Reguliuojate

Reguliuojate is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Lithuanian verb reguliuoti, meaning to regulate, adjust, or standardize. The form is used when addressing multiple people or a formal you. As a transitive verb, reguliuoti typically takes a direct object, for example: Jūs reguliuojate kainas (You regulate prices) or Jūs reguliuojate įstatymus (You regulate laws).

Usage and senses

Reguliuoti can refer to legal or organizational control, such as setting rules, standards, or policies, as well as practical tuning or adjustment of a device or system. In legal and regulatory contexts, it describes actions that govern or supervise activities, markets, or processes. In technical contexts, it can mean to tune or calibrate equipment or processes to desired specifications.

Related terms

Related Lithuanian forms include the noun reguliavimas (regulation or adjustment) and the agent noun reguliuotojas/reguliuotoja (regulator). The passive or adjectival form reguliuojamas can mean regulated or being regulated. The root regul- is linked to the idea of a rule or standard.

Examples

Jūs reguliuojate laikrodį – You are regulating the clock. Jūs reguliuojate kainas – You regulate prices.

Summary

Reguliuojate represents a common conjugated form used for addressing a group or a formal you in discussions about regulation, adjustment, or standardization, spanning legal, economic, and technical contexts.