Pristatymo

Pristatymo is a Lithuanian noun form (genitive) derived from pristatymas, meaning the act of presenting, introducing, or delivering. It is used to form phrases that designate either a presentation (an act of presenting to an audience) or the delivery of goods or services, with the exact sense determined by the context and the accompanying noun.

In marketing and sales contexts, pristatymo often relates to product presentations or demonstrations aimed at potential customers. These usage instances occur during meetings, product launches, trade shows, or training sessions, where the focus is on showing features, benefits, or applications of a product or service.

In logistics and commerce, pristatymo refers to the delivery of goods to a customer or specified location. It covers arrangements, scheduling, and handover procedures. Common collocations include pristatymo laikas (delivery time), pristatymo vieta (delivery location), and pristatymo sąlygos (delivery terms). This sense emphasizes the transfer of possession and the practical aspects of completing an order.

In education and research, a related meaning appears when describing a student’s or researcher’s presentation to an audience, where the act of presenting is the focus rather than a physical delivery.

Grammatically, pristatymo functions as a possessive or descriptive element within noun phrases, requiring agreement with the nouns it modifies. The term itself is widely understood in Lithuanian language contexts but is typically encountered within compound expressions rather than as a stand-alone concept.