Struktriniai

Struktūriniai, a Lithuanian adjective meaning "structural" or "relating to structure," is used to describe elements, features, or data that pertain to the organization of components within a system. The word is derived from the noun struktūra (structure) and the suffix -inis, and it agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number (for example, struktūriniai for masculine or neuter plural, struktūrinės for feminine plural).

The term is used across disciplines. In architecture and civil engineering, struktūriniai elementai include columns, beams, and frames, or the overall structural system that bears loads. In geology and earth sciences, it refers to deformation structures such as faults and folds that reveal the internal arrangement of rocks. In information technology and data management, struktūriniai duomenys denotes structured data and is contrasted with unstructured data. In social sciences and economics, struktūriniai pokyčiai or struktūriniai faktoriai describe changes or factors tied to the organization of an economy or society rather than cyclical fluctuations. In linguistics, struktūriniai bruožai refer to structural features of language, such as syntax or morphology.

Struktūriniai is a generic descriptive term rather than a fixed technical label, its precise meaning contingent on context. See also struktūra; struktūriniai elementai; struktūriniai duomenys.