laukiam
Laukiam is a Lithuanian verb form meaning "we wait" or "we are waiting." It is used to express an ongoing act of waiting by the first-person plural subject. The form is derived from the verb laukti, which means to wait.
In everyday speech and informal writing, lau kiam is commonly used to denote the present tense for
- Laukiam can stand alone as the finite verb in a clause, or accompany other elements such as
- The phrase is often used in casual conversation, at events, or in messages when people are waiting
- Laukti, the infinitive meaning to wait, is the root of lau kiam. The form belongs to the
- Related nouns include laukimas (the act of waiting) and related adjectives describing waiting-related states.
- English: we wait, we are waiting
- Other uses depend on context but share the core idea of awaiting something or someone.
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