Perdavimas

Perdavimas is a Lithuanian noun describing the act of transferring, handing over, or delivering something from one person or entity to another. It encompasses a range of meanings, including the transfer of physical possessions, rights or responsibilities, and the transmission of information or signals. The word is formed from the verb perduoti, meaning to hand over or transfer.

In legal and civil contexts, perdavimas refers to formal transfer of title or ownership, often involving contracts, notarization, and registration with authorities. It can also describe the handover of possession or duties within business arrangements, such as the transfer of assets or the assignment of contractual obligations.

In information technology and communications, perdavimas is used to describe data or signal transfer between devices or networks. Terms such as duomenų perdavimas (data transfer) and informacijos perdavimas (information transmission) cover methods (wired or wireless), speed, and security considerations.

In health and epidemiology, perdavimas denotes the transmission of pathogens from an infected individual to others. It is studied in relation to routes of transmission (direct contact, droplets, aerosols) and informs infection control and prevention strategies.

In everyday language and sport, perdavimas can also mean a pass, particularly passing the ball to a teammate. This usage highlights the broader sense of transferring control or possession from one party to another in various social and recreational activities.

See also: transfer, transmission, delivery.