Sipareigoja

Sipareigoja is the present tense form of the Lithuanian verb įsipareigoti, meaning to commit oneself or to undertake an obligation. The form is used with third-person subjects (he, she, they) and can indicate a current commitment to actions or duties.

Etymology and meaning: The verb įsipareigoti is formed from the noun pareiga (obligation) with the prefix į- to convey entering into an obligation. Sipareigoja conveys the act of taking on a duty or promise in the present.

Usage: The word is common in formal, legal, and business contexts, where someone commits to fulfill an obligation. It often appears with phrases such as laikytis sutarties (to abide by the contract) or įvykdyti pažadą (to fulfill a promise). In everyday language you might say: jis įsipareigoja laikytis savo žodžio (he commits to keeping his word).

Conjugation note: The standard verb is įsipareigoti, and the present tense forms include įsipareigoju (I commit), įsipareigoji (you commit), jis/ji įsipareigoja (he/she commits), mes įsipareigojame (we commit), jūs įsipareigojate (you all commit), jie įsipareigoja (they commit). The form sipareigoja is the third-person present form, often written without the initial prefix in certain contexts, but the full form in standard spelling is įsipareigoja.

Related terms: įsipareigojimas (commitment), įsipareigoti (to commit), pareiga (obligation), sutartis (contract).