nepārprotams

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/ˈnɛ.paːr.pruɔ.tams/
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A basic Latvian expression meaning unambiguous or unmistakable.

Examples

  • Lūdzu, izlasi piemēru ar nepārprotams.
    Please read the example with unambiguous or unmistakable.
  • Viņa pareizi lietoja nepārprotams teikumā.
    She used unambiguous or unmistakable correctly in a sentence.
  • Mēs šodien mācāmies nepārprotams.
    We are learning unambiguous or unmistakable today.
  • Skolotāja uzrakstīja nepārprotams uz tāfeles.
    The teacher wrote unambiguous or unmistakable on the board.
  • Es dzirdēju nepārprotams ikdienas sarunā.
    I heard unambiguous or unmistakable in an everyday conversation.

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Meanings

Everyday meaning

adjective
everyday
neutral
Used in present-day Latvian to express unambiguous or unmistakable.

Examples

  • Skolotāja uzrakstīja nepārprotams uz tāfeles.
    The teacher wrote unambiguous or unmistakable on the board.
  • Es dzirdēju nepārprotams ikdienas sarunā.
    I heard unambiguous or unmistakable in an everyday conversation.
  • Lūdzu, izlasi piemēru ar nepārprotams.
    Please read the example with unambiguous or unmistakable.
  • Mēs šodien mācāmies nepārprotams.
    We are learning unambiguous or unmistakable today.
  • Viņa pareizi lietoja nepārprotams teikumā.
    She used unambiguous or unmistakable correctly in a sentence.

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Etymology

FAQ

What does nepārprotams mean?

nepārprotams means unambiguous or unmistakable.

Is nepārprotams common?

Yes. It is common in present-day Latvian.

Is nepārprotams formal?

It is neutral and suitable for ordinary conversation.

Should beginners learn nepārprotams?

Yes. It is useful core Latvian vocabulary.

How is nepārprotams used?

Use it when the situation calls for unambiguous or unmistakable.

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