spausdinau

Spausdinau is a Lithuanian verb form meaning “I printed” or “I have printed.” It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb spausdinti, which means to print. This form is used when the speaker describes a completed printing action in the past, whether printing on paper or producing a digital printout.

Grammatically, spausdinau is built from the verb stem spausd- with a past-tense ending that marks the first-person singular. Lithuanian has parallel forms for other persons and numbers, such as spausdinai (you printed), spausdino (he/she printed), spausdinome (we printed), and spausdinote (you all printed). The infinitive of the underlying verb is spausdinti, and related forms include the past participle spausdintas (printed) used as an adjective or in passive constructions, and the noun spausdinimas (the act of printing).

Usage notes: spausdinau describes a completed printing action and can refer to printing physical documents, photos, or digital content, depending on context. It appears in narratives, reports, and everyday speech. Examples: Aš spausdinau dokumentą. Vakar spausdinau kelias kopijas. The exact interpretation—whether the printout exists as a physical copy or as a file—depends on accompanying words.

Related terms: spausdinti (to print), spausdintas (printed, as a predicate or adjective), spausdinimas (printing, the process). These forms together cover common ways to discuss printing in Lithuanian.