Vartojami

Vartojami is a Lithuanian word that functions as a present passive participle form of the verb vartoti, meaning to use or to consume. It is used as a verbal adjective to describe something that is used or employed.

Grammatically, vartojami is masculine plural nominative present passive participle. Its other related forms include vartojamas (masculine singular), vartojama (feminine singular), and vartojamos (feminine plural).

In usage, vartojami appears in medical, regulatory, and technical texts to indicate that something is used or administered. Examples include: "Šie vaistai yra vartojami kas 8 valandas" (These drugs are used every eight hours) and "vartojami vaistai" (drugs to be used). The form helps keep sentences concise by modifying the noun with a property of usage.

Etymology and related terms: vartojami is derived from the verb vartoti, which means to use or to employ. Related terms include vartojimas (usage, consumption) and vartoti (to use). The family of forms covers different gender and number agreements to align with the nouns they describe.

See also: vartoti, vartojimas, usage terminology in Lithuanian grammar. The construct is common in instructional, pharmacological, and regulatory writing to specify what is applied or administered.