sukurta

Sukurta is the feminine singular past passive participle of the Lithuanian verb sukurti, meaning to create or to establish. It is used to describe something that has been created and functions as a modifier for feminine singular nouns, for example, sukurta idėja (a created idea) or sukurta sistema (a created system). The masculine counterpart is sukurtas, as in sukurtas planas (a created plan).

In use, sukurta appears in sentences to express that the creation has been completed, often in passive constructions such as Ši idėja buvo sukurta (This idea was created). It conveys a sense of production, development, or invention and is common in technical, administrative, and academic writing, as well as in product descriptions and project summaries.

Etymology and forms: sukurta derives from the verb sukurti with the standard past passive participle ending -ta for feminine singular. Related words include sukūrimas (creation) and sukurti (to create).

Usage notes: as a past participle, sukurta typically describes a noun that is feminine in gender. For masculine nouns, the corresponding form is sukurtas, as in sukurtas modelis (a created model).

Translations: in English, sukurta can be rendered as created, produced, or developed, depending on context. The term is a common descriptive device in Lithuanian to indicate that something has been made or brought into existence.