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Staņislavs Lems, Pasaka par Skaitļojamo Mašīnu, kas cīnījās ar Pūķi


sens

De l’indo-européen commun *sénos (en). Apparenté au latin senex, au français sénile.


A

Capitale de la première lettre de l'alphabet letton.


tu

Le génitif tavs est un pronom possessif (« ton »), tandis que tevis est le génitif correct (« de toi »).

Le datif tevim est utilisé seulement de manière optionnelle, avec des prépositions.

Tu, deuxième personne du singulier au nominatif.


abata

abats (singular nominative)
abati (plural nominative)
abatu (singular accusative)
abatus (plural accusative)
abatu (plural genitive)
abatam (singular dative)
abatiem (plural dative)
abatu (singular instrumental)
abatiem (plural instrumental)
abatā (singular locative)
abatos (plural locative)
abats (singular vocative)
abati (plural vocative)


aborti

aborts (singular nominative)
abortu (singular accusative)
abortus (plural accusative)
aborta (singular genitive)
abortu (plural genitive)
abortam (singular dative)
abortiem (plural dative)
abortu (singular instrumental)
abortiem (plural instrumental)
abortā (singular locative)
abortos (plural locative)
aborts (singular vocative)


ir

Troisième personne de l’indicatif présent de būt

Troisième personne de l'impératif de būt


latviešu

(Ellipse de « latviešu valoda ») La langue lettonne, le letton.


avis

avs (singular nominative)
avi (singular accusative)
avs (singular genitive)
avju (plural genitive)
avij (singular dative)
avīm (plural dative)
avi (singular instrumental)
avīm (plural instrumental)
avī (singular locative)
avīs (plural locative)
avs (singular vocative)


ola

olas (plural nominative)
olu (singular accusative)
olas (plural accusative)
olas (singular genitive)
olu (plural genitive)
olai (singular dative)
olām (plural dative)
olu (singular instrumental)
olām (plural instrumental)
olā (singular locative)
olās (plural locative)
olas (plural vocative)


a-

Par d'autres langues européennes, mais originellement du grec ancien ἀ-.

Préfixe marquant le manque, la suppression, la privation.


DNS

(Sigle) Sigle de dezoksiribonukleīnskābe.


kar

karš (singular nominative)
kari (plural nominative)
karu (singular accusative)
karus (plural accusative)
kara (singular genitive)
karu (plural genitive)
karam (singular dative)
kariem (plural dative)
karu (singular instrumental)
kariem (plural instrumental)
karā (singular locative)
karos (plural locative)
kari (plural vocative)


kari

karš (singular nominative)
karu (singular accusative)
karus (plural accusative)
kara (singular genitive)
karu (plural genitive)
karam (singular dative)
kariem (plural dative)
karu (singular instrumental)
kariem (plural instrumental)
karā (singular locative)
karos (plural locative)
kar (singular vocative)


aba

abas (plural nominative)
abu (singular accusative)
abas (plural accusative)
abas (singular genitive)
abu (plural genitive)
abai (singular dative)
abām (plural dative)
abu (singular instrumental)
abām (plural instrumental)
abā (singular locative)
abās (plural locative)
abas (plural vocative)

Le datif singulier abam existe également.

Père, supérieur religieux, titre parfois donné à un évêque, titre donné à un érudit juif de la période talmudique.


olu

ola (singular nominative)
olas (plural nominative)
olas (plural accusative)
olas (singular genitive)
olai (singular dative)
olām (plural dative)
olām (plural instrumental)
olā (singular locative)
olās (plural locative)
ola (singular vocative)
olas (plural vocative)


-a

Suffixe servant à créer des noms féminins à partir de noms masculins.


roze

rozes (plural nominative)
rozi (singular accusative)
rozes (plural accusative)
rozes (singular genitive)
rožu (plural genitive)
rozei (singular dative)
rozēm (plural dative)
rozi (singular instrumental)
rozēm (plural instrumental)
rozē (singular locative)
rozēs (plural locative)
rozes (plural vocative)


arka

arkas (plural nominative)
arku (singular accusative)
arkas (plural accusative)
arkas (singular genitive)
arku (plural genitive)
arkai (singular dative)
arkām (plural dative)
arku (singular instrumental)
arkām (plural instrumental)
arkā (singular locative)
arkās (plural locative)
arkas (plural vocative)

Triunfa arka.


Jamaika

Jamaiku (singular accusative)
Jamaikas (singular genitive)
Jamaikai (singular dative)
Jamaiku (singular instrumental)
Jamaikā (singular locative)


gravis

gravji (plural nominative)
gravi (singular accusative)
gravjus (plural accusative)
gravja (singular genitive)
gravju (plural genitive)
gravim (singular dative)
gravjiem (plural dative)
gravi (singular instrumental)
gravjiem (plural instrumental)
gravī (singular locative)
gravjos (plural locative)
gravi (singular vocative)
gravji (plural vocative)


pasi

pase (singular nominative)
pases (plural nominative)
pases (plural accusative)
pases (singular genitive)
pasu (plural genitive)
pasei (singular dative)
pasēm (plural dative)
pasēm (plural instrumental)
pasē (singular locative)
pasēs (plural locative)
pase (singular vocative)
pases (plural vocative)


kara

karš (singular nominative)
kari (plural nominative)
karu (singular accusative)
karus (plural accusative)
karu (plural genitive)
karam (singular dative)
kariem (plural dative)
karu (singular instrumental)
kariem (plural instrumental)
karā (singular locative)
karos (plural locative)
kar (singular vocative)
kari (plural vocative)


karu

karš (singular nominative)
kari (plural nominative)
karus (plural accusative)
kara (singular genitive)
karam (singular dative)
kariem (plural dative)
kariem (plural instrumental)
karā (singular locative)
karos (plural locative)
kar (singular vocative)
kari (plural vocative)


logi

logs (singular nominative)
logu (singular accusative)
logus (plural accusative)
loga (singular genitive)
logu (plural genitive)
logam (singular dative)
logiem (plural dative)
logu (singular instrumental)
logiem (plural instrumental)
logā (singular locative)
logos (plural locative)
logs (singular vocative)


beton

betons (singular nominative)
betoni (plural nominative)
betonu (singular accusative)
betonus (plural accusative)
betona (singular genitive)
betonu (plural genitive)
betonam (singular dative)
betoniem (plural dative)
betonu (singular instrumental)
betoniem (plural instrumental)
betonā (singular locative)
betonos (plural locative)
betons (singular vocative)
betoni (plural vocative)


abu

aba (singular nominative)
abas (plural nominative)
abas (plural accusative)
abas (singular genitive)
abai (singular dative)
abām (plural dative)
abām (plural instrumental)
abā (singular locative)
abās (plural locative)
aba (singular vocative)
abas (plural vocative)


abu

{:Modèle:npm}} (plural masculine nominative)
{:Modèle:npf}} (plural feminine nominative)
{:Modèle:apm}} (plural masculine accusative)
{:Modèle:apf}} (plural feminine accusative)
{:Modèle:gpm}} (plural masculine genitive)
{:Modèle:gpf}} (plural feminine genitive)
{:Modèle:dpm}} (plural masculine dative)
{:Modèle:dpf}} (plural feminine dative)
{:Modèle:ipm}} (plural masculine instrumental)
{:Modèle:ipf}} (plural feminine instrumental)
{:Modèle:lpm}} (plural masculine locative)
{:Modèle:lpf}} (plural feminine locative)


banka

bankas (plural nominative)
banku (singular accusative)
bankas (plural accusative)
bankas (singular genitive)
banku (plural genitive)
bankai (singular dative)
bankām (plural dative)
banku (singular instrumental)
bankām (plural instrumental)
bankā (singular locative)
bankās (plural locative)
bankas (plural vocative)


abortus

aborts (singular nominative)
aborti (plural nominative)
abortu (singular accusative)
aborta (singular genitive)
abortu (plural genitive)
abortam (singular dative)
abortiem (plural dative)
abortu (singular instrumental)
abortiem (plural instrumental)
abortā (singular locative)
abortos (plural locative)
aborts (singular vocative)
aborti (plural vocative)


aste

astes (plural nominative)
asti (singular accusative)
astes (plural accusative)
astes (singular genitive)
astu (plural genitive)
astei (singular dative)
astēm (plural dative)
asti (singular instrumental)
astēm (plural instrumental)
astē (singular locative)
astēs (plural locative)
astes (plural vocative)

Sommairement, aste se rapporte aux longues queues telles que celles des chevaux, tandis que ļipa est utilisé pour les petites queues telles que celles des lapins.

suņa aste


avi

avs (singular nominative)
avis (plural nominative)
avis (plural accusative)
avs (singular genitive)
avju (plural genitive)
avij (singular dative)
avīm (plural dative)
avīm (plural instrumental)
avī (singular locative)
avīs (plural locative)
avs (singular vocative)
avis (plural vocative)


skola

skolas (plural nominative)
skolu (singular accusative)
skolas (plural accusative)
skolas (singular genitive)
skolu (plural genitive)
skolai (singular dative)
skolām (plural dative)
skolu (singular instrumental)
skolām (plural instrumental)
skolā (singular locative)
skolās (plural locative)
skolas (plural vocative)

Privātā skola.


abas

aba (singular nominative)
abu (singular accusative)
abu (plural genitive)
abai (singular dative)
abām (plural dative)
abu (singular instrumental)
abām (plural instrumental)
abā (singular locative)
abās (plural locative)
aba (singular vocative)


kilo-

Du français kilo-, lui-même issu du grec ancien χίλιοι, khílioi (« mille »).


abate

abates (plural nominative)
abati (singular accusative)
abates (plural accusative)
abates (singular genitive)
abatu (plural genitive)
abatei (singular dative)
abatēm (plural dative)
abati (singular instrumental)
abatēm (plural instrumental)
abatē (singular locative)
abatēs (plural locative)
abates (plural vocative)


elements

elementi (plural nominative)
elementu (singular accusative)
elementus (plural accusative)
elementa (singular genitive)
elementu (plural genitive)
elementam (singular dative)
elementiem (plural dative)
elementu (singular instrumental)
elementiem (plural instrumental)
elementā (singular locative)
elementos (plural locative)
elementi (plural vocative)


Madagaskara

Madagaskaru (singular accusative)
Madagaskaras (singular genitive)
Madagaskarai (singular dative)
Madagaskaru (singular instrumental)
Madagaskarā (singular locative)


abi

D'un plus ancien abu, toujours utilisé dans certains dialectes (abi était à l'origine le duel féminin et neutre), du proto-balto-slave *abu, lui-même issu de l’indo-européen commun *a(m)-bʰow, dont l’initiale serait un ancien pronom ou particule déictique, renforcent le sens de « deux ».


Austrija

Du vieil allemand Ostarrîchi « royaume de l’est », latinisé en Austria.

Austriju (singular accusative)
Austrijas (singular genitive)
Austrijai (singular dative)
Austriju (singular instrumental)
Austrijā (singular locative)


Vācija

Viendrait d'un mot balte signifiant l'ouest.

Vāciju (singular accusative)
Vācijas (singular genitive)
Vācijai (singular dative)
Vāciju (singular instrumental)
Vācijā (singular locative)


Francija

Franciju (singular accusative)
Francijas (singular genitive)
Francijai (singular dative)
Franciju (singular instrumental)
Francijā (singular locative)


vilks

vilki (plural nominative)
vilku (singular accusative)
vilkus (plural accusative)
vilka (singular genitive)
vilku (plural genitive)
vilkam (singular dative)
vilkiem (plural dative)
vilku (singular instrumental)
vilkiem (plural instrumental)
vilkā (singular locative)
vilkos (plural locative)
vilki (plural vocative)


Zviedrija

Zviedriju (singular accusative)
Zviedrijas (singular genitive)
Zviedrijai (singular dative)
Zviedriju (singular instrumental)
Zviedrijā (singular locative)


Bulgārija

Bulgāriju (singular accusative)
Bulgārijas (singular genitive)
Bulgārijai (singular dative)
Bulgāriju (singular instrumental)
Bulgārijā (singular locative)


Turcija

Turciju (singular accusative)
Turcijas (singular genitive)
Turcijai (singular dative)
Turciju (singular instrumental)
Turcijā (singular locative)


Itālija

Itāliju (singular accusative)
Itālijas (singular genitive)
Itālijai (singular dative)
Itāliju (singular instrumental)
Itālijā (singular locative)


Spānija

Spāniju (singular accusative)
Spānijas (singular genitive)
Spānijai (singular dative)
Spāniju (singular instrumental)
Spānijā (singular locative)


Horvātija

Horvātiju (singular accusative)
Horvātijas (singular genitive)
Horvātijai (singular dative)
Horvātiju (singular instrumental)
Horvātijā (singular locative)


Brazīlija

Brazīliju (singular accusative)
Brazīlijas (singular genitive)
Brazīlijai (singular dative)
Brazīliju (singular instrumental)
Brazīlijā (singular locative)


Argentīna

Argentīnu (singular accusative)
Argentīnas (singular genitive)
Argentīnai (singular dative)
Argentīnu (singular instrumental)
Argentīnā (singular locative)


ābols

Du proto-balto-slave *āˀbōl qui donne le lituanien obuolys, le vieux prussien woble, le tchèque jablko, plus avant, de l’indo-européen commun *abel (« pomme ») qui donne apple en anglais, abellana en latin, etc.

āboli (plural nominative)
ābolu (singular accusative)
ābolus (plural accusative)
ābola (singular genitive)
ābolu (plural genitive)
ābolam (singular dative)
āboliem (plural dative)
ābolu (singular instrumental)
āboliem (plural instrumental)
ābolā (singular locative)
ābolos (plural locative)
āboli (plural vocative)


suns

De l’indo-européen commun *ḱwṓ. Apparenté au latin canis.

suņi (plural nominative)
suni (singular accusative)
suņus (plural accusative)
suņa (singular genitive)
suņu (plural genitive)
sunim (singular dative)
suņiem (plural dative)
suni (singular instrumental)
suņiem (plural instrumental)
sunī (singular locative)
suņos (plural locative)
suni (singular vocative)
suņi (plural vocative)


Lietuva

Lietuvu (singular accusative)
Lietuvas (singular genitive)
Lietuvai (singular dative)
Lietuvu (singular instrumental)
Lietuvā (singular locative)


Latvija

Latviju (singular accusative)
Latvijas (singular genitive)
Latvijai (singular dative)
Latviju (singular instrumental)
Latvijā (singular locative)


rats

De l’indo-européen commun. Apparenté au lituanien ratas, au latin rota.

rati (plural nominative)
ratu (singular accusative)
ratus (plural accusative)
rata (singular genitive)
ratu (plural genitive)
ratam (singular dative)
ratiem (plural dative)
ratu (singular instrumental)
ratiem (plural instrumental)
ratā (singular locative)
ratos (plural locative)
rati (plural vocative)


telefons

telefoni (plural nominative)
telefonu (singular accusative)
telefonus (plural accusative)
telefona (singular genitive)
telefonu (plural genitive)
telefonam (singular dative)
telefoniem (plural dative)
telefonu (singular instrumental)
telefoniem (plural instrumental)
telefonā (singular locative)
telefonos (plural locative)
telefoni (plural vocative)


tālrunis

tālruņi (plural nominative)
tālruni (singular accusative)
tālruņus (plural accusative)
tālruņa (singular genitive)
tālruņu (plural genitive)
tālrunim (singular dative)
tālruņiem (plural dative)
tālruni (singular instrumental)
tālruņiem (plural instrumental)
tālrunī (singular locative)
tālruņos (plural locative)
tālruni (singular vocative)
tālruņi (plural vocative)


es

Le génitif mans est un pronom possessif (« mon »), tandis que manis est le génitif correct (« de moi »).

Le datif manim est utilisé seulement de manière optionnelle, avec des prépositions.

Je, première personne du singulier au nominatif.


ledus

Apparenté au lituanien ledas, au slavon лєдъ, ledu.

ledi (plural nominative)
ledu (singular accusative)
ledu (plural genitive)
ledum (singular dative)
lediem (plural dative)
ledu (singular instrumental)
lediem (plural instrumental)
ledū (singular locative)
ledos (plural locative)
ledi (plural vocative)


Afganistāna

Passé par d'autres langues européennes, originellement emprunté au persan افغان ou à l'arabe اَفْغَان, et au persan ستان .

Afganistānu (singular accusative)
Afganistānas (singular genitive)
Afganistānai (singular dative)
Afganistānu (singular instrumental)
Afganistānā (singular locative)


vilciens

vilcieni (plural nominative)
vilcienu (singular accusative)
vilcienus (plural accusative)
vilciena (singular genitive)
vilcienu (plural genitive)
vilcienam (singular dative)
vilcieniem (plural dative)
vilcienu (singular instrumental)
vilcieniem (plural instrumental)
vilcienā (singular locative)
vilcienos (plural locative)
vilcieni (plural vocative)


Igaunija

Igauniju (singular accusative)
Igaunijas (singular genitive)
Igaunijai (singular dative)
Igauniju (singular instrumental)
Igaunijā (singular locative)


Polija

Poliju (singular accusative)
Polijas (singular genitive)
Polijai (singular dative)
Poliju (singular instrumental)
Polijā (singular locative)


Azerbaidžāna

Azerbaidžānu (singular accusative)
Azerbaidžānas (singular genitive)
Azerbaidžānai (singular dative)
Azerbaidžānu (singular instrumental)
Azerbaidžānā (singular locative)


Rumānija

Rumāniju (singular accusative)
Rumānijas (singular genitive)
Rumānijai (singular dative)
Rumāniju (singular instrumental)
Rumānijā (singular locative)


Tadžikistāna

Tadžikistānu (singular accusative)
Tadžikistānas (singular genitive)
Tadžikistānai (singular dative)
Tadžikistānu (singular instrumental)
Tadžikistānā (singular locative)


lietus

lieti (plural nominative)
lietu (singular accusative)
lietu (plural genitive)
lietum (singular dative)
lietiem (plural dative)
lietu (singular instrumental)
lietiem (plural instrumental)
lietū (singular locative)
lietos (plural locative)
lieti (plural vocative)

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Uzbekistāna

Uzbekistānu (singular accusative)
Uzbekistānas (singular genitive)
Uzbekistānai (singular dative)
Uzbekistānu (singular instrumental)
Uzbekistānā (singular locative)


Kazahstāna

Kazahstānu (singular accusative)
Kazahstānas (singular genitive)
Kazahstānai (singular dative)
Kazahstānu (singular instrumental)
Kazahstānā (singular locative)


Kirgizstāna

Kirgizstānu (singular accusative)
Kirgizstānas (singular genitive)
Kirgizstānai (singular dative)
Kirgizstānu (singular instrumental)
Kirgizstānā (singular locative)


Mongolija

Mongoliju (singular accusative)
Mongolijas (singular genitive)
Mongolijai (singular dative)
Mongoliju (singular instrumental)
Mongolijā (singular locative)


Portugāle

Portugāli (singular accusative)
Portugāles (singular genitive)
Portugālei (singular dative)
Portugāli (singular instrumental)
Portugālē (singular locative)


Albānija

Albāniju (singular accusative)
Albānijas (singular genitive)
Albānijai (singular dative)
Albāniju (singular instrumental)
Albānijā (singular locative)


Apvienotie Arābu Emirāti

Apvienotos Arābu Emirātus (plural accusative)
Apvienoto Arābu Emirātu (plural genitive)
Apvienotajiem Arābu Emirātiem (plural dative)
Apvienotajiem Arābu Emirātiem (plural instrumental)
Apvienotajos Arābu Emirātos (plural locative)

Émirats arabes unis (État situé au sud-est de l’Arabie).


Norvēģija

Norvēģiju (singular accusative)
Norvēģijas (singular genitive)
Norvēģijai (singular dative)
Norvēģiju (singular instrumental)
Norvēģijā (singular locative)


Islande

Islandi (singular accusative)
Islandes (singular genitive)
Islandei (singular dative)
Islandi (singular instrumental)
Islandē (singular locative)


mūzika

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


logos

logs (singular nominative)
logi (plural nominative)
logu (singular accusative)
logus (plural accusative)
loga (singular genitive)
logu (plural genitive)
logam (singular dative)
logiem (plural dative)
logu (singular instrumental)
logiem (plural instrumental)
logā (singular locative)
logs (singular vocative)
logi (plural vocative)


saule

saules (plural nominative)
sauli (singular accusative)
saules (plural accusative)
saules (singular genitive)
sauļu (plural genitive)
saulei (singular dative)
saulēm (plural dative)
sauli (singular instrumental)
saulēm (plural instrumental)
saulē (singular locative)
saulēs (plural locative)
saules (plural vocative)


Tanzānija

Tanzāniju (singular accusative)
Tanzānijas (singular genitive)
Tanzānijai (singular dative)
Tanzāniju (singular instrumental)
Tanzānijā (singular locative)


nazi

nazis (singular nominative)
naži (plural nominative)
nažus (plural accusative)
naža (singular genitive)
nažu (plural genitive)
nazim (singular dative)
nažiem (plural dative)
nažiem (plural instrumental)
nazī (singular locative)
nažos (plural locative)
naži (plural vocative)


Zambija

Zambiju (singular accusative)
Zambijas (singular genitive)
Zambijai (singular dative)
Zambiju (singular instrumental)
Zambijā (singular locative)


Jemena

Jemenu (singular accusative)
Jemenas (singular genitive)
Jemenai (singular dative)
Jemenu (singular instrumental)
Jemenā (singular locative)


ar

Dans la grammaire traditionnelle lettone, il s'agit de la seule préposition gouvernant l'instrumental.
Or, toutes les prépositions gouvernent le datif/instrumental des substantifs pluriels, et le cas instrumental est formellement identique à l'accusatif au singulier et au datif au pluriel.
Aussi, la gouvernance de cette préposition est identique à celle d'une préposition gouvernant l'accusatif.


Nīderlande

Nīderlandi (singular accusative)
Nīderlandes (singular genitive)
Nīderlandei (singular dative)
Nīderlandi (singular instrumental)
Nīderlandē (singular locative)


Ungārija

Ungāriju (singular accusative)
Ungārijas (singular genitive)
Ungārijai (singular dative)
Ungāriju (singular instrumental)
Ungārijā (singular locative)


Ukraina

Ukrainu (singular accusative)
Ukrainas (singular genitive)
Ukrainai (singular dative)
Ukrainu (singular instrumental)
Ukrainā (singular locative)


Baltkrievija

Baltkrieviju (singular accusative)
Baltkrievijas (singular genitive)
Baltkrievijai (singular dative)
Baltkrieviju (singular instrumental)
Baltkrievijā (singular locative)


Gambija

Gambiju (singular accusative)
Gambijas (singular genitive)
Gambijai (singular dative)
Gambiju (singular instrumental)
Gambijā (singular locative)


Barbadosa

Barbadosu (singular accusative)
Barbadosas (singular genitive)
Barbadosai (singular dative)
Barbadosu (singular instrumental)
Barbadosā (singular locative)


Krievija

Des Krivitches, une des tribus russes ayant peuplé la Biélorussie et le Nord-Ouest de la Russie, voisins de la Lettonie.

Krieviju (singular accusative)
Krievijas (singular genitive)
Krievijai (singular dative)
Krieviju (singular instrumental)
Krievijā (singular locative)


Āfrika

Āfriku (singular accusative)
Āfrikas (singular genitive)
Āfrikai (singular dative)
Āfriku (singular instrumental)
Āfrikā (singular locative)


Amerika

Ameriku (singular accusative)
Amerikas (singular genitive)
Amerikai (singular dative)
Ameriku (singular instrumental)
Amerikā (singular locative)


aborta

aborts (singular nominative)
aborti (plural nominative)
abortu (singular accusative)
abortus (plural accusative)
abortu (plural genitive)
abortam (singular dative)
abortiem (plural dative)
abortu (singular instrumental)
abortiem (plural instrumental)
abortā (singular locative)
abortos (plural locative)
aborts (singular vocative)
aborti (plural vocative)


Tonga

Tongu (singular accusative)
Tongas (singular genitive)
Tongai (singular dative)
Tongu (singular instrumental)
Tongā (singular locative)


Indonēzija

Indonēziju (singular accusative)
Indonēzijas (singular genitive)
Indonēzijai (singular dative)
Indonēziju (singular instrumental)
Indonēzijā (singular locative)


Kolumbija

Kolumbiju (singular accusative)
Kolumbijas (singular genitive)
Kolumbijai (singular dative)
Kolumbiju (singular instrumental)
Kolumbijā (singular locative)


Etiopija

Etiopiju (singular accusative)
Etiopijas (singular genitive)
Etiopijai (singular dative)
Etiopiju (singular instrumental)
Etiopijā (singular locative)


Alžīrija

Alžīriju (singular accusative)
Alžīrijas (singular genitive)
Alžīrijai (singular dative)
Alžīriju (singular instrumental)
Alžīrijā (singular locative)


Tunisija

Tunisiju (singular accusative)
Tunisijas (singular genitive)
Tunisijai (singular dative)
Tunisiju (singular instrumental)
Tunisijā (singular locative)


Lībija

Lībiju (singular accusative)
Lībijas (singular genitive)
Lībijai (singular dative)
Lībiju (singular instrumental)
Lībijā (singular locative)


Sudāna

Sudānu (singular accusative)
Sudānas (singular genitive)
Sudānai (singular dative)
Sudānu (singular instrumental)
Sudānā (singular locative)


Čada

Čadu (singular accusative)
Čadas (singular genitive)
Čadai (singular dative)
Čadu (singular instrumental)
Čadā (singular locative)


Togo

Étymologie manquante ou incomplète. Si vous la connaissez, vous pouvez l’ajouter en cliquant ici.


Benina

Beninu (singular accusative)
Beninas (singular genitive)
Beninai (singular dative)
Beninu (singular instrumental)
Beninā (singular locative)


Mozambika

Mozambiku (singular accusative)
Mozambikas (singular genitive)
Mozambikai (singular dative)
Mozambiku (singular instrumental)
Mozambikā (singular locative)


Senegāla

Senegālu (singular accusative)
Senegālas (singular genitive)
Senegālai (singular dative)
Senegālu (singular instrumental)
Senegālā (singular locative)


Paragvaja

Paragvaju (singular accusative)
Paragvajas (singular genitive)
Paragvajai (singular dative)
Paragvaju (singular instrumental)
Paragvajā (singular locative)


Bolīvija

Bolīviju (singular accusative)
Bolīvijas (singular genitive)
Bolīvijai (singular dative)
Bolīviju (singular instrumental)
Bolīvijā (singular locative)


Grieķija

Grieķiju (singular accusative)
Grieķijas (singular genitive)
Grieķijai (singular dative)
Grieķiju (singular instrumental)
Grieķijā (singular locative)


Gruzija

Gruziju (singular accusative)
Gruzijas (singular genitive)
Gruzijai (singular dative)
Gruziju (singular instrumental)
Gruzijā (singular locative)


Irāna

Irānu (singular accusative)
Irānas (singular genitive)
Irānai (singular dative)
Irānu (singular instrumental)
Irānā (singular locative)


Kambodža

Kambodžu (singular accusative)
Kambodžas (singular genitive)
Kambodžai (singular dative)
Kambodžu (singular instrumental)
Kambodžā (singular locative)


Kaboverde

Cap-Vert (archipel au large de l’Afrique).


Mauritānija

Mauritāniju (singular accusative)
Mauritānijas (singular genitive)
Mauritānijai (singular dative)
Mauritāniju (singular instrumental)
Mauritānijā (singular locative)


Trinidada un Tobago

Trinité-et-Tobago (État insulaire américain).


Andora

Andoru (singular accusative)
Andoras (singular genitive)
Andorai (singular dative)
Andoru (singular instrumental)
Andorā (singular locative)


Jordānija

Jordāniju (singular accusative)
Jordānijas (singular genitive)
Jordānijai (singular dative)
Jordāniju (singular instrumental)
Jordānijā (singular locative)


Singapūra

Singapūru (singular accusative)
Singapūras (singular genitive)
Singapūrai (singular dative)
Singapūru (singular instrumental)
Singapūrā (singular locative)


Malaizija

Malaiziju (singular accusative)
Malaizijas (singular genitive)
Malaizijai (singular dative)
Malaiziju (singular instrumental)
Malaizijā (singular locative)


Taizeme

Taizemi (singular accusative)
Taizemes (singular genitive)
Taizemei (singular dative)
Taizemi (singular instrumental)
Taizemē (singular locative)


Hondurasa

Adaptation du nom local en espagnol, qui signifie profondeurs.

Hondurasu (singular accusative)
Hondurasas (singular genitive)
Hondurasai (singular dative)
Hondurasu (singular instrumental)
Hondurasā (singular locative)


Libāna

Libānu (singular accusative)
Libānas (singular genitive)
Libānai (singular dative)
Libānu (singular instrumental)
Libānā (singular locative)


Katara

Kataru (singular accusative)
Kataras (singular genitive)
Katarai (singular dative)
Kataru (singular instrumental)
Katarā (singular locative)


Uganda

Ugandu (singular accusative)
Ugandas (singular genitive)
Ugandai (singular dative)
Ugandu (singular instrumental)
Ugandā (singular locative)


Ruanda

Ruandu (singular accusative)
Ruandas (singular genitive)
Ruandai (singular dative)
Ruandu (singular instrumental)
Ruandā (singular locative)


Libērija

Libēriju (singular accusative)
Libērijas (singular genitive)
Libērijai (singular dative)
Libēriju (singular instrumental)
Libērijā (singular locative)


Bruneja

Bruneju (singular accusative)
Brunejas (singular genitive)
Brunejai (singular dative)
Bruneju (singular instrumental)
Brunejā (singular locative)


Angola

Angolu (singular accusative)
Angolas (singular genitive)
Angolai (singular dative)
Angolu (singular instrumental)
Angolā (singular locative)


Anglija

Angliju (singular accusative)
Anglijas (singular genitive)
Anglijai (singular dative)
Angliju (singular instrumental)
Anglijā (singular locative)


Armēnija

Armēniju (singular accusative)
Armēnijas (singular genitive)
Armēnijai (singular dative)
Armēniju (singular instrumental)
Armēnijā (singular locative)


Austrālija

Austrāliju (singular accusative)
Austrālijas (singular genitive)
Austrālijai (singular dative)
Austrāliju (singular instrumental)
Austrālijā (singular locative)


Bahreina

Bahreinu (singular accusative)
Bahreinas (singular genitive)
Bahreinai (singular dative)
Bahreinu (singular instrumental)
Bahreinā (singular locative)


Rīga

Étymologie discutée :
:# De l’allemand Riga dérivé avec renforcement consonnantique du \j\ en \g\ de rija (« grange pour battre le blé »). Richard Hakluyt, en 1589, appelle la ville Rie.
:# De ringa (« courbe, sinuosité »), la ville étant située dans un golfe.
:# De l’allemand Riege, nom allemand de la Rīdzene mais la ville est traversée par la Daugava.


Samoa

Samou (singular accusative)
Samoas (singular genitive)
Samoai (singular dative)
Samou (singular instrumental)
Samoā (singular locative)


Beļģija

Beļģiju (singular accusative)
Beļģijas (singular genitive)
Beļģijai (singular dative)
Beļģiju (singular instrumental)
Beļģijā (singular locative)


Bosnija un Hercegovina

Transcription du mot d’origine Bosna i Hercegovina.

Bosniju un Herzegovinu (singular accusative)
Bosnijas un Herzegovinas (singular genitive)
Bosnijai un Herzegovinai (singular dative)
Bosniju un Herzegovinu (singular instrumental)
Bosnijā un Herzegovinā (singular locative)


Kipra

Kipru (singular accusative)
Kipras (singular genitive)
Kiprai (singular dative)
Kipru (singular instrumental)
Kiprā (singular locative)


Dānija

Dāniju (singular accusative)
Dānijas (singular genitive)
Dānijai (singular dative)
Dāniju (singular instrumental)
Dānijā (singular locative)


Somija

De Saami, nom indigène du peuple baltique.

Somiju (singular accusative)
Somijas (singular genitive)
Somijai (singular dative)
Somiju (singular instrumental)
Somijā (singular locative)


Sīrija

Sīriju (singular accusative)
Sīrijas (singular genitive)
Sīrijai (singular dative)
Sīriju (singular instrumental)
Sīrijā (singular locative)


Melnkalne

Melnkalni (singular accusative)
Melnkalnes (singular genitive)
Melnkalnei (singular dative)
Melnkalni (singular instrumental)
Melnkalnē (singular locative)


Malta

Maltu (singular accusative)
Maltas (singular genitive)
Maltai (singular dative)
Maltu (singular instrumental)
Maltā (singular locative)

Rivière lettonne qui se déverse dans le bassin du Daugava.


uzar

Deuxième personne du singulier du présent de l’indicatif de uzart.

Troisième personne du singulier du présent de l’indicatif de uzart.

Troisième personne du pluriel du présent de l’indicatif de uzart.

Deuxième personne du singulier de l’impératif de uzart.

(avec la particule lai) Troisième personne du singulier de l’impératif de uzart.

(avec la particule lai) Troisième personne du pluriel de l’impératif de uzart.


Sentvinsenta un Grenadīnas

Saint-Vincent-et-les Grenadines (pays des Antilles).


Gana

Ganu (singular accusative)
Ganas (singular genitive)
Ganai (singular dative)
Ganu (singular instrumental)
Ganā (singular locative)


Kuveita

Kuveitu (singular accusative)
Kuveitas (singular genitive)
Kuveitai (singular dative)
Kuveitu (singular instrumental)
Kuveitā (singular locative)


Kotdivuāra

Kotdivuāru (singular accusative)
Kotdivuāras (singular genitive)
Kotdivuārai (singular dative)
Kotdivuāru (singular instrumental)
Kotdivuārā (singular locative)


Volisa un Futūna

Wallis-et-Futuna (collectivité d’outre-mer française).


VDR

Abréviation de Vācijas Demokrātiskā republika.

RDA (République démocratique allemande).


Venecuēla

Venecuēlu (singular accusative)
Venecuēlas (singular genitive)
Venecuēlai (singular dative)
Venecuēlu (singular instrumental)
Venecuēlā (singular locative)


Maldīvija

Maldīviju (singular accusative)
Maldīvijas (singular genitive)
Maldīvijai (singular dative)
Maldīviju (singular instrumental)
Maldīvijā (singular locative)


Surinama

Surinamu (singular accusative)
Surinamas (singular genitive)
Surinamai (singular dative)
Surinamu (singular instrumental)
Surinamā (singular locative)


Bangladeša

Bangladešu (singular accusative)
Bangladešas (singular genitive)
Bangladešai (singular dative)
Bangladešu (singular instrumental)
Bangladešā (singular locative)


Gabona

Gabonu (singular accusative)
Gabonas (singular genitive)
Gabonai (singular dative)
Gabonu (singular instrumental)
Gabonā (singular locative)


Džibuti

Djibouti, territoire autour de cette ville.


Moldova

Moldovu (singular accusative)
Moldovas (singular genitive)
Moldovai (singular dative)
Moldovu (singular instrumental)
Moldovā (singular locative)


Maurīcija

Maurīciju (singular accusative)
Maurīcijas (singular genitive)
Maurīcijai (singular dative)
Maurīciju (singular instrumental)
Maurīcijā (singular locative)


Nigērija

Nigēriju (singular accusative)
Nigērijas (singular genitive)
Nigērijai (singular dative)
Nigēriju (singular instrumental)
Nigērijā (singular locative)


Somālija

Somāliju (singular accusative)
Somālijas (singular genitive)
Somālijai (singular dative)
Somāliju (singular instrumental)
Somālijā (singular locative)


Namībija

Namībiju (singular accusative)
Namībijas (singular genitive)
Namībijai (singular dative)
Namībiju (singular instrumental)
Namībijā (singular locative)


Svazilenda

Svazilendu (singular accusative)
Svazilendas (singular genitive)
Svazilendai (singular dative)
Svazilendu (singular instrumental)
Svazilendā (singular locative)


Franču Gviāna

Guyane (département d’outre-mer français).


Omāna

Omānu (singular accusative)
Omānas (singular genitive)
Omānai (singular dative)
Omānu (singular instrumental)
Omānā (singular locative)


Nikaragva

Nikaragvu (singular accusative)
Nikaragvas (singular genitive)
Nikaragvai (singular dative)
Nikaragvu (singular instrumental)
Nikaragvā (singular locative)


Gvatemala

Gvatemalu (singular accusative)
Gvatemalas (singular genitive)
Gvatemalai (singular dative)
Gvatemalu (singular instrumental)
Gvatemalā (singular locative)


Beliza

Belizu (singular accusative)
Belizas (singular genitive)
Belizai (singular dative)
Belizu (singular instrumental)
Belizā (singular locative)


Salvadora

Salvadoru (singular accusative)
Salvadoras (singular genitive)
Salvadorai (singular dative)
Salvadoru (singular instrumental)
Salvadorā (singular locative)

Salvador de Bahia, capitale de l’État de Bahia, au Brésil.


Panama

Panamu (singular accusative)
Panamas (singular genitive)
Panamai (singular dative)
Panamu (singular instrumental)
Panamā (singular locative)


Grenada

Grenadu (singular accusative)
Grenadas (singular genitive)
Grenadai (singular dative)
Grenadu (singular instrumental)
Grenadā (singular locative)


Gvineja

Gvineju (singular accusative)
Gvinejas (singular genitive)
Gvinejai (singular dative)
Gvineju (singular instrumental)
Gvinejā (singular locative)


log

logs (singular nominative)
logi (plural nominative)
logu (singular accusative)
logus (plural accusative)
loga (singular genitive)
logu (plural genitive)
logam (singular dative)
logiem (plural dative)
logu (singular instrumental)
logiem (plural instrumental)
logā (singular locative)
logos (plural locative)
logs (singular vocative)
logi (plural vocative)


Ziemeļkoreja

Ziemeļkoreju (singular accusative)
Ziemeļkorejas (singular genitive)
Ziemeļkorejai (singular dative)
Ziemeļkoreju (singular instrumental)
Ziemeļkorejā (singular locative)


Dienvidkoreja

Dienvidkoreju (singular accusative)
Dienvidkorejas (singular genitive)
Dienvidkorejai (singular dative)
Dienvidkoreju (singular instrumental)
Dienvidkorejā (singular locative)


Mikronēzija

Mikronēziju (singular accusative)
Mikronēzijas (singular genitive)
Mikronēzijai (singular dative)
Mikronēziju (singular instrumental)
Mikronēzijā (singular locative)


Meksika

Meksiku (singular accusative)
Meksikas (singular genitive)
Meksikai (singular dative)
Meksiku (singular instrumental)
Meksikā (singular locative)


Dominikāna

Dominikānu (singular accusative)
Dominikānas (singular genitive)
Dominikānai (singular dative)
Dominikānu (singular instrumental)
Dominikānā (singular locative)

République dominicaine (pays des Antilles).


Čehija

Čehiju (singular accusative)
Čehijas (singular genitive)
Čehijai (singular dative)
Čehiju (singular instrumental)
Čehijā (singular locative)


Centrālāfrika

Centrālāfriku (singular accusative)
Centrālāfrikas (singular genitive)
Centrālāfrikai (singular dative)
Centrālāfriku (singular instrumental)
Centrālāfrikā (singular locative)

République centrafricaine (pays africain).


Sv. Helēna

Sainte-Hélène (île de l’Atlantique sud).


Kongo Demokrātiskā Republika

Kongo Demokrātisko Republiku (singular accusative)
Kongo Demokrātiskās Republikas (singular genitive)
Kongo Demokrātiskajai Republikai (singular dative)
Kongo Demokrātisko Republiku (singular instrumental)
Kongo Demokrātiskajā Republikā (singular locative)

République Démocratique du Congo (pays africain).


Sentlūsija

Sentlūsiju (singular accusative)
Sentlūsijas (singular genitive)
Sentlūsijai (singular dative)
Sentlūsiju (singular instrumental)
Sentlūsijā (singular locative)


Rietumsahāra

Sahara occidental (territoire africain).


abai

aba (singular nominative)
abas (plural nominative)
abu (singular accusative)
abas (plural accusative)
abas (singular genitive)
abu (plural genitive)
abām (plural dative)
abu (singular instrumental)
abām (plural instrumental)
abā (singular locative)
abās (plural locative)
aba (singular vocative)
abas (plural vocative)


acu

acs (singular nominative)
acis (plural nominative)
aci (singular accusative)
acis (plural accusative)
acs (singular genitive)
acij (singular dative)
acīm (plural dative)
aci (singular instrumental)
acīm (plural instrumental)
acī (singular locative)
acīs (plural locative)
acs (singular vocative)
acis (plural vocative)


Austrumtimora

Austrumtimoru (singular accusative)
Austrumtimoras (singular genitive)
Austrumtimorai (singular dative)
Austrumtimoru (singular instrumental)
Austrumtimorā (singular locative)


Eritreja

Eritreju (singular accusative)
Eritrejas (singular genitive)
Eritrejai (singular dative)
Eritreju (singular instrumental)
Eritrejā (singular locative)


Austrumsamoa

Samoa américaines (archipel du Pacifique).


Šrilanka

Šrilanku (singular accusative)
Šrilankas (singular genitive)
Šrilankai (singular dative)
Šrilanku (singular instrumental)
Šrilankā (singular locative)


Sjerraleone

Sjerraleoni (singular accusative)
Sjerraleones (singular genitive)
Sjerraleonei (singular dative)
Sjerraleoni (singular instrumental)
Sjerraleonē (singular locative)


Serbija

Serbiju (singular accusative)
Serbijas (singular genitive)
Serbijai (singular dative)
Serbiju (singular instrumental)
Serbijā (singular locative)


abats

Du latin abbās, issu du grec ancien ἀββᾶς, lui-même issu de l’araméen אבא, ’abbā.

abati (plural nominative)
abatu (singular accusative)
abatus (plural accusative)
abata (singular genitive)
abatu (plural genitive)
abatam (singular dative)
abatiem (plural dative)
abatu (singular instrumental)
abatiem (plural instrumental)
abatā (singular locative)
abatos (plural locative)
abati (plural vocative)


Apvienotā Karaliste

Apvienoto Karalisti (singular accusative)
Apvienotās Karalistes (singular genitive)
Apvienotajai Karalistei (singular dative)
Apvienoto Karalisti (singular instrumental)
Apvienotajā Karalistē (singular locative)


Lielbritānijas un Ziemeļīrijas Apvienotā Karaliste

Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d’Irlande du Nord.


Velsa

Velsu (singular accusative)
Velsas (singular genitive)
Velsai (singular dative)
Velsu (singular instrumental)
Velsā (singular locative)


Ziemeļīrija

Ziemeļīriju (singular accusative)
Ziemeļīrijas (singular genitive)
Ziemeļīrijai (singular dative)
Ziemeļīriju (singular instrumental)
Ziemeļīrijā (singular locative)


Jaunzēlande

Jaunzēlandi (singular accusative)
Jaunzēlandes (singular genitive)
Jaunzēlandei (singular dative)
Jaunzēlandi (singular instrumental)
Jaunzēlandē (singular locative)


Nigēra

Nigēru (singular accusative)
Nigēras (singular genitive)
Nigērai (singular dative)
Nigēru (singular instrumental)
Nigērā (singular locative)


Mjanma

Mjanmu (singular accusative)
Mjanmas (singular genitive)
Mjanmai (singular dative)
Mjanmu (singular instrumental)
Mjanmā (singular locative)


Malāvija

Malāviju (singular accusative)
Malāvijas (singular genitive)
Malāvijai (singular dative)
Malāviju (singular instrumental)
Malāvijā (singular locative)


Luksemburga

Luksemburgu (singular accusative)
Luksemburgas (singular genitive)
Luksemburgai (singular dative)
Luksemburgu (singular instrumental)
Luksemburgā (singular locative)


Laosa

Laosu (singular accusative)
Laosas (singular genitive)
Laosai (singular dative)
Laosu (singular instrumental)
Laosā (singular locative)


Kenija

Keniju (singular accusative)
Kenijas (singular genitive)
Kenijai (singular dative)
Keniju (singular instrumental)
Kenijā (singular locative)


Īrija

Īriju (singular accusative)
Īrijas (singular genitive)
Īrijai (singular dative)
Īriju (singular instrumental)
Īrijā (singular locative)


Irāka

Irāku (singular accusative)
Irākas (singular genitive)
Irākai (singular dative)
Irāku (singular instrumental)
Irākā (singular locative)


Indija

Indiju (singular accusative)
Indijas (singular genitive)
Indijai (singular dative)
Indiju (singular instrumental)
Indijā (singular locative)


ASV Virdžīnu salas

Îles Vierges américaines (archipel des Caraïbes).


Britu Virdžīnu salas

Îles Vierges britanniques (archipel des Antilles).


abortos

aborts (singular nominative)
aborti (plural nominative)
abortu (singular accusative)
abortus (plural accusative)
aborta (singular genitive)
abortu (plural genitive)
abortam (singular dative)
abortiem (plural dative)
abortu (singular instrumental)
abortiem (plural instrumental)
abortā (singular locative)
aborts (singular vocative)
aborti (plural vocative)


abortu

aborts (singular nominative)
aborti (plural nominative)
abortus (plural accusative)
aborta (singular genitive)
abortam (singular dative)
abortiem (plural dative)
abortiem (plural instrumental)
abortā (singular locative)
abortos (plural locative)
aborts (singular vocative)
aborti (plural vocative)


Folklenda salas

Îles Malouines (au large de l’Argentine).


Franču Dienvidu un Antarktiskās zemes

Terres australes et antarctiques françaises.


Gajāna

Gajānu (singular accusative)
Gajānas (singular genitive)
Gajānai (singular dative)
Gajānu (singular instrumental)
Gajānā (singular locative)


Kamerūna

Kamerūnu (singular accusative)
Kamerūnas (singular genitive)
Kamerūnai (singular dative)
Kamerūnu (singular instrumental)
Kamerūnā (singular locative)


Botsvāna

Botsvānu (singular accusative)
Botsvānas (singular genitive)
Botsvānai (singular dative)
Botsvānu (singular instrumental)
Botsvānā (singular locative)


Kuba

Kubu (singular accusative)
Kubas (singular genitive)
Kubai (singular dative)
Kubu (singular instrumental)
Kubā (singular locative)


Čīle

Čīli (singular accusative)
Čīles (singular genitive)
Čīlei (singular dative)
Čīli (singular instrumental)
Čīlē (singular locative)


Butāna

Butānu (singular accusative)
Butānas (singular genitive)
Butānai (singular dative)
Butānu (singular instrumental)
Butānā (singular locative)


Kostarika

Kostariku (singular accusative)
Kostarikas (singular genitive)
Kostarikai (singular dative)
Kostariku (singular instrumental)
Kostarikā (singular locative)


Dominika

Dominiku (singular accusative)
Dominikas (singular genitive)
Dominikai (singular dative)
Dominiku (singular instrumental)
Dominikā (singular locative)


Kanāriju salas

Canaries (archipel de l’Atlantique Nord).


Ēģipte

Ēģipti (singular accusative)
Ēģiptes (singular genitive)
Ēģiptei (singular dative)
Ēģipti (singular instrumental)
Ēģiptē (singular locative)


Ekvadora

Ekvadoru (singular accusative)
Ekvadoras (singular genitive)
Ekvadorai (singular dative)
Ekvadoru (singular instrumental)
Ekvadorā (singular locative)


pils

pilis (plural nominative)
pili (singular accusative)
pilis (plural accusative)
pilu (plural genitive)
pilij (singular dative)
pilīm (plural dative)
pili (singular instrumental)
pilīm (plural instrumental)
pilī (singular locative)
pilīs (plural locative)
pilis (plural vocative)


Amerikas Savienotās Valstis

Composé de Amerika (« Amérique »), savienots (« unis ») et valsts (« État »).

Amerikas Savienoto Valstu (plural genitive)
Amerikas Savienotajām Valstīm (plural dative)
Amerikas Savienotajām Valstīm (plural instrumental)
Amerikas Savienotajās Valstīs (plural locative)


ASV

Initiales de Amerikas Savienotās Valstis (« États-Unis d’Amérique »).


Izraēla

Izraēlu (singular accusative)
Izraēlas (singular genitive)
Izraēlai (singular dative)
Izraēlu (singular instrumental)
Izraēlā (singular locative)


Luiziāna

Louisiane (un des 50 États des États-Unis d'Amérique).


Čikāga

Chicago (ville des États-Unis d’Amérique).


bismut

bismuts (singular nominative)
bismutu (singular accusative)
bismuta (singular genitive)
bismutam (singular dative)
bismutu (singular instrumental)
bismutā (singular locative)
bismuts (singular vocative)


Ņūmeksika

Nouveau-Mexique (un des 50 États des États-Unis d’Amérique).


Dienvidkarolīna

Caroline du Sud (un des 50 États des États-Unis d’Amérique).


Ziemeļkarolīna

Caroline du Nord (un des 50 États des États-Unis d’Amérique).


sala

salas (plural nominative)
salu (singular accusative)
salas (plural accusative)
salas (singular genitive)
salu (plural genitive)
salai (singular dative)
salām (plural dative)
salu (singular instrumental)
salām (plural instrumental)
salā (singular locative)
salās (plural locative)
salas (plural vocative)


nazis

naži (plural nominative)
nazi (singular accusative)
nažus (plural accusative)
naža (singular genitive)
nažu (plural genitive)
nazim (singular dative)
nažiem (plural dative)
nazi (singular instrumental)
nažiem (plural instrumental)
nazī (singular locative)
nažos (plural locative)
nazi (singular vocative)
naži (plural vocative)


zobs

zobi (plural nominative)
zobu (singular accusative)
zobus (plural accusative)
zoba (singular genitive)
zobu (plural genitive)
zobam (singular dative)
zobiem (plural dative)
zobu (singular instrumental)
zobiem (plural instrumental)
zobā (singular locative)
zobos (plural locative)
zobi (plural vocative)


tilts

tilti (plural nominative)
tiltu (singular accusative)
tiltus (plural accusative)
tilta (singular genitive)
tiltu (plural genitive)
tiltam (singular dative)
tiltiem (plural dative)
tiltu (singular instrumental)
tiltiem (plural instrumental)
tiltā (singular locative)
tiltos (plural locative)
tilti (plural vocative)


cars

cari (plural nominative)
caru (singular accusative)
carus (plural accusative)
cara (singular genitive)
caru (plural genitive)
caram (singular dative)
cariem (plural dative)
caru (singular instrumental)
cariem (plural instrumental)
carā (singular locative)
caros (plural locative)
cari (plural vocative)
cariene (feminine)


citrons

citroni (plural nominative)
citronu (singular accusative)
citronus (plural accusative)
citrona (singular genitive)
citronu (plural genitive)
citronam (singular dative)
citroniem (plural dative)
citronu (singular instrumental)
citroniem (plural instrumental)
citronā (singular locative)
citronos (plural locative)
citroni (plural vocative)


monuments

monumenti (plural nominative)
monumentu (singular accusative)
monumentus (plural accusative)
monumenta (singular genitive)
monumentu (plural genitive)
monumentam (singular dative)
monumentiem (plural dative)
monumentu (singular instrumental)
monumentiem (plural instrumental)
monumentā (singular locative)
monumentos (plural locative)
monumenti (plural vocative)


Kijeva

(Siècle à préciser) Translittération du russe Киев, Kiev.


logam

logs (singular nominative)
logi (plural nominative)
logu (singular accusative)
logus (plural accusative)
loga (singular genitive)
logu (plural genitive)
logiem (plural dative)
logu (singular instrumental)
logiem (plural instrumental)
logā (singular locative)
logos (plural locative)
logs (singular vocative)
logi (plural vocative)


Dublina

Dublin (capitale de la république d’Irlande).


Miranda

Miranda, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Prospero

Prospéro, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Karači

Variante orthographique fautive de Karāči.


Japāna

Japānu (singular accusative)
Japānas (singular genitive)
Japānai (singular dative)
Japānu (singular instrumental)
Japānā (singular locative)


karam

karš (singular nominative)
kari (plural nominative)
karu (singular accusative)
karus (plural accusative)
kara (singular genitive)
karu (plural genitive)
kariem (plural dative)
karu (singular instrumental)
kariem (plural instrumental)
karā (singular locative)
karos (plural locative)
kar (singular vocative)
kari (plural vocative)


abates

abate (singular nominative)
abati (singular accusative)
abatu (plural genitive)
abatei (singular dative)
abatēm (plural dative)
abati (singular instrumental)
abatēm (plural instrumental)
abatē (singular locative)
abatēs (plural locative)
abate (singular vocative)


abos

{:Modèle:npm}} (plural masculine nominative)
{:Modèle:npf}} (plural feminine nominative)
{:Modèle:apm}} (plural masculine accusative)
{:Modèle:apf}} (plural feminine accusative)
{:Modèle:gpm}} (plural masculine genitive)
{:Modèle:gpf}} (plural feminine genitive)
{:Modèle:dpm}} (plural masculine dative)
{:Modèle:dpf}} (plural feminine dative)
{:Modèle:ipm}} (plural masculine instrumental)
{:Modèle:ipf}} (plural feminine instrumental)
{:Modèle:lpm}} (plural masculine locative)
{:Modèle:lpf}} (plural feminine locative)


risks

riski (plural nominative)
risku (singular accusative)
riskus (plural accusative)
riska (singular genitive)
risku (plural genitive)
riskam (singular dative)
riskiem (plural dative)
risku (singular instrumental)
riskiem (plural instrumental)
riskā (singular locative)
riskos (plural locative)
riski (plural vocative)


logs

logi (plural nominative)
logu (singular accusative)
logus (plural accusative)
loga (singular genitive)
logu (plural genitive)
logam (singular dative)
logiem (plural dative)
logu (singular instrumental)
logiem (plural instrumental)
logā (singular locative)
logos (plural locative)
logi (plural vocative)


sinagoga

sinagogas (plural nominative)
sinagogu (singular accusative)
sinagogas (plural accusative)
sinagogas (singular genitive)
sinagogu (plural genitive)
sinagogai (singular dative)
sinagogām (plural dative)
sinagogu (singular instrumental)
sinagogām (plural instrumental)
sinagogā (singular locative)
sinagogās (plural locative)
sinagogas (plural vocative)


vārdnīca

vārdnīcas (plural nominative)
vārdnīcu (singular accusative)
vārdnīcas (plural accusative)
vārdnīcas (singular genitive)
vārdnīcu (plural genitive)
vārdnīcai (singular dative)
vārdnīcām (plural dative)
vārdnīcu (singular instrumental)
vārdnīcām (plural instrumental)
vārdnīcā (singular locative)
vārdnīcās (plural locative)
vārdnīcas (plural vocative)


jūra

jūras (plural nominative)
jūru (singular accusative)
jūras (plural accusative)
jūras (singular genitive)
jūru (plural genitive)
jūrai (singular dative)
jūrām (plural dative)
jūru (singular instrumental)
jūrām (plural instrumental)
jūrā (singular locative)
jūrās (plural locative)
jūras (plural vocative)

Mer, zone sombre à la surface de la Lune ou d’autres satellites naturels.

ziedu jūra


būt

De l’indo-européen commun *bʰuH-. Apparenté au lituanien būti, à l'anglais to be, au grec ancien φύω, phúô.

La troisième personne du présent ir (est, sont) a la forme négative irrégulière nav (n'est pas, ne sont pas).

Man ir divas māsas.

J'ai deux sœurs (lit. « à moi sont deux sœurs »).


abati

abats (singular nominative)
abatu (singular accusative)
abatus (plural accusative)
abata (singular genitive)
abatu (plural genitive)
abatam (singular dative)
abatiem (plural dative)
abatu (singular instrumental)
abatiem (plural instrumental)
abatā (singular locative)
abatos (plural locative)
abats (singular vocative)


abati

abate (singular nominative)
abates (plural nominative)
abates (plural accusative)
abates (singular genitive)
abatu (plural genitive)
abatei (singular dative)
abatēm (plural dative)
abatēm (plural instrumental)
abatē (singular locative)
abatēs (plural locative)
abate (singular vocative)
abates (plural vocative)


republika

republikas (plural nominative)
republiku (singular accusative)
republikas (plural accusative)
republikas (singular genitive)
republiku (plural genitive)
republikai (singular dative)
republikām (plural dative)
republiku (singular instrumental)
republikām (plural instrumental)
republikā (singular locative)
republikās (plural locative)
republikas (plural vocative)


aborts

Du latin abortus, participe passé parfait de aborior.

aborti (plural nominative)
abortu (singular accusative)
abortus (plural accusative)
aborta (singular genitive)
abortu (plural genitive)
abortam (singular dative)
abortiem (plural dative)
abortu (singular instrumental)
abortiem (plural instrumental)
abortā (singular locative)
abortos (plural locative)
aborti (plural vocative)


siens

sieni (plural nominative)
sienu (singular accusative)
sienus (plural accusative)
siena (singular genitive)
sienu (plural genitive)
sienam (singular dative)
sieniem (plural dative)
sienu (singular instrumental)
sieniem (plural instrumental)
sienā (singular locative)
sienos (plural locative)
sieni (plural vocative)


pīļknābis

De pīle, « canard », et de knābis, « bec ».


alus

ali (plural nominative)
alu (singular accusative)
alu (plural genitive)
alum (singular dative)
aliem (plural dative)
alu (singular instrumental)
aliem (plural instrumental)
alū (singular locative)
alos (plural locative)
ali (plural vocative)


Lihtenšteina

Lihtenšteinu (singular accusative)
Lihtenšteinas (singular genitive)
Lihtenšteinai (singular dative)
Lihtenšteinu (singular instrumental)
Lihtenšteinā (singular locative)


Maroka

Maroku (singular accusative)
Marokas (singular genitive)
Marokai (singular dative)
Maroku (singular instrumental)
Marokā (singular locative)


Nepāla

Nepālu (singular accusative)
Nepālas (singular genitive)
Nepālai (singular dative)
Nepālu (singular instrumental)
Nepālā (singular locative)


ziema

De l’indo-européen commun *ǵʰéi-mn̥- (« hiver ») qui donne hiems en latin.

ziemas (plural nominative)
ziemu (singular accusative)
ziemas (plural accusative)
ziemas (singular genitive)
ziemu (plural genitive)
ziemai (singular dative)
ziemām (plural dative)
ziemu (singular instrumental)
ziemām (plural instrumental)
ziemā (singular locative)
ziemās (plural locative)
ziemas (plural vocative)


Pakistāna

Pakistānu (singular accusative)
Pakistānas (singular genitive)
Pakistānai (singular dative)
Pakistānu (singular instrumental)
Pakistānā (singular locative)


Puertoriko

De l’espagnol porto, « port », et rico, « riche ».


Reinjona

Réunion (département français d’outre-mer).


Svētā Helēna

Sainte-Hélène (île de l’océan Atlantique).


ērce

ērces (plural nominative)
ērci (singular accusative)
ērces (plural accusative)
ērces (singular genitive)
ērcu (plural genitive)
ērcei (singular dative)
ērcēm (plural dative)
ērci (singular instrumental)
ērcēm (plural instrumental)
ērcē (singular locative)
ērcēs (plural locative)
ērces (plural vocative)


zirneklis

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


pase

pases (plural nominative)
pasi (singular accusative)
pases (plural accusative)
pases (singular genitive)
pasu (plural genitive)
pasei (singular dative)
pasēm (plural dative)
pasi (singular instrumental)
pasēm (plural instrumental)
pasē (singular locative)
pasēs (plural locative)
pases (plural vocative)


kaķis

kaķi (plural nominative)
kaķi (singular accusative)
kaķus (plural accusative)
kaķa (singular genitive)
kaķu (plural genitive)
kaķim (singular dative)
kaķiem (plural dative)
kaķi (singular instrumental)
kaķiem (plural instrumental)
kaķī (singular locative)
kaķos (plural locative)
kaķi (singular vocative)
kaķi (plural vocative)


zirgs

zirgi (plural nominative)
zirgu (singular accusative)
zirgus (plural accusative)
zirga (singular genitive)
zirgu (plural genitive)
zirgam (singular dative)
zirgiem (plural dative)
zirgu (singular instrumental)
zirgiem (plural instrumental)
zirgā (singular locative)
zirgos (plural locative)
zirgi (plural vocative)


olas

ola (singular nominative)
olu (singular accusative)
olu (plural genitive)
olai (singular dative)
olām (plural dative)
olu (singular instrumental)
olām (plural instrumental)
olā (singular locative)
olās (plural locative)
ola (singular vocative)


abaka

abakas (plural nominative)
abaku (singular accusative)
abakas (plural accusative)
abakas (singular genitive)
abaku (plural genitive)
abakai (singular dative)
abakām (plural dative)
abaku (singular instrumental)
abakām (plural instrumental)
abakā (singular locative)
abakās (plural locative)
abakas (plural vocative)

Abaca (Musa textilis) (sorte de bananier).


abaka

abaks (singular nominative)
abaki (plural nominative)
abaku (singular accusative)
abakus (plural accusative)
abaku (plural genitive)
abakam (singular dative)
abakiem (plural dative)
abaku (singular instrumental)
abakiem (plural instrumental)
abakā (singular locative)
abakos (plural locative)
abaks (singular vocative)
abaki (plural vocative)


abaku

abaks (singular nominative)
abaki (plural nominative)
abakus (plural accusative)
abaka (singular genitive)
abakam (singular dative)
abakiem (plural dative)
abakiem (plural instrumental)
abakā (singular locative)
abakos (plural locative)
abaks (singular vocative)
abaki (plural vocative)


astu

aste (singular nominative)
astes (plural nominative)
asti (singular accusative)
astes (plural accusative)
astes (singular genitive)
astei (singular dative)
astēm (plural dative)
asti (singular instrumental)
astēm (plural instrumental)
astē (singular locative)
astēs (plural locative)
aste (singular vocative)
astes (plural vocative)


abatu

abats (singular nominative)
abati (plural nominative)
abatus (plural accusative)
abata (singular genitive)
abatam (singular dative)
abatiem (plural dative)
abatiem (plural instrumental)
abatā (singular locative)
abatos (plural locative)
abats (singular vocative)
abati (plural vocative)


abatu

abate (singular nominative)
abates (plural nominative)
abati (singular accusative)
abates (plural accusative)
abates (singular genitive)
abatei (singular dative)
abatēm (plural dative)
abati (singular instrumental)
abatēm (plural instrumental)
abatē (singular locative)
abatēs (plural locative)
abate (singular vocative)
abates (plural vocative)


logus

logs (singular nominative)
logi (plural nominative)
logu (singular accusative)
loga (singular genitive)
logu (plural genitive)
logam (singular dative)
logiem (plural dative)
logu (singular instrumental)
logiem (plural instrumental)
logā (singular locative)
logos (plural locative)
logs (singular vocative)
logi (plural vocative)


logu

logs (singular nominative)
logi (plural nominative)
logus (plural accusative)
loga (singular genitive)
logam (singular dative)
logiem (plural dative)
logiem (plural instrumental)
logā (singular locative)
logos (plural locative)
logs (singular vocative)
logi (plural vocative)


pasu

pase (singular nominative)
pases (plural nominative)
pasi (singular accusative)
pases (plural accusative)
pases (singular genitive)
pasei (singular dative)
pasēm (plural dative)
pasi (singular instrumental)
pasēm (plural instrumental)
pasē (singular locative)
pasēs (plural locative)
pase (singular vocative)
pases (plural vocative)


hekto-

Du grec ancien ἑκατόν, hekaton (« cent »).


tornis

torņi (plural nominative)
torni (singular accusative)
torņus (plural accusative)
torņa (singular genitive)
torņu (plural genitive)
tornim (singular dative)
torņiem (plural dative)
torni (singular instrumental)
torņiem (plural instrumental)
tornī (singular locative)
torņos (plural locative)
torni (singular vocative)
torņi (plural vocative)


astat

astats (singular nominative)
astatu (singular accusative)
astata (singular genitive)
astatam (singular dative)
astatu (singular instrumental)
astatā (singular locative)
astats (singular vocative)


borij

borijs (singular nominative)
boriju (singular accusative)
borija (singular genitive)
borijam (singular dative)
boriju (singular instrumental)
borijā (singular locative)
borijs (singular vocative)


abonenta

abonents (singular nominative)
abonenti (plural nominative)
abonentu (singular accusative)
abonentus (plural accusative)
abonentu (plural genitive)
abonentam (singular dative)
abonentiem (plural dative)
abonentu (singular instrumental)
abonentiem (plural instrumental)
abonentā (singular locative)
abonentos (plural locative)
abonents (singular vocative)
abonenti (plural vocative)


abonentu

abonents (singular nominative)
abonenti (plural nominative)
abonentus (plural accusative)
abonenta (singular genitive)
abonentam (singular dative)
abonentiem (plural dative)
abonentiem (plural instrumental)
abonentā (singular locative)
abonentos (plural locative)
abonents (singular vocative)
abonenti (plural vocative)


Antici

(1975) Nommé d'après le délégué italien Paolo Antici.


astata

astats (singular nominative)
astatu (singular accusative)
astatam (singular dative)
astatu (singular instrumental)
astatā (singular locative)
astats (singular vocative)


astatu

astats (singular nominative)
astata (singular genitive)
astatam (singular dative)
astatā (singular locative)
astats (singular vocative)


balsi

balss (singular nominative)
balsis (plural nominative)
balsis (plural accusative)
balss (singular genitive)
balsu (plural genitive)
balsij (singular dative)
balsīm (plural dative)
balsīm (plural instrumental)
balsī (singular locative)
balsīs (plural locative)
balss (singular vocative)
balsis (plural vocative)


dinastija

dinastijas (plural nominative)
dinastiju (singular accusative)
dinastijas (plural accusative)
dinastijas (singular genitive)
dinastiju (plural genitive)
dinastijai (singular dative)
dinastijām (plural dative)
dinastiju (singular instrumental)
dinastijām (plural instrumental)
dinastijā (singular locative)
dinastijās (plural locative)
dinastijas (plural vocative)


betona

betons (singular nominative)
betoni (plural nominative)
betonu (singular accusative)
betonus (plural accusative)
betonu (plural genitive)
betonam (singular dative)
betoniem (plural dative)
betonu (singular instrumental)
betoniem (plural instrumental)
betonā (singular locative)
betonos (plural locative)
betons (singular vocative)
betoni (plural vocative)


betoni

betons (singular nominative)
betonu (singular accusative)
betonus (plural accusative)
betona (singular genitive)
betonu (plural genitive)
betonam (singular dative)
betoniem (plural dative)
betonu (singular instrumental)
betoniem (plural instrumental)
betonā (singular locative)
betonos (plural locative)
betons (singular vocative)


betonu

betons (singular nominative)
betoni (plural nominative)
betonus (plural accusative)
betona (singular genitive)
betonam (singular dative)
betoniem (plural dative)
betoniem (plural instrumental)
betonā (singular locative)
betonos (plural locative)
betons (singular vocative)
betoni (plural vocative)


borija

borijs (singular nominative)
boriju (singular accusative)
borijam (singular dative)
boriju (singular instrumental)
borijā (singular locative)
borijs (singular vocative)


boriju

borijs (singular nominative)
borija (singular genitive)
borijam (singular dative)
borijā (singular locative)
borijs (singular vocative)


grāmata

Probablement du grec γραμματα, grammata qui est le pluriel de γράμμα (gramma), « lettre ».

grāmatas (plural nominative)
grāmatu (singular accusative)
grāmatas (plural accusative)
grāmatas (singular genitive)
grāmatu (plural genitive)
grāmatai (singular dative)
grāmatām (plural dative)
grāmatu (singular instrumental)
grāmatām (plural instrumental)
grāmatā (singular locative)
grāmatās (plural locative)
grāmatas (plural vocative)


Estere

Esteres (plural nominative)
Esteri (singular accusative)
Esteres (plural accusative)
Esteres (singular genitive)
Esteru (plural genitive)
Esterei (singular dative)
Esterēm (plural dative)
Esteri (singular instrumental)
Esterēm (plural instrumental)
Esterē (singular locative)
Esterēs (plural locative)
Esteres (plural vocative)


ikona

ikonas (plural nominative)
ikonu (singular accusative)
ikonas (plural accusative)
ikonas (singular genitive)
ikonu (plural genitive)
ikonai (singular dative)
ikonām (plural dative)
ikonu (singular instrumental)
ikonām (plural instrumental)
ikonā (singular locative)
ikonās (plural locative)
ikonas (plural vocative)


vāvere

De l’indo-européen commun. Apparenté au lituanien voverė, au latin viverra.


dators

datori (plural nominative)
datoru (singular accusative)
datorus (plural accusative)
datora (singular genitive)
datoru (plural genitive)
datoram (singular dative)
datoriem (plural dative)
datoru (singular instrumental)
datoriem (plural instrumental)
datorā (singular locative)
datoros (plural locative)
datori (plural vocative)


kapela

kapelas (plural nominative)
kapelu (singular accusative)
kapelas (plural accusative)
kapelas (singular genitive)
kapelu (plural genitive)
kapelai (singular dative)
kapelām (plural dative)
kapelu (singular instrumental)
kapelām (plural instrumental)
kapelā (singular locative)
kapelās (plural locative)
kapelas (plural vocative)


koks

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


mugurkauls

mugurkauli (plural nominative)
mugurkaulu (singular accusative)
mugurkaulus (plural accusative)
mugurkaula (singular genitive)
mugurkaulu (plural genitive)
mugurkaulam (singular dative)
mugurkauliem (plural dative)
mugurkaulu (singular instrumental)
mugurkauliem (plural instrumental)
mugurkaulā (singular locative)
mugurkaulos (plural locative)
mugurkauli (plural vocative)


zeķe

zeķes (plural nominative)
zeķi (singular accusative)
zeķes (plural accusative)
zeķes (singular genitive)
zeķu (plural genitive)
zeķei (singular dative)
zeķēm (plural dative)
zeķi (singular instrumental)
zeķēm (plural instrumental)
zeķē (singular locative)
zeķēs (plural locative)
zeķes (plural vocative)


dzimumzīme

dzimumzīmes (plural nominative)
dzimumzīmi (singular accusative)
dzimumzīmes (plural accusative)
dzimumzīmes (singular genitive)
dzimumzīmu (plural genitive)
dzimumzīmei (singular dative)
dzimumzīmēm (plural dative)
dzimumzīmi (singular instrumental)
dzimumzīmēm (plural instrumental)
dzimumzīmē (singular locative)
dzimumzīmēs (plural locative)
dzimumzīmes (plural vocative)


ūdrs

ūdri (plural nominative)
ūdru (singular accusative)
ūdrus (plural accusative)
ūdra (singular genitive)
ūdru (plural genitive)
ūdram (singular dative)
ūdriem (plural dative)
ūdru (singular instrumental)
ūdriem (plural instrumental)
ūdrā (singular locative)
ūdros (plural locative)
ūdri (plural vocative)


akvedukts

akvedukti (plural nominative)
akveduktu (singular accusative)
akveduktus (plural accusative)
akvedukta (singular genitive)
akveduktu (plural genitive)
akveduktam (singular dative)
akveduktiem (plural dative)
akveduktu (singular instrumental)
akveduktiem (plural instrumental)
akveduktā (singular locative)
akveduktos (plural locative)
akvedukti (plural vocative)


Sarkangalvīte

Petit Chaperon rouge (surnom d’une héroïne d’un conte de Charles Perrault).


zemi

zeme (singular nominative)
zemes (plural nominative)
zemes (plural accusative)
zemes (singular genitive)
zemju (plural genitive)
zemei (singular dative)
zemēm (plural dative)
zemēm (plural instrumental)
zemē (singular locative)
zemēs (plural locative)
zeme (singular vocative)
zemes (plural vocative)


monologs

monologi (plural nominative)
monologu (singular accusative)
monologus (plural accusative)
monologa (singular genitive)
monologu (plural genitive)
monologam (singular dative)
monologiem (plural dative)
monologu (singular instrumental)
monologiem (plural instrumental)
monologā (singular locative)
monologos (plural locative)
monologi (plural vocative)


organisms

organismi (plural nominative)
organismu (singular accusative)
organismus (plural accusative)
organisma (singular genitive)
organismu (plural genitive)
organismam (singular dative)
organismiem (plural dative)
organismu (singular instrumental)
organismiem (plural instrumental)
organismā (singular locative)
organismos (plural locative)
organismi (plural vocative)


labs

laba (singular feminine nominative)
labi (plural masculine nominative)
labas (plural feminine nominative)
labu (singular masculine accusative)
labu (singular feminine accusative)
labus (plural masculine accusative)
labas (plural feminine accusative)
laba (singular masculine genitive)
labas (singular feminine genitive)
labu (plural masculine genitive)
labu (plural feminine genitive)
labam (singular masculine dative)
labai (singular feminine dative)
labiem (plural masculine dative)
labām (plural feminine dative)
labu (singular masculine instrumental)
labu (singular feminine instrumental)
labiem (plural masculine instrumental)
labām (plural feminine instrumental)
labā (singular masculine locative)
labā (singular feminine locative)
labos (plural masculine locative)
labās (plural feminine locative)

Bon, qui a des qualités conformes à ce que l’on attendait de lui.

Bon, ce qui est avantageux, favorable, utile, convenable.


divi

De l’indo-européen commun *dwóh₁. Apparenté au français deux.

{:Modèle:npm}} (plural masculine nominative)
{:Modèle:npf}} (plural feminine nominative)
{:Modèle:apm}} (plural masculine accusative)
{:Modèle:apf}} (plural feminine accusative)
{:Modèle:gpm}} (plural masculine genitive)
{:Modèle:gpf}} (plural feminine genitive)
{:Modèle:dpm}} (plural masculine dative)
{:Modèle:dpf}} (plural feminine dative)
{:Modèle:ipm}} (plural masculine instrumental)
{:Modèle:ipf}} (plural feminine instrumental)
{:Modèle:lpm}} (plural masculine locative)
{:Modèle:lpf}} (plural feminine locative)


darbs

darbi (plural nominative)
darbu (singular accusative)
darbus (plural accusative)
darba (singular genitive)
darbu (plural genitive)
darbam (singular dative)
darbiem (plural dative)
darbu (singular instrumental)
darbiem (plural instrumental)
darbā (singular locative)
darbos (plural locative)
darbi (plural vocative)


abakas

abaka (singular nominative)
abaku (singular accusative)
abaku (plural genitive)
abakai (singular dative)
abakām (plural dative)
abaku (singular instrumental)
abakām (plural instrumental)
abakā (singular locative)
abakās (plural locative)
abaka (singular vocative)


osta

ostas (plural nominative)
ostu (singular accusative)
ostas (plural accusative)
ostas (singular genitive)
ostu (plural genitive)
ostai (singular dative)
ostām (plural dative)
ostu (singular instrumental)
ostām (plural instrumental)
ostā (singular locative)
ostās (plural locative)
ostas (plural vocative)

Port, infrastructure construite par l’homme destinée à accueillir des bateaux et navires.


loga

logs (singular nominative)
logi (plural nominative)
logu (singular accusative)
logus (plural accusative)
logu (plural genitive)
logam (singular dative)
logiem (plural dative)
logu (singular instrumental)
logiem (plural instrumental)
logā (singular locative)
logos (plural locative)
logs (singular vocative)
logi (plural vocative)


lapsa

De l’indo-européen commun. Apparenté au latin volpes.


abortam

aborts (singular nominative)
aborti (plural nominative)
abortu (singular accusative)
abortus (plural accusative)
aborta (singular genitive)
abortu (plural genitive)
abortiem (plural dative)
abortu (singular instrumental)
abortiem (plural instrumental)
abortā (singular locative)
abortos (plural locative)
aborts (singular vocative)
aborti (plural vocative)


viss

visa (singular feminine nominative)
visi (plural masculine nominative)
visas (plural feminine nominative)
visu (singular masculine accusative)
visu (singular feminine accusative)
visus (plural masculine accusative)
visas (plural feminine accusative)
visa (singular masculine genitive)
visas (singular feminine genitive)
visu (plural masculine genitive)
visu (plural feminine genitive)
visam (singular masculine dative)
visai (singular feminine dative)
visiem (plural masculine dative)
visām (plural feminine dative)
visu (singular masculine instrumental)
visu (singular feminine instrumental)
visiem (plural masculine instrumental)
visām (plural feminine instrumental)
visā (singular masculine locative)
visā (singular feminine locative)
visos (plural masculine locative)
visās (plural feminine locative)


zeme

zemes (plural nominative)
zemi (singular accusative)
zemes (plural accusative)
zemes (singular genitive)
zemju (plural genitive)
zemei (singular dative)
zemēm (plural dative)
zemi (singular instrumental)
zemēm (plural instrumental)
zemē (singular locative)
zemēs (plural locative)
zemes (plural vocative)

(habituellement Zeme) Terre (troisième planète du système solaire)


Zeme

Zemi (singular accusative)
Zemes (singular genitive)
Zemei (singular dative)
Zemi (singular instrumental)
Zemē (singular locative)


zars

zari (plural nominative)
zaru (singular accusative)
zarus (plural accusative)
zara (singular genitive)
zaru (plural genitive)
zaram (singular dative)
zariem (plural dative)
zaru (singular instrumental)
zariem (plural instrumental)
zarā (singular locative)
zaros (plural locative)
zari (plural vocative)


acs

De l’indo-européen commun *h₃ekʷ-. Apparenté à l'anglais eye, au latin oculus (→ français œil).

acis (plural nominative)
aci (singular accusative)
acis (plural accusative)
acu (plural genitive)
acij (singular dative)
acīm (plural dative)
aci (singular instrumental)
acīm (plural instrumental)
acī (singular locative)
acīs (plural locative)
acis (plural vocative)


pārstāvis

pārstāvji (plural nominative)
pārstāvi (singular accusative)
pārstāvjus (plural accusative)
pārstāvja (singular genitive)
pārstāvju (plural genitive)
pārstāvim (singular dative)
pārstāvjiem (plural dative)
pārstāvi (singular instrumental)
pārstāvjiem (plural instrumental)
pārstāvī (singular locative)
pārstāvjos (plural locative)
pārstāvi (singular vocative)
pārstāvji (plural vocative)


atomskaitlis

Numéro atomique, nombre atomique, nombre de charge.


Malaga

De l’espagnol Málaga, issu du latin Malaca.


radiāns

radiāni (plural nominative)
radiānu (singular accusative)
radiānus (plural accusative)
radiāna (singular genitive)
radiānu (plural genitive)
radiānam (singular dative)
radiāniem (plural dative)
radiānu (singular instrumental)
radiāniem (plural instrumental)
radiānā (singular locative)
radiānos (plural locative)
radiāni (plural vocative)


suni

suns (singular nominative)
suņi (plural nominative)
suņus (plural accusative)
suņa (singular genitive)
suņu (plural genitive)
sunim (singular dative)
suņiem (plural dative)
suņiem (plural instrumental)
sunī (singular locative)
suņos (plural locative)
suņi (plural vocative)


virsis

Apparenté au lituanien viržis ; du proto-balto-slave qui donne le tchèque vřes.


induktivitāte

Inductance (propriété d’un courant électrique).


glezna

gleznas (plural nominative)
gleznu (singular accusative)
gleznas (plural accusative)
gleznas (singular genitive)
gleznu (plural genitive)
gleznai (singular dative)
gleznām (plural dative)
gleznu (singular instrumental)
gleznām (plural instrumental)
gleznā (singular locative)
gleznās (plural locative)
gleznas (plural vocative)


lācene

Mûre des marais, ronce des tourbières, plaquebière, (Rubus chamaemorus (L.)).


riekstrozis

Casse-noix moucheté (Nucifraga caryocatactes).


zivs

zivis (plural nominative)
zivi (singular accusative)
zivis (plural accusative)
zivu (plural genitive)
zivij (singular dative)
zivīm (plural dative)
zivi (singular instrumental)
zivīm (plural instrumental)
zivī (singular locative)
zivīs (plural locative)
zivis (plural vocative)


ūdens

De l’indo-européen commun *wódr̥. Apparenté à l'anglais water, au russe вода, au latin unda (→ français onde).

ūdeņi (plural nominative)
ūdeni (singular accusative)
ūdeņus (plural accusative)
ūdeņu (plural genitive)
ūdenim (singular dative)
ūdeņiem (plural dative)
ūdeni (singular instrumental)
ūdeņiem (plural instrumental)
ūdenī (singular locative)
ūdeņos (plural locative)
ūdeni (singular vocative)
ūdeņi (plural vocative)

dzeramais ūdens — eau potable


hromosoma

hromosomas (plural nominative)
hromosomu (singular accusative)
hromosomas (plural accusative)
hromosomas (singular genitive)
hromosomu (plural genitive)
hromosomai (singular dative)
hromosomām (plural dative)
hromosomu (singular instrumental)
hromosomām (plural instrumental)
hromosomā (singular locative)
hromosomās (plural locative)
hromosomas (plural vocative)


deguns

deguni (plural nominative)
degunu (singular accusative)
degunus (plural accusative)
deguna (singular genitive)
degunu (plural genitive)
degunam (singular dative)
deguniem (plural dative)
degunu (singular instrumental)
deguniem (plural instrumental)
degunā (singular locative)
degunos (plural locative)
deguni (plural vocative)


putns

putni (plural nominative)
putnu (singular accusative)
putnus (plural accusative)
putna (singular genitive)
putnu (plural genitive)
putnam (singular dative)
putniem (plural dative)
putnu (singular instrumental)
putniem (plural instrumental)
putnā (singular locative)
putnos (plural locative)
putni (plural vocative)


naktis

nakts (singular nominative)
nakti (singular accusative)
nakts (singular genitive)
nakšu (plural genitive)
naktij (singular dative)
naktīm (plural dative)
nakti (singular instrumental)
naktīm (plural instrumental)
naktī (singular locative)
naktīs (plural locative)
nakts (singular vocative)


piens

pieni (plural nominative)
pienu (singular accusative)
pienus (plural accusative)
piena (singular genitive)
pienu (plural genitive)
pienam (singular dative)
pieniem (plural dative)
pienu (singular instrumental)
pieniem (plural instrumental)
pienā (singular locative)
pienos (plural locative)
pieni (plural vocative)


avs

De l’indo-européen commun *h₂ówis. Apparenté au latin ovis.


medus

medu (singular accusative)
medum (singular dative)
medu (singular instrumental)
medū (singular locative)


jūs

Vous, deuxième personne du pluriel au nominatif, également singulier de politesse.


četri

De l’indo-européen commun *kʷetwóres. Apparenté au français quatre.

{:Modèle:npm}} (plural masculine nominative)
{:Modèle:npf}} (plural feminine nominative)
{:Modèle:apm}} (plural masculine accusative)
{:Modèle:apf}} (plural feminine accusative)
{:Modèle:gpm}} (plural masculine genitive)
{:Modèle:gpf}} (plural feminine genitive)
{:Modèle:dpm}} (plural masculine dative)
{:Modèle:dpf}} (plural feminine dative)
{:Modèle:ipm}} (plural masculine instrumental)
{:Modèle:ipf}} (plural feminine instrumental)
{:Modèle:lpm}} (plural masculine locative)
{:Modèle:lpf}} (plural feminine locative)


seši

De l’indo-européen commun *swéḱs. Apparenté au français six.


septiņi

De l’indo-européen commun *septḿ̥. Apparenté au français sept.


astoņi

De l’indo-européen commun *oḱtṓw. Apparenté au français huit.


deviņi

De l’indo-européen commun *h₁néwn̥. Apparenté au français neuf.


pieci

De l’indo-européen commun *pénkʷe. Apparenté au français cinq.


spalva

spalvas (plural nominative)
spalvu (singular accusative)
spalvas (plural accusative)
spalvas (singular genitive)
spalvu (plural genitive)
spalvai (singular dative)
spalvām (plural dative)
spalvu (singular instrumental)
spalvām (plural instrumental)
spalvā (singular locative)
spalvās (plural locative)
spalvas (plural vocative)


diena

dienas (plural nominative)
dienu (singular accusative)
dienas (plural accusative)
dienas (singular genitive)
dienu (plural genitive)
dienai (singular dative)
dienām (plural dative)
dienu (singular instrumental)
dienām (plural instrumental)
dienā (singular locative)
dienās (plural locative)
dienas (plural vocative)

Lietojiet vienu tableti dienā.

Nedēļā ir septiņas dienas.


dievs

dievi (plural nominative)
dievu (singular accusative)
dievus (plural accusative)
dieva (singular genitive)
dievu (plural genitive)
dievam (singular dative)
dieviem (plural dative)
dievu (singular instrumental)
dieviem (plural instrumental)
dievā (singular locative)
dievos (plural locative)
dievi (plural vocative)


zoss

zosis (plural nominative)
zosi (singular accusative)
zosis (plural accusative)
zosu (plural genitive)
zosij (singular dative)
zosīm (plural dative)
zosi (singular instrumental)
zosīm (plural instrumental)
zosī (singular locative)
zosīs (plural locative)
zosis (plural vocative)


auss

ausis (plural nominative)
ausi (singular accusative)
ausis (plural accusative)
ausu (plural genitive)
ausij (singular dative)
ausīm (plural dative)
ausi (singular instrumental)
ausīm (plural instrumental)
ausī (singular locative)
ausīs (plural locative)
ausis (plural vocative)


balsis

balss (singular nominative)
balsi (singular accusative)
balss (singular genitive)
balsu (plural genitive)
balsij (singular dative)
balsīm (plural dative)
balsi (singular instrumental)
balsīm (plural instrumental)
balsī (singular locative)
balsīs (plural locative)
balss (singular vocative)


mēness

mēneši (plural nominative)
mēnesi (singular accusative)
mēnešus (plural accusative)
mēnešu (plural genitive)
mēnesim (singular dative)
mēnešiem (plural dative)
mēnesi (singular instrumental)
mēnešiem (plural instrumental)
mēnesī (singular locative)
mēnešos (plural locative)
mēnesi (singular vocative)
mēneši (plural vocative)


mēnesis

mēneši (plural nominative)
mēnesi (singular accusative)
mēnešus (plural accusative)
mēneša (singular genitive)
mēnešu (plural genitive)
mēnesim (singular dative)
mēnešiem (plural dative)
mēnesi (singular instrumental)
mēnešiem (plural instrumental)
mēnesī (singular locative)
mēnešos (plural locative)
mēnesi (singular vocative)
mēneši (plural vocative)


menisks

meniski (plural nominative)
menisku (singular accusative)
meniskus (plural accusative)
meniska (singular genitive)
menisku (plural genitive)
meniskam (singular dative)
meniskiem (plural dative)
menisku (singular instrumental)
meniskiem (plural instrumental)
meniskā (singular locative)
meniskos (plural locative)
meniski (plural vocative)


māte

mātes (plural nominative)
māti (singular accusative)
mātes (plural accusative)
mātes (singular genitive)
māšu (plural genitive)
mātei (singular dative)
mātēm (plural dative)
māti (singular instrumental)
mātēm (plural instrumental)
mātē (singular locative)
mātēs (plural locative)
mātes (plural vocative)


meita

meitas (plural nominative)
meitu (singular accusative)
meitas (plural accusative)
meitas (singular genitive)
meitu (plural genitive)
meitai (singular dative)
meitām (plural dative)
meitu (singular instrumental)
meitām (plural instrumental)
meitā (singular locative)
meitās (plural locative)
meitas (plural vocative)


meitasvīrs

meitasvīri (plural nominative)
meitasvīru (singular accusative)
meitasvīrus (plural accusative)
meitasvīra (singular genitive)
meitasvīru (plural genitive)
meitasvīram (singular dative)
meitasvīriem (plural dative)
meitasvīru (singular instrumental)
meitasvīriem (plural instrumental)
meitasvīrā (singular locative)
meitasvīros (plural locative)
meitasvīri (plural vocative)


sniegs

sniegi (plural nominative)
sniegu (singular accusative)
sniegus (plural accusative)
sniega (singular genitive)
sniegu (plural genitive)
sniegam (singular dative)
sniegiem (plural dative)
sniegu (singular instrumental)
sniegiem (plural instrumental)
sniegā (singular locative)
sniegos (plural locative)
sniegi (plural vocative)


stunda

Emprunt à une langue germanique. Voir l’allemand Stunde.


desmit

De l’indo-européen commun *déḱm̥t. Apparenté au français dix.


brālis

De l’indo-européen commun *bʰréh₂tēr. Apparenté au lituanien brolis, à l’anglais brother.

brāļi (plural nominative)
brāli (singular accusative)
brāļus (plural accusative)
brāļa (singular genitive)
brāļu (plural genitive)
brālim (singular dative)
brāļiem (plural dative)
brāli (singular instrumental)
brāļiem (plural instrumental)
brālī (singular locative)
brāļos (plural locative)
brāli (singular vocative)
brāļi (plural vocative)


dēls

dēli (plural nominative)
dēlu (singular accusative)
dēlus (plural accusative)
dēla (singular genitive)
dēlu (plural genitive)
dēlam (singular dative)
dēliem (plural dative)
dēlu (singular instrumental)
dēliem (plural instrumental)
dēlā (singular locative)
dēlos (plural locative)
dēli (plural vocative)


vārds

De l’indo-européen commun *werdʰo- (en). Apparenté au lituanien vardas, à l'anglais word, au latin verbum.

vārdi (plural nominative)
vārdu (singular accusative)
vārdus (plural accusative)
vārda (singular genitive)
vārdu (plural genitive)
vārdam (singular dative)
vārdiem (plural dative)
vārdu (singular instrumental)
vārdiem (plural instrumental)
vārdā (singular locative)
vārdos (plural locative)
vārdi (plural vocative)


zvaigzne

Apparenté au lituanien žvaigždė, au russe звезда.


tēvs

Du proto-balte *tevas. De l'indo-européen commun *te- (père). Apparenté au lituanien tėvas.

tēvi (plural nominative)
tēvu (singular accusative)
tēvus (plural accusative)
tēva (singular genitive)
tēvu (plural genitive)
tēvam (singular dative)
tēviem (plural dative)
tēvu (singular instrumental)
tēviem (plural instrumental)
tēvā (singular locative)
tēvos (plural locative)
tēvi (plural vocative)


temperatūra

(Date à préciser) Du latin temperatura. référence nécessaire (pourquoi ? résoudre le problème)


mīkstinājuma zīme

signe diacritique de l’écriture latine utilisé sous les lettres lettonnes mouillées ‹ Ģ ģ, Ķ ķ, Ļ ļ, Ņ ņ › (culbuté et suscrit sur ‹ g ›), et anciennement ‹ Ŗ ŗ ›.

signe mou ‹ ь › de l’écriture cyrillique.


sediļa

Lai rakstītu tādas rakstzīmes kā vācu valodas umlauts (ö), spāņu valodas tilde (ñ), turku valodas sediļa (Ç) vai pat atzīmes simbols, veiciet kādu no šīm darbībām: ….
Pour écrire des caractères tels que des trémas allemands (ö), le tilde espagnol (ñ), la cédille turc (ç), ou même symbole marque, effectuez l’une des actions suivantes : ….

« Valodu pārslēgšana, iestatot valodas », Excel – Office.com, 2013

Vaj tiešam latvju kultūras darbinieki nenoskārst, ka rakstībā atspoguļojas tautas dvēcele, — mietpilsoniska, sīkumiga un skarba, ka isemotie gotu burti, vaj aristokrātiska, mākslota un smalka, kā franču skripts ar viņa kāsišim (akcentiem, sediļu, tremu un apostrofu), vaj ari demokrātiska, vienkārša un brīva, kā angļu rakstības nesakropļotie la tiņu burti!

Jaņa A.Ozoliņa, « Vārds par Latvji Nelatvisko Rakstibu I», Amerikas Atbalss, nᵒ 30, 28 juillet 1921

Tikai angli iztiek bez kādām papildu zīmēm —akcentiem, sediļam švīkām, trēmam jumtiņiem, radziņiem u.c., kas izraibo latiņu un slāvu rakstibas.

Jaņa A.Ozoliņa, « Vārds par Latvji nelatvisko rakstibu III», Amerikas Atbalss, nᵒ 40, 6 octobre 1921


komats

komati (plural nominative)
komatu (singular accusative)
komatus (plural accusative)
komata (singular genitive)
komatu (plural genitive)
komatam (singular dative)
komatiem (plural dative)
komatu (singular instrumental)
komatiem (plural instrumental)
komatā (singular locative)
komatos (plural locative)
komati (plural vocative)


garumzīme

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


n-dodekānskābe

Synonyme de laurīnskābe (acide laurique).


selaholskābe

Synonyme de nervonskābe (acide nervonique).


cetiletiķskābe

Synonyme de stearīnskābe (acide stéarique).


metānskābe

Synonyme de skudrskābe (acide formique).


n-dekānskābe

Synonyme de kaprīnskābe (acide caprique).


n-nonānskābe

Synonyme de pelargonskābe (acide pélargonique).


n-heptānskābe

Synonyme de enantskābe (acide énanthique).


n-tetradekānskābe

Synonyme de miristīnskābe (acide myristique).


miristīnskābe

Acide myristique (acide tétradécanoïque).


cetilskābe

Synonyme de palmitīnskābe (acide palmitique).


palmitīnskābe

Acide palmitique (acide hexadécanoïque).


n-heptadekānskābe

Synonyme de margarīnskābe (acide margarique).


margarīnskābe

Acide margarique (acide heptadécanoïque).


eikozānskābe

Synonyme de arahīnskābe (acide eicosanoïque).


dokozānskābe

Synonyme de behenskābe (acide béhénique).


lignocerīnskābe

Acide lignocérique (acide tétracosanoïque).


tetrakozānskābe

Synonyme de lignocerīnskābe (acide lignocérique).


heksakozānskābe

Synonyme de cerotīnskābe (acide cérotique).


triakontānskābe

Synonyme de melisīnskābe (acide mélissique).


melisīnskābe

Acide mélissique (acide triacontanoïque).


etānkarbonskābe

Synonyme de propionskābe (acide propionique).


propānkarbonskābe

Synonyme de sviestskābe (acide butyrique).


n-pentānskābe

Synonyme de baldriānskābe (acide valérique).


pentānkarbonskābe

Synonyme de kapronskābe (acide caproïque).


n-oktānskābe

Synonyme de kaprilskābe (acide caprylique).


undekānkarbonskābe

Synonyme de laurīnskābe (acide laurique).


uguns

De l’indo-européen commun *h₁ngʷni-. Apparenté au latin ignis.

ugunis (plural nominative)
uguni (singular accusative)
ugunis (plural accusative)
ugunu (plural genitive)
ugunij (singular dative)
ugunīm (plural dative)
uguni (singular instrumental)
ugunīm (plural instrumental)
ugunī (singular locative)
ugunīs (plural locative)
ugunis (plural vocative)


α-linolēnskābe

Acide α-linolénique (acide octadéca-9Z,12Z,15Z-triénoïque).


linolēnskābe

Synonyme de α-linolēnskābe (acide α-linolénique).


klupanodonskābe

Acide clupanodonique (acide docosa-7Z,10Z,13Z,16Z,19Z-pentaénoïque).


Synonyme de klupanodonskābe (acide clupanodonique).


cervonskābe

Acide docosahexaénoïque (acide docosa-4Z,7Z,10Z,13Z,16Z,19Z-hexaénoïque).


Synonyme de cervonskābe (acide docosahexaénoïque).


linolskābe

Acide linoléique (acide octadéca-9Z,12Z-diénoïque).


Synonyme de linolskābe (acide linoléique).


Synonyme de arahidonskābe (acide arachidonique).


oleīnskābe

Acide oléique (acide cis-octadéc-9-énoïque).


elaidīnskābe

Acide élaïdique (acide trans-octadéc-9-énoïque).


Synonyme de elaidīnskābe (acide élaïdique).


Acide α-éléostéarique (acide α-éléostéarique).


α-eleostearīnskābe

Acide α-éléostéarique (acide (9Z,11E,13E)-octadécatriénoïque).


aizparīt

Composé du préfixe aiz- et de parīt (« après-demain »), composé de pa- et de rīt (« demain »).

viņš atbrauks aizparīt


Synonyme de pikrīnskābe (acide picrique).


smieklu gāze

Synonyme de dislāpekļa oksīds (protoxyde d’azote).


tvana gāze

Synonyme de oglekļa monoksīds (monoxyde de carbone).


ūdeņraža tetraoksosulfāts

Synonyme de sērskābe (acide sulfurique).


Folklenda Salas

Îles Malouines (territoire d’outre-mer du Royaume-Uni).


Britu Virdžīnu Salas

Îles Vierges britanniques (territoire d’outre-mer du Royaume-Uni).


ASV Virdžīnu Salas

Îles Vierges des États-Unis (territoire non-incorporé et organisé des États-Unis).


rudens

De ruds, car les feuilles rougissent en cette saison.

jūtams rudens tuvums, on sent venir l'automne.


punkts

punkti (plural nominative)
punktu (singular accusative)
punktus (plural accusative)
punkta (singular genitive)
punktu (plural genitive)
punktam (singular dative)
punktiem (plural dative)
punktu (singular instrumental)
punktiem (plural instrumental)
punktā (singular locative)
punktos (plural locative)
punkti (plural vocative)


upe

upes (plural nominative)
upi (singular accusative)
upes (plural accusative)
upes (singular genitive)
upju (plural genitive)
upei (singular dative)
upēm (plural dative)
upi (singular instrumental)
upēm (plural instrumental)
upē (singular locative)
upēs (plural locative)
upes (plural vocative)


akmens

akmeņi (plural nominative)
akmeni (singular accusative)
akmeņus (plural accusative)
akmeņu (plural genitive)
akmenim (singular dative)
akmeņiem (plural dative)
akmeni (singular instrumental)
akmeņiem (plural instrumental)
akmenī (singular locative)
akmeņos (plural locative)
akmeni (singular vocative)
akmeņi (plural vocative)


māsa

māsas (plural nominative)
māsu (singular accusative)
māsas (plural accusative)
māsas (singular genitive)
māsu (plural genitive)
māsai (singular dative)
māsām (plural dative)
māsu (singular instrumental)
māsām (plural instrumental)
māsā (singular locative)
māsās (plural locative)
māsas (plural vocative)


vīrs

vīri (plural nominative)
vīru (singular accusative)
vīrus (plural accusative)
vīra (singular genitive)
vīru (plural genitive)
vīram (singular dative)
vīriem (plural dative)
vīru (singular instrumental)
vīriem (plural instrumental)
vīrā (singular locative)
vīros (plural locative)
vīri (plural vocative)

Le terme par défaut pour « homme » est vīrietis, ce qui a réduit vīrs au sens de « mari », mais il existe beaucoup d’expressions et de situations dans lesquelles vīrs peut toujours être utilisé dans le sens d’« homme ».


cilvēks

cilvēki (plural nominative)
cilvēku (singular accusative)
cilvēkus (plural accusative)
cilvēka (singular genitive)
cilvēku (plural genitive)
cilvēkam (singular dative)
cilvēkiem (plural dative)
cilvēku (singular instrumental)
cilvēkiem (plural instrumental)
cilvēkā (singular locative)
cilvēkos (plural locative)
cilvēki (plural vocative)


ģimene

ģimenes (plural nominative)
ģimeni (singular accusative)
ģimenes (plural accusative)
ģimenes (singular genitive)
ģimeņu (plural genitive)
ģimenei (singular dative)
ģimenēm (plural dative)
ģimeni (singular instrumental)
ģimenēm (plural instrumental)
ģimenē (singular locative)
ģimenēs (plural locative)
ģimenes (plural vocative)


pilsēta

pilsētas (plural nominative)
pilsētu (singular accusative)
pilsētas (plural accusative)
pilsētas (singular genitive)
pilsētu (plural genitive)
pilsētai (singular dative)
pilsētām (plural dative)
pilsētu (singular instrumental)
pilsētām (plural instrumental)
pilsētā (singular locative)
pilsētās (plural locative)
pilsētas (plural vocative)


sieva

sievas (plural nominative)
sievu (singular accusative)
sievas (plural accusative)
sievas (singular genitive)
sievu (plural genitive)
sievai (singular dative)
sievām (plural dative)
sievu (singular instrumental)
sievām (plural instrumental)
sievā (singular locative)
sievās (plural locative)
sievas (plural vocative)


sieviete

sievietes (plural nominative)
sievieti (singular accusative)
sievietes (plural accusative)
sievietes (singular genitive)
sieviešu (plural genitive)
sievietei (singular dative)
sievietēm (plural dative)
sievieti (singular instrumental)
sievietēm (plural instrumental)
sievietē (singular locative)
sievietēs (plural locative)
sievietes (plural vocative)


nakts

naktis (plural nominative)
nakti (singular accusative)
naktis (plural accusative)
nakšu (plural genitive)
naktij (singular dative)
naktīm (plural dative)
nakti (singular instrumental)
naktīm (plural instrumental)
naktī (singular locative)
naktīs (plural locative)
naktis (plural vocative)


šodien

Composé de šo, accusatif singulier de šis (« ce ») et de dienu, accusatif singulier de diena (« jour »).


vējš

vēji (plural nominative)
vēju (singular accusative)
vējus (plural accusative)
vēja (singular genitive)
vēju (plural genitive)
vējam (singular dative)
vējiem (plural dative)
vēju (singular instrumental)
vējiem (plural instrumental)
vējā (singular locative)
vējos (plural locative)
vēj (singular vocative)
vēji (plural vocative)


lidosta

Composé de lid(ot) (« voler ») et de osta (« port »).

lidostas (plural nominative)
lidostu (singular accusative)
lidostas (plural accusative)
lidostas (singular genitive)
lidostu (plural genitive)
lidostai (singular dative)
lidostām (plural dative)
lidostu (singular instrumental)
lidostām (plural instrumental)
lidostā (singular locative)
lidostās (plural locative)
lidostas (plural vocative)


abatija

abatijas (plural nominative)
abatiju (singular accusative)
abatijas (plural accusative)
abatijas (singular genitive)
abatiju (plural genitive)
abatijai (singular dative)
abatijām (plural dative)
abatiju (singular instrumental)
abatijām (plural instrumental)
abatijā (singular locative)
abatijās (plural locative)
abatijas (plural vocative)


aktīnijs

aktīniju (singular accusative)
aktīnija (singular genitive)
aktīnijam (singular dative)
aktīniju (singular instrumental)
aktīnijā (singular locative)


spārns

spārni (plural nominative)
spārnu (singular accusative)
spārnus (plural accusative)
spārna (singular genitive)
spārnu (plural genitive)
spārnam (singular dative)
spārniem (plural dative)
spārnu (singular instrumental)
spārniem (plural instrumental)
spārnā (singular locative)
spārnos (plural locative)
spārni (plural vocative)


gaiss

gaisi (plural nominative)
gaisu (singular accusative)
gaisus (plural accusative)
gaisa (singular genitive)
gaisu (plural genitive)
gaisam (singular dative)
gaisiem (plural dative)
gaisu (singular instrumental)
gaisiem (plural instrumental)
gaisā (singular locative)
gaisos (plural locative)
gaisi (plural vocative)


alumīnijs

alumīniju (singular accusative)
alumīnija (singular genitive)
alumīnijam (singular dative)
alumīniju (singular instrumental)
alumīnijā (singular locative)


draugs

draugi (plural nominative)
draugu (singular accusative)
draugus (plural accusative)
drauga (singular genitive)
draugu (plural genitive)
draugam (singular dative)
draugiem (plural dative)
draugu (singular instrumental)
draugiem (plural instrumental)
draugā (singular locative)
draugos (plural locative)
draugi (plural vocative)
draudzene (feminine)