klausimus

Klausimus is a Lithuanian noun form meaning "questions." It is the accusative plural of klausimas, the noun for "a question." The base noun klausimas is derived from the verb klausti, meaning "to ask." In Lithuanian, nouns decline for number and case, so klausimus appears specifically as the accusative plural when the questions are the direct object of a verb or preposition.

The word occurs in a wide range of contexts, including education, journalism, and everyday speech. It can be found in phrases that indicate asking, answering, or discussing multiple questions. For example, atsakyti į klausimus means "to answer the questions," and turėti klausimų or turėti klausimų means "to have questions" in the sense of queries one wants to raise or clarify. The genitive plural form klausimų is used in phrases like daug klausimų ("many questions") or klausimų skaičius ("the number of questions").

Common inflected forms of klausimas include klausimas (nominative singular), klausimą (accusative singular), klausimo (genitive singular), klausimui (dative singular), klausimai (nominative plural), klausimus (accusative plural), and klausimų (genitive plural). The specific form klausimus is most often encountered as the accusative plural, for example after verbs or prepositions that govern the direct object in plural.

Klausimus is thus a standard example of a functional Lithuanian noun used to refer to multiple question items within discourse, especially in settings where questions are being asked, addressed, or analyzed.