satiksme

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/ˈsa.tik.smɛ/
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A basic Latvian expression meaning traffic or transport connections.

Examples

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

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Meanings

Everyday meaning

noun
everyday
neutral
Used in present-day Latvian to express traffic or transport connections.

Examples

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

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Etymology

FAQ

What does satiksme mean?

satiksme means traffic or transport connections.

Is satiksme common?

Yes. It is common in present-day Latvian.

Is satiksme formal?

It is neutral and suitable for ordinary conversation.

Should beginners learn satiksme?

Yes. It is useful core Latvian vocabulary.

How is satiksme used?

Use it when the situation calls for traffic or transport connections.

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