paukotājs

lv-noun

paukotājs m (1st declension, feminine form: paukotāja)

paukotāja (feminine)
paukotājs (nominative singular)
paukotāji (nominative plural)
paukotāja (genitive singular)
paukotāju (genitive plural)
paukotājam (dative singular)
paukotājiem (dative plural)
paukotāju (accusative singular)
paukotājus (accusative plural)
paukotāju (instrumental singular)
paukotājiem (instrumental plural)
paukotājā (locative singular)
paukotājos (locative plural)
paukotāj (singular vocative)
paukotāji (plural vocative)

From paukot (“to fence”) + -ājs (agent noun suffix).

af

fencer (a participant in the sport of fencing)


paukotāja

lv-noun

paukotāja f (4th declension, masculine form: paukotājs)

paukotājs (masculine)
paukotāja (nominative singular)
paukotājas (nominative plural)
paukotājas (genitive singular)
paukotāju (genitive plural)
paukotājai (dative singular)
paukotājām (dative plural)
paukotāju (accusative singular)
paukotājas (accusative plural)
paukotāju (instrumental singular)
paukotājām (instrumental plural)
paukotājā (locative singular)
paukotājās (locative plural)
paukotāja (singular vocative)
paukotājas (plural vocative)

From paukot (“to fence”) + -āja (agent noun suffix).

af

fencer (a female participant in the sport of fencing)


raķete

raķete (nominative singular)
raķetes (nominative plural)
raķetes (genitive singular)
raķešu (genitive plural)
raķetei (dative singular)
raķetēm (dative plural)
raķeti (accusative singular)
raķetes (accusative plural)
raķeti (instrumental singular)
raķetēm (instrumental plural)
raķetē (locative singular)
raķetēs (locative plural)
raķete (singular vocative)
raķetes (plural vocative)

Ultimately from Italian rocchetta, dim. of rocca (“distaff”).


rokasbumba

rokasbumba (nominative singular)
rokasbumbas (nominative plural)
rokasbumbas (genitive singular)
rokasbumbu (genitive plural)
rokasbumbai (dative singular)
rokasbumbām (dative plural)
rokasbumbu (accusative singular)
rokasbumbas (accusative plural)
rokasbumbu (instrumental singular)
rokasbumbām (instrumental plural)
rokasbumbā (locative singular)
rokasbumbās (locative plural)
rokasbumba (singular vocative)
rokasbumbas (plural vocative)

From rokas, genitive singular form of roka (“hand”) + bumba (“ball”).


arhitekts

lv-noun

arhitekts m (1st declension, feminine form: arhitekte)

arhitekte (feminine)
arhitekts (nominative singular)
arhitekti (nominative plural)
arhitekta (genitive singular)
arhitektu (genitive plural)
arhitektam (dative singular)
arhitektiem (dative plural)
arhitektu (accusative singular)
arhitektus (accusative plural)
arhitektu (instrumental singular)
arhitektiem (instrumental plural)
arhitektā (locative singular)
arhitektos (locative plural)
arhitekt (singular vocative)
arhitekti (plural vocative)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek ἀρχιτέκτων (arkhitéktōn, “master builder”), from ἀρχι- (arkhi-, “chief”) + τέκτων (téktōn, “builder”).


konsultants

lv-noun

konsultants m (1st declension, feminine form: konsultante)

konsultante (feminine)
konsultants (nominative singular)
konsultanti (nominative plural)
konsultanta (genitive singular)
konsultantu (genitive plural)
konsultantam (dative singular)
konsultantiem (dative plural)
konsultantu (accusative singular)
konsultantus (accusative plural)
konsultantu (instrumental singular)
konsultantiem (instrumental plural)
konsultantā (locative singular)
konsultantos (locative plural)
konsultant (singular vocative)
konsultanti (plural vocative)


tehniķis

tehniķis m (2nd declension, feminine form: tehniķe)

tehniķe (feminine)
tehniķis (nominative singular)
tehniķi (nominative plural)
tehniķa (genitive singular)
tehniķu (genitive plural)
tehniķim (dative singular)
tehniķiem (dative plural)
tehniķi (accusative singular)
tehniķus (accusative plural)
tehniķi (instrumental singular)
tehniķiem (instrumental plural)
tehniķī (locative singular)
tehniķos (locative plural)
tehniķi (singular vocative)
tehniķi (plural vocative)


tehniķe

tehniķe f (5th declension, masculine form: tehniķis)

tehniķis (masculine)
tehniķe (nominative singular)
tehniķes (nominative plural)
tehniķes (genitive singular)
tehniķu (genitive plural)
tehniķei (dative singular)
tehniķēm (dative plural)
tehniķi (accusative singular)
tehniķes (accusative plural)
tehniķi (instrumental singular)
tehniķēm (instrumental plural)
tehniķē (locative singular)
tehniķēs (locative plural)
tehniķe (singular vocative)
tehniķes (plural vocative)

From tehniķis (“technician”) + -e (feminine ending).

af

technician, female equivalent of tehniķis


speciālists

lv-noun

speciālists m (1st declension, feminine form: speciāliste)

speciāliste (feminine)
speciālists (nominative singular)
speciālisti (nominative plural)
speciālista (genitive singular)
speciālistu (genitive plural)
speciālistam (dative singular)
speciālistiem (dative plural)
speciālistu (accusative singular)
speciālistus (accusative plural)
speciālistu (instrumental singular)
speciālistiem (instrumental plural)
speciālistā (locative singular)
speciālistos (locative plural)
speciālist (singular vocative)
speciālisti (plural vocative)


rūpnieks

rūpnieks m (1st declension, feminine form: rūpniece)

rūpniece (feminine)
rūpnieks (nominative singular)
rūpnieki (nominative plural)
rūpnieka (genitive singular)
rūpnieku (genitive plural)
rūpniekam (dative singular)
rūpniekiem (dative plural)
rūpnieku (accusative singular)
rūpniekus (accusative plural)
rūpnieku (instrumental singular)
rūpniekiem (instrumental plural)
rūpniekā (locative singular)
rūpniekos (locative plural)
rūpniek (singular vocative)
rūpnieki (plural vocative)


policists

policists m (1st declension, feminine form: policiste)

policiste (feminine)
policists (nominative singular)
policisti (nominative plural)
policista (genitive singular)
policistu (genitive plural)
policistam (dative singular)
policistiem (dative plural)
policistu (accusative singular)
policistus (accusative plural)
policistu (instrumental singular)
policistiem (instrumental plural)
policistā (locative singular)
policistos (locative plural)
policist (singular vocative)
policisti (plural vocative)

(law enforcement) police officer, policeman

(ice hockey) enforcer, policeman (player tasked with physically intimidating or confronting the opposition)


policiste

policiste f (5th declension, masculine form: policists)

policists (masculine)
policiste (nominative singular)
policistes (nominative plural)
policistes (genitive singular)
policistu (genitive plural)
policistei (dative singular)
policistēm (dative plural)
policisti (accusative singular)
policistes (accusative plural)
policisti (instrumental singular)
policistēm (instrumental plural)
policistē (locative singular)
policistēs (locative plural)
policiste (singular vocative)
policistes (plural vocative)

policewoman, police officer, female equivalent of policists


lielgabals

lielgabals (nominative singular)
lielgabali (nominative plural)
lielgabala (genitive singular)
lielgabalu (genitive plural)
lielgabalam (dative singular)
lielgabaliem (dative plural)
lielgabalu (accusative singular)
lielgabalus (accusative plural)
lielgabalu (instrumental singular)
lielgabaliem (instrumental plural)
lielgabalā (locative singular)
lielgabalos (locative plural)
lielgabal (singular vocative)
lielgabali (plural vocative)


mednieks

mednieks m (1st declension, feminine form: medniece)

medniece (feminine)
mednieks (nominative singular)
mednieki (nominative plural)
mednieka (genitive singular)
mednieku (genitive plural)
medniekam (dative singular)
medniekiem (dative plural)
mednieku (accusative singular)
medniekus (accusative plural)
mednieku (instrumental singular)
medniekiem (instrumental plural)
medniekā (locative singular)
medniekos (locative plural)
medniek (singular vocative)
mednieki (plural vocative)


medniece

medniece f (5th declension, masculine form: mednieks)

mednieks (masculine)
medniece (nominative singular)
mednieces (nominative plural)
mednieces (genitive singular)
mednieču (genitive plural)
medniecei (dative singular)
medniecēm (dative plural)
mednieci (accusative singular)
mednieces (accusative plural)
mednieci (instrumental singular)
medniecēm (instrumental plural)
medniecē (locative singular)
medniecēs (locative plural)
medniece (singular vocative)
mednieces (plural vocative)

hunter, huntress (female equivalent of mednieks)


monarhs

monarhs (nominative singular)
monarhi (nominative plural)
monarha (genitive singular)
monarhu (genitive plural)
monarham (dative singular)
monarhiem (dative plural)
monarhu (accusative singular)
monarhus (accusative plural)
monarhu (instrumental singular)
monarhiem (instrumental plural)
monarhā (locative singular)
monarhos (locative plural)
monarh (singular vocative)
monarhi (plural vocative)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek μονάρχης (monárkhēs), variant of μόναρχος (mónarkhos, “sole ruler”), from 'μόνος (mónos, “only”) + ἀρχός (arkhós, “leader”).


krīts

krīts (nominative singular)
krīti (nominative plural)
krīta (genitive singular)
krītu (genitive plural)
krītam (dative singular)
krītiem (dative plural)
krītu (accusative singular)
krītus (accusative plural)
krītu (instrumental singular)
krītiem (instrumental plural)
krītā (locative singular)
krītos (locative plural)
krīt (singular vocative)
krīti (plural vocative)


čempions

čempions m (1st declension, feminine form: čempione)

čempione (feminine)
čempions (nominative singular)
čempioni (nominative plural)
čempiona (genitive singular)
čempionu (genitive plural)
čempionam (dative singular)
čempioniem (dative plural)
čempionu (accusative singular)
čempionus (accusative plural)
čempionu (instrumental singular)
čempioniem (instrumental plural)
čempionā (locative singular)
čempionos (locative plural)
čempion (singular vocative)
čempioni (plural vocative)


kodoltermisks

head

kodoltermisks (definite kodoltermiskais, comparative kodoltermiskāks, superlative viskodoltermiskākais, adverb kodoltermiski)

kodoltermiskais (definite)
kodoltermiskāks (comparative)
viskodoltermiskākais (superlative)
kodoltermiski (adverb)
kodoltermisks (indefinite masculine nominative singular)
kodoltermiski (indefinite masculine nominative plural)
kodoltermiska (feminine indefinite nominative singular)
kodoltermiskas (feminine indefinite nominative plural)
kodoltermiska (genitive indefinite masculine singular)
kodoltermisku (genitive indefinite masculine plural)
kodoltermiskas (feminine genitive indefinite singular)
kodoltermisku (feminine genitive indefinite plural)
kodoltermiskam (dative indefinite masculine singular)
kodoltermiskiem (dative indefinite masculine plural)
kodoltermiskai (dative feminine indefinite singular)
kodoltermiskām (dative feminine indefinite plural)
kodoltermisku (accusative indefinite masculine singular)
kodoltermiskus (accusative indefinite masculine plural)
kodoltermisku (accusative feminine indefinite singular)
kodoltermiskas (accusative feminine indefinite plural)
kodoltermisku (indefinite instrumental masculine singular)
kodoltermiskiem (indefinite instrumental masculine plural)
kodoltermisku (feminine indefinite instrumental singular)
kodoltermiskām (feminine indefinite instrumental plural)
kodoltermiskā (indefinite locative masculine singular)
kodoltermiskos (indefinite locative masculine plural)
kodoltermiskā (feminine indefinite locative singular)
kodoltermiskās (feminine indefinite locative plural)

kodols (“nucleus”) + termisks (“thermal, thermic”)

af

kodoltermiskais karš


vijolnieks

lv-noun

vijolnieks m (1st declension, feminine form: vijolniece)

vijolniece (feminine)
vijolnieks (nominative singular)
vijolnieki (nominative plural)
vijolnieka (genitive singular)
vijolnieku (genitive plural)
vijolniekam (dative singular)
vijolniekiem (dative plural)
vijolnieku (accusative singular)
vijolniekus (accusative plural)
vijolnieku (instrumental singular)
vijolniekiem (instrumental plural)
vijolniekā (locative singular)
vijolniekos (locative plural)
vijolniek (singular vocative)
vijolnieki (plural vocative)


vijolniece

vijolniece f (5th declension, masculine form: vijolnieks)

vijolnieks (masculine)
vijolniece (nominative singular)
vijolnieces (nominative plural)
vijolnieces (genitive singular)
vijolnieču (genitive plural)
vijolniecei (dative singular)
vijolniecēm (dative plural)
vijolnieci (accusative singular)
vijolnieces (accusative plural)
vijolnieci (instrumental singular)
vijolniecēm (instrumental plural)
vijolniecē (locative singular)
vijolniecēs (locative plural)
vijolniece (singular vocative)
vijolnieces (plural vocative)

violinist (female equivalent of vijolnieks)


dzelzceļnieks

dzelzceļnieks m (1st declension, feminine form: dzelzceļniece)

dzelzceļniece (feminine)
dzelzceļnieks (nominative singular)
dzelzceļnieki (nominative plural)
dzelzceļnieka (genitive singular)
dzelzceļnieku (genitive plural)
dzelzceļniekam (dative singular)
dzelzceļniekiem (dative plural)
dzelzceļnieku (accusative singular)
dzelzceļniekus (accusative plural)
dzelzceļnieku (instrumental singular)
dzelzceļniekiem (instrumental plural)
dzelzceļniekā (locative singular)
dzelzceļniekos (locative plural)
dzelzceļniek (singular vocative)
dzelzceļnieki (plural vocative)


biškopis

biškopis m (2nd declension, feminine form: biškope)

biškope (feminine)
biškopis (nominative singular)
biškopji (nominative plural)
biškopja (genitive singular)
biškopju (genitive plural)
biškopim (dative singular)
biškopjiem (dative plural)
biškopi (accusative singular)
biškopjus (accusative plural)
biškopi (instrumental singular)
biškopjiem (instrumental plural)
biškopī (locative singular)
biškopjos (locative plural)
biškopi (singular vocative)
biškopji (plural vocative)

A back-formation from biškopība (“beekeeping”).


biškope

biškope f (5th declension, masculine form: biškopis)

biškopis (masculine)
biškope (nominative singular)
biškopes (nominative plural)
biškopes (genitive singular)
biškopju (genitive plural)
biškopei (dative singular)
biškopēm (dative plural)
biškopi (accusative singular)
biškopes (accusative plural)
biškopi (instrumental singular)
biškopēm (instrumental plural)
biškopē (locative singular)
biškopēs (locative plural)
biškope (singular vocative)
biškopes (plural vocative)

From biškopis (“beekeeper”) + -e (feminine ending).

suffix

beekeeper, apiarist (female equivalent of biškopis)


gleznotājs

lv-noun

gleznotājs m (1st declension, feminine form: gleznotāja)

gleznotāja (feminine)
gleznotājs (nominative singular)
gleznotāji (nominative plural)
gleznotāja (genitive singular)
gleznotāju (genitive plural)
gleznotājam (dative singular)
gleznotājiem (dative plural)
gleznotāju (accusative singular)
gleznotājus (accusative plural)
gleznotāju (instrumental singular)
gleznotājiem (instrumental plural)
gleznotājā (locative singular)
gleznotājos (locative plural)
gleznotāj (singular vocative)
gleznotāji (plural vocative)

From gleznot (“to paint”) + -ājs (agentive suffix).


gleznotāja

lv-noun

gleznotāja f (4th declension, masculine form: gleznotājs)

gleznotājs (masculine)
gleznotāja (nominative singular)
gleznotājas (nominative plural)
gleznotājas (genitive singular)
gleznotāju (genitive plural)
gleznotājai (dative singular)
gleznotājām (dative plural)
gleznotāju (accusative singular)
gleznotājas (accusative plural)
gleznotāju (instrumental singular)
gleznotājām (instrumental plural)
gleznotājā (locative singular)
gleznotājās (locative plural)
gleznotāja (singular vocative)
gleznotājas (plural vocative)

From gleznot (“to paint”) + -āja (agentive suffix).

af

painter (female equivalent of gleznotājs)


dizainers

lv-noun

dizainers m (1st declension, feminine form: dizainere)

dizainere (feminine)
dizainers (nominative singular)
dizaineri (nominative plural)
dizainera (genitive singular)
dizaineru (genitive plural)
dizaineram (dative singular)
dizaineriem (dative plural)
dizaineru (accusative singular)
dizainerus (accusative plural)
dizaineru (instrumental singular)
dizaineriem (instrumental plural)
dizainerā (locative singular)
dizaineros (locative plural)
dizainer (singular vocative)
dizaineri (plural vocative)


dizainere

dizainere f (5th declension, masculine form: dizainers)

dizainers (masculine)
dizainere (nominative singular)
dizaineres (nominative plural)
dizaineres (genitive singular)
dizaineru (genitive plural)
dizainerei (dative singular)
dizainerēm (dative plural)
dizaineri (accusative singular)
dizaineres (accusative plural)
dizaineri (instrumental singular)
dizainerēm (instrumental plural)
dizainerē (locative singular)
dizainerēs (locative plural)
dizainere (singular vocative)
dizaineres (plural vocative)

designer, female equivalent of dizainers


ķirurgs

ķirurgs m (1st declension, feminine form: ķirurģe)

ķirurģe (feminine)
ķirurgs (nominative singular)
ķirurgi (nominative plural)
ķirurga (genitive singular)
ķirurgu (genitive plural)
ķirurgam (dative singular)
ķirurgiem (dative plural)
ķirurgu (accusative singular)
ķirurgus (accusative plural)
ķirurgu (instrumental singular)
ķirurgiem (instrumental plural)
ķirurgā (locative singular)
ķirurgos (locative plural)
ķirurg (singular vocative)
ķirurgi (plural vocative)


tauriņstils

tauriņstils (nominative singular)
tauriņstila (genitive singular)
tauriņstilam (dative singular)
tauriņstilu (accusative singular)
tauriņstilu (instrumental singular)
tauriņstilā (locative singular)
tauriņstil (singular vocative)


grāmatsējējs

grāmatsējējs m (1st declension, feminine form: grāmatsējēja)

grāmatsējēja (feminine)
grāmatsējējs (nominative singular)
grāmatsējēji (nominative plural)
grāmatsējēja (genitive singular)
grāmatsējēju (genitive plural)
grāmatsējējam (dative singular)
grāmatsējējiem (dative plural)
grāmatsējēju (accusative singular)
grāmatsējējus (accusative plural)
grāmatsējēju (instrumental singular)
grāmatsējējiem (instrumental plural)
grāmatsējējā (locative singular)
grāmatsējējos (locative plural)
grāmatsējējs (singular vocative)
grāmatsējēji (plural vocative)


verdzība

verdzība (nominative singular)
verdzības (nominative plural)
verdzības (genitive singular)
verdzību (genitive plural)
verdzībai (dative singular)
verdzībām (dative plural)
verdzību (accusative singular)
verdzības (accusative plural)
verdzību (instrumental singular)
verdzībām (instrumental plural)
verdzībā (locative singular)
verdzībās (locative plural)
verdzība (singular vocative)
verdzības (plural vocative)


aizstāvis

aizstāvis m (2nd declension, feminine form: aizstāve)

aizstāve (feminine)
aizstāvis (nominative singular)
aizstāvji (nominative plural)
aizstāvja (genitive singular)
aizstāvju (genitive plural)
aizstāvim (dative singular)
aizstāvjiem (dative plural)
aizstāvi (accusative singular)
aizstāvjus (accusative plural)
aizstāvi (instrumental singular)
aizstāvjiem (instrumental plural)
aizstāvī (locative singular)
aizstāvjos (locative plural)
aizstāvi (singular vocative)
aizstāvji (plural vocative)


laidnis

laidnis (nominative singular)
laidņi (nominative plural)
laidņa (genitive singular)
laidņu (genitive plural)
laidnim (dative singular)
laidņiem (dative plural)
laidni (accusative singular)
laidņus (accusative plural)
laidni (instrumental singular)
laidņiem (instrumental plural)
laidnī (locative singular)
laidņos (locative plural)
laidni (singular vocative)
laidņi (plural vocative)


bandinieks

bandinieks (nominative singular)
bandinieki (nominative plural)
bandinieka (genitive singular)
bandinieku (genitive plural)
bandiniekam (dative singular)
bandiniekiem (dative plural)
bandinieku (accusative singular)
bandiniekus (accusative plural)
bandinieku (instrumental singular)
bandiniekiem (instrumental plural)
bandiniekā (locative singular)
bandiniekos (locative plural)
bandiniek (singular vocative)
bandinieki (plural vocative)


datorspēle

datorspēle (nominative singular)
datorspēles (nominative plural)
datorspēles (genitive singular)
datorspēļu (genitive plural)
datorspēlei (dative singular)
datorspēlēm (dative plural)
datorspēli (accusative singular)
datorspēles (accusative plural)
datorspēli (instrumental singular)
datorspēlēm (instrumental plural)
datorspēlē (locative singular)
datorspēlēs (locative plural)
datorspēle (singular vocative)
datorspēles (plural vocative)


mašīnpistole

mašīnpistole (nominative singular)
mašīnpistoles (nominative plural)
mašīnpistoles (genitive singular)
mašīnpistoļu (genitive plural)
mašīnpistolei (dative singular)
mašīnpistolēm (dative plural)
mašīnpistoli (accusative singular)
mašīnpistoles (accusative plural)
mašīnpistoli (instrumental singular)
mašīnpistolēm (instrumental plural)
mašīnpistolē (locative singular)
mašīnpistolēs (locative plural)
mašīnpistole (singular vocative)
mašīnpistoles (plural vocative)


akmeņkalis

akmeņkalis (nominative singular)
akmeņkaļi (nominative plural)
akmeņkaļa (genitive singular)
akmeņkaļu (genitive plural)
akmeņkalim (dative singular)
akmeņkaļiem (dative plural)
akmeņkali (accusative singular)
akmeņkaļus (accusative plural)
akmeņkali (instrumental singular)
akmeņkaļiem (instrumental plural)
akmeņkalī (locative singular)
akmeņkaļos (locative plural)
akmeņkali (singular vocative)
akmeņkaļi (plural vocative)


aktieris

aktieris m (2nd declension, feminine form: aktrise)

aktrise (feminine)
aktieris (nominative singular)
aktieri (nominative plural)
aktiera (genitive singular)
aktieru (genitive plural)
aktierim (dative singular)
aktieriem (dative plural)
aktieri (accusative singular)
aktierus (accusative plural)
aktieri (instrumental singular)
aktieriem (instrumental plural)
aktierī (locative singular)
aktieros (locative plural)
aktieri (singular vocative)
aktieri (plural vocative)


arhivārs

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

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


basketbolists

basketbolists m (1st declension, feminine form: basketboliste)

basketboliste (feminine)
basketbolists (nominative singular)
basketbolisti (nominative plural)
basketbolista (genitive singular)
basketbolistu (genitive plural)
basketbolistam (dative singular)
basketbolistiem (dative plural)
basketbolistu (accusative singular)
basketbolistus (accusative plural)
basketbolistu (instrumental singular)
basketbolistiem (instrumental plural)
basketbolistā (locative singular)
basketbolistos (locative plural)
basketbolist (singular vocative)
basketbolisti (plural vocative)


bibliotekārs

bibliotekārs m (1st declension, feminine form: bibliotekāre)

bibliotekāre (feminine)
bibliotekārs (nominative singular)
bibliotekāri (nominative plural)
bibliotekāra (genitive singular)
bibliotekāru (genitive plural)
bibliotekāram (dative singular)
bibliotekāriem (dative plural)
bibliotekāru (accusative singular)
bibliotekārus (accusative plural)
bibliotekāru (instrumental singular)
bibliotekāriem (instrumental plural)
bibliotekārā (locative singular)
bibliotekāros (locative plural)
bibliotekār (singular vocative)
bibliotekāri (plural vocative)


enciklopēdists

enciklopēdists m (1st declension, feminine form: enciklopēdiste)

enciklopēdiste (feminine)
enciklopēdists (nominative singular)
enciklopēdisti (nominative plural)
enciklopēdista (genitive singular)
enciklopēdistu (genitive plural)
enciklopēdistam (dative singular)
enciklopēdistiem (dative plural)
enciklopēdistu (accusative singular)
enciklopēdistus (accusative plural)
enciklopēdistu (instrumental singular)
enciklopēdistiem (instrumental plural)
enciklopēdistā (locative singular)
enciklopēdistos (locative plural)
enciklopēdist (singular vocative)
enciklopēdisti (plural vocative)


gramatiķis

gramatiķis m (2nd declension, feminine form: gramatiķe)

gramatiķe (feminine)
gramatiķis (nominative singular)
gramatiķi (nominative plural)
gramatiķa (genitive singular)
gramatiķu (genitive plural)
gramatiķim (dative singular)
gramatiķiem (dative plural)
gramatiķi (accusative singular)
gramatiķus (accusative plural)
gramatiķi (instrumental singular)
gramatiķiem (instrumental plural)
gramatiķī (locative singular)
gramatiķos (locative plural)
gramatiķi (singular vocative)
gramatiķi (plural vocative)


grāmatvedis

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

grāmatvede (feminine)
grāmatvedis (nominative singular)
grāmatveži (nominative plural)
grāmatveža (genitive singular)
grāmatvežu (genitive plural)
grāmatvedim (dative singular)
grāmatvežiem (dative plural)
grāmatvedi (accusative singular)
grāmatvežus (accusative 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.


kodolkarš

kodolkarš (nominative singular)
kodolkari (nominative plural)
kodolkara (genitive singular)
kodolkaru (genitive plural)
kodolkaram (dative singular)
kodolkariem (dative plural)
kodolkaru (accusative singular)
kodolkarus (accusative 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)
pavāra (genitive singular)
pavāru (genitive plural)
pavāram (dative singular)
pavāriem (dative plural)
pavāru (accusative singular)
pavārus (accusative 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)
redaktora (genitive singular)
redaktoru (genitive plural)
redaktoram (dative singular)
redaktoriem (dative plural)
redaktoru (accusative singular)
redaktorus (accusative plural)
redaktoru (instrumental singular)
redaktoriem (instrumental plural)
redaktorā (locative singular)
redaktoros (locative plural)
redaktor (singular vocative)
redaktori (plural vocative)


stiklinieks

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

stikliniece (feminine)
stiklinieks (nominative singular)
stiklinieki (nominative plural)
stiklinieka (genitive singular)
stiklinieku (genitive plural)
stikliniekam (dative singular)
stikliniekiem (dative plural)
stiklinieku (accusative singular)
stikliniekus (accusative 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)


vergturis

vergturis (nominative singular)
vergturi (nominative plural)
vergtura (genitive singular)
vergturu (genitive plural)
vergturim (dative singular)
vergturiem (dative plural)
vergturi (accusative singular)
vergturus (accusative plural)
vergturi (instrumental singular)
vergturiem (instrumental plural)
vergturī (locative singular)
vergturos (locative plural)
vergturi (singular vocative)
vergturi (plural vocative)


kājbumba

kājbumba (nominative singular)
kājbumbas (nominative plural)
kājbumbas (genitive singular)
kājbumbu (genitive plural)
kājbumbai (dative singular)
kājbumbām (dative plural)
kājbumbu (accusative singular)
kājbumbas (accusative 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)


futbolists

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

futboliste (feminine)
futbolists (nominative singular)
futbolisti (nominative plural)
futbolista (genitive singular)
futbolistu (genitive plural)
futbolistam (dative singular)
futbolistiem (dative plural)
futbolistu (accusative singular)
futbolistus (accusative 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)
volejbolista (genitive singular)
volejbolistu (genitive plural)
volejbolistam (dative singular)
volejbolistiem (dative plural)
volejbolistu (accusative singular)
volejbolistus (accusative 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)
handbolista (genitive singular)
handbolistu (genitive plural)
handbolistam (dative singular)
handbolistiem (dative plural)
handbolistu (accusative singular)
handbolistus (accusative 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)
tenisista (genitive singular)
tenisistu (genitive plural)
tenisistam (dative singular)
tenisistiem (dative plural)
tenisistu (accusative singular)
tenisistus (accusative plural)
tenisistu (instrumental singular)
tenisistiem (instrumental plural)
tenisistā (locative singular)
tenisistos (locative plural)
tenisist (singular vocative)
tenisisti (plural vocative)


oftalmologs

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

oftalmoloģe (feminine)
oftalmologs (nominative singular)
oftalmologi (nominative plural)
oftalmologa (genitive singular)
oftalmologu (genitive plural)
oftalmologam (dative singular)
oftalmologiem (dative plural)
oftalmologu (accusative singular)
oftalmologus (accusative 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.