Studijose

Studijose is a Lithuanian noun form that functions as the locative plural of the word studija. The base noun studija can refer to a studio (a creative workspace) or to studies in the sense of academic disciplines. As a locative plural, studijose is used to indicate location, translating to “in the studios” or “in the studies” in English.

In usage, studijose appears in sentences describing where activities occur or where people are working or learning. For example, a sentence like “Kūrėjai dirba studijose” means “The creators work in the studios.” The form is common in contexts related to art, design, media production, or educational settings where multiple studios or study programs are implied.

Etymology and grammar notes: studijose derives from studija with the standard Lithuanian locative plural ending. The related verb studijuoti means “to study,” and related nouns include studija (studio) and studijos (studies). The term is primarily a linguistic or standard-language usage and can be encountered in formal writing, journalism, and descriptions of facilities or curricula.

See also: studija, studijos, studijuoti. These terms are closely related in meaning and share the same linguistic family, helping to distinguish between a physical studio, the field of studies, and the act of studying.