atliktas

Atliktas is a Lithuanian word that functions as a past passive participle and as an adjective derived from the verb atlikti, meaning to perform, carry out, or execute. It is used to indicate that an action or task has been completed or carried out. As an adjective, atliktas agrees with the noun in gender and number and can appear before or after the noun, commonly in phrases such as atliktas darbas, atliktas tyrimas, or atliktas planas.

In use, atliktas denotes the result of the action rather than the actor. It is often employed in formal or technical contexts to describe completed work, procedures, or events. The past passive participle can be combined with auxiliary linking verbs to form tenses, for example, Darbas buvo atliktas (The work was completed). It contrasts with the active participle atlikęs, which refers to the doer or performer of the action, as in atlikęs darbą (the one who carried out the work).

Common contexts for the word include administrative reports, scientific or engineering documentation, and journalistic reporting, where it succinctly conveys that a task has been finished or an obligation fulfilled. The form also appears in compound predicates and in attributive use within sentences such as atliktas projektas or atlikti bandymai, reflecting the completed nature of the cited item.

Related terms include atlikti (to perform or carry out), atlikimas (the act of performing or execution), and įvykdyti (to fulfill or accomplish). These terms together describe stages in the lifecycle of tasks, from planning and execution to verification of completion.