pasirodys

Pasirodys is a Lithuanian word that translates to "will appear" or "will show up" in English. It is the future tense, third-person singular form of the verb "pasirūpinti" which means to take care of, to see to, or to arrange. However, "pasirūpinti" is a reflexive verb, and its direct translation often implies an action taken *for* oneself or *by* oneself. Therefore, "pasiruošti" is the more common verb for "to prepare" or "to get ready." When "pasiruoš" is used in the future tense, third-person singular, it becomes "pasiruoš." This is where the confusion might arise.

"Pasirodys" specifically refers to something or someone becoming visible, emerging, or manifesting. For instance, one might say "Saulė pasirodys" meaning "The sun will appear." It can also be used in a figurative sense, such as "Nauja idėja pasirodys" meaning "A new idea will emerge." The context of the sentence is crucial for understanding the precise meaning of "pasiruoš." It is a straightforward grammatical form indicating a future event of appearance or manifestation.