Pirmininkas

Pirmininkas is a term used in Lithuanian to refer to the head of a village or a small town. The term is derived from the Lithuanian word "pirmininkas," which translates to "chairman" or "leader." In the context of local governance, a pirmininkas is typically elected by the residents of the community and serves as the representative of the village or town. The pirmininkas is responsible for various administrative tasks, including the management of local affairs, the coordination of community services, and the representation of the community in discussions with higher-level authorities. The role of a pirmininkas is crucial in maintaining the local governance structure and ensuring the smooth operation of community services. The term is not exclusive to Lithuania and can be found in other languages and cultures with similar governance structures.