanian adjective meaning accessible, reachable, or achievable. It describes something that can be reached, obtained, or understood without excessive difficulty. The word is derived from the verb pasiekti, “to reach,” and follows standard Lithuanian adjective inflection, with masculine form pasiekiamas and feminine form pasiekiama, along with corresponding plural forms.

In usage, pasiekiama appears in contexts such as urban planning, public policy, education, and information technology. It is used to assess feasibility or accessibility, indicating that a goal, service, or resource can be reached by the intended audience. The term covers both physical accessibility (for example, transport or facilities) and conceptual accessibility (such as the clarity of information or instructions).

Examples of use include phrases like “pasiekiamas tikslas,” meaning an achievable goal; “pasiekiama rinka,” meaning an accessible market; and “pasiekiamos paslaugos,” meaning services that are accessible to users. The word emphasizes practicality and feasibility, often in relation to constraints such as cost, time, or capacity.

See also:

Pasiekti

Prieinamumas

Įmanomas