adresuojamas

Adresuojamas is a Lithuanian adjective meaning "addressable" in the sense that something can be given an address or targeted by a specific address or identifier. It is formed from the verb adresuoti (to address, to assign an address) with the participle suffix -uojamas. The form changes to reflect gender and number, for example adresuojamas (masculine singular), adresuojama (feminine singular), adresuojami (masculine plural), and adresuojamos (feminine plural). In everyday language the term can refer to a person or object that can be addressed, but in technical contexts it is used more precisely to denote systems or components that can be uniquely identified and accessed via an address.

In computing and information technology, adresuojamas commonly describes memory, devices, and resources that can be located and accessed by using an address. The phrase adresuojama atmintis refers to addressable memory, where each memory location has a distinct address and can be read or written independently. Similarly, adresuojami įrenginiai oradresuojami ištekliai describe hardware or peripherals that can be reached at specific network or system addresses, enabling direct targeting, control, or data transfer. In electronics and consumer devices, adresuojama LED juosta or adresuojami LED įrenginiai denotes components whose individual elements can be controlled by assigning unique addresses, allowing fine-grained operation.

The term is primarily technical, but its general meaning remains the same: something that can be identified, accessed, or controlled through an address or identifier.