komplektas

Komplektas is a Lithuanian noun that denotes a group of items designed to belong together and sold or used as a single unit. It can refer to a kit, a set of furniture, clothing ensembles, tools, or electronic components that are intended to function as a cohesive whole. In retail and manufacturing, the term is commonly used to describe products offered as a bundle rather than as separate parts, such as a kitchen komplektas with pots and pans, a tool komplektas with wrenches and screwdrivers, or a furniture komplektas consisting of a table and chairs.

The word derives from the verb komplektuoti, meaning to assemble, and is related to the Polish komplet as well as other European terms for a set. In Lithuanian, complektas has a close synonym, rinkinys, but kompleksas often emphasizes that the items form a single unit rather than merely being a collection.

Usage and variations: Complektais or komplektinis can appear in different forms to reflect completeness or scope, for example pilnas komplektas (full set) or minimalus komplektas (minimal set). The plural form is komplektai. In everyday language, the concept appears across many domains, including household goods, sports equipment, cosmetics, and information technology, where a complete system or bundle is described as a komplektas.

See also: komplektuoti (to assemble), komplektacija (configuration or composition), rinkinys (set).