The reflexive form of Latvian mācīt, ‘to teach’, built with the reflexive infinitive ending -ties.
The reflexive form of Latvian mācīt, ‘to teach’, built with the reflexive infinitive ending -ties.
What does mācīties mean?
It means to learn or study, and also to gain understanding from experience.
How is mācīties different from mācīt?
Mācīties means to learn, while mācīt means to teach someone.
What are the main forms of mācīties?
The third-person present is mācās, the past is mācījās, and the debitive is jāmācās.
Can mācīties mean to study at school or university?
Yes. It is the ordinary verb for studying at an educational institution.
Can mācīties be used with no, ‘from’?
Yes. Mācīties no kļūdām means to learn from mistakes.