Urnalistikoje

Urnalistikoje is a locative form of the Lithuanian noun žurnalistika, meaning journalism. It is used to indicate the field, domain, or practice of journalism, as in phrases that translate to “in journalism” or “within the field of journalism.” The form is typically written with the diacritic letter ž as žurnalistikoje; when diacritics are omitted, the non-diacritic variant uranlistikoje orurnalistikoje may appear in informal contexts, though the standard orthography is žurnalistikoje.

In Lithuanian grammar, žurnalistika denotes the discipline or activity of journalism, and the locative suffix -oje yields žurnalistikoje to express location within that domain. This construction is common in academic, professional, and media texts. It allows speakers to discuss topics as they relate specifically to journalism, without shifting to a different noun phrase.

Usage examples include: šiuolaikinėje žurnalistikoje išryškinama etika ir technologijų įtaka žurnaląbei, arba darbas žurnalistikoje reikalauja atsakomybės ir tikslumo. The form appears in analyses of journalism practices, education, policy, and media ecosystems, often alongside related terms such as žurnalistika (the field of journalism) and žurnalistas (a journalist).

See also: žurnalistika, žurnalistas, žurnalistikos. Notes on orthography emphasize writing žurnalistikoje with diacritics in formal Lithuanian texts, while non-diacritic contexts may render it as ur­nalistikoje in simplified usage.