nedeclaratyviomis

Nedeclaratyviomis is a Lithuanian grammatical form, specifically the instrumental plural feminine form of the adjective nedeclaratyvus, meaning non-declarative. It is used to modify feminine plural nouns in the instrumental case, primarily in technical or linguistic contexts where distinctions between declarative and non-declarative constructs are discussed. The term appears in discussions about programming paradigms, linguistic descriptions, and other areas where non-declarative versus declarative concepts are contrasted.

Morphology and usage

Nedeclaratyviomis is formed from the prefix ne- (not) and the stem declaratyvus (declarative). As an adjective, it agrees with the feminine plural noun it describes in the instrumental case. Common collocations include nedeclaratyviomis formomis (in non-declarative forms) and nedeclaratyviomis kalbomis (in non-declarative languages). The opposite form would be declaratyviomis, used in parallel contexts to denote declarative variants.

Contexts

In linguistics, the term may appear when describing sentence types or grammatical constructions that do not express a declaration. In computer science and programming, it appears in discussions of imperative or non-declarative approaches, contrasted with declarative programming styles. Because it is a specialized term, nedeclaratyviomis is most often found in technical literature rather than everyday language.

Examples

- Nedeclaratyviomis formomis aprašomos šio proceso sąlygos. (The conditions of this process are described in non-declarative forms.)

- Nedeclaratyviomis kalbomis parašytos programos dažnai skiriasi savo suprantamumu nuo declaratyvių programų.

See also

Declarative programming, Imperative programming, Lithuanian grammar, Instrumental case.