iztulkot
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Latvian[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From iz- + tulkot (“to translate, to interpret”).
Pronunciation[edit]
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Verb[edit]
iztulkot (transitive, 2nd conjugation, present iztulkoju, iztulko, iztulko, past iztulkoju)
- to explain, to make clear, to interpret
- iztulkot pēc sava prāta ― to understand, interpret (something) in one's own way
- iztulkot cita rīcību sev par labu ― to interpret someone else's action(s) in one's favor
- strīda cēloni katrs iztulkoja pēc savas patikšanas ― each (person) interpreted, understood the cause of the dispute as s/he pleased
- viņš nedrīkst parādīt ne uztraukumu, ne sašutumu, jo to varētu iztulkot kā nespēka pazīmi ― he must not show agitation or indignation, because they might interpret it as a sign of weakness
- to translate
- iztulkot grāmatu ― to translate a book
- jau 1905. gada revolūcijas priekšvakarā viņš iztulko latviski Ivana Franko stāstu “Meži un ganības” already in 1905, on the eve of the revolution, he translates into Latvian Ivan Franko's story “Forests and Pastures”
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