maize

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Основной печёный продукт из муки и воды, обычно в форме буханки.

Примеры

  • Pie zupas pasniedza tumšo maizi.
    К супу подали тёмный хлеб.
  • Veikalā nopirkām svaigu maizes klaipu.
    В магазине мы купили свежую буханку хлеба.
  • Brokastīs es apēdu divas maizes šķēles.
    На завтрак я съел два ломтика хлеба.
  • Uzsmērē sviestu uz maizes.
    Намажь масло на хлеб.
  • Vecmāmiņa pati cep rudzu maizi.
    Бабушка сама печёт ржаной хлеб.

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Значения

Хлеб

noun
food
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Пища из муки и воды, обычно с дрожжами или закваской, которую пекут буханкой и едят ломтиками или кусками.

Примеры

  • Brokastīs es apēdu divas maizes šķēles.
    На завтрак я съел два ломтика хлеба.
  • Vecmāmiņa pati cep rudzu maizi.
    Бабушка сама печёт ржаной хлеб.
  • Uzsmērē sviestu uz maizes.
    Намажь масло на хлеб.
  • Veikalā nopirkām svaigu maizes klaipu.
    В магазине мы купили свежую буханку хлеба.
  • Pie zupas pasniedza tumšo maizi.
    К супу подали тёмный хлеб.

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Этимология

Древнее балтийское слово, родственное латышскому mieži, «ячмень». Более глубокое происхождение связывают с иранскими словами от корня со значением «сеять».

ЧАВО

Что означает maize по-латышски?

Maize означает хлеб.

Как произносится maize?

Maize произносится /ˈmai̯ze/ с ударением на первом слоге.

Какого рода слово maize?

Maize женского рода.

Какова форма родительного падежа слова maize?

Форма родительного падежа единственного числа, maizes.

Означает ли латышское maize кукурузу?

Нет. Maize означает хлеб, а кукуруза по-латышски kukurūza.

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Free Turtle
Aug 13
There is also pelnīt maizi, literally earning bread, meaning earning a living. So if someone says a job dod maizi, nobody is talking about free loaves.
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Eager Shrew
Aug 15
Latvian has a lot of these bread = livelihood phrases, very same feeling as хлеб in Russian
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Fond Hornbill
Aug 12
For bar food, ķiploku grauzdiņi are fried rye bread with garlic. Tourists sometimes expect garlic toast, but its harder, darker, salty, beer snack energy.
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Swift Panda
Aug 10
Rupjmaizes kārtojums is another one where the word hides inside the dish name. It is the layered dessert with rye breadcrumbs, jam and cream, so dont translate it as some kind of bread arrangement and panic.
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Wandering Condor
Aug 12
this one is so good cold from the fridge next morning
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Pearl Sparrow
Aug 7
Maizes zupa is dessert, not soup with bread beside it.
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Vivid Curlew
Aug 6
Saldskābmaize sounds like it should be cake when you first learn it, but no. It is the sweet-sour rye bread type, and caraway is not a strange modern flavouring there, it belongs to the traditional version. My Latvian friends argue about brands of it like people argue about coffee.
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Steady Meerkat
Aug 6
baltmaize = white bread. baltā maize is understandable too, but the compound is what you see/hear a lot.
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Humble Rabbit
Aug 1
Rupjmaize is the dark rye one. If you come from English and picture soft rye sandwich bread, Latvian rupjmaize is much heavier and darker, more like black bread.
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Dusty Fawn
Aug 2
Proper one with butter is basically a meal, no need to decorate it
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Cosmic Quail
Jul 30
At a cafe maizīte can just mean a sandwich. Desu maizīte, siera maizīte, that sort of thing.
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Stormy Tiger
Jul 30
and usually open sandwich, at least the ones I was given in Riga
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Steady Curlew
Jul 21
maizes is the form that got me. Sometimes it is singular genitive, like maizes šķēle, and sometimes it is normal plural, like the bakery has three different maizes today. You dont get a new ending to warn you, you just have to read the sentence around it.
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Giddy Loon
Jul 22
yes, I translated it plural for months lol
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