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/ˈriːt͡s/
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The early part of the day, from dawn until around noon.
Examples
Pabeigsim darbu līdz rītam.
We will finish by morning.
Agrā rītā ielas bija tukšas.
In the early morning the streets were empty.
Katru rītu viņa dzer kafiju.
Every morning she drinks coffee.
Vasaras rīti ir vēsi.
Summer mornings are cool.
No rīta lija lietus.
It rained from the morning.
Meanings
Examples
No rīta lija lietus.
It rained from the morning.
Katru rītu viņa dzer kafiju.
Every morning she drinks coffee.
Agrā rītā ielas bija tukšas.
In the early morning the streets were empty.
Pabeigsim darbu līdz rītam.
We will finish by morning.
Vasaras rīti ir vēsi.
Summer mornings are cool.
Etymology
An inherited Baltic word related to Lithuanian rytas and Latvian ritēt.
FAQ
Rīts means morning, the early part of the day
Is rīts masculine or feminine
Rīts is a masculine first-declension noun
What is the genitive singular of rītsThe genitive singular is rīta
The genitive singular is rīta
How do you say “in the morning” in Latvian?
Use rītā or no rīta, depending on context
Are rīts and rīt the same?
No. Rīts means morning, while rīt means tomorrow
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