Tarptautiniams

Tarptautiniams is the dative plural form of the Lithuanian adjective tarptautinis, meaning international. In Lithuanian, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number, gender, and case. The form tarptautiniams is used when the modified nouns are plural and in the dative case, typically indicating the recipient, beneficiary, or direction of an action, or the context of “to/for.”

The phrase appears mainly in formal writing, official documentation, policy texts, and academic discourse. It is commonly found in expressions that refer to actions directed toward international actors, contexts, or activities. For example, tarptautiniams partneriams means “to international partners,” tarptautiniams renginiams means “for international events,” and tarptautiniams reikalams can denote matters related to international affairs in a dative sense.

Grammatical note: tarptautiniams is the masculine or common-gender dative plural ending. The feminine dative plural form differs (the exact ending depends on the noun being modified). Lithuanian adjectives therefore require agreement with the noun’s gender and number, so tarptautiniams will appear with masculine or mixed-gender plural nouns in the dative context, while feminine nouns would take a corresponding feminine dative plural ending.

Overall, tarptautiniams functions as a grammatical inflection rather than as a standalone term, used to indicate direction or reference to international entities or contexts within a sentence.