Sprendiamas

Sprendžiamas is a Lithuanian adjective meaning solvable or capable of being solved. It describes problems, equations, or questions that have at least one solution. The form is the present passive participle derived from the verb spręsti (to solve) with the suffix -iamas. In proper spelling it is sprendžiamas; without diacritics it may appear as sprendiamas in basic text.

Usage and scope: The term is used across mathematics, logic, philosophy, computer science, and everyday language to indicate solvability. Examples include sprendžiamas uždavinys (a solvable problem) and sprendžiamas ekvacija (a solvable equation). The negation is nesprendžiamas (not solvable) or, in some contexts, neišsprendžiamas.

Relation to related concepts: Sprendžiamumas (solvability) is the corresponding noun form. Sprendimas refers to a specific solution, while sprendžiamas focuses on the property of being solvable. In computer science and mathematics, solvability often intersects with ideas of decidability and algorithmic reach, where a problem is considered sprendžiamas if a method exists that yields a correct solution in finite steps for all valid inputs.

Examples in discourse: In teaching, teachers may emphasize that some problems are sprendžiamas with standard techniques, while others are inherently difficult or unsprendžiamas. In research, discussions of sprendžiamas models or systems address whether a given framework permits solutions within defined rules.

See also: sprendimas, sprendžiamumas, nesprendžiamas.