Spausdini

Spausdini is a present-tense form of the Lithuanian verb spausdinti, meaning to print. It is the second-person singular form used when addressing one person in an informal context, equivalent to “you print” in English. The verb spausdinti belongs to the standard Lithuanian I-conjugation pattern, with personal endings attached to the verb stem spausd-.

In full paradigm terms, the present tense forms of spausdinti include: spausdinu (I print), spausdini (you print), spausdina (he/she prints), spausdiname (we print), spausdate (you print, plural or formal), spausdina (they print). Thus spausdini specifically denotes the second-person singular present indicative form. The form is typically used with an explicit subject (tu) or inferred from context.

Usage notes and examples:

- Tu spausdini šią knygą dabar. You are printing this book now.

- Jei norėsiu, tu spausdini šiuos dokumentus rytoj. If I want, you will print these documents tomorrow.

- In formal or plural address, the corresponding form is spausdinate (you print, plural/formal), as in Jūs spausdinate šiuos dokumentus.

Spausdini also serves as a key example of Lithuanian verb agreement, illustrating how pronouns and verb endings align to convey person and number. Beyond its grammatical role, the form itself does not denote a separate concept or entity; it is one of many inflected forms of spausdinti used in everyday speech and writing. See also spausdinti for the infinitive and other present-tense forms across-person paradigms.