Planuojamas

Planuojamas is a Lithuanian present passive participle of the verb planuoti (to plan). It describes something that is being planned or that is intended to be carried out, and it is used both attributively (before a noun) and predicatively (with a linking verb). In English it is commonly rendered as “being planned” or “planned,” depending on the context.

Morphology and agreement are important in Lithuanian. As a participle, planuojamas changes form to agree with the noun in gender and number. Common forms include planuojamas (masculine singular), planuojama (feminine singular), planuojami (masculine plural), and planuojamos (feminine plural).

Usage examples illustrate its function. Planuojamas susitikimas means “the meeting is being planned” or “the planned meeting,” depending on context. The phrase Susitikimas yra planuojamas uses the predicative construction to state that the meeting is being planned. The word can also appear in a more general sense to mark events or actions that are part of a plan, even if the plan has not yet been finalized.

In Lithuanian, planuojamas emphasizes the ongoing or intended nature of planning. It helps convey temporal or logistical aspects of events and actions, signaling that an arrangement exists as part of a broader plan rather than as a completed action.