Priklijuoti

Priklijuoti is a Lithuanian verb that translates to "to glue," "to stick," or "to paste" in English. It describes the action of attaching one object to another using an adhesive substance. The word is commonly used in everyday language to refer to tasks such as sticking posters on a wall, gluing pieces of paper together, or affixing labels to products.

The verb can be conjugated according to person, number, tense, and mood, following standard Lithuanian grammatical rules. For example, "aš priklijuoju" means "I glue," "tu priklijavai" means "you glued," and "jie priklijuos" means "they will glue."

Beyond its literal meaning, "priklijuoti" can also be used metaphorically. It might describe attaching oneself to someone or something, implying a persistent or unwelcome presence, similar to the English idiom "to stick to someone." It can also refer to the act of attaching or appending something to a larger entity, such as adding a new section to a document. The versatility of the verb makes it a fundamental part of the Lithuanian vocabulary for describing acts of attachment and adherence.