Sudarytus

Sudarytus is a grammatical form in Lithuanian. It is the masculine plural accusative form of the past passive participle sudarytas, which means formed, composed, or assembled. The participle sudarytas is derived from the verb sudaryti, meaning to form, assemble, or constitute.

As an inflected form, sudarytus is used to modify masculine plural nouns in the accusative case. In practice, it appears in sentences describing objects or structures that have been formed from components or put together. Because it is a declined participle functioning as an adjective, sudarytus agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case.

Etymology: sudarytus traces to the stem sudary- from sudaryti, with the standard Lithuanian participial suffix -tas, producing sudarytas (masculine singular) and its declined forms such as sudarytus (masculine plural accusative).

Notes: sudarytus is not a separate lexical entry with its own meaning, but a grammatical form of sudarytas. It is most likely to appear in formal, technical, or literary text where a noun is described as having been formed or assembled.

See also: sudarytas, sudarymas, sudarytas (past participle forms), sudaryti.