prioritetines

Prioritetinės is a Lithuanian adjective form meaning "priority" or "priority-related." It is used to describe nouns that are accorded priority status. The root is the noun prioritetas/prioritetas (priority), and prioritetinės is the feminine plural form used with feminine plural nouns (for example, prioritetinės eilės and prioritetinės paslaugos). The related forms include prioritetinis (masculine singular) and prioritetinė (feminine singular).

In usage, prioritetinės describes items, services, or categories that receive precedence within a system. Common examples include priority lines or queues (prioritetinės eilės) in stores or airports, and priority services (prioritetinės paslaugos) such as fast-track checkouts or premium customer support. The term also appears in technical contexts, where priority is assigned to tasks or processes, for instance in computing, "prioritetinės eilės" can refer to priority queues used in scheduling and data handling.

In other domains, the adjective can modify phrases related to accessibility or privileges, such as priority delivery options, priority access, or priority discounts. The usage is generally intuitive: anything designated as higher-importance or faster-handled than the standard option may be described as prioritetinė or prioritetinės when speaking about plural feminine nouns.

Notes: In non-diacritic text, the form may appear as prioritetines. The term is primarily a descriptive, not a brand-specific concept, and its precise meaning depends on the context and the noun it modifies. See also priorty, priority queue, and priority services for related concepts in adjacent languages.