baigusi

Baigusi is the feminine past active participle of the Lithuanian verb baigti, meaning to finish or complete. It functions as an adjective or participle and describes a subject that has completed an action, typically within a participial clause or as a modifier.

In grammar, baigusi agrees with a feminine singular noun in the nominative (and can appear in related cases within participial phrases). It forms part of expressions such as baigusi kursus (having completed courses) or Ji, baigusi universitetą, grįžo namo (She, having finished university, returned home). It is contrasted with masculine baigęs and plural baigę. The participle conveys that the action was completed before the time referenced by the main verb.

Usage notes include that baigusi is common in formal or written Lithuanian and is often used to provide background information about the subject. It appears in subordinate clauses or as a modifier within a sentence, and the phrase is typically separated by commas when used parenthetically.

Examples:

- Ji, baigusi universitetą, grįžo namo.

- Mergina, baigusi mokslus, laukia naujos galimybės.

Related forms derive from the same verb, such as baigęs (masculine singular) and baigę (plural), which are used to describe other genders or numbers. The concept remains that baigusi denotes a completed action by a feminine subject and is part of the broader system of Lithuanian participles that express aspect and timing.