Perdavimo

Perdavimo is a Lithuanian noun form used to denote the act or process of transferring or handing over something from one party to another. It is closely related to the verb perdoti or the noun perdavimas, and it appears in many compound expressions. The term is widely used across disciplines to indicate a transfer or delivery of an object, right, information, or signal.

In legal and administrative contexts, perdavimo refers to the formal transfer of rights, ownership, or duties. Examples include turto perdavimas (transfer of property), teisės perdavimas (transfer of rights), and atsakomybės perdavimas (handover of responsibility). The concept often involves documentation, warranties, and eligibility conditions that accompany a transfer.

In technology and information systems, perdavimo denotes transmission or delivery of data, commands, or signals. Common phrases include duomenų perdavimas (data transmission) and perdavimo protokolai (transmission protocols). It is used to describe processes in networks, communications, and digital systems where information moves from one point to another.

In medicine and epidemiology, perdavimo describes the routes and processes by which a disease spreads. Typical terms include perdavimo kelias (transmission route) and perdavimo rizika (risk of transmission). The term helps distinguish between modes such as direct contact, airborne, or vector-borne transmission.

Origin and usage: perdavimo is formed from the verb perdoti and the related noun perdavimas; the construction is common in formal and technical language. See also perdavimas, perduoti.