arhivārs

arhivārs m (1st declension, feminine form: arhivāre)

arhivāre (feminine)
arhivārs (nominative singular)
arhivāri (nominative plural)
arhivāru (accusative singular)
arhivārus (accusative plural)
arhivāra (genitive singular)
arhivāru (genitive plural)
arhivāram (dative singular)
arhivāriem (dative plural)
arhivāru (instrumental singular)
arhivāriem (instrumental plural)
arhivārā (locative singular)
arhivāros (locative plural)
arhivār (singular vocative)
arhivāri (plural vocative)


grāmatvedis

lv-noun

grāmatvedis m (2nd declension, feminine form: grāmatvede)

grāmatvede (feminine)
grāmatvedis (nominative singular)
grāmatveži (nominative plural)
grāmatvedi (accusative singular)
grāmatvežus (accusative plural)
grāmatveža (genitive singular)
grāmatvežu (genitive plural)
grāmatvedim (dative singular)
grāmatvežiem (dative plural)
grāmatvedi (instrumental singular)
grāmatvežiem (instrumental plural)
grāmatvedī (locative singular)
grāmatvežos (locative plural)
grāmatvedi (singular vocative)
grāmatveži (plural vocative)

Possibly grāmata (“book”) + vest (“to lead”), not derived from German Buchhalter, otherwise commonly borrowed across Eastern and Central Europe, but rather a calque of German Buchführer (literally “book-leader”), which see Buchhalter for more.


kanēlis

kanēlis (nominative singular)
kanēļi (nominative plural)
kanēli (accusative singular)
kanēļus (accusative plural)
kanēļa (genitive singular)
kanēļu (genitive plural)
kanēlim (dative singular)
kanēļiem (dative plural)
kanēli (instrumental singular)
kanēļiem (instrumental plural)
kanēlī (locative singular)
kanēļos (locative plural)
kanēli (singular vocative)
kanēļi (plural vocative)


kodolkarš

kodolkarš (nominative singular)
kodolkari (nominative plural)
kodolkaru (accusative singular)
kodolkarus (accusative plural)
kodolkara (genitive singular)
kodolkaru (genitive plural)
kodolkaram (dative singular)
kodolkariem (dative plural)
kodolkaru (instrumental singular)
kodolkariem (instrumental plural)
kodolkarā (locative singular)
kodolkaros (locative plural)
kodolkar (singular vocative)
kodolkari (plural vocative)

kodols (“core; nucleus”) + karš (“war”).


pavārs

lv-noun

pavārs m (1st declension, feminine form: pavāre)

pavāre (feminine)
pavārs (nominative singular)
pavāri (nominative plural)
pavāru (accusative singular)
pavārus (accusative plural)
pavāra (genitive singular)
pavāru (genitive plural)
pavāram (dative singular)
pavāriem (dative plural)
pavāru (instrumental singular)
pavāriem (instrumental plural)
pavārā (locative singular)
pavāros (locative plural)
pavār (singular vocative)
pavāri (plural vocative)


redaktors

redaktors m (1st declension, feminine form: redaktore)

redaktore (feminine)
redaktors (nominative singular)
redaktori (nominative plural)
redaktoru (accusative singular)
redaktorus (accusative plural)
redaktora (genitive singular)
redaktoru (genitive plural)
redaktoram (dative singular)
redaktoriem (dative plural)
redaktoru (instrumental singular)
redaktoriem (instrumental plural)
redaktorā (locative singular)
redaktoros (locative plural)
redaktor (singular vocative)
redaktori (plural vocative)


sarkanvīns

sarkanvīns (nominative singular)
sarkanvīni (nominative plural)
sarkanvīnu (accusative singular)
sarkanvīnus (accusative plural)
sarkanvīna (genitive singular)
sarkanvīnu (genitive plural)
sarkanvīnam (dative singular)
sarkanvīniem (dative plural)
sarkanvīnu (instrumental singular)
sarkanvīniem (instrumental plural)
sarkanvīnā (locative singular)
sarkanvīnos (locative plural)
sarkanvīn (singular vocative)
sarkanvīni (plural vocative)


stiklinieks

stiklinieks m (1st declension, feminine form: stikliniece)

stikliniece (feminine)
stiklinieks (nominative singular)
stiklinieki (nominative plural)
stiklinieku (accusative singular)
stikliniekus (accusative plural)
stiklinieka (genitive singular)
stiklinieku (genitive plural)
stikliniekam (dative singular)
stikliniekiem (dative plural)
stiklinieku (instrumental singular)
stikliniekiem (instrumental plural)
stikliniekā (locative singular)
stikliniekos (locative plural)
stikliniek (singular vocative)
stiklinieki (plural vocative)

glazier (craftsman who works with glass)


kājbumba

kājbumba (nominative singular)
kājbumbas (nominative plural)
kājbumbu (accusative singular)
kājbumbas (accusative plural)
kājbumbas (genitive singular)
kājbumbu (genitive plural)
kājbumbai (dative singular)
kājbumbām (dative plural)
kājbumbu (instrumental singular)
kājbumbām (instrumental plural)
kājbumbā (locative singular)
kājbumbās (locative plural)
kājbumba (singular vocative)
kājbumbas (plural vocative)

From kāja + bumba, a calque of English football.

association football
association football

(archaic, sports) association football, soccer, football

(sports) football, soccer ball (ball that is designed for use in the sport of soccer)


starptautiskais fonētiskais alfabēts

starptautiskais fonētiskais alfabēts f (1st declension)

International Phonetic Alphabet
International Phonetic Alphabet

(phonetics) International Phonetic Alphabet


futbolists

futbolists m (1st declension, feminine form: futboliste)

futboliste (feminine)
futbolists (nominative singular)
futbolisti (nominative plural)
futbolistu (accusative singular)
futbolistus (accusative plural)
futbolista (genitive singular)
futbolistu (genitive plural)
futbolistam (dative singular)
futbolistiem (dative plural)
futbolistu (instrumental singular)
futbolistiem (instrumental plural)
futbolistā (locative singular)
futbolistos (locative plural)
futbolist (singular vocative)
futbolisti (plural vocative)

footballer (British); football player (Britain), soccer player (US, Canada, Australia)


volejbolists

volejbolists m (1st declension, feminine form: volejboliste)

volejboliste (feminine)
volejbolists (nominative singular)
volejbolisti (nominative plural)
volejbolistu (accusative singular)
volejbolistus (accusative plural)
volejbolista (genitive singular)
volejbolistu (genitive plural)
volejbolistam (dative singular)
volejbolistiem (dative plural)
volejbolistu (instrumental singular)
volejbolistiem (instrumental plural)
volejbolistā (locative singular)
volejbolistos (locative plural)
volejbolist (singular vocative)
volejbolisti (plural vocative)


handbolists

handbolists m (1st declension, feminine form: handboliste)

handboliste (feminine)
handbolists (nominative singular)
handbolisti (nominative plural)
handbolistu (accusative singular)
handbolistus (accusative plural)
handbolista (genitive singular)
handbolistu (genitive plural)
handbolistam (dative singular)
handbolistiem (dative plural)
handbolistu (instrumental singular)
handbolistiem (instrumental plural)
handbolistā (locative singular)
handbolistos (locative plural)
handbolist (singular vocative)
handbolisti (plural vocative)


tenisists

tenisists m (1st declension, feminine form: tenisiste)

tenisiste (feminine)
tenisists (nominative singular)
tenisisti (nominative plural)
tenisistu (accusative singular)
tenisistus (accusative plural)
tenisista (genitive singular)
tenisistu (genitive plural)
tenisistam (dative singular)
tenisistiem (dative plural)
tenisistu (instrumental singular)
tenisistiem (instrumental plural)
tenisistā (locative singular)
tenisistos (locative plural)
tenisist (singular vocative)
tenisisti (plural vocative)


pudiņš

pudiņš (nominative singular)
pudiņi (nominative plural)
pudiņu (accusative singular)
pudiņus (accusative plural)
pudiņa (genitive singular)
pudiņu (genitive plural)
pudiņam (dative singular)
pudiņiem (dative plural)
pudiņu (instrumental singular)
pudiņiem (instrumental plural)
pudiņā (locative singular)
pudiņos (locative plural)
pudiņ (singular vocative)
pudiņi (plural vocative)

From English pudding + -iņš. Compare Lithuanian pùdingas.


oftalmologs

oftalmologs m (1st declension, feminine form: oftalmoloģe)

oftalmoloģe (feminine)
oftalmologs (nominative singular)
oftalmologi (nominative plural)
oftalmologu (accusative singular)
oftalmologus (accusative plural)
oftalmologa (genitive singular)
oftalmologu (genitive plural)
oftalmologam (dative singular)
oftalmologiem (dative plural)
oftalmologu (instrumental singular)
oftalmologiem (instrumental plural)
oftalmologā (locative singular)
oftalmologos (locative plural)
oftalmolog (singular vocative)
oftalmologi (plural vocative)

Un arī situāciju par dzemdībām acu problēmu gadījumā vienmēr novērtē oftalmologs.

2011 February 16, “Ginekologa Ronalda Mačuka atbildes uz Delfi lasītāju jautājumiem”, in Delfi Life:

And also the situation regarding childbirth in case of eye problems is always evaluated by an ophthalmologist.