Vieningai

Vieningai is a Lithuanian adverb meaning “in unison; in harmony; unanimously.” It describes actions undertaken in a coordinated, unified manner or agreements reached with broad assent.

The word is formed from the adjective vieningas (united, in agreement) with the standard adverbial suffix -ai, yielding vieningai. It is used across formal and informal contexts to express coordinated or concordant action.

Usage examples are common in music, politics, and everyday language. In a musical setting, a choir may sing vieningai, meaning they sing in unison. In organizational or political contexts, decisions can be described as made vieningai, indicating consensus or collective agreement. More generally, it can describe any activity carried out with coordinated effort: “Komanda dirbo vieningai.”

Meaning and nuance: vieningai emphasizes unity of action or opinion rather than mere simultaneity. It implies consensus, solidarity, or coordinated effort, often highlighting harmony among participants rather than individual initiative.