paskirstoma

Paskirstoma is a Lithuanian participial form derived from the verb paskirstyti, meaning to distribute or allocate. It is used as a participial adjective in the present passive sense, describing something that is in the process of being distributed or has been allocated. The suffix -oma is a common marker of this participle class in Lithuanian, and the form agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case.

In usage, paskirstoma appears mainly in formal, official, or descriptive texts, such as reports, budgets, or technical documents, to indicate that resources, tasks, or data have been allocated or are being distributed. Examples of contexts include allocations of funds, distribution of workloads, or assignment of materials, where the phrase conveys a status of distribution without specifying the exact action moment. The form can modify feminine, masculine, or neuter nouns through its various inflected forms (for example, paskirstomos lėšos, paskirstoma dalis), depending on the grammatical agreement required by the sentence.

Grammatically, paskirstoma is related to the verb paskirstyti and to related forms such as paskirstytas (past passive participle) and paskirstymas (the act or process of distribution). It functions similarly to English "distributed" or "allocated" when used attributively or predicatively in Lithuanian sentences. The term is widely understood in administrative, statistical, and organizational language.

See also: paskirstyti, paskirstymas, paskirstytos/dalos/ lėšos.