ekonominis

Ekonominis is a Lithuanian adjective meaning "economic" or "relating to the economy." It describes phenomena, policies, and conditions connected with economic activity, production, and finance. It is widely used in economics, business, and public discourse. The word agrees with the noun in gender and number, for example: ekonominis augimas (economic growth), ekonominė politika (economic policy), ekonominiai rodikliai (economic indicators).

Origin: the adjective derives from the noun ekonomika (economy) and belongs to the same terminology family as the English "economic." Its ultimate root is from Greek oikonomia, via Latin oeconomia and French économie, meaning household management extended to the broader concept of the economy.

Grammatical notes: ekonominis denotes masculine singular; ekonominė denotes feminine singular; ekonominiai denotes masculine plural; ekonominės denotes feminine plural. The form changes to match the noun it describes. In usage, ekonominis often refers to the broader economic system and activities, while for financial aspects specifically, related terms such as finansinis are also used.

See also: ekonomika, ekonominė politika, ekonominiai rodikliai, finansai.