dzīvoklis

dzīvokļi (plural nominative)
dzīvokli (singular accusative)
dzīvokļus (plural accusative)
dzīvokļa (singular genitive)
dzīvokļu (plural genitive)
dzīvoklim (singular dative)
dzīvokļiem (plural dative)
dzīvokli (singular instrumental)
dzīvokļiem (plural instrumental)
dzīvoklī (singular locative)
dzīvokļos (plural locative)
dzīvokli (singular vocative)
dzīvokļi (plural vocative)


valūta

valūtas (plural nominative)
valūtu (singular accusative)
valūtas (plural accusative)
valūtas (singular genitive)
valūtu (plural genitive)
valūtai (singular dative)
valūtām (plural dative)
valūtu (singular instrumental)
valūtām (plural instrumental)
valūtā (singular locative)
valūtās (plural locative)
valūtas (plural vocative)

Igaunija sāka gatavoties nacionālās valūtas ieviešanai.

L’Estonie a commencé à préparer l’introduction de sa monnaie nationale.


arsēns

arsēnu (singular accusative)
arsēna (singular genitive)
arsēnam (singular dative)
arsēnu (singular instrumental)
arsēnā (singular locative)


šķīvis

šķīji (plural nominative)
šķīvi (singular accusative)
šķījus (plural accusative)
šķīja (singular genitive)
šķīju (plural genitive)
šķīvim (singular dative)
šķījiem (plural dative)
šķīvi (singular instrumental)
šķījiem (plural instrumental)
šķīvī (singular locative)
šķījos (plural locative)
šķīvi (singular vocative)
šķīji (plural vocative)


astats

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


banāns

banāni (plural nominative)
banānu (singular accusative)
banānus (plural accusative)
banāna (singular genitive)
banānu (plural genitive)
banānam (singular dative)
banāniem (plural dative)
banānu (singular instrumental)
banāniem (plural instrumental)
banānā (singular locative)
banānos (plural locative)
banāni (plural vocative)


bārdains

Composé de bārda (« barbe ») et du suffixe -ains.


bārijs

bāriju (singular accusative)
bārija (singular genitive)
bārijam (singular dative)
bāriju (singular instrumental)
bārijā (singular locative)


skaists

skaista (singular feminine nominative)
skaisti (plural masculine nominative)
skaistas (plural feminine nominative)
skaistu (singular masculine accusative)
skaistu (singular feminine accusative)
skaistus (plural masculine accusative)
skaistas (plural feminine accusative)
skaista (singular masculine genitive)
skaistas (singular feminine genitive)
skaistu (plural masculine genitive)
skaistu (plural feminine genitive)
skaistam (singular masculine dative)
skaistai (singular feminine dative)
skaistiem (plural masculine dative)
skaistām (plural feminine dative)
skaistu (singular masculine instrumental)
skaistu (singular feminine instrumental)
skaistiem (plural masculine instrumental)
skaistām (plural feminine instrumental)
skaistā (singular masculine locative)
skaistā (singular feminine locative)
skaistos (plural masculine locative)
skaistās (plural feminine locative)


berklijs

berkliju (singular accusative)
berklija (singular genitive)
berklijam (singular dative)
berkliju (singular instrumental)
berklijā (singular locative)


betons

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)
betoni (plural vocative)


sviests

sviesti (plural nominative)
sviestu (singular accusative)
sviestus (plural accusative)
sviesta (singular genitive)
sviestu (plural genitive)
sviestam (singular dative)
sviestiem (plural dative)
sviestu (singular instrumental)
sviestiem (plural instrumental)
sviestā (singular locative)
sviestos (plural locative)
sviesti (plural vocative)


bibliotēka

bibliotēkas (plural nominative)
bibliotēku (singular accusative)
bibliotēkas (plural accusative)
bibliotēkas (singular genitive)
bibliotēku (plural genitive)
bibliotēkai (singular dative)
bibliotēkām (plural dative)
bibliotēku (singular instrumental)
bibliotēkām (plural instrumental)
bibliotēkā (singular locative)
bibliotēkās (plural locative)
bibliotēkas (plural vocative)


velosipēds

velosipēdi (plural nominative)
velosipēdu (singular accusative)
velosipēdus (plural accusative)
velosipēda (singular genitive)
velosipēdu (plural genitive)
velosipēdam (singular dative)
velosipēdiem (plural dative)
velosipēdu (singular instrumental)
velosipēdiem (plural instrumental)
velosipēdā (singular locative)
velosipēdos (plural locative)
velosipēdi (plural vocative)


divritenis

Composé de divi (« deux ») et de ritenis (« roue »).

divriteņi (plural nominative)
divriteni (singular accusative)
divriteņus (plural accusative)
divriteņa (singular genitive)
divriteņu (plural genitive)
divritenim (singular dative)
divriteņiem (plural dative)
divriteni (singular instrumental)
divriteņiem (plural instrumental)
divritenī (singular locative)
divriteņos (plural locative)
divriteni (singular vocative)
divriteņi (plural vocative)


bioloģija

bioloģiju (singular accusative)
bioloģijas (singular genitive)
bioloģijai (singular dative)
bioloģiju (singular instrumental)
bioloģijā (singular locative)


bismuts

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


āpsis

āpši (plural nominative)
āpsi (singular accusative)
āpšus (plural accusative)
āpša (singular genitive)
āpšu (plural genitive)
āpsim (singular dative)
āpšiem (plural dative)
āpsi (singular instrumental)
āpšiem (plural instrumental)
āpsī (singular locative)
āpšos (plural locative)
āpsi (singular vocative)
āpši (plural vocative)


balts

balta (singular feminine nominative)
balti (plural masculine nominative)
baltas (plural feminine nominative)
baltu (singular masculine accusative)
baltu (singular feminine accusative)
baltus (plural masculine accusative)
baltas (plural feminine accusative)
balta (singular masculine genitive)
baltas (singular feminine genitive)
baltu (plural masculine genitive)
baltu (plural feminine genitive)
baltam (singular masculine dative)
baltai (singular feminine dative)
baltiem (plural masculine dative)
baltām (plural feminine dative)
baltu (singular masculine instrumental)
baltu (singular feminine instrumental)
baltiem (plural masculine instrumental)
baltām (plural feminine instrumental)
baltā (singular masculine locative)
baltā (singular feminine locative)
baltos (plural masculine locative)
baltās (plural feminine locative)


borijs

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


garšīgs

Dérivé de garša (« goût ») +avec le suffixe -īgs.


svece

sveces (plural nominative)
sveci (singular accusative)
sveces (plural accusative)
sveces (singular genitive)
sveču (plural genitive)
svecei (singular dative)
svecēm (plural dative)
sveci (singular instrumental)
svecēm (plural instrumental)
svecē (singular locative)
svecēs (plural locative)
sveces (plural vocative)


bērzs

bērzi (plural nominative)
bērzu (singular accusative)
bērzus (plural accusative)
bērza (singular genitive)
bērzu (plural genitive)
bērzam (singular dative)
bērziem (plural dative)
bērzu (singular instrumental)
bērziem (plural instrumental)
bērzā (singular locative)
bērzos (plural locative)
bērzi (plural vocative)


pudele

pudeles (plural nominative)
pudeli (singular accusative)
pudeles (plural accusative)
pudeles (singular genitive)
pudeļu (plural genitive)
pudelei (singular dative)
pudelēm (plural dative)
pudeli (singular instrumental)
pudelēm (plural instrumental)
pudelē (singular locative)
pudelēs (plural locative)
pudeles (plural vocative)


vīns

vīni (plural nominative)
vīnu (singular accusative)
vīnus (plural accusative)
vīna (singular genitive)
vīnu (plural genitive)
vīnam (singular dative)
vīniem (plural dative)
vīnu (singular instrumental)
vīniem (plural instrumental)
vīnā (singular locative)
vīnos (plural locative)
vīni (plural vocative)


neglīts

Composé de glīts (« joli, beau, propre ») et du préfixe ne-.


drīkstēt

Pouvoir, avoir la permission de faire quelque chose.


strādāt

Apparenté au russe страдать, stradat’ (« souffrir »), → voir tripalium.


runāt

Runāt latviski.


laikraksts

Composé de laiks (« temps ») et de raksts (« article, papier »).

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


mākonis

mākoņi (plural nominative)
mākoni (singular accusative)
mākoņus (plural accusative)
mākoņa (singular genitive)
mākoņu (plural genitive)
mākonim (singular dative)
mākoņiem (plural dative)
mākoni (singular instrumental)
mākoņiem (plural instrumental)
mākonī (singular locative)
mākoņos (plural locative)
mākoni (singular vocative)
mākoņi (plural vocative)


krāsa

krāsas (plural nominative)
krāsu (singular accusative)
krāsas (plural accusative)
krāsas (singular genitive)
krāsu (plural genitive)
krāsai (singular dative)
krāsām (plural dative)
krāsu (singular instrumental)
krāsām (plural instrumental)
krāsā (singular locative)
krāsās (plural locative)
krāsas (plural vocative)


melns

De l’indo-européen commun *melh₂- qui a également donné malus en latin, मल mála (« saleté », « crasse », « poussière ») en sanskrit, et melne en vieux prussien.

melna (singular feminine nominative)
melni (plural masculine nominative)
melnas (plural feminine nominative)
melnu (singular masculine accusative)
melnu (singular feminine accusative)
melnus (plural masculine accusative)
melnas (plural feminine accusative)
melna (singular masculine genitive)
melnas (singular feminine genitive)
melnu (plural masculine genitive)
melnu (plural feminine genitive)
melnam (singular masculine dative)
melnai (singular feminine dative)
melniem (plural masculine dative)
melnām (plural feminine dative)
melnu (singular masculine instrumental)
melnu (singular feminine instrumental)
melniem (plural masculine instrumental)
melnām (plural feminine instrumental)
melnā (singular masculine locative)
melnā (singular feminine locative)
melnos (plural masculine locative)
melnās (plural feminine locative)


gaisma

gaismas (plural nominative)
gaismu (singular accusative)
gaismas (plural accusative)
gaismas (singular genitive)
gaismu (plural genitive)
gaismai (singular dative)
gaismām (plural dative)
gaismu (singular instrumental)
gaismām (plural instrumental)
gaismā (singular locative)
gaismās (plural locative)
gaismas (plural vocative)


saukt

Mani sauc Jānis.


galds

galdi (plural nominative)
galdu (singular accusative)
galdus (plural accusative)
galda (singular genitive)
galdu (plural genitive)
galdam (singular dative)
galdiem (plural dative)
galdu (singular instrumental)
galdiem (plural instrumental)
galdā (singular locative)
galdos (plural locative)
galdi (plural vocative)


ezers

ezeri (plural nominative)
ezeru (singular accusative)
ezerus (plural accusative)
ezera (singular genitive)
ezeru (plural genitive)
ezeram (singular dative)
ezeriem (plural dative)
ezeru (singular instrumental)
ezeriem (plural instrumental)
ezerā (singular locative)
ezeros (plural locative)
ezeri (plural vocative)

Ezera māja.


māja

mājas (plural nominative)
māju (singular accusative)
mājas (plural accusative)
mājas (singular genitive)
māju (plural genitive)
mājai (singular dative)
mājām (plural dative)
māju (singular instrumental)
mājām (plural instrumental)
mājā (singular locative)
mājās (plural locative)
mājas (plural vocative)

Ezera māja.


rakstīt

Du proto-balte *rak-, apparenté au lituanien rašýti.


valoda

valodas (plural nominative)
valodu (singular accusative)
valodas (plural accusative)
valodas (singular genitive)
valodu (plural genitive)
valodai (singular dative)
valodām (plural dative)
valodu (singular instrumental)
valodām (plural instrumental)
valodā (singular locative)
valodās (plural locative)
valodas (plural vocative)


Jozua

Jozuas (plural nominative)
Jozuu (singular accusative)
Jozuas (plural accusative)
Jozuas (singular genitive)
Jozuu (plural genitive)
Jozuai (singular dative)
Jozuām (plural dative)
Jozuu (singular instrumental)
Jozuām (plural instrumental)
Jozuā (singular locative)
Jozuās (plural locative)
Jozuas (plural vocative)


Ezra

Ezras (plural nominative)
Ezru (singular accusative)
Ezras (plural accusative)
Ezras (singular genitive)
Ezru (plural genitive)
Ezrai (singular dative)
Ezrām (plural dative)
Ezru (singular instrumental)
Ezrām (plural instrumental)
Ezrā (singular locative)
Ezrās (plural locative)
Ezras (plural vocative)


Nehemija

Nehemijas (plural nominative)
Nehemiju (singular accusative)
Nehemijas (plural accusative)
Nehemijas (singular genitive)
Nehemiju (plural genitive)
Nehemijai (singular dative)
Nehemijām (plural dative)
Nehemiju (singular instrumental)
Nehemijām (plural instrumental)
Nehemijā (singular locative)
Nehemijās (plural locative)
Nehemijas (plural vocative)


Jesaja

Jesajas (plural nominative)
Jesaju (singular accusative)
Jesajas (plural accusative)
Jesajas (singular genitive)
Jesaju (plural genitive)
Jesajai (singular dative)
Jesajām (plural dative)
Jesaju (singular instrumental)
Jesajām (plural instrumental)
Jesajā (singular locative)
Jesajās (plural locative)
Jesajas (plural vocative)


Jeremija

Jeremijas (plural nominative)
Jeremiju (singular accusative)
Jeremijas (plural accusative)
Jeremijas (singular genitive)
Jeremiju (plural genitive)
Jeremijai (singular dative)
Jeremijām (plural dative)
Jeremiju (singular instrumental)
Jeremijām (plural instrumental)
Jeremijā (singular locative)
Jeremijās (plural locative)
Jeremijas (plural vocative)


Ecēhiēl

Du latin Ezechiel, que venne du grec ancien Εζεκιήλ (Ezekií̱l) et ce du hébreu יחזקאל (Y'khizqel), « que Dieu rend fort »


Hozeja

Hozejas (plural nominative)
Hozeju (singular accusative)
Hozejas (plural accusative)
Hozejas (singular genitive)
Hozeju (plural genitive)
Hozejai (singular dative)
Hozejām (plural dative)
Hozeju (singular instrumental)
Hozejām (plural instrumental)
Hozejā (singular locative)
Hozejās (plural locative)
Hozejas (plural vocative)


Obadja

Obadjas (plural nominative)
Obadju (singular accusative)
Obadjas (plural accusative)
Obadjas (singular genitive)
Obadju (plural genitive)
Obadjai (singular dative)
Obadjām (plural dative)
Obadju (singular instrumental)
Obadjām (plural instrumental)
Obadjā (singular locative)
Obadjās (plural locative)
Obadjas (plural vocative)


Miha

Mihas (plural nominative)
Mihu (singular accusative)
Mihas (plural accusative)
Mihas (singular genitive)
Mihu (plural genitive)
Mihai (singular dative)
Mihām (plural dative)
Mihu (singular instrumental)
Mihām (plural instrumental)
Mihā (singular locative)
Mihās (plural locative)
Mihas (plural vocative)


Cefanja

Cefanjas (plural nominative)
Cefanju (singular accusative)
Cefanjas (plural accusative)
Cefanjas (singular genitive)
Cefanju (plural genitive)
Cefanjai (singular dative)
Cefanjām (plural dative)
Cefanju (singular instrumental)
Cefanjām (plural instrumental)
Cefanjā (singular locative)
Cefanjās (plural locative)
Cefanjas (plural vocative)


Matīss

Matīsi (plural nominative)
Matīsu (singular accusative)
Matīsus (plural accusative)
Matīsa (singular genitive)
Matīsu (plural genitive)
Matīsam (singular dative)
Matīsiem (plural dative)
Matīsu (singular instrumental)
Matīsiem (plural instrumental)
Matīsā (singular locative)
Matīsos (plural locative)
Matīsi (plural vocative)


Marks

Marki (plural nominative)
Marku (singular accusative)
Markus (plural accusative)
Marka (singular genitive)
Marku (plural genitive)
Markam (singular dative)
Markiem (plural dative)
Marku (singular instrumental)
Markiem (plural instrumental)
Markā (singular locative)
Markos (plural locative)
Marki (plural vocative)


Lūka

Lūkas (plural nominative)
Lūku (singular accusative)
Lūkas (plural accusative)
Lūkas (singular genitive)
Lūku (plural genitive)
Lūkai (singular dative)
Lūkām (plural dative)
Lūku (singular instrumental)
Lūkām (plural instrumental)
Lūkā (singular locative)
Lūkās (plural locative)
Lūkas (plural vocative)


Jānis

Jāņi (plural nominative)
Jāni (singular accusative)
Jāņus (plural accusative)
Jāņa (singular genitive)
Jāņu (plural genitive)
Jānim (singular dative)
Jāņiem (plural dative)
Jāni (singular instrumental)
Jāņiem (plural instrumental)
Jānī (singular locative)
Jāņos (plural locative)
Jāni (singular vocative)
Jāņi (plural vocative)


Pēteris

Pēteri (plural nominative)
Pēteri (singular accusative)
Pēterus (plural accusative)
Pētera (singular genitive)
Pēteru (plural genitive)
Pēterim (singular dative)
Pēteriem (plural dative)
Pēteri (singular instrumental)
Pēteriem (plural instrumental)
Pēterī (singular locative)
Pēteros (plural locative)
Pēteri (singular vocative)
Pēteri (plural vocative)


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ruterfordijs

Variante orthographique fautive de rezerfordijs.


muzejs

Du latin Museum (« endroit consacré aux Muses »).


Ēho

Du grec ancien Ἠχώ, Êkhố, lui-même de ἠχώ, êkhố (« écho »).


forele

foreles (plural nominative)
foreli (singular accusative)
foreles (plural accusative)
foreles (singular genitive)
forelu (plural genitive)
forelei (singular dative)
forelēm (plural dative)
foreli (singular instrumental)
forelēm (plural instrumental)
forelē (singular locative)
forelēs (plural locative)
foreles (plural vocative)


abakai

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


Bornholma

Du danois Bornholm, lui-même issu du vieux norrois Borgundarholmr.Composé de borg (« hauteur »), berg (« montagne ») et holmr (« île »).


Ziemeļjitlandes

(2007) Traduction du danois Nordjylland.


asinis

asiniis (plural nominative)
asinii (singular accusative)
asiniis (plural accusative)
asiniu (plural genitive)
asiniij (singular dative)
asiniīm (plural dative)
asinii (singular instrumental)
asiniīm (plural instrumental)
asiniī (singular locative)
asiniīs (plural locative)
asiniis (plural vocative)


karš

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)
kar (singular vocative)
kari (plural vocative)
kaŗš

Kiberas valdnieks karalis Poleandrs Partobons bija liels karotājs un, būdams modernās stratēģijas cienītājs, augstāk par visu kara mākslā vērtēja kibernētiku.

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


sirds

De l’indo-européen commun *ḱḗr. Apparenté au lituanien širdis.

sirdis (plural nominative)
sirdi (singular accusative)
sirdis (plural accusative)
siržu (plural genitive)
sirdij (singular dative)
sirdīm (plural dative)
sirdi (singular instrumental)
sirdīm (plural instrumental)
sirdī (singular locative)
sirdīs (plural locative)
sirdis (plural vocative)


miza

mizas (plural nominative)
mizu (singular accusative)
mizas (plural accusative)
mizas (singular genitive)
mizu (plural genitive)
mizai (singular dative)
mizām (plural dative)
mizu (singular instrumental)
mizām (plural instrumental)
mizā (singular locative)
mizās (plural locative)
mizas (plural vocative)


krauklis

kraukļi (plural nominative)
kraukli (singular accusative)
kraukļus (plural accusative)
kraukļa (singular genitive)
kraukļu (plural genitive)
krauklim (singular dative)
kraukļiem (plural dative)
kraukli (singular instrumental)
kraukļiem (plural instrumental)
krauklī (singular locative)
kraukļos (plural locative)
kraukli (singular vocative)
kraukļi (plural vocative)


Āfriku

Āfrika (singular nominative)
Āfrikas (singular genitive)
Āfrikai (singular dative)
Āfrikā (singular locative)
Āfrika (singular vocative)


Āfrikas

Āfrika (singular nominative)
Āfriku (singular accusative)
Āfrikai (singular dative)
Āfriku (singular instrumental)
Āfrikā (singular locative)
Āfrika (singular vocative)


Āfrikai

Āfrika (singular nominative)
Āfriku (singular accusative)
Āfrikas (singular genitive)
Āfriku (singular instrumental)
Āfrikā (singular locative)
Āfrika (singular vocative)


Āfrikā

Āfrika (singular nominative)
Āfriku (singular accusative)
Āfrikas (singular genitive)
Āfrikai (singular dative)
Āfriku (singular instrumental)
Āfrika (singular vocative)


Afganistānu

Afganistāna (singular nominative)
Afganistānas (singular genitive)
Afganistānai (singular dative)
Afganistānā (singular locative)
Afganistāna (singular vocative)


Afganistānas

Afganistāna (singular nominative)
Afganistānu (singular accusative)
Afganistānai (singular dative)
Afganistānu (singular instrumental)
Afganistānā (singular locative)
Afganistāna (singular vocative)


Afganistānai

Afganistāna (singular nominative)
Afganistānu (singular accusative)
Afganistānas (singular genitive)
Afganistānu (singular instrumental)
Afganistānā (singular locative)
Afganistāna (singular vocative)


Afganistānā

Afganistāna (singular nominative)
Afganistānu (singular accusative)
Afganistānas (singular genitive)
Afganistānai (singular dative)
Afganistānu (singular instrumental)
Afganistāna (singular vocative)


abām

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


abām

{: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)


abā

aba (singular nominative)
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)
abās (plural locative)
aba (singular vocative)
abas (plural vocative)


abās

aba (singular nominative)
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)
aba (singular vocative)
abas (plural vocative)


abaks

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


abakam

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


abakiem

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


abakā

abaka (singular nominative)
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)
abakās (plural locative)
abaka (singular vocative)
abakas (plural vocative)


abakā

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


abatei

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


abatē

abate (singular nominative)
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)
abatēs (plural locative)
abate (singular vocative)
abates (plural vocative)


abatēm

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


abatēs

abate (singular nominative)
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)
abate (singular vocative)
abates (plural vocative)


abatiju

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


abatijas

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


abatijām

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


abatijai

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


abatijā

abatija (singular nominative)
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)
abatijās (plural locative)
abatija (singular vocative)
abatijas (plural vocative)


abatijās

abatija (singular nominative)
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)
abatija (singular vocative)
abatijas (plural vocative)


abažūrs

abažūri (plural nominative)
abažūru (singular accusative)
abažūrus (plural accusative)
abažūra (singular genitive)
abažūru (plural genitive)
abažūram (singular dative)
abažūriem (plural dative)
abažūru (singular instrumental)
abažūriem (plural instrumental)
abažūrā (singular locative)
abažūros (plural locative)
abažūri (plural vocative)


abažūru

abažūrs (singular nominative)
abažūri (plural nominative)
abažūrus (plural accusative)
abažūra (singular genitive)
abažūram (singular dative)
abažūriem (plural dative)
abažūriem (plural instrumental)
abažūrā (singular locative)
abažūros (plural locative)
abažūrs (singular vocative)
abažūri (plural vocative)


abažūra

abažūrs (singular nominative)
abažūri (plural nominative)
abažūru (singular accusative)
abažūrus (plural accusative)
abažūru (plural genitive)
abažūram (singular dative)
abažūriem (plural dative)
abažūru (singular instrumental)
abažūriem (plural instrumental)
abažūrā (singular locative)
abažūros (plural locative)
abažūrs (singular vocative)
abažūri (plural vocative)


abakām

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


abakās

abaka (singular nominative)
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)
abaka (singular vocative)
abakas (plural vocative)


abažūram

abažūrs (singular nominative)
abažūri (plural nominative)
abažūru (singular accusative)
abažūrus (plural accusative)
abažūra (singular genitive)
abažūru (plural genitive)
abažūriem (plural dative)
abažūru (singular instrumental)
abažūriem (plural instrumental)
abažūrā (singular locative)
abažūros (plural locative)
abažūrs (singular vocative)
abažūri (plural vocative)


abažūrā

abažūrs (singular nominative)
abažūri (plural nominative)
abažūru (singular accusative)
abažūrus (plural accusative)
abažūra (singular genitive)
abažūru (plural genitive)
abažūram (singular dative)
abažūriem (plural dative)
abažūru (singular instrumental)
abažūriem (plural instrumental)
abažūros (plural locative)
abažūrs (singular vocative)
abažūri (plural vocative)


abažūri

abažūrs (singular nominative)
abažūru (singular accusative)
abažūrus (plural accusative)
abažūra (singular genitive)
abažūru (plural genitive)
abažūram (singular dative)
abažūriem (plural dative)
abažūru (singular instrumental)
abažūriem (plural instrumental)
abažūrā (singular locative)
abažūros (plural locative)
abažūrs (singular vocative)


abažūriem

abažūrs (singular nominative)
abažūri (plural nominative)
abažūru (singular accusative)
abažūrus (plural accusative)
abažūra (singular genitive)
abažūru (plural genitive)
abažūram (singular dative)
abažūru (singular instrumental)
abažūrā (singular locative)
abažūros (plural locative)
abažūrs (singular vocative)
abažūri (plural vocative)


abažūrus

abažūrs (singular nominative)
abažūri (plural nominative)
abažūru (singular accusative)
abažūra (singular genitive)
abažūru (plural genitive)
abažūram (singular dative)
abažūriem (plural dative)
abažūru (singular instrumental)
abažūriem (plural instrumental)
abažūrā (singular locative)
abažūros (plural locative)
abažūrs (singular vocative)
abažūri (plural vocative)


abažūros

abažūrs (singular nominative)
abažūri (plural nominative)
abažūru (singular accusative)
abažūrus (plural accusative)
abažūra (singular genitive)
abažūru (plural genitive)
abažūram (singular dative)
abažūriem (plural dative)
abažūru (singular instrumental)
abažūriem (plural instrumental)
abažūrā (singular locative)
abažūrs (singular vocative)
abažūri (plural vocative)


abatus

abats (singular nominative)
abati (plural nominative)
abatu (singular 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 (plural vocative)


abatam

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


abatos

abats (singular nominative)
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)
abats (singular vocative)
abati (plural vocative)


abatā

abats (singular nominative)
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)
abatos (plural locative)
abats (singular vocative)
abati (plural vocative)


abatiem

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


abhāzu valoda

abhāzu valodu (singular accusative)
abhāzu valodas (singular genitive)
abhāzu valodai (singular dative)
abhāzu valodu (singular instrumental)
abhāzu valodā (singular locative)


abhāzu valodu

abhāzu valoda (singular nominative)
abhāzu valodas (singular genitive)
abhāzu valodai (singular dative)
abhāzu valodā (singular locative)
abhāzu valoda (singular vocative)


abhāzu valodas

abhāzu valoda (singular nominative)
abhāzu valodu (singular accusative)
abhāzu valodai (singular dative)
abhāzu valodu (singular instrumental)
abhāzu valodā (singular locative)
abhāzu valoda (singular vocative)


abhāzu valodai

abhāzu valoda (singular nominative)
abhāzu valodu (singular accusative)
abhāzu valodas (singular genitive)
abhāzu valodu (singular instrumental)
abhāzu valodā (singular locative)
abhāzu valoda (singular vocative)


abhāzu valodā

abhāzu valoda (singular nominative)
abhāzu valodu (singular accusative)
abhāzu valodas (singular genitive)
abhāzu valodai (singular dative)
abhāzu valodu (singular instrumental)
abhāzu valoda (singular vocative)


abiem

{: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)


abinieks

Attesté à partir de 1860-1870 (auteur indéterminé) et construit à partir ee abi et -nieks sur le modèle du grec ancien ἀμφίβιον (de ἀμφί et βίος. Ce mot remplaça rapidement les formes alternatives telles que abejāds et abejādnieks.

abinieki (plural nominative)
abinieku (singular accusative)
abiniekus (plural accusative)
abinieka (singular genitive)
abinieku (plural genitive)
abiniekam (singular dative)
abiniekiem (plural dative)
abinieku (singular instrumental)
abiniekiem (plural instrumental)
abiniekā (singular locative)
abiniekos (plural locative)
abinieki (plural vocative)


abinieku

abinieks (singular nominative)
abinieki (plural nominative)
abiniekus (plural accusative)
abinieka (singular genitive)
abiniekam (singular dative)
abiniekiem (plural dative)
abiniekiem (plural instrumental)
abiniekā (singular locative)
abiniekos (plural locative)
abinieks (singular vocative)
abinieki (plural vocative)


abinieka

abinieks (singular nominative)
abinieki (plural nominative)
abinieku (singular accusative)
abiniekus (plural accusative)
abinieku (plural genitive)
abiniekam (singular dative)
abiniekiem (plural dative)
abinieku (singular instrumental)
abiniekiem (plural instrumental)
abiniekā (singular locative)
abiniekos (plural locative)
abinieks (singular vocative)
abinieki (plural vocative)


abiniekam

abinieks (singular nominative)
abinieki (plural nominative)
abinieku (singular accusative)
abiniekus (plural accusative)
abinieka (singular genitive)
abinieku (plural genitive)
abiniekiem (plural dative)
abinieku (singular instrumental)
abiniekiem (plural instrumental)
abiniekā (singular locative)
abiniekos (plural locative)
abinieks (singular vocative)
abinieki (plural vocative)


abinieki

abinieks (singular nominative)
abinieku (singular accusative)
abiniekus (plural accusative)
abinieka (singular genitive)
abinieku (plural genitive)
abiniekam (singular dative)
abiniekiem (plural dative)
abinieku (singular instrumental)
abiniekiem (plural instrumental)
abiniekā (singular locative)
abiniekos (plural locative)
abinieks (singular vocative)


abiniekus

abinieks (singular nominative)
abinieki (plural nominative)
abinieku (singular accusative)
abinieka (singular genitive)
abinieku (plural genitive)
abiniekam (singular dative)
abiniekiem (plural dative)
abinieku (singular instrumental)
abiniekiem (plural instrumental)
abiniekā (singular locative)
abiniekos (plural locative)
abinieks (singular vocative)
abinieki (plural vocative)


abiniekiem

abinieks (singular nominative)
abinieki (plural nominative)
abinieku (singular accusative)
abiniekus (plural accusative)
abinieka (singular genitive)
abinieku (plural genitive)
abiniekam (singular dative)
abinieku (singular instrumental)
abiniekā (singular locative)
abiniekos (plural locative)
abinieks (singular vocative)
abinieki (plural vocative)


abiniekos

abinieks (singular nominative)
abinieki (plural nominative)
abinieku (singular accusative)
abiniekus (plural accusative)
abinieka (singular genitive)
abinieku (plural genitive)
abiniekam (singular dative)
abiniekiem (plural dative)
abinieku (singular instrumental)
abiniekiem (plural instrumental)
abiniekā (singular locative)
abinieks (singular vocative)
abinieki (plural vocative)


abiniekā

abinieks (singular nominative)
abinieki (plural nominative)
abinieku (singular accusative)
abiniekus (plural accusative)
abinieka (singular genitive)
abinieku (plural genitive)
abiniekam (singular dative)
abiniekiem (plural dative)
abinieku (singular instrumental)
abiniekiem (plural instrumental)
abiniekos (plural locative)
abinieks (singular vocative)
abinieki (plural vocative)


abonents

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

Emprunteur, lecteur dans une bibliothèque.


abonentam

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


abonentus

abonents (singular nominative)
abonenti (plural nominative)
abonentu (singular accusative)
abonenta (singular genitive)
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)


abonentiem

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


abonentos

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


abonentā

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


abortā

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)
abortos (plural locative)
aborts (singular vocative)
aborti (plural vocative)


abortiem

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


abstrahēt

Extraire (par exemple, un élément d'un autre élément ou une norme d'un phénomène social).


abstrakcija

Dérivé de abstrakts, avec le suffixe -ija.

abstrakcijas (plural nominative)
abstrakciju (singular accusative)
abstrakcijas (plural accusative)
abstrakcijas (singular genitive)
abstrakciju (plural genitive)
abstrakcijai (singular dative)
abstrakcijām (plural dative)
abstrakciju (singular instrumental)
abstrakcijām (plural instrumental)
abstrakcijā (singular locative)
abstrakcijās (plural locative)
abstrakcijas (plural vocative)


abstrakciju

abstrakcija (singular nominative)
abstrakcijas (plural nominative)
abstrakcijas (plural accusative)
abstrakcijas (singular genitive)
abstrakcijai (singular dative)
abstrakcijām (plural dative)
abstrakcijām (plural instrumental)
abstrakcijā (singular locative)
abstrakcijās (plural locative)
abstrakcija (singular vocative)
abstrakcijas (plural vocative)


abstrakcijas

abstrakcija (singular nominative)
abstrakciju (singular accusative)
abstrakciju (plural genitive)
abstrakcijai (singular dative)
abstrakcijām (plural dative)
abstrakciju (singular instrumental)
abstrakcijām (plural instrumental)
abstrakcijā (singular locative)
abstrakcijās (plural locative)
abstrakcija (singular vocative)


abstrakcijai

abstrakcija (singular nominative)
abstrakcijas (plural nominative)
abstrakciju (singular accusative)
abstrakcijas (plural accusative)
abstrakcijas (singular genitive)
abstrakciju (plural genitive)
abstrakcijām (plural dative)
abstrakciju (singular instrumental)
abstrakcijām (plural instrumental)
abstrakcijā (singular locative)
abstrakcijās (plural locative)
abstrakcija (singular vocative)
abstrakcijas (plural vocative)


abstrakcijās

abstrakcija (singular nominative)
abstrakcijas (plural nominative)
abstrakciju (singular accusative)
abstrakcijas (plural accusative)
abstrakcijas (singular genitive)
abstrakciju (plural genitive)
abstrakcijai (singular dative)
abstrakcijām (plural dative)
abstrakciju (singular instrumental)
abstrakcijām (plural instrumental)
abstrakcijā (singular locative)
abstrakcija (singular vocative)
abstrakcijas (plural vocative)


abstrakcijā

abstrakcija (singular nominative)
abstrakcijas (plural nominative)
abstrakciju (singular accusative)
abstrakcijas (plural accusative)
abstrakcijas (singular genitive)
abstrakciju (plural genitive)
abstrakcijai (singular dative)
abstrakcijām (plural dative)
abstrakciju (singular instrumental)
abstrakcijām (plural instrumental)
abstrakcijās (plural locative)
abstrakcija (singular vocative)
abstrakcijas (plural vocative)


abstrakcijām

abstrakcija (singular nominative)
abstrakcijas (plural nominative)
abstrakciju (singular accusative)
abstrakcijas (plural accusative)
abstrakcijas (singular genitive)
abstrakciju (plural genitive)
abstrakcijai (singular dative)
abstrakciju (singular instrumental)
abstrakcijā (singular locative)
abstrakcijās (plural locative)
abstrakcija (singular vocative)
abstrakcijas (plural vocative)


abstraktums

Dérivé de abstrakts, avec le suffixe -ums.

abstraktumu (singular accusative)
abstraktuma (singular genitive)
abstraktumam (singular dative)
abstraktumu (singular instrumental)
abstraktumā (singular locative)

Qualité de ce qui est abstrait, abstraction.


abstraktumu

abstraktums (singular nominative)
abstraktuma (singular genitive)
abstraktumam (singular dative)
abstraktumā (singular locative)
abstraktums (singular vocative)


abstraktuma

abstraktums (singular nominative)
abstraktumu (singular accusative)
abstraktumam (singular dative)
abstraktumu (singular instrumental)
abstraktumā (singular locative)
abstraktums (singular vocative)


abstraktumam

abstraktums (singular nominative)
abstraktumu (singular accusative)
abstraktuma (singular genitive)
abstraktumu (singular instrumental)
abstraktumā (singular locative)
abstraktums (singular vocative)


abstraktumā

abstraktums (singular nominative)
abstraktumu (singular accusative)
abstraktuma (singular genitive)
abstraktumam (singular dative)
abstraktumu (singular instrumental)
abstraktums (singular vocative)


lācis

Du proto-balte *talk- (« ours »), issu de l'indo-européen commun *tel-k- (« pousser, frapper, botter, piétiner »).


krēsls

Plusieurs théories existent :
:* selon certains chercheurs, le terme aurait été emprunté au slave, d’un possible proto-slave *kreslo, peut-être lié à *krosno.
:* selon d’autres chercheurs, l’explication ci-dessus ne parvient pas à expliquer les cognats dans les autres langues baltes (par exemple le letton dialectal kreslis, kreša, le lituanien dialectal krãsė, kresė̃, krẽstas), qui suggèreraient que les occurrences slaves soient des emprunts au proto-balte.

Cette dernière hypothèse est soutenue par leur distribution : il n’y a pas d’occurrences dans les langues slaves méridionales (le cognat bulgare est un emprunt tardif). En cela, krēsls viendrait du proto-balte *krēs-, de la même racine que le verbe krest signifiant aujourd’hui « secouer » et ayant également, anciennement, le sens de « tisser, tresser » (attesté en vieux norrois hrista (« secouer »), le vieux haut allemand risten (« tisser, tresser »)). Le proto-balte remonterait au indo-européen commun *kert-, *kret, dérivé de *(s)ker- (« tourner, plier »). Le sens original aurait été « objet tressé » (les chansons folkloriques suggèrent que les premières chaises comportaient une assise tressée).

Parmi les cognats se trouvent le lituanien krė́slas (« chaise, fauteuil »), le vieux prussien creslan (« chaise avec dossier »), le russe кре́сло, kréslo (« fauteuil »), le bulgare кресло́, kresló (« fauteuil »), le tchèque křeslo (« fauteuil »), le polonais krzesło (« fauteuil »).

krēsli (plural nominative)
krēslu (singular accusative)
krēslus (plural accusative)
krēsla (singular genitive)
krēslu (plural genitive)
krēslam (singular dative)
krēsliem (plural dative)
krēslu (singular instrumental)
krēsliem (plural instrumental)
krēslā (singular locative)
krēslos (plural locative)
krēsli (plural vocative)

Le Latviešu etimoloģijas vārdnīca indique que ce terme a un niveau d’intonation. En pratique, cependant, il est souvent prononcé avec un ton brisé pour le différencier de krēsla. Le changement de ton provient peut-être de l’influence du russe кресло (kréslo, « fauteuil »).


ceļš

ceļi (plural nominative)
ceļu (singular accusative)
ceļus (plural accusative)
ceļa (singular genitive)
ceļu (plural genitive)
ceļam (singular dative)
ceļiem (plural dative)
ceļu (singular instrumental)
ceļiem (plural instrumental)
ceļā (singular locative)
ceļos (plural locative)
ceļ (singular vocative)
ceļi (plural vocative)


kaimiņš

kaimiņi (plural nominative)
kaimiņu (singular accusative)
kaimiņus (plural accusative)
kaimiņa (singular genitive)
kaimiņu (plural genitive)
kaimiņam (singular dative)
kaimiņiem (plural dative)
kaimiņu (singular instrumental)
kaimiņiem (plural instrumental)
kaimiņā (singular locative)
kaimiņos (plural locative)
kaimiņ (singular vocative)
kaimiņi (plural vocative)
kaimiņiene (feminine)


ozols

Du proto-balte *anžōl-, où sous une autre forme du proto-balte *anžōn-.

Les origines de ce mot sont très variées et sont disputées. référence nécessaire (pourquoi ? résoudre le problème)

ozoli (plural nominative)
ozolu (singular accusative)
ozolus (plural accusative)
ozola (singular genitive)
ozolu (plural genitive)
ozolam (singular dative)
ozoliem (plural dative)
ozolu (singular instrumental)
ozoliem (plural instrumental)
ozolā (singular locative)
ozolos (plural locative)
ozoli (plural vocative)

ozolu birzs.

ozola galds, skapis.

une table, une armoire en bois de chêne.


dzīvnieks

dzīvnieki (plural nominative)
dzīvnieku (singular accusative)
dzīvniekus (plural accusative)
dzīvnieka (singular genitive)
dzīvnieku (plural genitive)
dzīvniekam (singular dative)
dzīvniekiem (plural dative)
dzīvnieku (singular instrumental)
dzīvniekiem (plural instrumental)
dzīvniekā (singular locative)
dzīvniekos (plural locative)
dzīvnieki (plural vocative)


etiķis

etiķi (plural nominative)
etiķi (singular accusative)
etiķus (plural accusative)
etiķa (singular genitive)
etiķu (plural genitive)
etiķim (singular dative)
etiķiem (plural dative)
etiķi (singular instrumental)
etiķiem (plural instrumental)
etiķī (singular locative)
etiķos (plural locative)
etiķi (singular vocative)
etiķi (plural vocative)


smiltis

smilšu (plural genitive)
smiltīm (plural dative)
smiltīm (plural instrumental)
smiltīs (plural locative)


kaktuss

Du latin cactus, lui-même issu du grec ancien κάκτος, káktos.


karogs

karogi (plural nominative)
karogu (singular accusative)
karogus (plural accusative)
karoga (singular genitive)
karogu (plural genitive)
karogam (singular dative)
karogiem (plural dative)
karogu (singular instrumental)
karogiem (plural instrumental)
karogā (singular locative)
karogos (plural locative)
karogi (plural vocative)


Skotija

Skotiju (singular accusative)
Skotijas (singular genitive)
Skotijai (singular dative)
Skotiju (singular instrumental)
Skotijā (singular locative)

Écosse (partie nord de la Grande-Bretagne).


baznīca

Du vieux slave божница, božnica (« chapelle »).

baznīcas (plural nominative)
baznīcu (singular accusative)
baznīcas (plural accusative)
baznīcas (singular genitive)
baznīcu (plural genitive)
baznīcai (singular dative)
baznīcām (plural dative)
baznīcu (singular instrumental)
baznīcām (plural instrumental)
baznīcā (singular locative)
baznīcās (plural locative)
baznīcas (plural vocative)


Kanāda

Kanādu (singular accusative)
Kanādas (singular genitive)
Kanādai (singular dative)
Kanādu (singular instrumental)
Kanādā (singular locative)


iela

ielas (plural nominative)
ielu (singular accusative)
ielas (plural accusative)
ielas (singular genitive)
ielu (plural genitive)
ielai (singular dative)
ielām (plural dative)
ielu (singular instrumental)
ielām (plural instrumental)
ielā (singular locative)
ielās (plural locative)
ielas (plural vocative)


Ukrainā

Spriedze Ukrainā palielinās, tiek ziņots par Krievijas karaspēka koncentrēšanos pie Ukrainas robežas.

Les tensions en Ukraine augmentent, avec des rapports faisant état d'un renforcement des troupes russes à la frontière ukrainienne.

Aidis Tomsons et Evija Unāma, «Artis Pabriks: Krievijas spēku koncentrāciju var salīdzināt ar nopietnas ofensīvas sākumu », LR1, 14 avril 2021


Ukrainas

Les tensions en Ukraine augmentent, avec des rapports faisant état d’un renforcement des troupes russes à la frontière ukrainienne.


Ukrainai

"Negribētu redzēt nākošo Čemberlenu Rietumu pusē, jo zinām, ka sarunas Minskas formātā ir bezjēdzīgas un nesekmīgas lielā mērā un tas piedāvājums, ko Rietumi grib Ukrainai piedāvāt un arī Krievija grib piedāvāt, ir Donbasa tā saucamo sacelšanas dalībnieku iefiltrēšana Kijevas parlamentā.

« Je ne voudrais pas voir un autre Chamberlain aux côtés de l'Occident, parce que nous savons que les pourparlers de Minsk n'ont aucun sens et échouent dans une large mesure et que l'offre que l'Occident veut offrir à l'Ukraine et que la Russie veut offrir est l'infiltration des soi-disant rebelles du Donbass dans le parlement de Kiev. […] »


ziņots

Supposément, en l’état des informations actuelles, selon les informations reçues.


robeža

robežas (plural nominative)
robežu (singular accusative)
robežas (plural accusative)
robežas (singular genitive)
robežu (plural genitive)
robežai (singular dative)
robežām (plural dative)
robežu (singular instrumental)
robežām (plural instrumental)
robežā (singular locative)
robežās (plural locative)
robežas (plural vocative)


robežas

robeža (singular nominative)
robežu (singular accusative)
robežu (plural genitive)
robežai (singular dative)
robežām (plural dative)
robežu (singular instrumental)
robežām (plural instrumental)
robežā (singular locative)
robežās (plural locative)
robeža (singular vocative)


lietvārds

lietvārdi (plural nominative)
lietvārdu (singular accusative)
lietvārdus (plural accusative)
lietvārda (singular genitive)
lietvārdu (plural genitive)
lietvārdam (singular dative)
lietvārdiem (plural dative)
lietvārdu (singular instrumental)
lietvārdiem (plural instrumental)
lietvārdā (singular locative)
lietvārdos (plural locative)
lietvārdi (plural vocative)


Kijiva

(Siècle à préciser) Translittération de l’ukrainien Київ, Kiїv.


bezdelīga

bezdelīgas (plural nominative)
bezdelīgu (singular accusative)
bezdelīgas (plural accusative)
bezdelīgas (singular genitive)
bezdelīgu (plural genitive)
bezdelīgai (singular dative)
bezdelīgām (plural dative)
bezdelīgu (singular instrumental)
bezdelīgām (plural instrumental)
bezdelīgā (singular locative)
bezdelīgās (plural locative)
bezdelīgas (plural vocative)


elkonis

elkoņi (plural nominative)
elkoni (singular accusative)
elkoņus (plural accusative)
elkoņa (singular genitive)
elkoņu (plural genitive)
elkonim (singular dative)
elkoņiem (plural dative)
elkoni (singular instrumental)
elkoņiem (plural instrumental)
elkonī (singular locative)
elkoņos (plural locative)
elkoni (singular vocative)
elkoņi (plural vocative)


ķivulis

ķivuļi (plural nominative)
ķivuli (singular accusative)
ķivuļus (plural accusative)
ķivuļa (singular genitive)
ķivuļu (plural genitive)
ķivulim (singular dative)
ķivuļiem (plural dative)
ķivuli (singular instrumental)
ķivuļiem (plural instrumental)
ķivulī (singular locative)
ķivuļos (plural locative)
ķivuli (singular vocative)
ķivuļi (plural vocative)


durvis

durvju (plural genitive)
durvīm (plural dative)
durvīm (plural instrumental)
durvīs (plural locative)


pirksts

pirksti (plural nominative)
pirkstu (singular accusative)
pirkstus (plural accusative)
pirksta (singular genitive)
pirkstu (plural genitive)
pirkstam (singular dative)
pirkstiem (plural dative)
pirkstu (singular instrumental)
pirkstiem (plural instrumental)
pirkstā (singular locative)
pirkstos (plural locative)
pirksti (plural vocative)


Minecraft

(2009) De l’anglais Minecraft, composé de mine (« miner ») et craft (« fabriquer, crafter »).


Slovākija

Slovākiju (singular accusative)
Slovākijas (singular genitive)
Slovākijai (singular dative)
Slovākiju (singular instrumental)
Slovākijā (singular locative)


Slovēnija

Slovēniju (singular accusative)
Slovēnijas (singular genitive)
Slovēnijai (singular dative)
Slovēniju (singular instrumental)
Slovēnijā (singular locative)


Valensija

De l’espagnol Valencia, issu du latin Valentia.


Vidzeme

Composé de vidus (« centre ») et de zeme (« terre, pays »), littéralement « région Centre ».


viņš

viņi (plural nominative)
viņu (singular accusative)
viņus (plural accusative)
viņa (singular genitive)
viņu (plural genitive)
viņam (singular dative)
viņiem (plural dative)
viņu (singular instrumental)
viņiem (plural instrumental)
viņā (singular locative)
viņos (plural locative)


Šveice

Šveici (singular accusative)
Šveices (singular genitive)
Šveicei (singular dative)
Šveici (singular instrumental)
Šveicē (singular locative)


pirmais

pirmā (singular feminine nominative)
pirmie (plural masculine nominative)
pirmās (plural feminine nominative)
pirmo (singular masculine accusative)
pirmo (singular feminine accusative)
pirmos (plural masculine accusative)
pirmās (plural feminine accusative)
pirmā (singular masculine genitive)
pirmās (singular feminine genitive)
pirmo (plural masculine genitive)
pirmo (plural feminine genitive)
pirmajām (singular masculine dative)
pirmajai (singular feminine dative)
pirmajiem (plural masculine dative)
pirmajām (plural feminine dative)
pirmo (singular masculine instrumental)
pirmo (singular feminine instrumental)
pirmajiem (plural masculine instrumental)
pirmajām (plural feminine instrumental)
pirmajā (singular masculine locative)
pirmajā (singular feminine locative)
pirmajos (plural masculine locative)
pirmajās (plural feminine locative)
pirmo, pirmais (singular masculine vocative)
pirmo, pirmā (singular feminine vocative)
pirmie (plural masculine vocative)
pirmās (plural feminine vocative)


puika

D'origine finnique : à comparer au finnois poika.

puikas (plural nominative)
puiku (singular accusative)
puikas (plural accusative)
puikas (singular genitive)
puiku (plural genitive)
puikam (singular dative)
puikām (plural dative)
puiku (singular instrumental)
puikām (plural instrumental)
puikā (singular locative)
puikās (plural locative)
puikas (plural vocative)


stilizācija

stilizācijas (plural nominative)
stilizāciju (singular accusative)
stilizācijas (plural accusative)
stilizācijas (singular genitive)
stilizāciju (plural genitive)
stilizācijai (singular dative)
stilizācijām (plural dative)
stilizāciju (singular instrumental)
stilizācijām (plural instrumental)
stilizācijā (singular locative)
stilizācijās (plural locative)
stilizācijas (plural vocative)


kūts

kūtis (plural nominative)
kūti (singular accusative)
kūtis (plural accusative)
kūtu (plural genitive)
kūtij (singular dative)
kūtīm (plural dative)
kūti (singular instrumental)
kūtīm (plural instrumental)
kūtī (singular locative)
kūtīs (plural locative)
kūtis (plural vocative)


cilts

ciltis (plural nominative)
cilti (singular accusative)
ciltis (plural accusative)
ciltu (plural genitive)
ciltij (singular dative)
ciltīm (plural dative)
cilti (singular instrumental)
ciltīm (plural instrumental)
ciltī (singular locative)
ciltīs (plural locative)
ciltis (plural vocative)


valsts

valstis (plural nominative)
valsti (singular accusative)
valstis (plural accusative)
valstu (plural genitive)
valstij (singular dative)
valstīm (plural dative)
valsti (singular instrumental)
valstīm (plural instrumental)
valstī (singular locative)
valstīs (plural locative)
valstis (plural vocative)


mobilais telefons

mobilie telefoni (plural nominative)
mobilo telefonu (singular accusative)
mobilos telefonus (plural accusative)
mobilā telefona (singular genitive)
mobilo telefonu (plural genitive)
mobilajam telefonam (singular dative)
mobilajiem telefoniem (plural dative)
mobilo telefonu (singular instrumental)
mobilajiem telefoniem (plural instrumental)
mobilajā telefonā (singular locative)
mobilajos telefonos (plural locative)
mobilie telefoni (plural vocative)


gliemezis

gliemeži (plural nominative)
gliemezi (singular accusative)
gliemežus (plural accusative)
gliemeža (singular genitive)
gliemežu (plural genitive)
gliemezim (singular dative)
gliemežiem (plural dative)
gliemezi (singular instrumental)
gliemežiem (plural instrumental)
gliemezī (singular locative)
gliemežos (plural locative)
gliemezi (singular vocative)
gliemeži (plural vocative)


ekstremitāte

ekstremitātes (plural nominative)
ekstremitāti (singular accusative)
ekstremitātes (plural accusative)
ekstremitātes (singular genitive)
ekstremitātu (plural genitive)
ekstremitātei (singular dative)
ekstremitātēm (plural dative)
ekstremitāti (singular instrumental)
ekstremitātēm (plural instrumental)
ekstremitātē (singular locative)
ekstremitātēs (plural locative)
ekstremitātes (plural vocative)


brīvprātība

brīvprātības (plural nominative)
brīvprātību (singular accusative)
brīvprātības (plural accusative)
brīvprātības (singular genitive)
brīvprātību (plural genitive)
brīvprātībai (singular dative)
brīvprātībām (plural dative)
brīvprātību (singular instrumental)
brīvprātībām (plural instrumental)
brīvprātībā (singular locative)
brīvprātībās (plural locative)
brīvprātības (plural vocative)


kailgliemezis

kailgliemeži (plural nominative)
kailgliemezi (singular accusative)
kailgliemežus (plural accusative)
kailgliemeža (singular genitive)
kailgliemežu (plural genitive)
kailgliemezim (singular dative)
kailgliemežiem (plural dative)
kailgliemezi (singular instrumental)
kailgliemežiem (plural instrumental)
kailgliemezī (singular locative)
kailgliemežos (plural locative)
kailgliemezi (singular vocative)
kailgliemeži (plural vocative)


cērte

cērtes (plural nominative)
cērti (singular accusative)
cērtes (plural accusative)
cērtes (singular genitive)
cērtu (plural genitive)
cērtei (singular dative)
cērtēm (plural dative)
cērti (singular instrumental)
cērtēm (plural instrumental)
cērtē (singular locative)
cērtēs (plural locative)
cērtes (plural vocative)


ticība

ticības (plural nominative)
ticību (singular accusative)
ticības (plural accusative)
ticības (singular genitive)
ticību (plural genitive)
ticībai (singular dative)
ticībām (plural dative)
ticību (singular instrumental)
ticībām (plural instrumental)
ticībā (singular locative)
ticībās (plural locative)
ticības (plural vocative)


gredzens

gredzeni (plural nominative)
gredzenu (singular accusative)
gredzenus (plural accusative)
gredzena (singular genitive)
gredzenu (plural genitive)
gredzenam (singular dative)
gredzeniem (plural dative)
gredzenu (singular instrumental)
gredzeniem (plural instrumental)
gredzenā (singular locative)
gredzenos (plural locative)
gredzeni (plural vocative)


inteliģence

inteliģences (plural nominative)
inteliģenci (singular accusative)
inteliģences (plural accusative)
inteliģences (singular genitive)
inteliģencu (plural genitive)
inteliģencei (singular dative)
inteliģencēm (plural dative)
inteliģenci (singular instrumental)
inteliģencēm (plural instrumental)
inteliģencē (singular locative)
inteliģencēs (plural locative)
inteliģences (plural vocative)


paklājs

paklāji (plural nominative)
paklāju (singular accusative)
paklājus (plural accusative)
paklāja (singular genitive)
paklāju (plural genitive)
paklājam (singular dative)
paklājiem (plural dative)
paklāju (singular instrumental)
paklājiem (plural instrumental)
paklājā (singular locative)
paklājos (plural locative)
paklāji (plural vocative)


tumsa

tumsu (singular accusative)
tumsas (singular genitive)
tumsai (singular dative)
tumsu (singular instrumental)
tumsā (singular locative)


dīķis

dīķi (plural nominative)
dīķi (singular accusative)
dīķus (plural accusative)
dīķa (singular genitive)
dīķu (plural genitive)
dīķim (singular dative)
dīķiem (plural dative)
dīķi (singular instrumental)
dīķiem (plural instrumental)
dīķī (singular locative)
dīķos (plural locative)
dīķi (singular vocative)
dīķi (plural vocative)


baikers

baikeri (plural nominative)
baikeru (singular accusative)
baikerus (plural accusative)
baikera (singular genitive)
baikeru (plural genitive)
baikeram (singular dative)
baikeriem (plural dative)
baikeru (singular instrumental)
baikeriem (plural instrumental)
baikerā (singular locative)
baikeros (plural locative)
baikeri (plural vocative)


motociklists

motociklisti (plural nominative)
motociklistu (singular accusative)
motociklistus (plural accusative)
motociklista (singular genitive)
motociklistu (plural genitive)
motociklistam (singular dative)
motociklistiem (plural dative)
motociklistu (singular instrumental)
motociklistiem (plural instrumental)
motociklistā (singular locative)
motociklistos (plural locative)
motociklisti (plural vocative)


veiklība

veiklību (singular accusative)
veiklības (singular genitive)
veiklībai (singular dative)
veiklību (singular instrumental)
veiklībā (singular locative)


žiglums

žiglumu (singular accusative)
žigluma (singular genitive)
žiglumam (singular dative)
žiglumu (singular instrumental)
žiglumā (singular locative)

Agilité, capacité à faire une chose rapidement.


veiklums

veiklumu (singular accusative)
veikluma (singular genitive)
veiklumam (singular dative)
veiklumu (singular instrumental)
veiklumā (singular locative)


vektors

vektori (plural nominative)
vektoru (singular accusative)
vektorus (plural accusative)
vektora (singular genitive)
vektoru (plural genitive)
vektoram (singular dative)
vektoriem (plural dative)
vektoru (singular instrumental)
vektoriem (plural instrumental)
vektorā (singular locative)
vektoros (plural locative)
vektori (plural vocative)


maiznieks

maiznieki (plural nominative)
maiznieku (singular accusative)
maizniekus (plural accusative)
maiznieka (singular genitive)
maiznieku (plural genitive)
maizniekam (singular dative)
maizniekiem (plural dative)
maiznieku (singular instrumental)
maizniekiem (plural instrumental)
maizniekā (singular locative)
maizniekos (plural locative)
maiznieki (plural vocative)


pārsteigums

pārsteigumi (plural nominative)
pārsteigumu (singular accusative)
pārsteigumus (plural accusative)
pārsteiguma (singular genitive)
pārsteigumu (plural genitive)
pārsteigumam (singular dative)
pārsteigumiem (plural dative)
pārsteigumu (singular instrumental)
pārsteigumiem (plural instrumental)
pārsteigumā (singular locative)
pārsteigumos (plural locative)
pārsteigumi (plural vocative)


apstāklis

apstākļi (plural nominative)
apstākli (singular accusative)
apstākļus (plural accusative)
apstākļa (singular genitive)
apstākļu (plural genitive)
apstāklim (singular dative)
apstākļiem (plural dative)
apstākli (singular instrumental)
apstākļiem (plural instrumental)
apstāklī (singular locative)
apstākļos (plural locative)
apstākli (singular vocative)
apstākļi (plural vocative)


skaņa

skaņas (plural nominative)
skaņu (singular accusative)
skaņas (plural accusative)
skaņas (singular genitive)
skaņu (plural genitive)
skaņai (singular dative)
skaņām (plural dative)
skaņu (singular instrumental)
skaņām (plural instrumental)
skaņā (singular locative)
skaņās (plural locative)
skaņas (plural vocative)


klusums

klusumu (singular accusative)
klusuma (singular genitive)
klusumam (singular dative)
klusumu (singular instrumental)
klusumā (singular locative)


konteksts

konteksti (plural nominative)
kontekstu (singular accusative)
kontekstus (plural accusative)
konteksta (singular genitive)
kontekstu (plural genitive)
kontekstam (singular dative)
kontekstiem (plural dative)
kontekstu (singular instrumental)
kontekstiem (plural instrumental)
kontekstā (singular locative)
kontekstos (plural locative)
konteksti (plural vocative)


traģikomēdija

traģikomēdijas (plural nominative)
traģikomēdiju (singular accusative)
traģikomēdijas (plural accusative)
traģikomēdijas (singular genitive)
traģikomēdiju (plural genitive)
traģikomēdijai (singular dative)
traģikomēdijām (plural dative)
traģikomēdiju (singular instrumental)
traģikomēdijām (plural instrumental)
traģikomēdijā (singular locative)
traģikomēdijās (plural locative)
traģikomēdijas (plural vocative)


kvadrāts

kvadrāti (plural nominative)
kvadrātu (singular accusative)
kvadrātus (plural accusative)
kvadrāta (singular genitive)
kvadrātu (plural genitive)
kvadrātam (singular dative)
kvadrātiem (plural dative)
kvadrātu (singular instrumental)
kvadrātiem (plural instrumental)
kvadrātā (singular locative)
kvadrātos (plural locative)
kvadrāti (plural vocative)