Priskiriamos

Priskiriamos is a Lithuanian verb form that functions as a present passive participle, feminine plural, of the verb priskirti, meaning to assign or to attribute. As a participle, it is used adjectivally to describe nouns, indicating that they have been assigned or attributed to something or someone. It corresponds to the English idea of “assigned” or “that are assigned.”

In grammar, priskiriamos agrees with feminine plural nouns and appears in noun phrases or predicative clauses. Its formation follows the pattern of Lithuanian present passive participles, combining the stem priskiri- with the feminine plural ending -amos. It is commonly found in formal, administrative, legal, and academic language, where classifications, rights, duties, or categories are described as having been allocated or designated.

Usage and meaning: priskiriamos conveys a sense of designation or attribution that has taken place, rather than a current action. It can describe objects, roles, privileges, or data fields that have been allocated within a system, framework, or discourse. The form is often used in written documents, reports, databases, and official descriptions to specify how elements are organized or classified.

Examples:

Priskiriamos teisės ir pareigos.

Priskiriamos kategorijos dokumentams.

See also: priskirti, Lithuanian participles, Lithuanian grammar.