nākt prātā
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to come to mind
/naːkt ˈpraː.taː/
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A basic Latvian expression meaning to come to mind.
Examples
Mēs šodien mācāmies nākt prātā.
We are learning to come to mind today.
Viņa pareizi lietoja nākt prātā teikumā.
She used to come to mind correctly in a sentence.
Es dzirdēju nākt prātā ikdienas sarunā.
I heard to come to mind in an everyday conversation.
Skolotāja uzrakstīja nākt prātā uz tāfeles.
The teacher wrote to come to mind on the board.
Lūdzu, izlasi piemēru ar nākt prātā.
Please read the example with to come to mind.
Meanings
Examples
Skolotāja uzrakstīja nākt prātā uz tāfeles.
The teacher wrote to come to mind on the board.
Es dzirdēju nākt prātā ikdienas sarunā.
I heard to come to mind in an everyday conversation.
Lūdzu, izlasi piemēru ar nākt prātā.
Please read the example with to come to mind.
Mēs šodien mācāmies nākt prātā.
We are learning to come to mind today.
Viņa pareizi lietoja nākt prātā teikumā.
She used to come to mind correctly in a sentence.
FAQ
What does nākt prātā mean?
nākt prātā means to come to mind.
Yes. It is common in present-day Latvian.
It is neutral and suitable for ordinary conversation.
Should beginners learn nākt prātā?
Yes. It is useful core Latvian vocabulary.
Use it when the situation calls for to come to mind.
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