Trauktos

Trauktos is a grammatical form in the Lithuanian language. It is the feminine plural past passive participle derived from the verb traukti, which means to pull, draw, or drag. In Lithuanian, past passive participles express actions completed in the past and can modify nouns.

As a feminine plural form, trauktos agrees with feminine plural nouns in sentences. A typical sense is to describe something that has been drawn or pulled, for example in phrases equivalent to “drawn ropes” or “pulled lines.” In broader usage, trauktos functions as an adjective within passive voice clauses and appears in descriptive or narrative contexts.

The form exists alongside other participial forms from the same verb, such as trauktas (masculine singular) and traukta (feminine singular), reflecting standard Lithuanian agreement patterns for adjectives and modifiers.

What the word signifies is tied to its role as a participle rather than a standalone lexical item. It does not carry a separate meaning beyond the action implied by traukti; its primary function is to describe nouns in terms of a completed action of pulling or drawing.

See also: Lithuanian grammar, participles, passive voice, traukti.