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Latgalian
Etymology
From Proto-Balto-Slavic *náktis , from Proto-Indo-European *nókʷts . Cognates include Latvian nakts and Lithuanian naktis .
Pronunciation
Noun
nakts f (diminutive naksneņa )
night
Declension
Declension of nakts (type 6 noun)
References
M. Bukšs, J. Placinskis (1973 ) Latgaļu volūdas gramatika un pareizraksteibas vōrdneica , Latgaļu izdevnīceiba, page 378
Latvian
Nakts
Etymology
From Proto-Balto-Slavic *náktis , from Proto-Indo-European *nókʷts .[ 1]
Pronunciation
Noun
nakts f (6th declension )
night ( time period from sunset to sunrise , from evening to morning )
vēla nakts ― late night
dziļa nakts ― deep night
gara, īsa nakts ― long, short night
pavadīt nakti teltī ― to spend the night in a tent
zvaigžņota nakts ― starry night
nakts debesis ― night sky
nakts mākoņi ― night clouds
nakts tumsa ― night darkness
tumšs kā naktī ― dark like at night
melns kā nakts ― black like the night (= very black; gloomy)
uz nakti , uz nakts guļu ― overnight
nakts no sestdienas uz svētdienu ― night from Saturday to Sunday
mūžīga nakts ― eternal night (= death)
strādāt dienām un naktīm , dienu un nakti ― to work day and night
vakara sārtums pamazām nodziest... nu jau ir pilnīga nakts ― the evening redness gradually disappears... now it is full night
nakts klusumā skarbi iečīkstējās durvis ― in the silence of the night the door creaked harshly
night ( the same time period , in relation to a certain event or holiday )
jaungada nakts ― New Year's Eve (lit. night )
līgo, Jāņu nakts ― Midsummer night
kažu nakts ― wedding night
pirmā nakts ― wedding night (lit. first night, when the marriage is consummated)
( in the accusative ) at night ( during that time period )
dzirnavās nakti bija dzīres: velni dejoja ar raganām ― at the mill, durning the night , there was a feast: devils danced with witches
( in the genitive , used adjectivally ) night , nocturnal ( typical of, happening during , active during , this time period )
nakts vilciens ― night train
nakts dežūra ― night hours
nakts maiņa, nakts maiņa ― night shift
nakts redzamība ― night , noctural visibility
nakts dzīvnieki, kukaiņi ― nocturnal animals, insects
nakts puķes ― night flowers
nakts pastaiga ― night walk
nakts miers ― night quiet, peace
nakts miegs ― night sleep
nakts salna ― night frost
nakts lampa, nakts lampa ― night lamp
vagonā jau ieslēgts nakts apgaismojums ― the night lights are already on in the rail car
( figuratively ) night ( time period during which negative circumstances prevail )
fašisma nakts ― the night of fascism
night , dark ( the darkness typical of this time period )
muguru pagriezusi, viņa stāvēja pie loga un skatījās nakti ― turning around, she stood by the window and looked at the night
Declension
Declension of nakts (6th declension)
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