kontroliuojami

kontroliuojami is a Lithuanian word that translates to "controlled" or "controllable" in English. It is a past passive participle derived from the verb "kontroliuoti," meaning "to control." The word can be used in various contexts to describe something that is subject to regulation, supervision, or limitation.

In a technical or scientific context, "kontroliuojami" might refer to a system or process that is being monitored and adjusted to maintain specific parameters. For instance, "kontroliuojami matavimai" would mean controlled measurements, implying that variables are kept constant to ensure accuracy. Similarly, "kontroliuojami bandymai" would refer to controlled experiments where conditions are managed to isolate the effects of certain factors.

In everyday language, "kontroliuojami" can describe situations where an individual or entity has authority or influence over something. A "kontroliuojamas eismas" would be controlled traffic, implying the presence of traffic lights, signs, or personnel to regulate its flow. The term can also be used to describe personal habits or emotions, such as "savikontrolė" (self-control), where one has "kontroliuojami" impulses or reactions.

The adjective "kontroliuojamas" (masculine singular) and "kontroliuojama" (feminine singular) are inflected forms of the same participle, agreeing in gender with the noun they modify. The plural forms are "kontroliuojami" (masculine plural) and "kontroliuojamos" (feminine plural). The concept of being "kontroliuojami" is fundamental to organization, safety, and predictability in many aspects of Lithuanian life and language.