raportuoji

Raportuoji is the second-person singular present tense form of the Lithuanian verb raportuoti, meaning to report. As a verb form, it is used when addressing one person informally, roughly translating to you report in English. The infinitive raportuoti belongs to a common class of -uoti verbs in Lithuanian, with present-tense endings such as -uoji for you, -uoja for he/she, -uojame for we, and -uojate for you plural.

In usage, raportuoji appears in ordinary sentences about reporting activities. For example, a speaker might say, Tu raportuoji apie įvykį, meaning you report about the event. The form illustrates how Lithuanian marks person and tense directly on the verb, without requiring a separate pronoun in many contexts. The corresponding forms include raportuoja (he/she reports) and raportuojate (you report, plural), among others. The term itself is strictly grammatical and is not usually treated as a standalone lexical item in English-language references.

Beyond its grammatical role, raportuoji may occasionally appear in linguistic examples, language-learning materials, or demonstrations of mood and aspect in Lithuanian. In those contexts, it helps illustrate subject-verb agreement and tense marking. It is not widely used as a proper noun or branded name in standard contexts, though any given author or project could adopt it as a title or label, depending on creative or organizational choices.

See also: Lithuanian verbs, raportuoti, Lithuanian verb conjugation, language learning resources.