Statykite
Statykite is a Lithuanian verb form derived from the infinitive statyti, meaning "to construct" or "to build." The form statykite is the imperative plural, used to address a group or a collective audience, advising or commanding them to build. As an imperative, it is typically employed in instruction manuals, construction directives, or motivational contexts within architectural and engineering discourse. The verb statyti itself belongs to the first conjugation group in Lithuanian, following a regular pattern for transitive verbs. Pronunciation follows Lithuanian phonological rules: [stɑˈtɪkite].
In historical Lithuanian literature, statykite appears in texts related to folk building traditions, where elders would
Linguistically, the form illustrates the morphological richness of Baltic languages, where verb endings encode both mood,