sujungiami

Sujungiami is a Lithuanian adjective meaning joinable or connectable. It describes objects that are designed to be connected to other parts or systems, signaling compatibility or interoperability. The term is commonly used in technical documentation for hardware, electronics, and software interfaces where components are intended to connect or work together without modification.

In product design and engineering, labeling a component as sujungiami indicates that it uses standard interfaces or connectors and can be integrated with other compatible parts. In Lithuanian usage, the word typically appears before the nouns it modifies, for example sujungiami moduliai (joinable modules) or sujungiami kabeliai (connectable cables). In English-language contexts, closest equivalents are connectable, joinable, or interoperable.

Etymology: the word derives from the verb sujungti meaning to join or connect. It functions as a common attributive adjective in Lithuanian, with no separate technical meaning beyond describing compatibility or the ability to be linked.

Notes: sujungiami is primarily a grammatical form used to describe compatibility; its meaning is context-dependent and aligned with standard industry terminology for connectors, interfaces, and modular systems.

See also: sujungti, interoperabilumas, jungtys, moduliai, kabeliai.