ekonominius

Ekonominius is a Lithuanian inflected form of the adjective ekonominis, meaning economic. It is used to describe masculine or neuter nouns in the plural when the noun is in the accusative case. In everyday and scholarly writing, ekonominius appears in phrases that refer to economic indicators, processes, or policies.

As a word form, ekonominius illustrates how Lithuanian adjectives decline to match case, number, and gender. The base adjective ekonominis is common in fields such as economics, politics, and social sciences, and its various declined forms attach to nouns to convey precise meaning. For example, ekonominius rodiklius refers to economic indicators in the accusative plural, while ekonominius procesus would describe economic processes in similar grammatical contexts.

Etymologically, ekonominius derives from the noun ekonomika (economy) and shares a lineage with related terms in many European languages that trace back to the Greek oikonomikos through Latin and other linguistic stages. The word is widely used in academic writing, government reports, media analyses, and policy discussions when the topic centers on economic conditions, trends, or actions.

In usage, ekonominius appears alongside other Lithuanian forms of the same root, such as ekonominė and ekonominiai, to align with the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies. Related terms include ekonomika (economy) and ekonominis (economic).