Pasiskirst

Pasiskirst is a Lithuanian term built from the prefix pa- and the root skirst-, meaning to divide or distribute. It functions as a verb meaning to allocate or assign items, responsibilities, or values among recipients or categories. The related noun pasiskirstymas denotes the act or result of such distribution. The word is commonly used across different domains to describe how something is divided or organized.

In everyday language, pasiskirst can refer to practical arrangements such as how duties or chores are divided within a household, how tasks are allocated in a team, or how goods are distributed among locations. In formal or technical contexts, pasiskirstymas is used for statistical and logistical purposes. The term is often synonymous with related concepts such as dalijimas (sharing or dividing) and platinimas (distribution).

In statistics and probability, pasiskirstymas translates to the concept of distribution, including specific forms like normalus pasiskirstymas (normal distribution) or empirinis pasiskirstymas (empirical distribution). In planning and logistics, pasiskirstymas describes resource allocation, deployment of assets, or workload distribution across projects or sites. In governance and politics, the phrase gali būti used to discuss the distribution of power or responsibilities, such as valdos arba atsakomybių pasiskirstymas, within organizations or institutions.

See also: skirstymas, dalijimas, platinimas, dalijimas pagal poreikius. The term is primarily encountered in Lithuanian language texts related to statistics, operations, management, and organizational planning.