neprideda

Neprideda is a Lithuanian verb form meaning “does not add.” It is the third-person singular present tense negative form of the verb pridėti, which means to add. The form is created by prefixing ne- to the stem pridė- of the verb. Neprideda is used to state that the subject is not adding something in the current or general ongoing situation.

In usage, neprideda appears in everyday language as well as in formal writing, mathematics, accounting, and computing, wherever the act of adding is being negated. Examples include: "Jis neprideda naujų duomenų" (He does not add new data) and "Ji neprideda papildomų sąlygų" (She does not add extra conditions). The form is inflected for person and number in other sentences (for instance, related forms for different subjects exist in the present tense).

Related forms include the infinitive nepridėti (to not add) and other tense forms of pridėti, such as nepridėjo (did not add) and nepridės (will not add). The past participle nepridėtas means “not added.” The term neprideda is a standard grammatical form used to indicate the absence of addition and is common in both spoken and written Lithuanian.

In summary, neprideda is a standard negative present form of pridėti, used to convey that something is not being added by the subject. It serves as a clear, neutral grammatical tool in Lithuanian to describe non-inclusion or omission of addition.