tarptautinius

Tarptautinius is a Lithuanian adjective form meaning international, used to describe things that involve or relate to more than one nation. It is part of the set of descriptive terms that convey cross-border or cross-cultural scope, such as events, agreements, organizations, and activities that span national borders. The base adjective is tarptautinis, and tarptautinius represents one of its inflected forms, most commonly encountered when the noun it modifies is masculine or mixed gender in the plural and in the accusative case.

In practical use, tarptautinius appears in a wide range of official and media language. It is frequently found in contexts such as politics, business, culture, and education to signal a multinational or cross-border dimension. For example, a phrase like tarptautinius renginius refers to events with international participation, while tarptautinius susitarimus denotes international agreements. The form tarptautiniai is used for the masculine plural nominative, as in Tarptautiniai renginiai pritraukė dalyvius (International events attracted participants).

Etymologically, tarptautinius is formed from tarptautinis, a compound that reflects the idea of relations between nations. In Lithuanian, adjectives of the -inis group decline across gender and number, with tarptautinius representing one of the common plural forms. Related terms include tarptautinės (feminine/plural) and tarptautinis (masculine singular), which together cover a range of agreement patterns describing international relationships, standards, and activities.