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Latvian
Etymology
From neprāts (“irrationality”) + -īgs (with neprāts from ne- + prāts (“reason, understanding, mind”)).
Pronunciation
Adjective
neprātīgs (definite neprātīgais, comparative neprātīgāks, superlative visneprātīgākais, adverb neprātīgi)
- (of people, their behavior) foolish, imprudent, unreasonable; expressing these qualities
- neprātīgs cilvēks ― foolish, imprudent person
- neprātīga rīcība ― thoughtless action
- dzīve ir tik skopa un īsa, bet mēs esam tik neprātīgi, ka neprotam izlietot pat tos nedaudzos mirkļus, kas mums doti ― life is so scarce and short, and we are so foolish that we don't know how to use even those few moments that we have been given
- cilvēks nezin kāpēc grib mūžīgu pavasari, nepadomādams nemaz, cik neprātīga tāda vēlēšanās ― people for some reason want an eternal spring, not thinking about how foolish this desire is
- (of thoughts, ideas) foolish (completely unfounded, untenable, impossible)
- arī Martai gribējās iet skolā, mācīties, bet kalpa meitenei tolaik skola bija neprātīgs sapnis ― also Martha wanted to go to school and study, but in those days school was a foolish dream for a servant girl
- (of people, their behavior) foolish, reckless, foolhardy
- daudz nedomādama, viņa bija ar mieru pamest Andreju un aiziet pie Kaspara: stiprā, neprātīgā ― not thinking much, she was willing to leave Andrejs and go to Kaspars: (she was) strong, foolhardy
- jā, sievietes mīl neprātīgos, mīl Gēstu Berlingu, mīl Uldi ― yes, the women love the reckless, foolhardy ones, they love Gēsts Berlings, they love Uldis
- viņa smadzenēs radās visneprātīgākās iztēles ainas ― in his brains were the most foolish, reckless images
- (of people, their behavior) insane, mad (having serious mental disorders)
- plosăs kă neprātīgs ― he kicks and screams like a madman
- kā neprātīga viņa skrēja mums pretim: “brālīti! brālīti! tu dzīvs!” ― like a mad woman she ran towards us: “little brother! little brother! you (are) alive!”
- es, lai kā vēroju, nekādi nevarēju notvert, kur viņš būtu ko neprātīgu darījis vai runājis ― no matter how much I watched, couldn't catch him where he would do or say something crazy
- (colloquial) extraordinary, excessive
- sākumā taksometra šoferis raudzījās pāri stūrei tik saspringti, it kā viņi neprātīgā ātrumā drāztos cauri miglai ― at first the taxi driver looked over the steering wheel so tightly, as if they were slicing through the fog at an insane, excessive speed
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