Surinkimas

Surinkimas is a Lithuanian noun derived from the verb surinkti, meaning to collect or assemble. It has several related meanings, including the act of gathering, a collection of items, or an assembled body of people or things.

In everyday language, surinkimas often refers to a gathering of people for a purpose. It can denote an event where participants assemble, though for highly formal or official meetings the term susirinkimas is more common. Surinkimas can emphasize the act of gathering or the resulting group as a unit.

The word is also used for data or information collection. In research, surveys, and statistics, duomenų surinkimas describes the process of gathering data to be analyzed.

In manufacturing and engineering, surinkimas denotes the assembly of parts to form a final product. This sense is common in contexts such as electronics, machinery, or vehicle production, where separate components are brought together to create a functioning item.

Surinkimas can also mean a collection in the sense of compiling materials or pieces from various sources into a single set or compilation, such as a library collection or a curated compilation of documents.

Related terms include surinkti (to collect or assemble) and susirinkimas (a gathering or meeting). The precise meaning of surinkimas depends on the context, ranging from people and events to data collection and component assembly.