notikumiem

Notikumiem is a Lithuanian noun form derived from notikimas, which means event or occurrence. Notikimas itself comes from the verb įvykti, meaning to occur or take place. In linguistic terms, notikimas is a masculine noun that belongs to a class of abstract nouns formed with the suffix -imas, used to denote a process, result, or instance related to the root concept of an event.

Notikumiem appears as a plural inflected form that is used in specific grammatical cases within sentences. Lithuanian nouns change shape according to case and number, and notikumiem represents one of the plural forms chosen to fit the sentence’s syntactic role. The exact case is determined by how the noun is positioned in the clause (for example, as an object, beneficiary, or other function) and can vary with sentence structure. Because Lithuanian declension patterns are highly case-dependent, notikumiem does not stand alone as a fixed, universal meaning beyond “events” in its root sense; its precise meaning shifts with grammatical context.

In usage, notikumiem commonly appears in formal writing, such as historical summaries, academic discussions, news reporting, and analyses that reference multiple occurrences or events. It helps to specify that the discussion concerns more than one event, rather than a single incident.

See also: notikimas (the base noun meaning event), įvykti (to occur), Lithuanian grammar and declension.