Sudarytas

Sudarytas is a Lithuanian adjective and the past passive participle of the verb sudaryti, meaning to form or to compose. It describes something that has been formed from several parts or components and thus is composed or made up of those parts. As a modifier, sudarytas agrees with the noun it describes and is frequently used with the preposition iš to specify the elements involved.

Common usage includes indicating composition or construction. For example: Produktas yra sudarytas iš cukraus, miltų ir vandens (The product is made up of sugar, flour, and water). Darinys yra sudarytas iš trijų dalių (The device is composed of three parts). In scientific or technical writing, sudarytas can describe objects or substances that consist of particular constituents.

In linguistics, forms built from multiple morphemes are discussed in terms related to sudarytas, with the idea of a compound or composite structure often expressed by phrases such as sudarytas iš dviejų šaknų or word-level equivalents like compound words (dynamics vary by context and terminology).

Etymology and morphology: sudarytas derives from the prefix su- (together) and the verb daryti (to do, make), with typical Lithuanian suffixes that form the past passive participle and adjectival uses. The term is productive in both everyday language and formal registers, and it integrates smoothly into typical Lithuanian sentence construction to convey composition or constitution.

See also: sudarymas, sudurtinis žodis, sudėtinė sudėtis.