pasigirdjusi

Pasigirdjusi is a Lithuanian word that translates to "having heard" or "having overheard." It is the past passive participle of the verb "išgirsti," which means "to hear." The word is used to describe a state of having received auditory information.

The usage of "pasigirdjusi" can vary depending on the context. It can refer to someone who has heard a specific piece of information, or more generally, to someone who has become aware of something through hearing. For example, "pasigirdjusi naujienas" means "having heard the news." It can also imply that the information was heard unintentionally, hence "overheard."

In Lithuanian grammar, "pasigirdjusi" is a feminine singular form. Masculine singular would be "pasigirdęs," and plural forms exist as well. It functions as an adjective modifying a noun or as part of a passive construction. Its presence in a sentence indicates a completed action of hearing or awareness gained through sound.

The concept of "pasigirdjusi" is fundamental to expressing the act of perception through hearing in the Lithuanian language. It allows for nuanced descriptions of how information is received and processed auditorily.