Sprendiama

Sprendiama is a Lithuanian word that translates to "decided," "resolved," or "determined" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "spręsti," which means to decide, to solve, or to resolve. The word is used in various contexts to indicate that a situation, problem, or issue has been brought to a conclusion or settled.

For example, in legal contexts, a "sprendžiama byla" would refer to a case that has been decided by a court. In everyday language, "problema yra sprendžiama" means "the problem is being solved" or "the problem has been solved," depending on the nuance and surrounding context. It can also imply that a course of action has been chosen or a decision has been made. The grammatical form of "sprendžiama" is feminine singular, and it changes depending on the gender and number of the noun it modifies. Other forms include "sprendžiamas" (masculine singular), "sprendžiami" (masculine plural), and "sprendžiamos" (feminine plural). The word encapsulates the idea of reaching a finality or a definitive outcome.