Lithuanian Reflexive Verbs

Vocabulary and conjugation flashcards covering Lithuanian reflexive verbs including mokytis, jaustis, and rengtis based on the lecture notes.

Reflexive Element (-si)

An element in Lithuanian verbs that generally signals a reflexive or self-directed action, or a verb with a lexical reflexive meaning.

Mokytis

A Lithuanian reflexive verb meaning 'to learn/study'.

Mokytis (Present Tense Conjugation)

The present tense pattern: mokausi (aš), mokaisi (tu), mokosi (jis/ji), mokomės (mes), mokotės (jūs), mokosi (jie/jos).

Mokytis (Past Tense Conjugation)

The past tense pattern: mokiausi (aš), mokeisi (tu), mokėsi (jis/ji), mokėmės (mes), mokėtės (jūs), mokėsi (jie/jos).

Mokytis (Future Tense Conjugation)

The future tense pattern: mokysiuosi (aš), mokysiesi (tu), mokysis (jis/ji), mokysimės (mes), mokysitės (jūs), mokysis (jie/jos).

Mokyčiausi

The conditional first-person singular (aš) form of mokytis ('I would study').

Mokytis + Genitive Case

The required grammar construction when specifying the subject being learned (e.g., Aš mokausi lietuvių kalbos).

Jaustis

A Lithuanian reflexive verb meaning 'to feel'.

Jaučiuosi

The present tense first-person singular (aš) form of jaustis ('I feel').

Jautiesi

The present tense second-person singular (tu) form of jaustis ('you feel').

Rengtis

A Lithuanian reflexive verb meaning 'to get dressed'.

Rengiuosi

The present tense first-person singular (aš) form of rengtis ('I get dressed').

Rengiatės

The present tense second-person plural (jūs) form of rengtis.

Reflexive Verb Learning Principle

The study advice to learn the infinitive along with the specific position and form of -si in each tense, rather than treating -si as an optional ending.