Santykinius

Santykinius is a Lithuanian adjective form derived from the noun santykis, meaning relation, connection, or proportion. The base adjective santykinis carries meanings related to how elements are linked, relative, or contextual. Santykinius is the plural form used in certain declined cases to agree with a plural noun in sentences, and it commonly appears in phrases such as santykinius ryšius (relational connections) and santykinius duomenis (relational data). Like other Lithuanian adjectives, santykinius changes its form to match gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies.

In grammar and linguistics, the term is used to discuss relational properties of language, such as how elements relate to one another within sentences or textual structures. In mathematics, information science, and the social sciences, the root santyk- appears in terms describing relational or proportional concepts, for example relative or proportional relations between variables.

The usage of santykinius reflects Lithuanian morphology, where adjectives describing relations are common in technical and academic registers. Santykinius functions as a declined variant of the base adjective used to express relational attributes in context. Related terms include santykiai (relationships), santykinis (relational), and santykinis sakinys (relative clause) in discussions of language and structure.