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Latvian
Etymology
A pre-13th-century borrowing from Old East Slavic богатыи (bogatyi) (cf. Russian бога́тый (bogátyj, “rich”)) or from Belarusian бага́ты (baháty, “rich”), both from the same stem as Old Church Slavonic богъ (bogŭ, “happiness; abundance, riches; god”), whence also its opposite nabags (“poor”) (q.v.).[1] Compare Lithuanian bagótas (“rich”), also a Slavic borrowing.
Pronunciation
Adjective
bagāts (definite bagātais, comparative bagātāks, superlative visbagātākais, adverb bagāti)
- rich, wealthy (having a lot of money; having many valuable possessions)
- bagāts cilvēks ― rich person
- bagāta valsts ― rich country
- bagāts saimnieks, fabrikants ― rich landowner, industrialist
- rich, expensive, luxurious (made with very valuable material, components; containing something valuable)
- bagāts pusdienu galds ― rich dinner table
- bagāts pūrs ― rich dowry
- bagāts nams ― rich house (where rich people live)
- rich (having a large amount of something; having many valuable parts)
- zivīm bagāta upe ― a river rich in fish
- ar mežiem bagāts apvidus ― an area rich in forests
- Čiaturas mangāna atradnes ir vienas no bagātākajām pasaulē ― the Čiatura manganese deposits are one of the richest in the world
- rich (large in number or size)
- bagāts loms ― a rich catch
- bagāta raža ― a rich harvest
- (of time periods) rich, productive, generous
- bagāts gads, rudens ― a rich year, autumn
- bagāts mūžs ― a rich life
- tās bija siltas, saulainas un augļu bagātas dienas ― those were warm, sunny and fruit-rich days
- rich, varied (in form, in nuances, in elements)
- bagāta valoda ― a rich language
- bagāta dzeja ― rich poetry
- bagāta fantāzija ― rich fantasy
- mākslinieks ar bagātu iztēli ― artist with a rich imagination
- bagāta grāmatu kolekcija ― rich collection of books
- bagāta augu valsts ― rich plant kingdom (= vegetation)
- bagāta fauna ― rich fauna
- rich (having excellent skills, knowledge, qualities, potential, contributions)
- pieredzes bagāts biškopis ― a beekeeper rich in experience
- nopelniem bagāts zinātnieks ― a scientist, scholar rich in merits
- palīdzot bērniem apgūt zināšanas, mēs dažreiz arī paši kļūstam bagātāki ― helping children obtain knowledge, we sometimes also become richer
- (of the mind, the psyche, the spirit) rich, sensitive, deep
- bagāta dvēsele ― a rich soul
Declension
Synonyms
- (of "rich", "wealthy"): turīgs, mantīgs
- (of "expensive", "luxurious"): dārgs, vērtīgs, grezns, krāšņs
- (of "productive", "generous"): ražens, ražīgs, rasmīgs
- (of "varied"): daudzveidīgs, daudzpusīgs, vispusīgs, bagātīgs, plašs
- (of "sensitive", "deep"): iejūtīgs, dziļš
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