neprtrauktas

neprtrauktas is a Lithuanian word that translates to "uninterrupted" or "continuous" in English. It is commonly used to describe a state of being without breaks, pauses, or interruptions. This can apply to various contexts, such as a continuous journey, uninterrupted sleep, or an unbroken stream of thoughts.

The word is formed by combining the prefix "ne-" (meaning "not") with the past passive participle of the verb "traukti" (to pull, to draw, to continue). Therefore, "neprtrauktas" literally means "not pulled apart" or "not drawn away from," implying a state of being held together or continuing without being separated.

In everyday Lithuanian conversation, "neprtrauktas" is used to emphasize the seamlessness or persistence of an action or state. For example, one might describe listening to a "neprtrauktas" lecture if there were no interruptions or asking for an "neprtrauktas" explanation if they wished for a complete and detailed account without any gaps. The word carries a sense of completeness and enduring presence.