skaitomi

Skaitomi is a Lithuanian grammatical form that functions as a present passive participle of the verb skaityti, meaning "to read." It is used as an adjective to describe nouns in terms of readability or the ability to be read. The form is masculine plural, and it generally denotes objects that are to be read or that are readable.

In usage, skaitomi appears before or with nouns to indicate that the content is meant to be read or accessible to readers. Examples include phrases such as skaitomi dokumentai (documents to be read or readable documents) and skaitomi tekstai (texts that are to be read). The sense can extend to readability or legibility in broader contexts, including printed materials, published content, or user-facing text.

In grammar, skaitomi is part of the Lithuanian participle system and demonstrates the present passive participle paradigm. It has corresponding forms for other genders and numbers as part of the same participial family. The form is most common in formal, descriptive, or technical language, where precise qualification of readability or relevance to readers is desired.

See also: skaityti, lietuvių gramatika, dalyvių dariniai.