komercinius

komercinius is a Lithuanian grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical entry. It is the accusative plural form of the adjective komercinis, which means “commercial.” As such, komercinius is used to describe masculine nouns in the accusative case when referring to multiple commercial items or concepts.

In Lithuanian, adjectives inflect for gender and number. The base forms are komercinis (masculine singular), komercinė (feminine singular), and komerciniai (masculine plural, nominative). The corresponding accusative plural form is komercinius, which appears in sentences such as “komercinius pasiūlymus” (commercial offers) or “komercinius projektus” (commercial projects). The form komercinių exists as the genitive (and sometimes part of other cases) plural, while komercinė is used for feminine nouns, and komerciniai is the nominative plural masculine form.

Etymology traces komercinius to the noun komercija, meaning commerce, itself a borrowing that underpins related Lithuanian terms for business and trade. The adjective combines komercija with the standard Lithuanian adjectival suffix -inis, producing a term that denotes relation to commerce.

Usage notes emphasize that komercinius is a grammatical form rather than a separate word. It appears in coordinated or embedded phrases where the object of commerce is plural and in the appropriate case. For example, in business writing or market analyses one might encounter phrases like komercinius pasiūlymus, komercinius ryšius, or komercinius projektus.