treiadienis
Treiaidienis is a Lithuanian term used to denote a three-day period. In modern usage, it is less common than tridienis and is largely encountered in older texts, regional dialects, or specialized archives. The word is generally treated as a compound formed from elements meaning three and day, with a suffix that signals a duration or interval.
Etymology and forms. The concept is built from the Lithuanian numerals for three and the word for
Usage and context. Treiaidienis can be found in calendars, contracts, and administrative texts that describe deadlines
Examples. Treiaidienis truko tris dienas. (The three-day period lasted three days.) In standard Lithuanian, one would