sutvarkote

sutvarkote is a Lithuanian verb. It is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb "sutvarkyti". The verb "sutvarkyti" generally translates to "to fix", "to repair", "to tidy up", "to arrange", or "to sort out" in English. Therefore, "sutvarkote" specifically means "you fix", "you repair", "you tidy up", "you arrange", or "you sort out" when addressing a single person informally. The context in which the word is used will determine the most accurate English translation. For example, "Jūs sutvarkote kambarį" would translate to "You tidy up the room." Another example, "Ar sutvarkote automobilį?" could mean "Did you fix the car?" although this uses the past tense. In the present tense, "Jūs sutvarkote automobilį" would mean "You fix the car." The root of the verb, "tvarka", relates to order and tidiness.