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counselling

konzultīerimi s
(consultation, counselling)

count

grǭf s
(count, earl)

counter

leț, lu’ggiji s
(counter)

♦

under the counter leț al

counterbalance

vastõ|va’it s
(counterweight, counterbalance)

counterpart

vastõ|tǟ’ntõks s
(counterpart, equivalent, analogue)

counterweight

vastõ|va’it s
(counterweight, counterbalance)

counting

lu’ggimi s
(counting)

♦

census ro’v lu’ggimi

countless

lu’ggõmõt adj
(countless, innumerable)

♦

innumerably many lu’ggõmõt pǟgiņ

countless

i’ļ|ilīņ adv
(countless)

country

vald s
(state, country, kingdom)

♦

the kingdom of heaven touvõ vald

country

valst, vǭļikštõks s
(state, country)

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He speaks against the country. Ta rõkāndõb valstõn vastõ.

country folk

mǭ|ro’vz s
(country folk, peasantry)

country life

mǭ|je’l s
(country life, rural life)

country(side)

mǭ s
(country(side), province, the back country)

county

(a) aprink s
(county, district)

♦

the head of Ventspils county Vǟnta aprink jū’odiji

(b) mǭkõr s
(county)

♦

Jelgava County Jālgab mǭkõr

Ventspils County Vǟnta mǭkõr

couple

pǭŗ adj
(couple)

♦

in a couple of days pǭŗ pǟva pie’rrõ

coupling

pǭŗtimi s
(mating, coupling)

courage

sidālit s
(courageousness, courage, bravery)

courage

julgit, julgõm, sidālim s
(courage, bravery)

courageous

julgi, julgõ adj
(courageous, brave)

♦

a brave person julgi rištīng

to put at ease julgõ mīeldõ andõ

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Be brave! Vȯ’l julgi!

courageous

drū’ošõ, sidāli adj
(brave, courageous)

courageously

(a) julgstiz adv
(courageously, confidently) (b) julgzist adv
(courageously, fearlessly) (c) julgzistõz adv
(courageously, fearlessly) (d) sidālistiz adv
(courageously, pluckily)

courageousness

sidālit s
(courageousness, courage, bravery)

courgette

kabātš s
(courgette, zucchini)

Courland

Kurā|mǭ, Ku’r|mǭ l
(Courland, Kurzeme)

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