Sergantiems

Sergantiems is a Lithuanian word form meaning “to the ill” or “for those who are ill.” It is the dative plural form of the adjective sergantis, which describes people who are sick. In sentences, sergantiems marks the recipient or beneficiary of an action, service, or measure.

Common usages appear in phrases such as pagalba sergantiems (aid for the ill), paslaugos sergantiems žmonėms (services for sick people), or kampanijos sergantiems (campaigns for the ill). The term is frequently seen in healthcare communications, charitable appeals, and public welfare texts, where it signals targeted assistance rather than a general audience.

Grammatical notes: sergantiems is a specific inflected form used with verbs or nouns that require a dative object when referring to groups of ill people. It is typically paired with a following noun that names the group receiving help, such as žmonėms or pacientams, to convey “for the ill” in a practical, service-oriented context.

Overall, sergantiems functions mainly as a linguistic label indicating that actions, benefits, or services are directed toward those who are ill, and it appears widely in formal and informal Lithuanian discourse when discussing care and support for sick individuals.