komponentui

Komponentui is a Lithuanian grammatical form, specifically the dative singular of the masculine noun komponentas, which means component. As a dative form, komponentui marks the indirect object or beneficiary in a clause, indicating to whom or for whom an action is directed. The form is created from the stem komponent- with the dative ending -ui. In traditional Lithuanian grammar, komponentas belongs to the second declension, with other singular forms such as nominative komponentas, genitive komponento, accusative komponentą, instrumental komponentu, and locative komponente; plural forms include komponentai, komponentų, komponentams,组件 results for other cases, and so on.

In practical use, komponentui appears in technical writing, engineering, and software documentation when referring to a specific component within a system, device, or assembly. Its function is to designate a component as the recipient or beneficiary of an action, or as the target of configuration, adjustment, or allocation within a sentence. For example, in contexts describing procedures or requirements, the dative form helps clarify who or what is the focus of the described operation or instruction.

Origin and related terms: komponentas is a widely used term for “component” in Lithuanian, and komponentui forms part of the standard morphological pattern for masculine -as nouns. The word reflects borrowing and adaptation within Baltic languages to align with technical vocabulary used across European languages.

See also: komponentas, Lithuanian grammar, dative case, declension.