prastas
Prastas is a Lithuanian adjective meaning poor, low-quality, or inferior. It is used to describe objects, situations, performances, or behavior that are considered unsatisfactory or lacking in quality. The word is common in both everyday speech and written language and can describe tangible things as well as abstract concepts, such as prastas oras meaning bad weather or prastas elgesys meaning poor conduct.
In use, prastas conveys a negative evaluation of quality or condition. It can modify nouns in various
Morphologically, prastas is a standard Lithuanian adjective that agrees with the gender and number of the noun
Etymologically, prastas is of native Lithuanian origin, with long-standing usage in the language to express substandard
Translations of prastas include poor, low-quality, substandard, and inferior. The adverbial form is prastai, used to