pristatytos

Pristatytos is a Lithuanian word that translates to "presented" or "introduced" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "pristatyti," which means to present, introduce, or deliver. The word can be used in various contexts to describe something that has been formally shown, made known, or handed over.

For example, "nauja knyga pristatyta" would mean "the new book has been presented" or "the new book was introduced." In a business context, "prekė pristatyta klientui" translates to "the product was delivered to the client." It signifies the completion of an action of presenting or delivering.

The grammatical form of "pristatytos" is feminine plural. This means it would be used when referring to multiple feminine nouns that have been presented or introduced. For instance, if several new products were presented, one might say "naujos prekės pristatytos." The singular feminine form is "pristatyta," the masculine singular is "pristatytas," and the masculine plural is "pristatyti." Understanding these variations is key to using the word correctly in Lithuanian sentences.