Strateginio

Strateginio is a Lithuanian grammatical form that functions as the genitive singular of the adjective strateginis, meaning strategic. In Lithuanian, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. When used with masculine or neuter nouns in the genitive singular, strateginis takes the form strateginio. This form appears in phrases such as strateginio plano (of the strategic plan) or strateginio valdymo (of strategic management).

The form is not a standalone lexeme but a case-inflected variant of a common adjective. Its usage is typical in formal, technical, or policy-related writing where strategy-related concepts are discussed. Because genitive constructions often express possession, specification, or relationship, strateginio commonly helps designate attributes belonging to or describing strategic objects and processes.

Etymology traces strateginio to the root strateginis, which derives from the noun strategija (strategy) and ultimately from the Greek στρατηγία (strategia) meaning leading or military strategy. The Lithuanian word family surrounding strategy, including strategija and strateginis, reflects this lineage.

In practice, strateginio appears across domains such as business, government, defense, and research whenever a strategic aspect is being described in a genitive construction. It is one of several inflected forms that allow precise, grammatically correct expression of strategic relations in Lithuanian text. See also: strategija, strateginis.