nekilnojamojo

Nekilnojamojo is the genitive form of the Lithuanian adjective nekilnojamasis, meaning immovable. In practice, it is used to refer to immovable property as part of phrases such as nekilnojamojo turto or nekilnojamojo turto registre. The term is most often encountered in legal, financial, and real estate contexts.

In Lithuanian property law and everyday usage, nekilnojamas turtas denotes assets fixed to land, including parcels of land and buildings attached to them. This contrasts with kilnojamasis turtas, or movable property, such as vehicles, equipment, or household goods. Ownership, transfer, taxation, and registration are commonly described in terms of nekilnojamojo turtas.

The form nekilnojamojo serves as the genitive adjective used to modify a following noun in masculine or neuter gender, for example nekilnojamojo turto vertė (the value of immovable property) or nekilnojamojo turto registre (in the immovable property registry). The concept is central to real estate transactions, cadastral records, and property taxation.

Etymology-wise, nekilnojamasis derives from the negated root of a word related to moving or being movable, combining ne- with kilnojamas to create the meaning immovable. The term is widely used in official documents, contracts, and statutory language to distinguish real estate from movable assets.