stilius
Stilius is a Lithuanian noun meaning style, referring to the distinctive manner, character, or approach expressed in art, design, language, or behavior. It is used to describe both an overarching aesthetic and the set of features that identify a work, person, or period.
Etymology: The term is borrowed into Lithuanian from Polish styl or German Stil, ultimately tracing to Latin
Usage: In literature and rhetoric, stilius denotes the author’s or speaker’s stylistic features or technique. In
Types and periods: Styles can be historical periods (for example Baroque, Classicism, Modernism) or contemporary genres
Relation to other concepts: Style is closely related to aesthetics, fashion, design, typography, and rhetoric. It
See also: aesthetics, fashion, design, typography, rhetoric, stylistics.