Perskaityta

"Perskaityta" is a Lithuanian verb that translates to "read" in English. It is a regular verb in the Lithuanian language, following the standard conjugation patterns for verbs in the language. The verb "perskaityta" is the past passive participle form of "perskaityti," which means "to read." This form is used to describe something that has been read, similar to how "read" is used in English to describe a book that has been read.

In Lithuanian grammar, "perskaityta" agrees with the noun it modifies in terms of gender, number, and case. For example, if the noun is feminine and singular, the participle would be "perskaityta," but if the noun is masculine and plural, the participle would be "perskaityti." This agreement is a key feature of Lithuanian grammar, ensuring that adjectives and participles match the nouns they describe.

The verb "perskaityti" is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing. For instance, one might say "Aš perskaitytau knygą" to mean "I read the book," or "Ši knyga yra perskaityta" to mean "This book has been read." The verb is essential for expressing actions related to reading, whether it is a single action in the past or a state of having been read.