vartotoj

Vartotoj is not a standard standalone term in Lithuanian. It is typically recognized as the stem of the noun vartotojas, which means user or consumer. Lithuanian nouns are declined for case and number, so vartotoj appears in a range of inflected forms rather than as an independent dictionary entry. In everyday texts you will encounter complete forms such as vartotojo or vartotojui depending on the sentence.

Common inflected forms of vartotojas include: nominative singular vartotojas; genitive singular vartotojo; dative singular vartotojui; accusative singular vartotoją; instrumental singular vartotoju; locative singular vartotojuje. In the plural, forms include: nominative vartotojai; genitive vartotojų; dative vartotojams; accusative vartotojus; instrumental vartotojais; locative vartotojuose. These forms illustrate how the base vartotoj- combines with standard Lithuanian endings to express number and grammatical role.

Usage notes: vartotojas generally refers to a person who uses goods or services, i.e., a consumer or user. In information technology contexts, naudotojas is also common and is often used to denote a system or computer user, while vartotojas can emphasize a consumer in commercial or service settings. The choice between terms can influence nuance, but both are widely understood and understood to relate to a person who engages with products, services, or technologies.

See also: vartotojas, naudotojas, consumer terminology in Lithuanian.