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    This document contains Latvian vocabulary words A through Ž, along with part of speech and grammatical information. It provides over 200 Latvian words, including common nouns like "house" and "book", verbs like "to eat" and "to write", greetings, and other basic words. The vocabulary is presented alphabetically in Latvian Cyrillic script.

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    This document contains Latvian vocabulary words A through Ž, along with part of speech and grammatical information. It provides over 200 Latvian words, including common nouns like "house" and "book", verbs like "to eat" and "to write", greetings, and other basic words. The vocabulary is presented alphabetically in Latvian Cyrillic script.

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    The document provides a list of Latvian vocabulary words along with their English translations.

    Some examples of Latvian vocabulary words include: acs (eye), auss (ear), būt (to be), ēst (to eat), and iet (to go, walk).

    The vocabulary list covers nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, and other parts of speech like prepositions.

    atvian Vocabulary: A - D

    abi (adj., masc.nom.pl.) 'both'


    acs (noun, fem., decl.cl.6) 'eye'
    adrese (noun, fem.) 'address'
    ak (interjection) 'ah, oh'
    ak vai (exclamatory phrase) 'oh my, oh dear, oh no!'
    ar (prep. + acc. in sing.) 'with'
    ar (adv.) 'also, too'
    aritmtika (fem. noun) 'arithmetic'
    rsts (noun, masc.) 'doctor (male)'
    at (interjection) 'bye, so long'
    auss (noun, fem. decl.cl.6) 'ear'
    bet (conjunction) 'but'
    brlis (noun, masc.) 'brother'
    bt (verb, infin., irregular) 'to be'
    cik (adverb, interrogative) 'how (much)'
    au (interjection) 'hi' and 'bye'
    dabt (verb, infin. conj.cl. 2) 'to get'
    dara (verb, 3.p.pres. form of dart 'to do') 'does, is doing'
    dart (verb, infinitive, conj.cl.3(a)) 'to do'
    drzs (noun, masc.) 'garden'
    dators (noun, masc., pronounced with long o sound) 'computer'
    dls (masc. noun, pronounced d*ls) 'son'
    dieml (adverb, pronounced diem*l) 'unfortunately'
    diezgan (adv.) 'rather, enough'
    disertcija (fem. noun) 'dissertation'
    dot (verb, irregular) 'to give'
    drusci (adverb) 'a little bit'
    dvielis (noun, masc.) 'towel'
    dziedt (verb, infin., conj.cl 3(b)) 'to sing'
    dziesma (noun, fem.) 'song'
    dzvot (verb, infinitive, conj.cl.2) 'to live'

    Latvian Vocabulary: E - J
    es (1st p.sg.nom.pers. pron.) 'I'
    esi (verb, 2.p.sg.pres.) '(you) are'
    esmu (verb, 1.p.sg.pres. (infin. bt), pronounced e*smu) '(I) am'
    st (verb, infin., irregular) 'to eat'
    galds (masc. noun) 'table'
    galva (noun, fem.) 'head'
    gara (fem.nom.sg.adj.) 'long, tall'
    gatavs (adj.) 'ready'
    grmata (fem. noun) 'book'
    gribt (verb, infin. conj.cl. 3(b)) 'to want'
    ieka (noun, fem.) '(the) indoors, (the) inside'
    iet (verb, infin. irreg.) 'to go, walk'
    informcija (noun, fem.) 'information'
    internets (noun, masc.) 'internet'
    ir (verb, 3.p.pres. form of bt 'to be') 'is'
    j (affirmative) 'yes'
    jaka (noun, fem.) 'jacket, cardigan'
    Jnis (noun, masc.) 'John'
    jau (adverb) 'already'
    jauki (adverb) 'nicely, pleasantly'
    jauns (adjective, masc.nom.sg.) 'new, young'
    Jzeps (noun, masc.) 'Joseph'
    js (pronoun, 2.p.pl.nom.) 'you'

    Latvian Vocabulary: K - L
    k (adverb, interrogative) 'how'
    kafija (noun, fem.) 'coffee'
    kais (noun, masc.) 'cat'
    kpc (adverb, interrog.) 'why'
    kas (pronoun, masc. interrogative/relative) 'what'
    kaut kas (pronoun, indef.) 'something'
    kljas (verb, 3.p.pres.refl.) 'goes, fits, suits'
    klau (verb, 2.p.sg.imper.) 'listen!'
    klausos (verb, 1.p.sg.pres.refl.) '(I'm) listening'
    kava (noun, fem.) 'maple tree'
    ko (pronoun, acc.sg. interrog./relative) 'what'
    koks (noun, masc.) 'tree'
    kur (adverb, interrogative) 'where'
    laba (fem.nom.sg.adj.) 'good'
    labk (adverb, compar.) 'better'
    labdien (greeting) 'hello, good day'
    labi (adv.) 'good, well, OK, fine'
    labrit (greeting) 'good morning'
    labs (adjective) 'good'
    labvakar (greeting; stress on 2nd syllable) 'good evening'
    laikraksts (masc. noun) 'newspaper'
    laiks (noun, masc.) 'time'
    lasa (verb, 3.p.pres. form of last 'to read') 'reads, is reading'
    last (verb, infin. conj.cl. 3(a)) 'to read'
    launags (noun, masc.) 'lunch, luncheon, afternoon tea'
    liels (adj., nom.sg.masc.) 'big, large'
    ldzu (verb, 1.p.sg.) 'please; you're welcome'
    luga (noun, fem.) 'play, stage play'
    oti (adv.) 'very'

    atvian Vocabulary: M - P
    mca (verb, 3.p.pres. form of mct 'to read') 'reads, is reading'
    mja (fem. noun) 'house'
    man (dat.1.p.sg.pers. pronoun) 'to me'
    man, mani (pronoun, 1.p.sg.personal, dative & accusative) 'to me, me'
    mans, mana (adj., masc. & fem.) 'my'
    mana (noun, fem.) 'car, machine'
    mte (noun, fem.) 'mother'
    mazgt (verb, infin., conj.cl.2) 'to wash'
    meita (noun, fem.) 'daughter'
    ms (pron., 1.p.pl.nom.) 'we'
    nakts (noun, fem., decl.cl.6) 'night'
    nav (verb, negative 3rd person of bt "to be") 'isn't/aren't'
    n (negative) 'no'
    nekur (adv., negative, stressed on 2nd syllable) 'nowhere'
    nemaz (adverb, neg., stressed on 2nd syllable) 'not at all'
    no (prep. + gen.) 'from, out of, off'
    noteikti (adv.) 'definitely, certainly'
    nu (exclamation) 'well, so'
    ozols (masc. noun) 'oak, oak tree'
    paka (fem. noun) 'package, parcel'
    paldies 'thank you, thanks'
    patikt (verb, infin.) 'to like, be pleasing to'
    pats (pronoun, masc.) 'self, oneself'
    pc (prep. + gen.) 'after'
    piedert (verb, infin.) 'to belong to, be owned by'
    piens (masc. noun) 'milk'
    pietiek (verb, 3.p.pres. of pietikt) 'suffices, is enough'
    pilsta (noun, fem.) 'city, town'
    pods (masc. noun) 'pot, saucepan'
    prast (verb, infin., conj.cl. 3(a)) 'to ask, request'
    pulkstenis (noun, masc.) 'clock, watch'

    Latvian Vocabulary: R -
    raksta (verb, 3.p.pres. form of rakstt 'to read') 'reads, is reading'
    rakstt (verb, infin., conj.cl. 3(a)) 'to write'
    rakstnieks (masc. noun) 'writer, author'
    redzt (verb, infin., conj.cl. 3(b)) 'to see'
    resns (adj. pronounced re*sns) 'fat'
    Rga (noun, fem.) '(city of) Riga'
    Rita (fem. noun) 'Rita'
    rts (noun, masc.) 'morning'
    Roberts (masc. noun) 'Robert'
    spt (verb, infin. conj.cl. 3(b)) 'to hurt, be in pain'
    sauss (adjective) 'dry'
    skaists (adjective) 'lovely, beautiful'
    skolotja (noun, fem.) 'teacher (female)'
    slikti (adverb) 'badly, poorly'
    smuks (adjective) 'pretty, nice, handsome'
    sula (fem. noun) 'juice'
    stt (verb, infin.) 'to send'
    e (adverb) 'here'
    efpavrs (masc. noun) 'chef, cook'
    eit (adv.) 'here'
    odien (adverb) 'today'

    Latvian Vocabulary: T -
    t (fem.sg. demonstrative pronoun/adj.) 'that' (masc.nom.sg. is: tas)
    tagad (adverb) 'now'
    tpat (adverb) 'same (way), similarly'
    tas (pronoun/adjective, demonstrative, masc. nom.sg.) 'that'
    tauta (noun, fem.) 'folk, people, nation'
    tavs (adjective, possessive) 'your (2.p.sg.)'
    tja (noun, fem.) 'tea'
    telefons (noun, masc.) 'telephone'
    tev (pronoun, 2.p.sg.dat.pers.) '(to) you' (nom.sg. is: tu)
    tiem (adv.) 'really, truly'
    ttis (noun, masc.) 'daddy, dad, papa'
    tik (adv.) 'so'
    trs (adjective) 'clean'
    to (acc.sg. demonstrative pronoun/adj.) 'that' (masc.nom.sg. is: tas)
    tu (pronoun, 2.p.sg.nom.pers.) 'you, thou'
    tli (adv.) 'immediately, right away'
    uz (prep. + acc. for direction, gen. for location, dat. in plural) 'to, on, at'
    uzredzanos (interjectional phrase; stress on 2nd syllable) 'see you later, so long, au
    revoir'
    vai (interrogative) 'whether'
    vairs (adverb) 'no more, any more, no longer'
    vajadzt (verb, infin. conj.cl. 3(b)) 'to need, require'
    vakars (noun, masc.) 'evening'
    vrdnca (fem. noun) 'dictionary'
    vart (verb, infin. conj.cl. 3(b)) 'to be able; can'
    vecs (adj. pronounced ve*cs) 'old'
    vecmmia (noun, fem.dimin.) 'granny, granma'
    vjains (adjective) 'windy'
    vss (adjective, pronounced v*ss) 'cool'
    vstule (noun, fem.) 'letter'
    vienalga (adv.) 'whatever, all the same'
    viens (adjective) 'one, single, lone'
    via (pronoun, fem.3.p.sg.nom.pers.) 'she'
    vi (pronoun, masc.3.p.sg.nom.pers.) 'he'
    zmulis (noun, masc.) 'pencil'
    zint (verb, infin. conj.cl. 3(b)) 'to know'
    zvant (verb, infin. conj.cl. 3(a)) 'to ring'
    l (adverb, pronounced *l) 'pitifully, sorrowfully'

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