kasdieniniuose

Kasdieniniuose is the locative plural form of the Lithuanian adjective kasdieninis, which means daily or everyday. It is used to indicate that something relates to daily life or occurs within the context of routine activities. The form kasdieniniuose appears after prepositions such as į, ant, ar in phrases like in kasdieniniuose darbuose or regarding kasdieniniuose klausimuose, translating roughly to “in daily tasks” or “in everyday matters.”

Etymology and meaning: Kasdieninis is derived from the adverb kasdien, meaning every day, with the adjective suffix -inis to express a characteristic. Thus, kasdieninis describes elements tied to daily life or regular repetition, while kasdieninis acts as a broader descriptor of routine or commonplace phenomena. The specific form kasdieniniuose marks the locative case in the plural.

Usage: The term is common in formal, academic, and business Lithuanian, and it often appears in discussions of processes, routines, or matters that are part of everyday life. Typical collocations include kasdieniniai reikalai (everyday matters), kasdieniniai darbai (daily tasks), and kasdieniniuose procesuose (in daily processes). It can convey a neutral, non-specialized sense of regular, ordinary activities.

Examples:

- Kasdieniniai reikalai reikalauja nuolatinio planavimo.

- Kasdieniniuose darbuose diegiami automatizavimo sprendimai.

See also: kasdieninis, kasdien, diena, daily life terms. The plural locative form kasdieniniuose reflects Lithuanian inflection patterns for adjectives ending in -inis and is used when describing plural nouns in a location or context sense.