parduodate

Parduodate is a Lithuanian verb form derived from parduoti, meaning to sell. It represents the second-person plural present tense of the verb, used when addressing multiple people: you (all) sell. The standard spelling is parduodate, with the stem parduod- followed by the present-tense ending -ate.

In ordinary usage, parduodate appears in sentences that describe actions performed by a group of people who are selling something. For example, Jūs parduodate daug prekių means you sell many goods. The form is grammatically appropriate in direct address or in written descriptions of sellers.

Parduodate is not typically used on its own to indicate that an item is for sale. In classifieds or storefront language, other expressions are more common, such as parduodama (for sale, in a passive sense) or pardavimui skirtas (intended for sale). The present-tense second-person plural form can appear in dialogues or instructional contexts where the speaker is telling a group what they are doing.

Etymologically, parduodate is formed from the root parduod- of parduoti (to sell) plus the standard Lithuanian second-person plural present ending -ate. It is part of a regular conjugation pattern for -oti verbs in the present tense.

See also: parduoti, parduodamas, parduodama, pardavimo.