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Latvian
Etymology
From muļķis (“stupid one”) + -īgs.
Pronunciation
Adjective
muļķīgs (definite muļķīgais, comparative muļķīgāks, superlative vismuļķīgākais, adverb muļķīgi)
- (of people, also animals) stupid, foolish, dumb (not mentally well developed, lacking intelligence)
- labāk gudrs ienaidnieks neka muļķīgs draugs ― better a wise enemy than a stupid friend
- viņa jutās muļķīga un provinciāla meitene, kas nav spējīga izprast, kurp virzītas šo cilvēku domas ― she felt like a stupid, provincial girl, who is not able to understand where this person's thoughts are headed
- cik tak tāds suns muļķīgs! ― how stupid is that dog!
- (of behavior) stupid, foolish, silly (typical of, expressing, lack of intelligence)
- muļķīgs skatiens ― stupid, foolish look
- muļķīgas izdarības ― foolish acts, behavior
- (of texts, words) stupid, foolish, silly (having content expressing, or typical of, lack of intelligence)
- muļķīgs joks, muļķīga anekdote ― silly joke
- muļķīgas iedomas ― foolish ideas, whims
- muļķīgas tenkas ― stupid gossip
- man sanāk dusmas, bet es neko neatbildu, gribēdams šo muļķīgo sarunu ātrāk izbeigt ― I felt angry, but I didn't answer anything, wanting to finish this stupid conversation quickly
- (of actions, states) stupid (unpleasant, unwanted, inappropriate)
- muļķīga situācija ― stupid situation
- viņam pietika šīs muļķīgās dēkas ― he had had enough of these stupid adventures
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