lāpa

lāpa (nominative singular)
lāpas (nominative plural)
lāpu (accusative singular)
lāpas (accusative plural)
lāpas (genitive singular)
lāpu (genitive plural)
lāpai (dative singular)
lāpām (dative plural)
lāpu (instrumental singular)
lāpām (instrumental plural)
lāpā (locative singular)
lāpās (locative plural)
lāpa (singular vocative)
lāpas (plural vocative)

Maybe from Proto-Indo-European *leh₂p- (“to shine”) and so cognate with Old Norse leiptr (“lightning”), Lithuanian liepsnà (“flame”), Ancient Greek λάμπω (lámpō, “to shine”), Lithuanian lópė (“light”), Latin limpidus (“bright”).


luga

luga (nominative singular)
lugas (nominative plural)
lugu (accusative singular)
lugas (accusative plural)
lugas (genitive singular)
lugu (genitive plural)
lugai (dative singular)
lugām (dative plural)
lugu (instrumental singular)
lugām (instrumental plural)
lugā (locative singular)
lugās (locative plural)
luga (singular vocative)
lugas (plural vocative)

lugas izrāde

trīscēlienu luga

play (dramatic composition or a performance thereof)


ielenīti

accusative/instrumental singular of ielenīte


pisējiņu

inflection of pisējiņš:
accusative/instrumental singular

inflection of pisējiņa:
accusative/instrumental singular


pamāte

pamāte (nominative singular)
pamātes (nominative plural)
pamāti (accusative singular)
pamātes (accusative plural)
pamātes (genitive singular)
pamāšu (genitive plural)
pamātei (dative singular)
pamātēm (dative plural)
pamāti (instrumental singular)
pamātēm (instrumental plural)
pamātē (locative singular)
pamātēs (locative plural)
pamāte (singular vocative)
pamātes (plural vocative)


patēvs

patēvs (nominative singular)
patēvi (nominative plural)
patēvu (accusative singular)
patēvus (accusative plural)
patēva (genitive singular)
patēvu (genitive plural)
patēvam (dative singular)
patēviem (dative plural)
patēvu (instrumental singular)
patēviem (instrumental plural)
patēvā (locative singular)
patēvos (locative plural)
patēv (singular vocative)
patēvi (plural vocative)


ielenīte

ielenīte (nominative singular)
ielenītes (nominative plural)
ielenīti (accusative singular)
ielenītes (accusative plural)
ielenītes (genitive singular)
ielenīšu (genitive plural)
ielenītei (dative singular)
ielenītēm (dative plural)
ielenīti (instrumental singular)
ielenītēm (instrumental plural)
ielenītē (locative singular)
ielenītēs (locative plural)
ielenīte (singular vocative)
ielenītes (plural vocative)


pisējiņa

pisējiņa (nominative singular)
pisējiņas (nominative plural)
pisējiņu (accusative singular)
pisējiņas (accusative plural)
pisējiņas (genitive singular)
pisējiņu (genitive plural)
pisējiņai (dative singular)
pisējiņām (dative plural)
pisējiņu (instrumental singular)
pisējiņām (instrumental plural)
pisējiņā (locative singular)
pisējiņās (locative plural)
pisējiņa (singular vocative)
pisējiņas (plural vocative)


patiesība

patiesība (nominative singular)
patiesības (nominative plural)
patiesību (accusative singular)
patiesības (accusative plural)
patiesības (genitive singular)
patiesību (genitive plural)
patiesībai (dative singular)
patiesībām (dative plural)
patiesību (instrumental singular)
patiesībām (instrumental plural)
patiesībā (locative singular)
patiesībās (locative plural)
patiesība (singular vocative)
patiesības (plural vocative)

vispārzināma patiesība

vispāratzīta patiesība

elementāra patiesība

skaidra, vienkārša patiesība

neapšaubāma patiesība

skarba patiesība

runāt, uzzināt patiesību

objektīvā, mākslinieciskā patiesība

absolūtā, relatīvā patiesība

konkrētā patiesība

patiesības kritērijs

tā ir veca, tīra, visiem zināma patiesība

patiesību sakot, tur nav nekā interesanta

to tell the truth, there is nothing interesting there

ir cilvēki, kuri nespēj nedz patiesības sacīt citam, nedz sevis dēļ melu runāt

there are people who can neither tell the truth to others nor tell lies for their own sake

par kuģi un tā ļaudīm nedrīkst spriest ostā - tā ir sena patiesība

one can't judge a ship and her crew at the port - this is an old truth

patiesībā viss bija citādi

viņa izskatās daudz vecāka, nekā patiesībā ir, un stipri sagurusi

she looked much older than she in fact is, and very tired

Ilga saģērbjas un iziet virtuvītē... patiesībā tas ir tikai tāds prāvāks priekšnams, kura sienā Oskars reiz izcirta šauru logu uz pagalmu

Ilga got dressed and went into the little kitchen... in truth, it is only a somewhat larger hallway, on whose wall Oskars once cut a narrow window to the courtyard

(in the locative, used adverbially) in truth, in fact, as a matter of fact


pisējiņš

pisējiņš (nominative singular)
pisējiņi (nominative plural)
pisējiņu (accusative singular)
pisējiņus (accusative plural)
pisējiņa (genitive singular)
pisējiņu (genitive plural)
pisējiņam (dative singular)
pisējiņiem (dative plural)
pisējiņu (instrumental singular)
pisējiņiem (instrumental plural)
pisējiņā (locative singular)
pisējiņos (locative plural)
pisējiņ (singular vocative)
pisējiņi (plural vocative)


vecvecāki

vecvecāki (nominative plural)
vecvecākus (accusative plural)
vecvecāku (genitive plural)
vecvecākiem (dative plural)
vecvecākiem (instrumental plural)
vecvecākos (locative plural)
vecvecāki (plural vocative)


futbols

futbols (nominative singular)
futboli (nominative plural)
futbolu (accusative singular)
futbolus (accusative plural)
futbola (genitive singular)
futbolu (genitive plural)
futbolam (dative singular)
futboliem (dative plural)
futbolu (instrumental singular)
futboliem (instrumental plural)
futbolā (locative singular)
futbolos (locative plural)
futbol (singular vocative)
futboli (plural vocative)

Borrowed from English football, from Middle English fotbal, footbal.

(sports) football (sport played on foot in which teams attempt to get a ball into a goal or zone defended by the other team; mainly referring to association football)

association football
association football

(sports) association football, soccer, football


vēders

vēders (nominative singular)
vēderi (nominative plural)
vēderu (accusative singular)
vēderus (accusative plural)
vēdera (genitive singular)
vēderu (genitive plural)
vēderam (dative singular)
vēderiem (dative plural)
vēderu (instrumental singular)
vēderiem (instrumental plural)
vēderā (locative singular)
vēderos (locative plural)
vēders (singular vocative)
vēderi (plural vocative)


krūts

krūts (nominative singular)
krūtis (nominative plural)
krūti (accusative singular)
krūtis (accusative plural)
krūts (genitive singular)
krūšu (genitive plural)
krūtij (dative singular)
krūtīm (dative plural)
krūti (instrumental singular)
krūtīm (instrumental plural)
krūtī (locative singular)
krūtīs (locative plural)
krūts (singular vocative)
krūtis (plural vocative)


pacients

lv-noun

pacients m (1st declension, feminine form: paciente)

paciente (feminine)
pacients (nominative singular)
pacienti (nominative plural)
pacientu (accusative singular)
pacientus (accusative plural)
pacienta (genitive singular)
pacientu (genitive plural)
pacientam (dative singular)
pacientiem (dative plural)
pacientu (instrumental singular)
pacientiem (instrumental plural)
pacientā (locative singular)
pacientos (locative plural)
pacient (singular vocative)
pacienti (plural vocative)


handbols

handbols (nominative singular)
handboli (nominative plural)
handbolu (accusative singular)
handbolus (accusative plural)
handbola (genitive singular)
handbolu (genitive plural)
handbolam (dative singular)
handboliem (dative plural)
handbolu (instrumental singular)
handboliem (instrumental plural)
handbolā (locative singular)
handbolos (locative plural)
handbol (singular vocative)
handboli (plural vocative)


pāri

inflection of pāris:
nominative/vocative plural


pāris

pāris (nominative singular)
pāri (nominative plural)
pāri (accusative singular)
pārus (accusative plural)
pāra (genitive singular)
pāru (genitive plural)
pārim (dative singular)
pāriem (dative plural)
pāri (instrumental singular)
pāriem (instrumental plural)
pārī (locative singular)
pāros (locative plural)
pāri (singular vocative)
pāri (plural vocative)

kurpju pāris

cimdu pāris


galu

inflection of gals:
accusative/instrumental singular


šejiene

šejiene (nominative singular)
šejieni (accusative singular)
šejienes (genitive singular)
šejienei (dative singular)
šejieni (instrumental singular)
šejienē (locative singular)
šejiene (singular vocative)


garumzīme

garumzīme (nominative singular)
garumzīmes (nominative plural)
garumzīmi (accusative singular)
garumzīmes (accusative plural)
garumzīmes (genitive singular)
garumzīmju (genitive plural)
garumzīmei (dative singular)
garumzīmēm (dative plural)
garumzīmi (instrumental singular)
garumzīmēm (instrumental plural)
garumzīmē (locative singular)
garumzīmēs (locative plural)
garumzīme (singular vocative)
garumzīmes (plural vocative)


sakas

sakas (nominative plural)
sakas (accusative plural)
saku (genitive plural)
sakām (dative plural)
sakām (instrumental plural)
sakās (locative plural)
sakas (plural vocative)

From Proto-Indo-European *ḱak- (“branch, stick”) (whence also sakne (q.v.)) from Proto-Indo-European *kek- / *ḱek- / *kekʰ- / *ḱekʰ-. Cognate with Lithuanian šaka (“branch”). Semantic development: branch > parting place of two branches > the two beams around a horse's neck. Along with šak- > sak-, there is cak-/čak-, cf. čaka (“a stick with an offshoot to use as its handle”) whence čakarēt. See Russian соха (soxa) for additional cognates.


klade

klade (nominative singular)
klades (nominative plural)
kladi (accusative singular)
klades (accusative plural)
klades (genitive singular)
klažu (genitive plural)
kladei (dative singular)
kladēm (dative plural)
kladi (instrumental singular)
kladēm (instrumental plural)
kladē (locative singular)
kladēs (locative plural)
klade (singular vocative)
klades (plural vocative)


zirneklis

zirneklis (nominative singular)
zirnekļi (nominative plural)
zirnekli (accusative singular)
zirnekļus (accusative plural)
zirnekļa (genitive singular)
zirnekļu (genitive plural)
zirneklim (dative singular)
zirnekļiem (dative plural)
zirnekli (instrumental singular)
zirnekļiem (instrumental plural)
zirneklī (locative singular)
zirnekļos (locative plural)
zirnekli (singular vocative)
zirnekļi (plural vocative)


dzeja

dzeja (nominative singular)
dzejas (nominative plural)
dzeju (accusative singular)
dzejas (accusative plural)
dzejas (genitive singular)
dzeju (genitive plural)
dzejai (dative singular)
dzejām (dative plural)
dzeju (instrumental singular)
dzejām (instrumental plural)
dzejā (locative singular)
dzejās (locative plural)
dzeja (singular vocative)
dzejas (plural vocative)


bize

bize (nominative singular)
bizes (nominative plural)
bizi (accusative singular)
bizes (accusative plural)
bizes (genitive singular)
bižu (genitive plural)
bizei (dative singular)
bizēm (dative plural)
bizi (instrumental singular)
bizēm (instrumental plural)
bizē (locative singular)
bizēs (locative plural)
bize (singular vocative)
bizes (plural vocative)


mūzika

mūzika (nominative singular)
mūzikas (nominative plural)
mūziku (accusative singular)
mūzikas (accusative plural)
mūzikas (genitive singular)
mūziku (genitive plural)
mūzikai (dative singular)
mūzikām (dative plural)
mūziku (instrumental singular)
mūzikām (instrumental plural)
mūzikā (locative singular)
mūzikās (locative plural)
mūzika (singular vocative)
mūzikas (plural vocative)


amats

amats (nominative singular)
amati (nominative plural)
amatu (accusative singular)
amatus (accusative plural)
amata (genitive singular)
amatu (genitive plural)
amatam (dative singular)
amatiem (dative plural)
amatu (instrumental singular)
amatiem (instrumental plural)
amatā (locative singular)
amatos (locative plural)
amat (singular vocative)
amati (plural vocative)


kurmis

kurmis (nominative singular)
kurmji (nominative plural)
kurmi (accusative singular)
kurmjus (accusative plural)
kurmja (genitive singular)
kurmju (genitive plural)
kurmim (dative singular)
kurmjiem (dative plural)
kurmi (instrumental singular)
kurmjiem (instrumental plural)
kurmī (locative singular)
kurmjos (locative plural)
kurmi (singular vocative)
kurmji (plural vocative)

Per Karulis, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷr̥mis [thus a doublet of Proto-Balto-Slavic *kirmis (“worm”), whence Lithuanian kirmis, Latvian ķirmis, cirmenis (“woodworm, grub”)]
Karulis also mentions ķirmis and the e-grade cērme (“roundworm, parasitic nematode”) as cognates, he also points to Finnish kurmu (“deer gadfly larva”) which could be a borrowing from Baltic. In Sanskrit, krmi (कृमि) means worm.
Derksen does not give a conclusive etymology.


laikraksts

laikraksts (nominative singular)
laikraksti (nominative plural)
laikrakstu (accusative singular)
laikrakstus (accusative plural)
laikraksta (genitive singular)
laikrakstu (genitive plural)
laikrakstam (dative singular)
laikrakstiem (dative plural)
laikrakstu (instrumental singular)
laikrakstiem (instrumental plural)
laikrakstā (locative singular)
laikrakstos (locative plural)
laikrakst (singular vocative)
laikraksti (plural vocative)

From laiks + raksts. Calque of German Zeitschrift.


dialektika

dialektika (nominative singular)
dialektiku (accusative singular)
dialektikas (genitive singular)
dialektikai (dative singular)
dialektiku (instrumental singular)
dialektikā (locative singular)
dialektika (singular vocative)


avīze

avīze (nominative singular)
avīzes (nominative plural)
avīzi (accusative singular)
avīzes (accusative plural)
avīzes (genitive singular)
avīžu (genitive plural)
avīzei (dative singular)
avīzēm (dative plural)
avīzi (instrumental singular)
avīzēm (instrumental plural)
avīzē (locative singular)
avīzēs (locative plural)
avīze (singular vocative)
avīzes (plural vocative)


juru

inflection of jura:
accusative/instrumental singular


egles

inflection of egle:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


sūnas

inflection of sūna:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


sūnu

inflection of sūna:
accusative/instrumental singular


aļģe

(rare) alga; nominative singular of aļģes


sporas

inflection of spora:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


graudzāles

inflection of graudzāle:
genitive singular

inflection of graudzāle:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


pustuksneši

nominative/vocative plural of pustuksnesis


aļģes

aļģes (nominative plural)
aļģes (accusative plural)
aļģu (genitive plural)
aļģēm (dative plural)
aļģēm (instrumental plural)
aļģēs (locative plural)
aļģes (plural vocative)


kamielis

kamielis (nominative singular)
kamieļi (nominative plural)
kamieli (accusative singular)
kamieļus (accusative plural)
kamieļa (genitive singular)
kamieļu (genitive plural)
kamielim (dative singular)
kamieļiem (dative plural)
kamieli (instrumental singular)
kamieļiem (instrumental plural)
kamielī (locative singular)
kamieļos (locative plural)
kamieli (singular vocative)
kamieļi (plural vocative)


sūna

sūna (nominative singular)
sūnas (nominative plural)
sūnu (accusative singular)
sūnas (accusative plural)
sūnas (genitive singular)
sūnu (genitive plural)
sūnai (dative singular)
sūnām (dative plural)
sūnu (instrumental singular)
sūnām (instrumental plural)
sūnā (locative singular)
sūnās (locative plural)
sūna (singular vocative)
sūnas (plural vocative)


vīģes

inflection of vīģe:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


liekņa

liekņa (nominative singular)
liekņas (nominative plural)
liekņu (accusative singular)
liekņas (accusative plural)
liekņas (genitive singular)
liekņu (genitive plural)
liekņai (dative singular)
liekņām (dative plural)
liekņu (instrumental singular)
liekņām (instrumental plural)
liekņā (locative singular)
liekņās (locative plural)
liekņa (singular vocative)
liekņas (plural vocative)


stacija

stacija (nominative singular)
stacijas (nominative plural)
staciju (accusative singular)
stacijas (accusative plural)
stacijas (genitive singular)
staciju (genitive plural)
stacijai (dative singular)
stacijām (dative plural)
staciju (instrumental singular)
stacijām (instrumental plural)
stacijā (locative singular)
stacijās (locative plural)
stacija (singular vocative)
stacijas (plural vocative)

autobusu stacija

dzelzceļa stacija

metro stacija


ievas

inflection of ieva:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


krūmājs

krūmājs (nominative singular)
krūmāji (nominative plural)
krūmāju (accusative singular)
krūmājus (accusative plural)
krūmāja (genitive singular)
krūmāju (genitive plural)
krūmājam (dative singular)
krūmājiem (dative plural)
krūmāju (instrumental singular)
krūmājiem (instrumental plural)
krūmājā (locative singular)
krūmājos (locative plural)
krūmāj (singular vocative)
krūmāji (plural vocative)


ievogas

inflection of ievoga:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


plūmes

inflection of plūme:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


hurmas

inflection of hurma:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


mētrājs

mētrājs (nominative singular)
mētrāji (nominative plural)
mētrāju (accusative singular)
mētrājus (accusative plural)
mētrāja (genitive singular)
mētrāju (genitive plural)
mētrājam (dative singular)
mētrājiem (dative plural)
mētrāju (instrumental singular)
mētrājiem (instrumental plural)
mētrājā (locative singular)
mētrājos (locative plural)
mētrāj (singular vocative)
mētrāji (plural vocative)


upenes

inflection of upene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


jāņogas

inflection of jāņoga:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


kazenes

inflection of kazene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


paparde

paparde (nominative singular)
papardes (nominative plural)
papardi (accusative singular)
papardes (accusative plural)
papardes (genitive singular)
paparžu (genitive plural)
papardei (dative singular)
papardēm (dative plural)
papardi (instrumental singular)
papardēm (instrumental plural)
papardē (locative singular)
papardēs (locative plural)
paparde (singular vocative)
papardes (plural vocative)


kaulenes

inflection of kaulene:
genitive singular

inflection of kaulene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


zilenes

inflection of zilene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


oāze

oāze (nominative singular)
oāzes (nominative plural)
oāzi (accusative singular)
oāzes (accusative plural)
oāzes (genitive singular)
oāžu (genitive plural)
oāzei (dative singular)
oāzēm (dative plural)
oāzi (instrumental singular)
oāzēm (instrumental plural)
oāzē (locative singular)
oāzēs (locative plural)
oāze (singular vocative)
oāzes (plural vocative)


mellenes

inflection of mellene:
genitive singular

inflection of mellene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


augļukoks

augļukoks (nominative singular)
augļukoki (nominative plural)
augļukoku (accusative singular)
augļukokus (accusative plural)
augļukoka (genitive singular)
augļukoku (genitive plural)
augļukokam (dative singular)
augļukokiem (dative plural)
augļukoku (instrumental singular)
augļukokiem (instrumental plural)
augļukokā (locative singular)
augļukokos (locative plural)
augļukok (singular vocative)
augļukoki (plural vocative)


sporaugs

sporaugs (nominative singular)
sporaugi (nominative plural)
sporaugu (accusative singular)
sporaugus (accusative plural)
sporauga (genitive singular)
sporaugu (genitive plural)
sporaugam (dative singular)
sporaugiem (dative plural)
sporaugu (instrumental singular)
sporaugiem (instrumental plural)
sporaugā (locative singular)
sporaugos (locative plural)
sporaug (singular vocative)
sporaugi (plural vocative)


aronijas

inflection of aronija:
genitive singular

inflection of aronija:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


papaijas

inflection of papaija:
genitive singular

inflection of papaija:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


zemenes

inflection of zemene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


ķērpis

ķērpis (nominative singular)
ķērpji (nominative plural)
ķērpi (accusative singular)
ķērpjus (accusative plural)
ķērpja (genitive singular)
ķērpju (genitive plural)
ķērpim (dative singular)
ķērpjiem (dative plural)
ķērpi (instrumental singular)
ķērpjiem (instrumental plural)
ķērpī (locative singular)
ķērpjos (locative plural)
ķērpi (singular vocative)
ķērpji (plural vocative)


solončaks

solončaks (nominative singular)
solončaki (nominative plural)
solončaku (accusative singular)
solončakus (accusative plural)
solončaka (genitive singular)
solončaku (genitive plural)
solončakam (dative singular)
solončakiem (dative plural)
solončaku (instrumental singular)
solončakiem (instrumental plural)
solončakā (locative singular)
solončakos (locative plural)
solončak (singular vocative)
solončaki (plural vocative)


segsēklis

segsēklis (nominative singular)
segsēkļi (nominative plural)
segsēkli (accusative singular)
segsēkļus (accusative plural)
segsēkļa (genitive singular)
segsēkļu (genitive plural)
segsēklim (dative singular)
segsēkļiem (dative plural)
segsēkli (instrumental singular)
segsēkļiem (instrumental plural)
segsēklī (locative singular)
segsēkļos (locative plural)
segsēkli (singular vocative)
segsēkļi (plural vocative)


klementīni

nominative/vocative plural of klementīns


kokosrieksti

nominative/vocative plural of kokosrieksts


pīlādžogas

inflection of pīlādžoga:
genitive singular

inflection of pīlādžoga:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


avenes

inflection of avene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


brūklenes

inflection of brūklene:
genitive singular

inflection of brūklene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


smiltsērkšķi

inflection of smiltsērkšķis:
nominative/vocative plural


gārša

gārša (nominative singular)
gāršas (nominative plural)
gāršu (accusative singular)
gāršas (accusative plural)
gāršas (genitive singular)
gāršu (genitive plural)
gāršai (dative singular)
gāršām (dative plural)
gāršu (instrumental singular)
gāršām (instrumental plural)
gāršā (locative singular)
gāršās (locative plural)
gārša (singular vocative)
gāršas (plural vocative)

From Proto-Indo-European *gʷerH- (“mountain”), see also Lithuanian gùras (“promontory”), Proto-Balto-Slavic *garā́ˀ (“forest”), Ancient Greek δεῖρος (deîros)).


aktinīdijas

inflection of aktinīdija:
genitive singular

inflection of aktinīdija:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


dzērvenes

inflection of dzērvene:
genitive singular

inflection of dzērvene:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


greipfrūti

nominative/vocative plural of greipfrūts


pustuksnesis

pustuksnesis (nominative singular)
pustuksneši (nominative plural)
pustuksnesi (accusative singular)
pustuksnešus (accusative plural)
pustuksneša (genitive singular)
pustuksnešu (genitive plural)
pustuksnesim (dative singular)
pustuksnešiem (dative plural)
pustuksnesi (instrumental singular)
pustuksnešiem (instrumental plural)
pustuksnesī (locative singular)
pustuksnešos (locative plural)
pustuksnesi (singular vocative)
pustuksneši (plural vocative)


kailsēkļi

nominative/vocative plural of kailsēklis


vīģe

vīģe (nominative singular)
vīģes (nominative plural)
vīģi (accusative singular)
vīģes (accusative plural)
vīģes (genitive singular)
vīģu (genitive plural)
vīģei (dative singular)
vīģēm (dative plural)
vīģi (instrumental singular)
vīģēm (instrumental plural)
vīģē (locative singular)
vīģēs (locative plural)
vīģe (singular vocative)
vīģes (plural vocative)


izcirtums

izcirtums (nominative singular)
izcirtumi (nominative plural)
izcirtumu (accusative singular)
izcirtumus (accusative plural)
izcirtuma (genitive singular)
izcirtumu (genitive plural)
izcirtumam (dative singular)
izcirtumiem (dative plural)
izcirtumu (instrumental singular)
izcirtumiem (instrumental plural)
izcirtumā (locative singular)
izcirtumos (locative plural)
izcirtum (singular vocative)
izcirtumi (plural vocative)

clearing (area of land within a wood or forest devoid of trees)


ūdensaugs

ūdensaugs (nominative singular)
ūdensaugi (nominative plural)
ūdensaugu (accusative singular)
ūdensaugus (accusative plural)
ūdensauga (genitive singular)
ūdensaugu (genitive plural)
ūdensaugam (dative singular)
ūdensaugiem (dative plural)
ūdensaugu (instrumental singular)
ūdensaugiem (instrumental plural)
ūdensaugā (locative singular)
ūdensaugos (locative plural)
ūdensaug (singular vocative)
ūdensaugi (plural vocative)


džungļi

džungļi (nominative plural)
džungļus (accusative plural)
džungļu (genitive plural)
džungļiem (dative plural)
džungļiem (instrumental plural)
džungļos (locative plural)
džungļi (plural vocative)


kailsēklis

kailsēklis (nominative singular)
kailsēkļi (nominative plural)
kailsēkli (accusative singular)
kailsēkļus (accusative plural)
kailsēkļa (genitive singular)
kailsēkļu (genitive plural)
kailsēklim (dative singular)
kailsēkļiem (dative plural)
kailsēkli (instrumental singular)
kailsēkļiem (instrumental plural)
kailsēklī (locative singular)
kailsēkļos (locative plural)
kailsēkli (singular vocative)
kailsēkļi (plural vocative)


purvājs

purvājs (nominative singular)
purvāji (nominative plural)
purvāju (accusative singular)
purvājus (accusative plural)
purvāja (genitive singular)
purvāju (genitive plural)
purvājam (dative singular)
purvājiem (dative plural)
purvāju (instrumental singular)
purvājiem (instrumental plural)
purvājā (locative singular)
purvājos (locative plural)
purvāj (singular vocative)
purvāji (plural vocative)

ciņains purvājs

purvājā aug dzērvenes

rakt ģrāvi purvājā

plašais līdzenums vēl aizpērn bija ar sīkiem krūmiem apaudzis, necaurbrienams purvājs

the year before last, the wide plain was still covered with small bushes, (now this) unsurmountable marshland

swamp, swampy place or territory, marshland

dzīves purvājs

a life swamp (= difficult circumstances)

(figuratively) swamp (hard, difficult circumstances)

purvājā pameža nav

there is no undergrowth in peat pine forests

a type of pine forest that grows on wet peat soil


ievoga

ievoga (nominative singular)
ievogas (nominative plural)
ievogu (accusative singular)
ievogas (accusative plural)
ievogas (genitive singular)
ievogu (genitive plural)
ievogai (dative singular)
ievogām (dative plural)
ievogu (instrumental singular)
ievogām (instrumental plural)
ievogā (locative singular)
ievogās (locative plural)
ievoga (singular vocative)
ievogas (plural vocative)


laims

laims (nominative singular)
laimi (nominative plural)
laimu (accusative singular)
laimus (accusative plural)
laima (genitive singular)
laimu (genitive plural)
laimam (dative singular)
laimiem (dative plural)
laimu (instrumental singular)
laimiem (instrumental plural)
laimā (locative singular)
laimos (locative plural)
laim (singular vocative)
laimi (plural vocative)


plūme

plūme (nominative singular)
plūmes (nominative plural)
plūmi (accusative singular)
plūmes (accusative plural)
plūmes (genitive singular)
plūmju (genitive plural)
plūmei (dative singular)
plūmēm (dative plural)
plūmi (instrumental singular)
plūmēm (instrumental plural)
plūmē (locative singular)
plūmēs (locative plural)
plūme (singular vocative)
plūmes (plural vocative)

From Medieval Latin pruna, from Latin prunum.


ananāss

ananāss (nominative singular)
ananāsi (nominative plural)
ananāsu (accusative singular)
ananāsus (accusative plural)
ananāsa (genitive singular)
ananāsu (genitive plural)
ananāsam (dative singular)
ananāsiem (dative plural)
ananāsu (instrumental singular)
ananāsiem (instrumental plural)
ananāsā (locative singular)
ananāsos (locative plural)
ananās (singular vocative)
ananāsi (plural vocative)


zilene

zilene (nominative singular)
zilenes (nominative plural)
zileni (accusative singular)
zilenes (accusative plural)
zilenes (genitive singular)
zileņu (genitive plural)
zilenei (dative singular)
zilenēm (dative plural)
zileni (instrumental singular)
zilenēm (instrumental plural)
zilenē (locative singular)
zilenēs (locative plural)
zilene (singular vocative)
zilenes (plural vocative)


kizils

kizils (nominative singular)
kizili (nominative plural)
kizilu (accusative singular)
kizilus (accusative plural)
kizila (genitive singular)
kizilu (genitive plural)
kizilam (dative singular)
kiziliem (dative plural)
kizilu (instrumental singular)
kiziliem (instrumental plural)
kizilā (locative singular)
kizilos (locative plural)
kizil (singular vocative)
kizili (plural vocative)


zemene

zemene (nominative singular)
zemenes (nominative plural)
zemeni (accusative singular)
zemenes (accusative plural)
zemenes (genitive singular)
zemeņu (genitive plural)
zemenei (dative singular)
zemenēm (dative plural)
zemeni (instrumental singular)
zemenēm (instrumental plural)
zemenē (locative singular)
zemenēs (locative plural)
zemene (singular vocative)
zemenes (plural vocative)


ķirsis

ķirsis (nominative singular)
ķirši (nominative plural)
ķirsi (accusative singular)
ķiršus (accusative plural)
ķirša (genitive singular)
ķiršu (genitive plural)
ķirsim (dative singular)
ķiršiem (dative plural)
ķirsi (instrumental singular)
ķiršiem (instrumental plural)
ķirsī (locative singular)
ķiršos (locative plural)
ķirsi (singular vocative)
ķirši (plural vocative)


kazene

kazene (nominative singular)
kazenes (nominative plural)
kazeni (accusative singular)
kazenes (accusative plural)
kazenes (genitive singular)
kazeņu (genitive plural)
kazenei (dative singular)
kazenēm (dative plural)
kazeni (instrumental singular)
kazenēm (instrumental plural)
kazenē (locative singular)
kazenēs (locative plural)
kazene (singular vocative)
kazenes (plural vocative)


upene

upene (nominative singular)
upenes (nominative plural)
upeni (accusative singular)
upenes (accusative plural)
upenes (genitive singular)
upeņu (genitive plural)
upenei (dative singular)
upenēm (dative plural)
upeni (instrumental singular)
upenēm (instrumental plural)
upenē (locative singular)
upenēs (locative plural)
upene (singular vocative)
upenes (plural vocative)


jāņoga

jāņoga (nominative singular)
jāņogas (nominative plural)
jāņogu (accusative singular)
jāņogas (accusative plural)
jāņogas (genitive singular)
jāņogu (genitive plural)
jāņogai (dative singular)
jāņogām (dative plural)
jāņogu (instrumental singular)
jāņogām (instrumental plural)
jāņogā (locative singular)
jāņogās (locative plural)
jāņoga (singular vocative)
jāņogas (plural vocative)


klementīns

klementīns (nominative singular)
klementīni (nominative plural)
klementīnu (accusative singular)
klementīnus (accusative plural)
klementīna (genitive singular)
klementīnu (genitive plural)
klementīnam (dative singular)
klementīniem (dative plural)
klementīnu (instrumental singular)
klementīniem (instrumental plural)
klementīnā (locative singular)
klementīnos (locative plural)
klementīn (singular vocative)
klementīni (plural vocative)


kokosrieksts

kokosrieksts (nominative singular)
kokosrieksti (nominative plural)
kokosriekstu (accusative singular)
kokosriekstus (accusative plural)
kokosrieksta (genitive singular)
kokosriekstu (genitive plural)
kokosriekstam (dative singular)
kokosriekstiem (dative plural)
kokosriekstu (instrumental singular)
kokosriekstiem (instrumental plural)
kokosriekstā (locative singular)
kokosriekstos (locative plural)
kokosriekst (singular vocative)
kokosrieksti (plural vocative)


mellene

mellene (nominative singular)
mellenes (nominative plural)
melleni (accusative singular)
mellenes (accusative plural)
mellenes (genitive singular)
melleņu (genitive plural)
mellenei (dative singular)
mellenēm (dative plural)
melleni (instrumental singular)
mellenēm (instrumental plural)
mellenē (locative singular)
mellenēs (locative plural)
mellene (singular vocative)
mellenes (plural vocative)


dzērvene

dzērvene (nominative singular)
dzērvenes (nominative plural)
dzērveni (accusative singular)
dzērvenes (accusative plural)
dzērvenes (genitive singular)
dzērveņu (genitive plural)
dzērvenei (dative singular)
dzērvenēm (dative plural)
dzērveni (instrumental singular)
dzērvenēm (instrumental plural)
dzērvenē (locative singular)
dzērvenēs (locative plural)
dzērvene (singular vocative)
dzērvenes (plural vocative)


pīlādžoga

pīlādžoga (nominative singular)
pīlādžogas (nominative plural)
pīlādžogu (accusative singular)
pīlādžogas (accusative plural)
pīlādžogas (genitive singular)
pīlādžogu (genitive plural)
pīlādžogai (dative singular)
pīlādžogām (dative plural)
pīlādžogu (instrumental singular)
pīlādžogām (instrumental plural)
pīlādžogā (locative singular)
pīlādžogās (locative plural)
pīlādžoga (singular vocative)
pīlādžogas (plural vocative)


greipfrūts

greipfrūts (nominative singular)
greipfrūti (nominative plural)
greipfrūtu (accusative singular)
greipfrūtus (accusative plural)
greipfrūta (genitive singular)
greipfrūtu (genitive plural)
greipfrūtam (dative singular)
greipfrūtiem (dative plural)
greipfrūtu (instrumental singular)
greipfrūtiem (instrumental plural)
greipfrūtā (locative singular)
greipfrūtos (locative plural)
greipfrūt (singular vocative)
greipfrūti (plural vocative)


brūklene

brūklene (nominative singular)
brūklenes (nominative plural)
brūkleni (accusative singular)
brūklenes (accusative plural)
brūklenes (genitive singular)
brūkleņu (genitive plural)
brūklenei (dative singular)
brūklenēm (dative plural)
brūkleni (instrumental singular)
brūklenēm (instrumental plural)
brūklenē (locative singular)
brūklenēs (locative plural)
brūklene (singular vocative)
brūklenes (plural vocative)


damaksnis

damaksnis (nominative singular)
damaksņi (nominative plural)
damaksni (accusative singular)
damaksņus (accusative plural)
damaksņa (genitive singular)
damaksņu (genitive plural)
damaksnim (dative singular)
damaksņiem (dative plural)
damaksni (instrumental singular)
damaksņiem (instrumental plural)
damaksnī (locative singular)
damaksņos (locative plural)
damaksni (singular vocative)
damaksņi (plural vocative)


aronija

aronija (nominative singular)
aronijas (nominative plural)
aroniju (accusative singular)
aronijas (accusative plural)
aronijas (genitive singular)
aroniju (genitive plural)
aronijai (dative singular)
aronijām (dative plural)
aroniju (instrumental singular)
aronijām (instrumental plural)
aronijā (locative singular)
aronijās (locative plural)
aronija (singular vocative)
aronijas (plural vocative)

Apparently from the scientific name (Aronia) of this plant.

aroniju Ziemeļamerikā var sastapt gan uz klintīm, gan meža biezokņos un purvos

in North America, the chokeberry can be found both on cliffs and in forest thickets and marshes

chokeberry (two species of shrubs of genus Aronia, family Rosaceae, with glossy elliptical leaves, white flowers, and black berries)

aroniju sula


purvs

purvs (nominative singular)
purvi (nominative plural)
purvu (accusative singular)
purvus (accusative plural)
purva (genitive singular)
purvu (genitive plural)
purvam (dative singular)
purviem (dative plural)
purvu (instrumental singular)
purviem (instrumental plural)
purvā (locative singular)
purvos (locative plural)
purv (singular vocative)
purvi (plural vocative)

The origin of this word is unclear. Some compare it to Lower Sorbian para (“filth, dung”), Polabian poro (“filth, dung; swamp, bog”) (assuming that o < *uo < *ō), from a stem *pōr- to which an extra v or vo was added. Others relate purvs to Ancient Greek πυρρός (purrhós, “red, pink, brownish red”), Sanskrit पुरीषम् (púrīṣam, “filth, dung”), परुष (paruṣa, “spotted, speckled”), pointing out that it often happens in Indo-European languages that "swamp" and "red" are related terms (e.g., from Proto-Slavic *ruda (“red”), Polish ruda (“ore, peat, swamp”), Ukrainian руда́ (rudá, “ore, swamp”)), probably because of the reddish-brown color of swamp waters. Cognates include Lithuanian pur̃vas (“filth, dirt”), Sudovian puro (“swamp”).

kūdras, sūnu purvs

staigns purvs

nosusināt purvu

purva augsne

purva dūņas

purva kūdra

purva arkls

purva gáze

purva drudzis

purva bērzs

purva varde

brist pa purvu

lasīt purvā dzērvenes

naktī pār purvu skrēja purva sloka... atvērtu knābi tā šāvās no vienas malas uz otru, rijot knišļus

at night the swamp woodcock runs all over the swamp... it swings its open beak from side to side, swallowing small flies

swamp, bog, marsh, morass (low wetland with a layer of accumulated peat)

nogrimt purvā

to sink in the swamp (= to be in difficult circumstances)

elpu! elpu!... man šinī purvā jānosmok!.. ak, kaut es spētu nokratīt šo dzīvi

air! air!... I have to stifle in this swamp!... oh, if only I could shake off this life


smiltsērkšķis

smiltsērkšķis (nominative singular)
smiltsērkšķi (nominative plural)
smiltsērkšķi (accusative singular)
smiltsērkšķus (accusative plural)
smiltsērkšķa (genitive singular)
smiltsērkšķu (genitive plural)
smiltsērkšķim (dative singular)
smiltsērkšķiem (dative plural)
smiltsērkšķi (instrumental singular)
smiltsērkšķiem (instrumental plural)
smiltsērkšķī (locative singular)
smiltsērkšķos (locative plural)
smiltsērkšķi (singular vocative)
smiltsērkšķi (plural vocative)


arbūzs

arbūzs (nominative singular)
arbūzi (nominative plural)
arbūzu (accusative singular)
arbūzus (accusative plural)
arbūza (genitive singular)
arbūzu (genitive plural)
arbūzam (dative singular)
arbūziem (dative plural)
arbūzu (instrumental singular)
arbūziem (instrumental plural)
arbūzā (locative singular)
arbūzos (locative plural)
arbūz (singular vocative)
arbūzi (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Russian арбуз (arbuz), itself ultimately borrowed from Persian خربز (xarboz).

arbūzu sēklas, dēsti, lapas

sēt arbūzus

arbūzus ļoti daudz audzē kā tīrumu augu dienvidu republikās

watermelons are often planted as field plants in the southern republics

kādā ieplakā starp divām sāļainām augstienēm pletās arbūzu lauks

in an empty space between two saline highlands there was a watermelon plantation

Citrullus lanatus
Citrullus lanatus#Translingual

watermelon (a plant — Citrullus lanatus — of the family Cucurbitaceae, with large, juicy fruits)

arbūza šķēle, miza, sula

arbūzs, tik salds un maigs, tāds, ka mēli var norīt

a watermelon, so sweet and soft, such that it swallows one's tongue

no citām republikām ievestas jau pirmās 750 tonnas arbūzu

from the other republics the first 750 tons of watermelons have been imported


aktinīdija

aktinīdija (nominative singular)
aktinīdijas (nominative plural)
aktinīdiju (accusative singular)
aktinīdijas (accusative plural)
aktinīdijas (genitive singular)
aktinīdiju (genitive plural)
aktinīdijai (dative singular)
aktinīdijām (dative plural)
aktinīdiju (instrumental singular)
aktinīdijām (instrumental plural)
aktinīdijā (locative singular)
aktinīdijās (locative plural)
aktinīdija (singular vocative)
aktinīdijas (plural vocative)

Apparently from the scientific name of this plant (genus Actinidia).

aktinīdiju dzimta

aktinīdiju augļi satur daudz C vitamīna

the kiwi fruit contains a lot of vitamin C

parastā aktinīdija ir dekoratīvs 2-7 metrus augsts vīteņaugs ar plānām, iegarenām lapām un ļoti smaržīgiem, baltiem ziediem

the ordinary kiwi plant is a decorative, 2-7m tall climber plant with thin, elongated leaves and very fragrant white flowers

kiwi plant (a climber plant of the genus Actinidia with green or yellowish fruits that contain vitamin C)


kaulene

kaulene (nominative singular)
kaulenes (nominative plural)
kauleni (accusative singular)
kaulenes (accusative plural)
kaulenes (genitive singular)
kauleņu (genitive plural)
kaulenei (dative singular)
kaulenēm (dative plural)
kauleni (instrumental singular)
kaulenēm (instrumental plural)
kaulenē (locative singular)
kaulenēs (locative plural)
kaulene (singular vocative)
kaulenes (plural vocative)


tīrelis

tīrelis (nominative singular)
tīreļi (nominative plural)
tīreli (accusative singular)
tīreļus (accusative plural)
tīreļa (genitive singular)
tīreļu (genitive plural)
tīrelim (dative singular)
tīreļiem (dative plural)
tīreli (instrumental singular)
tīreļiem (instrumental plural)
tīrelī (locative singular)
tīreļos (locative plural)
tīreli (singular vocative)
tīreļi (plural vocative)


pamežs

pamežs (nominative singular)
pameži (nominative plural)
pamežu (accusative singular)
pamežus (accusative plural)
pameža (genitive singular)
pamežu (genitive plural)
pamežam (dative singular)
pamežiem (dative plural)
pamežu (instrumental singular)
pamežiem (instrumental plural)
pamežā (locative singular)
pamežos (locative plural)
pamež (singular vocative)
pameži (plural vocative)


graudzāle

graudzāle (nominative singular)
graudzāles (nominative plural)
graudzāli (accusative singular)
graudzāles (accusative plural)
graudzāles (genitive singular)
graudzāļu (genitive plural)
graudzālei (dative singular)
graudzālēm (dative plural)
graudzāli (instrumental singular)
graudzālēm (instrumental plural)
graudzālē (locative singular)
graudzālēs (locative plural)
graudzāle (singular vocative)
graudzāles (plural vocative)


vēris

vēris (nominative singular)
vēri (nominative plural)
vēri (accusative singular)
vērus (accusative plural)
vēra (genitive singular)
vēru (genitive plural)
vērim (dative singular)
vēriem (dative plural)
vēri (instrumental singular)
vēriem (instrumental plural)
vērī (locative singular)
vēros (locative plural)
vēri (singular vocative)
vēri (plural vocative)


kāli

accusative/instrumental/vocative singular of kālis


rutku

inflection of rutks:
accusative/instrumental singular


augļu koks

augļu koks (nominative singular)
augļu koki (nominative plural)
augļu koku (accusative singular)
augļu kokus (accusative plural)
augļu koka (genitive singular)
augļu koku (genitive plural)
augļu kokam (dative singular)
augļu kokiem (dative plural)
augļu koku (instrumental singular)
augļu kokiem (instrumental plural)
augļu kokā (locative singular)
augļu kokos (locative plural)
augļu kok (singular vocative)
augļu koki (plural vocative)

kā kopt augļu koka vainagu?

how to take care of a fruit tree canopy?

ja piepes aug jau uz stumbra, augļu koks vairs nav glābjams

if fungi already grow on the trunk, then the fruit tree can no longer be saved

fruit tree (a tree that produces edible fruits)


puravu

inflection of puravs:
accusative/instrumental singular


dilles

dilles (nominative plural)
dilles (accusative plural)
diļļu (genitive plural)
dillēm (dative plural)
dillēm (instrumental plural)
dillēs (locative plural)
dilles (plural vocative)


īves

inflection of īve:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


batātes

inflection of batāte:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


saldie kartupeļi

saldais kartupelis
saldais kartupelis#Latvian

nominative/vocative plural of saldais kartupelis


korinte

korinte (nominative singular)
korintes (nominative plural)
korinti (accusative singular)
korintes (accusative plural)
korintes (genitive singular)
korinšu (genitive plural)
korintei (dative singular)
korintēm (dative plural)
korinti (instrumental singular)
korintēm (instrumental plural)
korintē (locative singular)
korintēs (locative plural)
korinte (singular vocative)
korintes (plural vocative)


ieva

ieva (nominative singular)
ievas (nominative plural)
ievu (accusative singular)
ievas (accusative plural)
ievas (genitive singular)
ievu (genitive plural)
ievai (dative singular)
ievām (dative plural)
ievu (instrumental singular)
ievām (instrumental plural)
ievā (locative singular)
ievās (locative plural)
ieva (singular vocative)
ievas (plural vocative)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *éiˀwāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁eyHw-.


grīnis

grīnis (nominative singular)
grīņi (nominative plural)
grīni (accusative singular)
grīņus (accusative plural)
grīņa (genitive singular)
grīņu (genitive plural)
grīnim (dative singular)
grīņiem (dative plural)
grīni (instrumental singular)
grīņiem (instrumental plural)
grīnī (locative singular)
grīņos (locative plural)
grīni (singular vocative)
grīņi (plural vocative)


granāts

granāts (nominative singular)
granāti (nominative plural)
granātu (accusative singular)
granātus (accusative plural)
granāta (genitive singular)
granātu (genitive plural)
granātam (dative singular)
granātiem (dative plural)
granātu (instrumental singular)
granātiem (instrumental plural)
granātā (locative singular)
granātos (locative plural)
granāt (singular vocative)
granāti (plural vocative)


kālis

kālis (nominative singular)
kāļi (nominative plural)
kāli (accusative singular)
kāļus (accusative plural)
kāļa (genitive singular)
kāļu (genitive plural)
kālim (dative singular)
kāļiem (dative plural)
kāli (instrumental singular)
kāļiem (instrumental plural)
kālī (locative singular)
kāļos (locative plural)
kāli (singular vocative)
kāļi (plural vocative)


puravs

puravs (nominative singular)
puravi (nominative plural)
puravu (accusative singular)
puravus (accusative plural)
purava (genitive singular)
puravu (genitive plural)
puravam (dative singular)
puraviem (dative plural)
puravu (instrumental singular)
puraviem (instrumental plural)
puravā (locative singular)
puravos (locative plural)
purav (singular vocative)
puravi (plural vocative)


rutks

rutks (nominative singular)
rutki (nominative plural)
rutku (accusative singular)
rutkus (accusative plural)
rutka (genitive singular)
rutku (genitive plural)
rutkam (dative singular)
rutkiem (dative plural)
rutku (instrumental singular)
rutkiem (instrumental plural)
rutkā (locative singular)
rutkos (locative plural)
rutk (singular vocative)
rutki (plural vocative)

radish (radish with white or black root)


redīss

redīss (nominative singular)
redīsi (nominative plural)
redīsu (accusative singular)
redīsus (accusative plural)
redīsa (genitive singular)
redīsu (genitive plural)
redīsam (dative singular)
redīsiem (dative plural)
redīsu (instrumental singular)
redīsiem (instrumental plural)
redīsā (locative singular)
redīsos (locative plural)
redīs (singular vocative)
redīsi (plural vocative)


tūja

tūja (nominative singular)
tūjas (nominative plural)
tūju (accusative singular)
tūjas (accusative plural)
tūjas (genitive singular)
tūju (genitive plural)
tūjai (dative singular)
tūjām (dative plural)
tūju (instrumental singular)
tūjām (instrumental plural)
tūjā (locative singular)
tūjās (locative plural)
tūja (singular vocative)
tūjas (plural vocative)


batāte

batāte (nominative singular)
batātes (nominative plural)
batāti (accusative singular)
batātes (accusative plural)
batātes (genitive singular)
batāšu (genitive plural)
batātei (dative singular)
batātēm (dative plural)
batāti (instrumental singular)
batātēm (instrumental plural)
batātē (locative singular)
batātēs (locative plural)
batāte (singular vocative)
batātes (plural vocative)


īve

īve (nominative singular)
īves (nominative plural)
īvi (accusative singular)
īves (accusative plural)
īves (genitive singular)
īvju (genitive plural)
īvei (dative singular)
īvēm (dative plural)
īvi (instrumental singular)
īvēm (instrumental plural)
īvē (locative singular)
īvēs (locative plural)
īve (singular vocative)
īves (plural vocative)

From Middle Low German īve, ībe (“yew”), from Proto-Germanic *īwō (“yew”). Via Proto-Indo-European doublet of iẽva (“hagberry”).


saldais kartupelis

saldais kartupelis (nominative singular)
saldie kartupeļi (nominative plural)
saldo kartupeli (accusative singular)
saldos kartupeļus (accusative plural)
saldā kartupeļa (genitive singular)
saldo kartupeļu (genitive plural)
saldajam kartupelim (dative singular)
saldajiem kartupeļiem (dative plural)
saldo kartupeli (instrumental singular)
saldajiem kartupeļiem (instrumental plural)
saldajā kartupelī (locative singular)
saldajos kartupeļos (locative plural)
saldo kartupeli (singular vocative)
saldais kartupeli (singular vocative)
saldie kartupeļi (plural vocative)


tulpes

inflection of tulpe:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


dālijas

inflection of dālija:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


neļķes

inflection of neļķe:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


tulpe

tulpe (nominative singular)
tulpes (nominative plural)
tulpi (accusative singular)
tulpes (accusative plural)
tulpes (genitive singular)
tulpju (genitive plural)
tulpei (dative singular)
tulpēm (dative plural)
tulpi (instrumental singular)
tulpēm (instrumental plural)
tulpē (locative singular)
tulpēs (locative plural)
tulpe (singular vocative)
tulpes (plural vocative)


dālija

dālija (nominative singular)
dālijas (nominative plural)
dāliju (accusative singular)
dālijas (accusative plural)
dālijas (genitive singular)
dāliju (genitive plural)
dālijai (dative singular)
dālijām (dative plural)
dāliju (instrumental singular)
dālijām (instrumental plural)
dālijā (locative singular)
dālijās (locative plural)
dālija (singular vocative)
dālijas (plural vocative)


pīlādzis

pīlādzis (nominative singular)
pīlādži (nominative plural)
pīlādzi (accusative singular)
pīlādžus (accusative plural)
pīlādža (genitive singular)
pīlādžu (genitive plural)
pīlādzim (dative singular)
pīlādžiem (dative plural)
pīlādzi (instrumental singular)
pīlādžiem (instrumental plural)
pīlādzī (locative singular)
pīlādžos (locative plural)
pīlādzi (singular vocative)
pīlādži (plural vocative)


neļķe

neļķe (nominative singular)
neļķes (nominative plural)
neļķi (accusative singular)
neļķes (accusative plural)
neļķes (genitive singular)
neļķu (genitive plural)
neļķei (dative singular)
neļķēm (dative plural)
neļķi (instrumental singular)
neļķēm (instrumental plural)
neļķē (locative singular)
neļķēs (locative plural)
neļķe (singular vocative)
neļķes (plural vocative)


īriss

īriss (nominative singular)
īrisi (nominative plural)
īrisu (accusative singular)
īrisus (accusative plural)
īrisa (genitive singular)
īrisu (genitive plural)
īrisam (dative singular)
īrisiem (dative plural)
īrisu (instrumental singular)
īrisiem (instrumental plural)
īrisā (locative singular)
īrisos (locative plural)
īris (singular vocative)
īrisi (plural vocative)


kallu

inflection of kalla:
accusative/instrumental singular


riju

inflection of rija:
accusative/instrumental singular


kārta

kārta (nominative singular)
kārtas (nominative plural)
kārtu (accusative singular)
kārtas (accusative plural)
kārtas (genitive singular)
kārtu (genitive plural)
kārtai (dative singular)
kārtām (dative plural)
kārtu (instrumental singular)
kārtām (instrumental plural)
kārtā (locative singular)
kārtās (locative plural)
kārta (singular vocative)
kārtas (plural vocative)


regbijs

regbijs (nominative singular)
regbiji (nominative plural)
regbiju (accusative singular)
regbijus (accusative plural)
regbija (genitive singular)
regbiju (genitive plural)
regbijam (dative singular)
regbijiem (dative plural)
regbiju (instrumental singular)
regbijiem (instrumental plural)
regbijā (locative singular)
regbijos (locative plural)
regbij (singular vocative)
regbiji (plural vocative)


bokss

bokss (nominative singular)
boksi (nominative plural)
boksu (accusative singular)
boksus (accusative plural)
boksa (genitive singular)
boksu (genitive plural)
boksam (dative singular)
boksiem (dative plural)
boksu (instrumental singular)
boksiem (instrumental plural)
boksā (locative singular)
boksos (locative plural)
boks (singular vocative)
boksi (plural vocative)


basketbols

basketbols (nominative singular)
basketboli (nominative plural)
basketbolu (accusative singular)
basketbolus (accusative plural)
basketbola (genitive singular)
basketbolu (genitive plural)
basketbolam (dative singular)
basketboliem (dative plural)
basketbolu (instrumental singular)
basketboliem (instrumental plural)
basketbolā (locative singular)
basketbolos (locative plural)
basketbol (singular vocative)
basketboli (plural vocative)


teniss

teniss (nominative singular)
tenisi (nominative plural)
tenisu (accusative singular)
tenisus (accusative plural)
tenisa (genitive singular)
tenisu (genitive plural)
tenisam (dative singular)
tenisiem (dative plural)
tenisu (instrumental singular)
tenisiem (instrumental plural)
tenisā (locative singular)
tenisos (locative plural)
tenis (singular vocative)
tenisi (plural vocative)

Es spēlēju tenisu.


harisma

harisma (nominative singular)
harismas (nominative plural)
harismu (accusative singular)
harismas (accusative plural)
harismas (genitive singular)
harismu (genitive plural)
harismai (dative singular)
harismām (dative plural)
harismu (instrumental singular)
harismām (instrumental plural)
harismā (locative singular)
harismās (locative plural)
harisma (singular vocative)
harismas (plural vocative)


šahs

šahs (nominative singular)
šahi (nominative plural)
šahu (accusative singular)
šahus (accusative plural)
šaha (genitive singular)
šahu (genitive plural)
šaham (dative singular)
šahiem (dative plural)
šahu (instrumental singular)
šahiem (instrumental plural)
šahā (locative singular)
šahos (locative plural)
šah (singular vocative)
šahi (plural vocative)

Ultimately from Persian شاه (šâh), from Middle Persian 𐭬𐭫𐭪𐭠 (mlkʾ /šāh/), from Old Persian 𐏋 (XŠ /xšāyaθiya/, “king”).


beisbols

beisbols (nominative singular)
beisboli (nominative plural)
beisbolu (accusative singular)
beisbolus (accusative plural)
beisbola (genitive singular)
beisbolu (genitive plural)
beisbolam (dative singular)
beisboliem (dative plural)
beisbolu (instrumental singular)
beisboliem (instrumental plural)
beisbolā (locative singular)
beisbolos (locative plural)
beisbol (singular vocative)
beisboli (plural vocative)


hokejs

hokejs (nominative singular)
hokeji (nominative plural)
hokeju (accusative singular)
hokejus (accusative plural)
hokeja (genitive singular)
hokeju (genitive plural)
hokejam (dative singular)
hokejiem (dative plural)
hokeju (instrumental singular)
hokejiem (instrumental plural)
hokejā (locative singular)
hokejos (locative plural)
hokej (singular vocative)
hokeji (plural vocative)


preparāts

preparāts (nominative singular)
preparāti (nominative plural)
preparātu (accusative singular)
preparātus (accusative plural)
preparāta (genitive singular)
preparātu (genitive plural)
preparātam (dative singular)
preparātiem (dative plural)
preparātu (instrumental singular)
preparātiem (instrumental plural)
preparātā (locative singular)
preparātos (locative plural)
preparāt (singular vocative)
preparāti (plural vocative)


volejbols

volejbols (nominative singular)
volejboli (nominative plural)
volejbolu (accusative singular)
volejbolus (accusative plural)
volejbola (genitive singular)
volejbolu (genitive plural)
volejbolam (dative singular)
volejboliem (dative plural)
volejbolu (instrumental singular)
volejboliem (instrumental plural)
volejbolā (locative singular)
volejbolos (locative plural)
volejbol (singular vocative)
volejboli (plural vocative)


musonu

inflection of musons:
accusative/instrumental singular


viesuļvētra

viesuļvētra (nominative singular)
viesuļvētras (nominative plural)
viesuļvētru (accusative singular)
viesuļvētras (accusative plural)
viesuļvētras (genitive singular)
viesuļvētru (genitive plural)
viesuļvētrai (dative singular)
viesuļvētrām (dative plural)
viesuļvētru (instrumental singular)
viesuļvētrām (instrumental plural)
viesuļvētrā (locative singular)
viesuļvētrās (locative plural)
viesuļvētra (singular vocative)
viesuļvētras (plural vocative)


pedālis

pedālis (nominative singular)
pedāļi (nominative plural)
pedāli (accusative singular)
pedāļus (accusative plural)
pedāļa (genitive singular)
pedāļu (genitive plural)
pedālim (dative singular)
pedāļiem (dative plural)
pedāli (instrumental singular)
pedāļiem (instrumental plural)
pedālī (locative singular)
pedāļos (locative plural)
pedāli (singular vocative)
pedāļi (plural vocative)


princis

princis (nominative singular)
prinči (nominative plural)
princi (accusative singular)
prinčus (accusative plural)
prinča (genitive singular)
prinču (genitive plural)
princim (dative singular)
prinčiem (dative plural)
princi (instrumental singular)
prinčiem (instrumental plural)
princī (locative singular)
prinčos (locative plural)
princi (singular vocative)
prinči (plural vocative)

Velsas princis


princese

princese (nominative singular)
princeses (nominative plural)
princesi (accusative singular)
princeses (accusative plural)
princeses (genitive singular)
princešu (genitive plural)
princesei (dative singular)
princesēm (dative plural)
princesi (instrumental singular)
princesēm (instrumental plural)
princesē (locative singular)
princesēs (locative plural)
princese (singular vocative)
princeses (plural vocative)


saime

saime (nominative singular)
saimes (nominative plural)
saimi (accusative singular)
saimes (accusative plural)
saimes (genitive singular)
saimju (genitive plural)
saimei (dative singular)
saimēm (dative plural)
saimi (instrumental singular)
saimēm (instrumental plural)
saimē (locative singular)
saimēs (locative plural)
saime (singular vocative)
saimes (plural vocative)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *śeimā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *tḱey-meh₂ (“settlement, village; family”), from the root *tḱey- (“to lie down; to settle, inhabit”). Cognate to Lithuanian šeima (“family”), Russian семья (semʹja), English home. Compare kaimas.


krusa

krusa (nominative singular)
krusu (accusative singular)
krusas (genitive singular)
krusai (dative singular)
krusu (instrumental singular)
krusā (locative singular)
krusa (singular vocative)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *krušā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *krows-. Cognate with Lithuanian krušà (“hail”), Proto-Slavic *krъxà (“lump”).


baronese

baronese (nominative singular)
baroneses (nominative plural)
baronesi (accusative singular)
baroneses (accusative plural)
baroneses (genitive singular)
baronešu (genitive plural)
baronesei (dative singular)
baronesēm (dative plural)
baronesi (instrumental singular)
baronesēm (instrumental plural)
baronesē (locative singular)
baronesēs (locative plural)
baronese (singular vocative)
baroneses (plural vocative)


vikonts

vikonts (nominative singular)
vikonti (nominative plural)
vikontu (accusative singular)
vikontus (accusative plural)
vikonta (genitive singular)
vikontu (genitive plural)
vikontam (dative singular)
vikontiem (dative plural)
vikontu (instrumental singular)
vikontiem (instrumental plural)
vikontā (locative singular)
vikontos (locative plural)
vikont (singular vocative)
vikonti (plural vocative)


vikontese

vikontese (nominative singular)
vikonteses (nominative plural)
vikontesi (accusative singular)
vikonteses (accusative plural)
vikonteses (genitive singular)
vikontešu (genitive plural)
vikontesei (dative singular)
vikontesēm (dative plural)
vikontesi (instrumental singular)
vikontesēm (instrumental plural)
vikontesē (locative singular)
vikontesēs (locative plural)
vikontese (singular vocative)
vikonteses (plural vocative)


marķīze

marķīze (nominative singular)
marķīzes (nominative plural)
marķīzi (accusative singular)
marķīzes (accusative plural)
marķīzes (genitive singular)
marķīžu (genitive plural)
marķīzei (dative singular)
marķīzēm (dative plural)
marķīzi (instrumental singular)
marķīzēm (instrumental plural)
marķīzē (locative singular)
marķīzēs (locative plural)
marķīze (singular vocative)
marķīzes (plural vocative)


marķīzs

marķīzs (nominative singular)
marķīzi (nominative plural)
marķīzu (accusative singular)
marķīzus (accusative plural)
marķīza (genitive singular)
marķīzu (genitive plural)
marķīzam (dative singular)
marķīziem (dative plural)
marķīzu (instrumental singular)
marķīziem (instrumental plural)
marķīzā (locative singular)
marķīzos (locative plural)
marķīz (singular vocative)
marķīzi (plural vocative)


kņazs

kņazs (nominative singular)
kņazi (nominative plural)
kņazu (accusative singular)
kņazus (accusative plural)
kņaza (genitive singular)
kņazu (genitive plural)
kņazam (dative singular)
kņaziem (dative plural)
kņazu (instrumental singular)
kņaziem (instrumental plural)
kņazā (locative singular)
kņazos (locative plural)
kņaz (singular vocative)
kņazi (plural vocative)


lielkņaze

lielkņaze (nominative singular)
lielkņazes (nominative plural)
lielkņazi (accusative singular)
lielkņazes (accusative plural)
lielkņazes (genitive singular)
lielkņažu (genitive plural)
lielkņazei (dative singular)
lielkņazēm (dative plural)
lielkņazi (instrumental singular)
lielkņazēm (instrumental plural)
lielkņazē (locative singular)
lielkņazēs (locative plural)
lielkņaze (singular vocative)
lielkņazes (plural vocative)


kņaziene

kņaziene (nominative singular)
kņazienes (nominative plural)
kņazieni (accusative singular)
kņazienes (accusative plural)
kņazienes (genitive singular)
kņazieņu (genitive plural)
kņazienei (dative singular)
kņazienēm (dative plural)
kņazieni (instrumental singular)
kņazienēm (instrumental plural)
kņazienē (locative singular)
kņazienēs (locative plural)
kņaziene (singular vocative)
kņazienes (plural vocative)


lielkņazs

lielkņazs (nominative singular)
lielkņazi (nominative plural)
lielkņazu (accusative singular)
lielkņazus (accusative plural)
lielkņaza (genitive singular)
lielkņazu (genitive plural)
lielkņazam (dative singular)
lielkņaziem (dative plural)
lielkņazu (instrumental singular)
lielkņaziem (instrumental plural)
lielkņazā (locative singular)
lielkņazos (locative plural)
lielkņaz (singular vocative)
lielkņazi (plural vocative)


lielkņaziene

lielkņaziene (nominative singular)
lielkņazienes (nominative plural)
lielkņazieni (accusative singular)
lielkņazienes (accusative plural)
lielkņazienes (genitive singular)
lielkņazieņu (genitive plural)
lielkņazienei (dative singular)
lielkņazienēm (dative plural)
lielkņazieni (instrumental singular)
lielkņazienēm (instrumental plural)
lielkņazienē (locative singular)
lielkņazienēs (locative plural)
lielkņaziene (singular vocative)
lielkņazienes (plural vocative)


ziemeli

accusative/instrumental/vocative singular of ziemelis


rietumi

rietumi (nominative plural)
rietumus (accusative plural)
rietumu (genitive plural)
rietumiem (dative plural)
rietumiem (instrumental plural)
rietumos (locative plural)
rietumi (plural vocative)


dienvidus

dienvidus (nominative singular)
dienvidi (nominative plural)
dienvidu (accusative singular)
dienvidus (accusative plural)
dienvidus (genitive singular)
dienvidu (genitive plural)
dienvidum (dative singular)
dienvidiem (dative plural)
dienvidu (instrumental singular)
dienvidiem (instrumental plural)
dienvidū (locative singular)
dienvidos (locative plural)
dienvidus (singular vocative)
dienvidi (plural vocative)


ziemelis

ziemelis (nominative singular)
ziemeļi (nominative plural)
ziemeli (accusative singular)
ziemeļus (accusative plural)
ziemeļa (genitive singular)
ziemeļu (genitive plural)
ziemelim (dative singular)
ziemeļiem (dative plural)
ziemeli (instrumental singular)
ziemeļiem (instrumental plural)
ziemelī (locative singular)
ziemeļos (locative plural)
ziemeli (singular vocative)
ziemeļi (plural vocative)


dienvidi

dienvidi (nominative plural)
dienvidus (accusative plural)
dienvidu (genitive plural)
dienvidiem (dative plural)
dienvidiem (instrumental plural)
dienvidos (locative plural)
dienvidi (plural vocative)


ziemeļi

ziemeļi (nominative plural)
ziemeļus (accusative plural)
ziemeļu (genitive plural)
ziemeļiem (dative plural)
ziemeļiem (instrumental plural)
ziemeļos (locative plural)
ziemeļi (plural vocative)


dzintars

dzintars (nominative singular)
dzintari (nominative plural)
dzintaru (accusative singular)
dzintarus (accusative plural)
dzintara (genitive singular)
dzintaru (genitive plural)
dzintaram (dative singular)
dzintariem (dative plural)
dzintaru (instrumental singular)
dzintariem (instrumental plural)
dzintarā (locative singular)
dzintaros (locative plural)
dzintar (singular vocative)
dzintari (plural vocative)

Likely a borrowing from Curonian *dzintars. Cognate with Lithuanian gintaras.


austrumi

austrumi (nominative plural)
austrumus (accusative plural)
austrumu (genitive plural)
austrumiem (dative plural)
austrumiem (instrumental plural)
austrumos (locative plural)
austrumi (plural vocative)

From the same stem as the verb aust (“to dawn”): from Proto-Baltic *aus- with an extra -(t)rā (cf. austra “dawn light”) + -ums, from Proto-Indo-European *āws-, *aws- (“to shine”) (< *h₂ews-). As in many other Indo-European languages, the term for “east” is thus related to, or derived from, terms meaning “dawn” or “sunrise.”

austrumu vējš

ēkas austrumu puse

doties austrumu virzienā

mainīt kursu uz austrumiem

austrumos debesu pamalē jau blāzmoja rīts

in the east horizon the morning begins to dawn

(plural only) east (one of the four compass points, opposed to west)

Latvijas austrumi

the Latvian east (the east part of Latvia)

dzīvot pilsētas austrumos

east (territory situated in or along this direction)

austrumu tautas, valodas

lieliska gulta!... tajā varēja gulēt kā sapnī, kā austrumu pasakā

a wonderful bed!... in it you can sleep as in a dream, as in an Eastern fairy tale

(also Austrumi) East, Eastern, Oriental (regions located in Asia or neighboring areas)


kedas

inflection of keda:
nominative/vocative/accusative plural


kedu

inflection of keda:
accusative/instrumental singular


luba

luba (nominative singular)
lubas (nominative plural)
lubu (accusative singular)
lubas (accusative plural)
lubas (genitive singular)
lubu (genitive plural)
lubai (dative singular)
lubām (dative plural)
lubu (instrumental singular)
lubām (instrumental plural)
lubā (locative singular)
lubās (locative plural)
luba (singular vocative)
lubas (plural vocative)

(dialectal) splint (narrow strip of wood)


keda

keda (nominative singular)
kedas (nominative plural)
kedu (accusative singular)
kedas (accusative plural)
kedas (genitive singular)
kedu (genitive plural)
kedai (dative singular)
kedām (dative plural)
kedu (instrumental singular)
kedām (instrumental plural)
kedā (locative singular)
kedās (locative plural)
keda (singular vocative)
kedas (plural vocative)


reālists

reālists (nominative singular)
reālisti (nominative plural)
reālistu (accusative singular)
reālistus (accusative plural)
reālista (genitive singular)
reālistu (genitive plural)
reālistam (dative singular)
reālistiem (dative plural)
reālistu (instrumental singular)
reālistiem (instrumental plural)
reālistā (locative singular)
reālistos (locative plural)
reālist (singular vocative)
reālisti (plural vocative)


reālisms

reālisms (nominative singular)
reālismu (accusative singular)
reālisma (genitive singular)
reālismam (dative singular)
reālismu (instrumental singular)
reālismā (locative singular)
reālism (singular vocative)


reāliste

reāliste (nominative singular)
reālistes (nominative plural)
reālisti (accusative singular)
reālistes (accusative plural)
reālistes (genitive singular)
reālistu (genitive plural)
reālistei (dative singular)
reālistēm (dative plural)
reālisti (instrumental singular)
reālistēm (instrumental plural)
reālistē (locative singular)
reālistēs (locative plural)
reāliste (singular vocative)
reālistes (plural vocative)


spīdzināšana

spīdzināšana (nominative singular)
spīdzināšanas (nominative plural)
spīdzināšanu (accusative singular)
spīdzināšanas (accusative plural)
spīdzināšanas (genitive singular)
spīdzināšanu (genitive plural)
spīdzināšanai (dative singular)
spīdzināšanām (dative plural)
spīdzināšanu (instrumental singular)
spīdzināšanām (instrumental plural)
spīdzināšanā (locative singular)
spīdzināšanās (locative plural)
spīdzināšana (singular vocative)
spīdzināšanas (plural vocative)


dzejnieks

dzejnieks (nominative singular)
dzejnieki (nominative plural)
dzejnieku (accusative singular)
dzejniekus (accusative plural)
dzejnieka (genitive singular)
dzejnieku (genitive plural)
dzejniekam (dative singular)
dzejniekiem (dative plural)
dzejnieku (instrumental singular)
dzejniekiem (instrumental plural)
dzejniekā (locative singular)
dzejniekos (locative plural)
dzejniek (singular vocative)
dzejnieki (plural vocative)


sūknis

sūknis (nominative singular)
sūkņi (nominative plural)
sūkni (accusative singular)
sūkņus (accusative plural)
sūkņa (genitive singular)
sūkņu (genitive plural)
sūknim (dative singular)
sūkņiem (dative plural)
sūkni (instrumental singular)
sūkņiem (instrumental plural)
sūknī (locative singular)
sūkņos (locative plural)
sūkni (singular vocative)
sūkņi (plural vocative)


sajūta

sajūta (nominative singular)
sajūtas (nominative plural)
sajūtu (accusative singular)
sajūtas (accusative plural)
sajūtas (genitive singular)
sajūtu (genitive plural)
sajūtai (dative singular)
sajūtām (dative plural)
sajūtu (instrumental singular)
sajūtām (instrumental plural)
sajūtā (locative singular)
sajūtās (locative plural)
sajūta (singular vocative)
sajūtas (plural vocative)


niere

niere (nominative singular)
nieres (nominative plural)
nieri (accusative singular)
nieres (accusative plural)
nieres (genitive singular)
nieru (genitive plural)
nierei (dative singular)
nierēm (dative plural)
nieri (instrumental singular)
nierēm (instrumental plural)
nierē (locative singular)
nierēs (locative plural)
niere (singular vocative)
nieres (plural vocative)


vienība

vienība (nominative singular)
vienības (nominative plural)
vienību (accusative singular)
vienības (accusative plural)
vienības (genitive singular)
vienību (genitive plural)
vienībai (dative singular)
vienībām (dative plural)
vienību (instrumental singular)
vienībām (instrumental plural)
vienībā (locative singular)
vienībās (locative plural)
vienība (singular vocative)
vienības (plural vocative)


tūkstotis

tūkstotis (nominative singular)
tūkstoši (nominative plural)
tūkstoti (accusative singular)
tūkstošus (accusative plural)
tūkstoša (genitive singular)
tūkstošu (genitive plural)
tūkstotim (dative singular)
tūkstošiem (dative plural)
tūkstoti (instrumental singular)
tūkstošiem (instrumental plural)
tūkstotī (locative singular)
tūkstošos (locative plural)
tūkstoti (singular vocative)
tūkstoši (plural vocative)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *tū́ˀsantis, from Proto-Indo-European *tuHsont-, *tuHsenti-. Akin to Lithuanian tūkstantis, Russian ты́сяча (týsjača), Polish tysiąc, English thousand, German tausend, Gothic 𐌸𐌿𐍃𐌿𐌽𐌳𐌹 (þūsundi).


lietotājs

lietotājs (nominative singular)
lietotāji (nominative plural)
lietotāju (accusative singular)
lietotājus (accusative plural)
lietotāja (genitive singular)
lietotāju (genitive plural)
lietotājam (dative singular)
lietotājiem (dative plural)
lietotāju (instrumental singular)
lietotājiem (instrumental plural)
lietotājā (locative singular)
lietotājos (locative plural)
lietotāj (singular vocative)
lietotāji (plural vocative)


struktūra

struktūra (nominative singular)
struktūras (nominative plural)
struktūru (accusative singular)
struktūras (accusative plural)
struktūras (genitive singular)
struktūru (genitive plural)
struktūrai (dative singular)
struktūrām (dative plural)
struktūru (instrumental singular)
struktūrām (instrumental plural)
struktūrā (locative singular)
struktūrās (locative plural)
struktūra (singular vocative)
struktūras (plural vocative)


papagailis

papagailis (nominative singular)
papagaiļi (nominative plural)
papagaili (accusative singular)
papagaiļus (accusative plural)
papagaiļa (genitive singular)
papagaiļu (genitive plural)
papagailim (dative singular)
papagaiļiem (dative plural)
papagaili (instrumental singular)
papagaiļiem (instrumental plural)
papagailī (locative singular)
papagaiļos (locative plural)
papagaili (singular vocative)
papagaiļi (plural vocative)


maršruts

maršruts (nominative singular)
maršruti (nominative plural)
maršrutu (accusative singular)
maršrutus (accusative plural)
maršruta (genitive singular)
maršrutu (genitive plural)
maršrutam (dative singular)
maršrutiem (dative plural)
maršrutu (instrumental singular)
maršrutiem (instrumental plural)
maršrutā (locative singular)
maršrutos (locative plural)
maršrut (singular vocative)
maršruti (plural vocative)


strauss

strauss (nominative singular)
strausi (nominative plural)
strausu (accusative singular)
strausus (accusative plural)
strausa (genitive singular)
strausu (genitive plural)
strausam (dative singular)
strausiem (dative plural)
strausu (instrumental singular)
strausiem (instrumental plural)
strausā (locative singular)
strausos (locative plural)
straus (singular vocative)
strausi (plural vocative)


kabata

kabata (nominative singular)
kabatas (nominative plural)
kabatu (accusative singular)
kabatas (accusative plural)
kabatas (genitive singular)
kabatu (genitive plural)
kabatai (dative singular)
kabatām (dative plural)
kabatu (instrumental singular)
kabatām (instrumental plural)
kabatā (locative singular)
kabatās (locative plural)
kabata (singular vocative)
kabatas (plural vocative)


perpendikuls

perpendikuls (nominative singular)
perpendikuli (nominative plural)
perpendikulu (accusative singular)
perpendikulus (accusative plural)
perpendikula (genitive singular)
perpendikulu (genitive plural)
perpendikulam (dative singular)
perpendikuliem (dative plural)
perpendikulu (instrumental singular)
perpendikuliem (instrumental plural)
perpendikulā (locative singular)
perpendikulos (locative plural)
perpendikul (singular vocative)
perpendikuli (plural vocative)


normāle

normāle (nominative singular)
normāles (nominative plural)
normāli (accusative singular)
normāles (accusative plural)
normāles (genitive singular)
normāļu (genitive plural)
normālei (dative singular)
normālēm (dative plural)
normāli (instrumental singular)
normālēm (instrumental plural)
normālē (locative singular)
normālēs (locative plural)
normāle (singular vocative)
normāles (plural vocative)


lentenis

lentenis (nominative singular)
lenteņi (nominative plural)
lenteni (accusative singular)
lenteņus (accusative plural)
lenteņa (genitive singular)
lenteņu (genitive plural)
lentenim (dative singular)
lenteņiem (dative plural)
lenteni (instrumental singular)
lenteņiem (instrumental plural)
lentenī (locative singular)
lenteņos (locative plural)
lenteni (singular vocative)
lenteņi (plural vocative)


plauksta

plauksta (nominative singular)
plaukstas (nominative plural)
plaukstu (accusative singular)
plaukstas (accusative plural)
plaukstas (genitive singular)
plaukstu (genitive plural)
plaukstai (dative singular)
plaukstām (dative plural)
plaukstu (instrumental singular)
plaukstām (instrumental plural)
plaukstā (locative singular)
plaukstās (locative plural)
plauksta (singular vocative)
plaukstas (plural vocative)

Cognate with Russian плюсна́ (pljusná), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *pl(j)ousk-. Pokorny compares Latin plautus (“flatfooted”), Latin plaudo (“I applaud”), Ancient Greek πλαίσιον (plaísion, “oblong case”), but a shared origin for all of these words is far from certain; possibly Proto-Indo-European *pleth₂- (“flat”).


rokasgrāmata

rokasgrāmata (nominative singular)
rokasgrāmatas (nominative plural)
rokasgrāmatu (accusative singular)
rokasgrāmatas (accusative plural)
rokasgrāmatas (genitive singular)
rokasgrāmatu (genitive plural)
rokasgrāmatai (dative singular)
rokasgrāmatām (dative plural)
rokasgrāmatu (instrumental singular)
rokasgrāmatām (instrumental plural)
rokasgrāmatā (locative singular)
rokasgrāmatās (locative plural)
rokasgrāmata (singular vocative)
rokasgrāmatas (plural vocative)


ceļvedis

ceļvedis (nominative singular)
ceļveži (nominative plural)
ceļvedi (accusative singular)
ceļvežus (accusative plural)
ceļveža (genitive singular)
ceļvežu (genitive plural)
ceļvedim (dative singular)
ceļvežiem (dative plural)
ceļvedi (instrumental singular)
ceļvežiem (instrumental plural)
ceļvedī (locative singular)
ceļvežos (locative plural)
ceļvedi (singular vocative)
ceļveži (plural vocative)


pavadonis

pavadonis (nominative singular)
pavadoņi (nominative plural)
pavadoni (accusative singular)
pavadoņus (accusative plural)
pavadoņa (genitive singular)
pavadoņu (genitive plural)
pavadonim (dative singular)
pavadoņiem (dative plural)
pavadoni (instrumental singular)
pavadoņiem (instrumental plural)
pavadonī (locative singular)
pavadoņos (locative plural)
pavadoni (singular vocative)
pavadoņi (plural vocative)


ideāls

ideāls (nominative singular)
ideāli (nominative plural)
ideālu (accusative singular)
ideālus (accusative plural)
ideāla (genitive singular)
ideālu (genitive plural)
ideālam (dative singular)
ideāliem (dative plural)
ideālu (instrumental singular)
ideāliem (instrumental plural)
ideālā (locative singular)
ideālos (locative plural)
ideāl (singular vocative)
ideāli (plural vocative)


uzacs

uzacs (nominative singular)
uzacis (nominative plural)
uzaci (accusative singular)
uzacis (accusative plural)
uzacs (genitive singular)
uzaču (genitive plural)
uzacij (dative singular)
uzacīm (dative plural)
uzaci (instrumental singular)
uzacīm (instrumental plural)
uzacī (locative singular)
uzacīs (locative plural)
uzacs (singular vocative)
uzacis (plural vocative)


ieeja

ieeja (nominative singular)
ieejas (nominative plural)
ieeju (accusative singular)
ieejas (accusative plural)
ieejas (genitive singular)
ieeju (genitive plural)
ieejai (dative singular)
ieejām (dative plural)
ieeju (instrumental singular)
ieejām (instrumental plural)
ieejā (locative singular)
ieejās (locative plural)
ieeja (singular vocative)
ieejas (plural vocative)


fināls

fināls (nominative singular)
fināli (nominative plural)
finālu (accusative singular)
finālus (accusative plural)
fināla (genitive singular)
finālu (genitive plural)
finālam (dative singular)
fināliem (dative plural)
finālu (instrumental singular)
fināliem (instrumental plural)
finālā (locative singular)
finālos (locative plural)
fināl (singular vocative)
fināli (plural vocative)


briesmas

briesmas (nominative plural)
briesmas (accusative plural)
briesmu (genitive plural)
briesmām (dative plural)
briesmām (instrumental plural)
briesmās (locative plural)
briesmas (plural vocative)


parāds

parāds (nominative singular)
parādi (nominative plural)
parādu (accusative singular)
parādus (accusative plural)
parāda (genitive singular)
parādu (genitive plural)
parādam (dative singular)
parādiem (dative plural)
parādu (instrumental singular)
parādiem (instrumental plural)
parādā (locative singular)
parādos (locative plural)
parād (singular vocative)
parādi (plural vocative)


bīskaps

bīskaps (nominative singular)
bīskapi (nominative plural)
bīskapu (accusative singular)
bīskapus (accusative plural)
bīskapa (genitive singular)
bīskapu (genitive plural)
bīskapam (dative singular)
bīskapiem (dative plural)
bīskapu (instrumental singular)
bīskapiem (instrumental plural)
bīskapā (locative singular)
bīskapos (locative plural)
bīskap (singular vocative)
bīskapi (plural vocative)


apspriešana

apspriešana (nominative singular)
apspriešanas (nominative plural)
apspriešanu (accusative singular)
apspriešanas (accusative plural)
apspriešanas (genitive singular)
apspriešanu (genitive plural)
apspriešanai (dative singular)
apspriešanām (dative plural)
apspriešanu (instrumental singular)
apspriešanām (instrumental plural)
apspriešanā (locative singular)
apspriešanās (locative plural)
apspriešana (singular vocative)
apspriešanas (plural vocative)

From apsprie(st) (“to discuss”) + -šana.

būvniecības ieceres publiska apspriešana

public discussion, consultation about construction projects

paredzētās darbības sākotnējā sabiedriskā apspriešana notiks Olaines kultūras centrā

the initial public discussion of the intended actions will take place in the Olaine cultural center

rezolūcijas priekšlikums par sabiedriskām apspriešanām un to pieejamību visās Eīropas Savienības valodās

motion for a resolution on public discussions/consultations and their availability in all languages of the European Union

discussing, discussion, debate, deliberation; verbal noun of apspriest


enciklopēdija

enciklopēdija (nominative singular)
enciklopēdijas (nominative plural)
enciklopēdiju (accusative singular)
enciklopēdijas (accusative plural)
enciklopēdijas (genitive singular)
enciklopēdiju (genitive plural)
enciklopēdijai (dative singular)
enciklopēdijām (dative plural)
enciklopēdiju (instrumental singular)
enciklopēdijām (instrumental plural)
enciklopēdijā (locative singular)
enciklopēdijās (locative plural)
enciklopēdija (singular vocative)
enciklopēdijas (plural vocative)


adrese

adrese (nominative singular)
adreses (nominative plural)
adresi (accusative singular)
adreses (accusative plural)
adreses (genitive singular)
adrešu (genitive plural)
adresei (dative singular)
adresēm (dative plural)
adresi (instrumental singular)
adresēm (instrumental plural)
adresē (locative singular)
adresēs (locative plural)
adrese (singular vocative)
adreses (plural vocative)

Via other European languages, ultimately borrowed from French adresse, from the verb addresser (“to address”), from Latin ad (“to”) and Vulgar Latin *directiāre, from Latin dīrectus (“straight”), the past participle of dīrigo (“to set straight, to direct”).

adreses maiņa

paziņot savu adresi

to notify, inform (someone) of (one's) address

uzrakstīt adresi uz aploksnes

“kur tu dzīvo?” jautā Millija... Voldis pasacīja adresi

“where do you live?” Milija asks... Voldis told (her) the address

Tīrumu ielā desmit, dzīvoklis četri... vai tikai pareizi atcerējās adresi?

Field Street 10, apartment 4... did he remember the address right?

address (indication of the location of a person's living place or of an institution's working place)

pasniegt jubilāram adresi

address (a solemn greeting or speech at a special occasion)


badmintons

badmintons (nominative singular)
badmintonu (accusative singular)
badmintona (genitive singular)
badmintonam (dative singular)
badmintonu (instrumental singular)
badmintonā (locative singular)
badminton (singular vocative)


laukirbes

inflection of laukirbe:
genitive singular

inflection of laukirbe:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


laukirbi

accusative/instrumental singular of laukirbe


augsne

augsne (nominative singular)
augsnes (nominative plural)
augsni (accusative singular)
augsnes (accusative plural)
augsnes (genitive singular)
augšņu (genitive plural)
augsnei (dative singular)
augsnēm (dative plural)
augsni (instrumental singular)
augsnēm (instrumental plural)
augsnē (locative singular)
augsnēs (locative plural)
augsne (singular vocative)
augsnes (plural vocative)

Coined in the 1920s from aug(t) (“to grow”) + -sne, it replaced in the sense of "soil" the previously used word augtene, which survived with a more restricted usage (as "place of planting").

smilšaina, mālaina augsne

kūdras augsne

velēnu augsne

irdena augsne

blīva augsne

apstrādāt augsni

augsnes auglība

augsnes dezinfekcija

augsnes erozija

augsnes kaļķošana

iestrādāt mēslojumu augsnē

augnes virskārta, apakškārta

augsnes tipi, veidi

lupīnas audzē neauglīgās, smilšainās augsnēs

soil, earth (upper layer of the ground, transformed under the influence of plants, animals, and the weather, where plants are sown to grow)

literatūrai nepieciešama sava dabiska attīstība, vide un augsne, kur iespējams rasties liela vēriena darbiem

literature needs its own development, an environment and a soil where large-scope works can arise

(figuratively) soil (prerequisites or favorable conditions for the development of something)


pussala

pussala (nominative singular)
pussalas (nominative plural)
pussalu (accusative singular)
pussalas (accusative plural)
pussalas (genitive singular)
pussalu (genitive plural)
pussalai (dative singular)
pussalām (dative plural)
pussalu (instrumental singular)
pussalām (instrumental plural)
pussalā (locative singular)
pussalās (locative plural)
pussala (singular vocative)
pussalas (plural vocative)


laukirbe

laukirbe (nominative singular)
laukirbes (nominative plural)
laukirbi (accusative singular)
laukirbes (accusative plural)
laukirbes (genitive singular)
laukirbju (genitive plural)
laukirbei (dative singular)
laukirbēm (dative plural)
laukirbi (instrumental singular)
laukirbēm (instrumental plural)
laukirbē (locative singular)
laukirbēs (locative plural)
laukirbe (singular vocative)
laukirbes (plural vocative)

Perdix perdix
Perdix perdix#Translingual


filosofija

filosofija (nominative singular)
filosofijas (nominative plural)
filosofiju (accusative singular)
filosofijas (accusative plural)
filosofijas (genitive singular)
filosofiju (genitive plural)
filosofijai (dative singular)
filosofijām (dative plural)
filosofiju (instrumental singular)
filosofijām (instrumental plural)
filosofijā (locative singular)
filosofijās (locative plural)
filosofija (singular vocative)
filosofijas (plural vocative)

philosophy; alternative spelling of filozofija.


kaps

kaps (nominative singular)
kapi (nominative plural)
kapu (accusative singular)
kapus (accusative plural)
kapa (genitive singular)
kapu (genitive plural)
kapam (dative singular)
kapiem (dative plural)
kapu (instrumental singular)
kapiem (instrumental plural)
kapā (locative singular)
kapos (locative plural)
kap (singular vocative)
kapi (plural vocative)

Balto-Slavic cognates include Latvian kāpa (“dune”), Lithuanian kãpas (“grave”), kopa (“dune”), Proto-Slavic *kopa (“heap, shock”).
Cognate to Proto-Albanian *kapa (Standard Albanian kapth (“(mountain) path”)).


piala

piala (nominative singular)
pialas (nominative plural)
pialu (accusative singular)
pialas (accusative plural)
pialas (genitive singular)
pialu (genitive plural)
pialai (dative singular)
pialām (dative plural)
pialu (instrumental singular)
pialām (instrumental plural)
pialā (locative singular)
pialās (locative plural)
piala (singular vocative)
pialas (plural vocative)


atmiņa

atmiņa (nominative singular)
atmiņas (nominative plural)
atmiņu (accusative singular)
atmiņas (accusative plural)
atmiņas (genitive singular)
atmiņu (genitive plural)
atmiņai (dative singular)
atmiņām (dative plural)
atmiņu (instrumental singular)
atmiņām (instrumental plural)
atmiņā (locative singular)
atmiņās (locative plural)
atmiņa (singular vocative)
atmiņas (plural vocative)

From at- + miņa (“memory, remembrance”). Cognate with Lithuanian atminimas (“remembrance”).

laba, vāja atmiņa

vingrināt atmiņu

paļauties uz savu atmiņu

redzes, dzirdes atmiņa

pēc kara viņš atgriežas mājās, pilnīgi zaudējis atmiņu

after the war he came back home, having completely lost (his) memory

central nervous system
central nervous system#English

memory (the capacity of the central nervous system to store received information and sensory impressions and to bring them back to consciousness)

atsaukt atmiņā pagātnes notikumus

paturēt atmiņā vajadzīgos faktus

iepiesties atmiņa

izgaist no atmiņas

atmiņā ataust bērnu dienas

(one's) childhood dawns in (= comes back to) memory

brauciens no Rīga uz Liepāju spilgti palicis atmiņā

the trip from Riga to Liepāja remained vividly in (his) memory

spēcīga zemes smarža nāca man atmīņā

a strong smell of earth came to my memory

(only singular) memory, recollection (the act or state of becoming conscious of information or sensory impressions from the past)

bērnības atmiņas

jaukas atmiņas

uzrakstīt atmiņas

atmiņu krājums

uzpeldēja smieklīga atmiņa

un tagad nekad viņas vairs nebūs... paliks atmiņas, skumjais un sāpīgi skaistais priekšstats par kādreiz bijušo

and now she will never be (= exist) again... (only) memories will remain, the sad and painfully beautiful picture of what once was

(usually plural) memories (information or impressions from the past that were retained in one's consciousness)

ierakstīt datus elektroniskajā atmiņā

izdzēst no atmiņas

mūsdienu elektroniskās atmiņās iekārtas spēj iegaumēt informāciju daudz ātrāk nekā cilvēks

today's electronic memory devices are able to memorize information much faster than people

elektriskās pārmaiņas, kas norisinās tikai vienu reizi, var novērot, lietojot speciālus katodstaru oscilogrāfus ar atmiņu

electrical changes that happen only once can be observed with the help of special cathod-ray oscillographers with memory

(computing) memory (the part of a computer that stores data or executable code)


šūna

šūna (nominative singular)
šūnas (nominative plural)
šūnu (accusative singular)
šūnas (accusative plural)
šūnas (genitive singular)
šūnu (genitive plural)
šūnai (dative singular)
šūnām (dative plural)
šūnu (instrumental singular)
šūnām (instrumental plural)
šūnā (locative singular)
šūnās (locative plural)
šūna (singular vocative)
šūnas (plural vocative)


zutis

zutis (nominative singular)
zuši (nominative plural)
zuti (accusative singular)
zušus (accusative plural)
zuša (genitive singular)
zušu (genitive plural)
zutim (dative singular)
zušiem (dative plural)
zuti (instrumental singular)
zušiem (instrumental plural)
zutī (locative singular)
zušos (locative plural)
zuti (singular vocative)
zuši (plural vocative)


kokle

kokle (nominative singular)
kokles (nominative plural)
kokli (accusative singular)
kokles (accusative plural)
kokles (genitive singular)
kokļu (genitive plural)
koklei (dative singular)
koklēm (dative plural)
kokli (instrumental singular)
koklēm (instrumental plural)
koklē (locative singular)
koklēs (locative plural)
kokle (singular vocative)
kokles (plural vocative)

A Latvian plucked string instrument (chordophone).


robotprogrammatūra

robotprogrammatūra (nominative singular)
robotprogrammatūras (nominative plural)
robotprogrammatūru (accusative singular)
robotprogrammatūras (accusative plural)
robotprogrammatūras (genitive singular)
robotprogrammatūru (genitive plural)
robotprogrammatūrai (dative singular)
robotprogrammatūrām (dative plural)
robotprogrammatūru (instrumental singular)
robotprogrammatūrām (instrumental plural)
robotprogrammatūrā (locative singular)
robotprogrammatūrās (locative plural)
robotprogrammatūra (singular vocative)
robotprogrammatūras (plural vocative)


aktrise

aktrise (nominative singular)
aktrises (nominative plural)
aktrisi (accusative singular)
aktrises (accusative plural)
aktrises (genitive singular)
aktrišu (genitive plural)
aktrisei (dative singular)
aktrisēm (dative plural)
aktrisi (instrumental singular)
aktrisēm (instrumental plural)
aktrisē (locative singular)
aktrisēs (locative plural)
aktrise (singular vocative)
aktrises (plural vocative)


klavieres

klavieres (nominative plural)
klavieres (accusative plural)
klavieru (genitive plural)
klavierēm (dative plural)
klavierēm (instrumental plural)
klavierēs (locative plural)
klavieres (plural vocative)


bungas

bungas (nominative plural)
bungas (accusative plural)
bungu (genitive plural)
bungām (dative plural)
bungām (instrumental plural)
bungās (locative plural)
bungas (plural vocative)


cigarete

cigarete (nominative singular)
cigaretes (nominative plural)
cigareti (accusative singular)
cigaretes (accusative plural)
cigaretes (genitive singular)
cigarešu (genitive plural)
cigaretei (dative singular)
cigaretēm (dative plural)
cigareti (instrumental singular)
cigaretēm (instrumental plural)
cigaretē (locative singular)
cigaretēs (locative plural)
cigarete (singular vocative)
cigaretes (plural vocative)


centromēra

centromēra (nominative singular)
centromēras (nominative plural)
centromēru (accusative singular)
centromēras (accusative plural)
centromēras (genitive singular)
centromēru (genitive plural)
centromērai (dative singular)
centromērām (dative plural)
centromēru (instrumental singular)
centromērām (instrumental plural)
centromērā (locative singular)
centromērās (locative plural)
centromēra (singular vocative)
centromēras (plural vocative)


alēle

alēle (nominative singular)
alēles (nominative plural)
alēli (accusative singular)
alēles (accusative plural)
alēles (genitive singular)
alēļu (genitive plural)
alēlei (dative singular)
alēlēm (dative plural)
alēli (instrumental singular)
alēlēm (instrumental plural)
alēlē (locative singular)
alēlēs (locative plural)
alēle (singular vocative)
alēles (plural vocative)

Originally a shortened form (cf. English allele, from allelomorph), ultimately from the Ancient Greek prefix άλληλ-, from ἄλλος (állos, “other”).

alēles ir dažādas viena gēna alternatīvas formas, kas nosaka pazīmju fenotipisko dažādību

alleles are the diverse alternative forms of a gene that determine variation in phenotypical characteristics

katrā hromosomā ir tikai viena attiecīgā gēna alēle

in every chromosome there is only one allele of a given gene

(genetics) allele (one of several forms of a gene, occurring in the same position within a chromosome)


adenīns

adenīns (nominative singular)
adenīni (nominative plural)
adenīnu (accusative singular)
adenīnus (accusative plural)
adenīna (genitive singular)
adenīnu (genitive plural)
adenīnam (dative singular)
adenīniem (dative plural)
adenīnu (instrumental singular)
adenīniem (instrumental plural)
adenīnā (locative singular)
adenīnos (locative plural)
adenīn (singular vocative)
adenīni (plural vocative)

Ultimately borrowed from German Adenin, itself coined on the basis of Ancient Greek ἀδήν (adḗn, “gland”).

adenīns ir viena no divām DNS un RNS nukleotīdos ietilpstosājām purīna bāzēm

adenine is one of two purine bases that compose DNA and RNA nucleotides

adenīna daudzums DNS ir vienāds ar timīna daudzumu

the amount of adenine in DNA is the same as the amount of thymine

(biochemistry, genetics) adenine (a base, C₅H₅N₅, found in certain glands and tissues, which pairs with thymine in DNA and uracil in RNA)


audzējs

audzējs (nominative singular)
audzēji (nominative plural)
audzēju (accusative singular)
audzējus (accusative plural)
audzēja (genitive singular)
audzēju (genitive plural)
audzējam (dative singular)
audzējiem (dative plural)
audzēju (instrumental singular)
audzējiem (instrumental plural)
audzējā (locative singular)
audzējos (locative plural)
audzēj (singular vocative)
audzēji (plural vocative)

labdabīgs, ļaundabīgs audzējs

izoperēt audzēju

to operate (= surgically remove) a tumor

ļaundabīgo audzēju āgra diagnostika un ārtēšana ir viena no svarīgākajām problēmām mūsdienu medicīnā

the early diagnosis and treatment of malignant tumors is one of the most important problems in modern medicine

pasaule runāja, ka viņš savā laikā pārdzēries un no tā dabūjis iekšās audzēju

people said that he in his time drank too much, and because of that he got an internal (stomach) tumor

(oncology, pathology) tumor (an abnormal tissue growth in a human or animal)


bakteriofāgs

bakteriofāgs (nominative singular)
bakteriofāgi (nominative plural)
bakteriofāgu (accusative singular)
bakteriofāgus (accusative plural)
bakteriofāga (genitive singular)
bakteriofāgu (genitive plural)
bakteriofāgam (dative singular)
bakteriofāgiem (dative plural)
bakteriofāgu (instrumental singular)
bakteriofāgiem (instrumental plural)
bakteriofāgā (locative singular)
bakteriofāgos (locative plural)
bakteriofāg (singular vocative)
bakteriofāgi (plural vocative)


cēlgāze

cēlgāze (nominative singular)
cēlgāzes (nominative plural)
cēlgāzi (accusative singular)
cēlgāzes (accusative plural)
cēlgāzes (genitive singular)
cēlgāžu (genitive plural)
cēlgāzei (dative singular)
cēlgāzēm (dative plural)
cēlgāzi (instrumental singular)
cēlgāzēm (instrumental plural)
cēlgāzē (locative singular)
cēlgāzēs (locative plural)
cēlgāze (singular vocative)
cēlgāzes (plural vocative)


lēkšana ar slēpēm no tramplīna

lv-noun

lēkšana ar slēpēm no tramplīna f (4 declension)


slēpe

slēpe (nominative singular)
slēpes (nominative plural)
slēpi (accusative singular)
slēpes (accusative plural)
slēpes (genitive singular)
slēpju (genitive plural)
slēpei (dative singular)
slēpēm (dative plural)
slēpi (instrumental singular)
slēpēm (instrumental plural)
slēpē (locative singular)
slēpēs (locative plural)
slēpe (singular vocative)
slēpes (plural vocative)


kanādiešu futbols

kanādiešu futbols (nominative singular)
kanādiešu futboli (nominative plural)
kanādiešu futbolu (accusative singular)
kanādiešu futbolus (accusative plural)
kanādiešu futbola (genitive singular)
kanādiešu futbolu (genitive plural)
kanādiešu futbolam (dative singular)
kanādiešu futboliem (dative plural)
kanādiešu futbolu (instrumental singular)
kanādiešu futboliem (instrumental plural)
kanādiešu futbolā (locative singular)
kanādiešu futbolos (locative plural)
kanādiešu futbol (singular vocative)
kanādiešu futboli (plural vocative)


kanādiete

kanādiete f (5th declension, masculine form: kanādietis)

kanādietis (masculine)
kanādiete (nominative singular)
kanādietes (nominative plural)
kanādieti (accusative singular)
kanādietes (accusative plural)
kanādietes (genitive singular)
kanādiešu (genitive plural)
kanādietei (dative singular)
kanādietēm (dative plural)
kanādieti (instrumental singular)
kanādietēm (instrumental plural)
kanādietē (locative singular)
kanādietēs (locative plural)
kanādiete (singular vocative)
kanādietes (plural vocative)

From Kanāda (“Canada”) + -iete, or kanādietis (“Brazilian”) + -e (“fem.”).

Kanādiete nozog atpakaļ savu nozagto velosipēdu

a Canadian woman steals her stolen bicycle back

ko kanādietes domā par Latviju?

what do Canadian women think about Latvia?


kanādietis

kanādietis m (2nd declension, feminine form: kanādiete)

kanādiete (feminine)
kanādietis (nominative singular)
kanādieši (nominative plural)
kanādieti (accusative singular)
kanādiešus (accusative plural)
kanādieša (genitive singular)
kanādiešu (genitive plural)
kanādietim (dative singular)
kanādiešiem (dative plural)
kanādieti (instrumental singular)
kanādiešiem (instrumental plural)
kanādietī (locative singular)
kanādiešos (locative plural)
kanādieti (singular vocative)
kanādieši (plural vocative)

kanādietis runā latviski!

kanādietis apceļo pasauli kopā ar bijušās draudzenes vārda māsu

a Canadian man traveled around the world together with a woman who has the same name as his former girlfriend

kanādiešu dziedātāji

kanādiešu literatūra

kanādiešu angļu valodas pareizrakstības īpatnības

(genitive plural): Canadian, pertaining to Canada and its people


kokvilna

kokvilna (nominative singular)
kokvilnu (accusative singular)
kokvilnas (genitive singular)
kokvilnai (dative singular)
kokvilnu (instrumental singular)
kokvilnā (locative singular)
kokvilna (singular vocative)


rikošets

rikošets (nominative singular)
rikošeti (nominative plural)
rikošetu (accusative singular)
rikošetus (accusative plural)
rikošeta (genitive singular)
rikošetu (genitive plural)
rikošetam (dative singular)
rikošetiem (dative plural)
rikošetu (instrumental singular)
rikošetiem (instrumental plural)
rikošetā (locative singular)
rikošetos (locative plural)
rikošet (singular vocative)
rikošeti (plural vocative)


daiļlēkšana

daiļlēkšana (nominative singular)
daiļlēkšanas (nominative plural)
daiļlēkšanu (accusative singular)
daiļlēkšanas (accusative plural)
daiļlēkšanas (genitive singular)
daiļlēkšanu (genitive plural)
daiļlēkšanai (dative singular)
daiļlēkšanām (dative plural)
daiļlēkšanu (instrumental singular)
daiļlēkšanām (instrumental plural)
daiļlēkšanā (locative singular)
daiļlēkšanās (locative plural)
daiļlēkšana (singular vocative)
daiļlēkšanas (plural vocative)


metrs

metrs (nominative singular)
metri (nominative plural)
metru (accusative singular)
metrus (accusative plural)
metra (genitive singular)
metru (genitive plural)
metram (dative singular)
metriem (dative plural)
metru (instrumental singular)
metriem (instrumental plural)
metrā (locative singular)
metros (locative plural)
metr (singular vocative)
metri (plural vocative)


lēkšana

lēkšana (nominative singular)
lēkšanas (nominative plural)
lēkšanu (accusative singular)
lēkšanas (accusative plural)
lēkšanas (genitive singular)
lēkšanu (genitive plural)
lēkšanai (dative singular)
lēkšanām (dative plural)
lēkšanu (instrumental singular)
lēkšanām (instrumental plural)
lēkšanā (locative singular)
lēkšanās (locative plural)
lēkšana (singular vocative)
lēkšanas (plural vocative)


vieglatlētika

vieglatlētika (nominative singular)
vieglatlētikas (nominative plural)
vieglatlētiku (accusative singular)
vieglatlētikas (accusative plural)
vieglatlētikas (genitive singular)
vieglatlētiku (genitive plural)
vieglatlētikai (dative singular)
vieglatlētikām (dative plural)
vieglatlētiku (instrumental singular)
vieglatlētikām (instrumental plural)
vieglatlētikā (locative singular)
vieglatlētikās (locative plural)
vieglatlētika (singular vocative)
vieglatlētikas (plural vocative)


loka šaušana

loka šaušana (nominative singular)
loka šaušanas (nominative plural)
loka šaušanu (accusative singular)
loka šaušanas (accusative plural)
loka šaušanas (genitive singular)
loka šaušanu (genitive plural)
loka šaušanai (dative singular)
loka šaušanām (dative plural)
loka šaušanu (instrumental singular)
loka šaušanām (instrumental plural)
loka šaušanā (locative singular)
loka šaušanās (locative plural)
loka šaušana (singular vocative)
loka šaušanas (plural vocative)