mundrums
Latvian
Etymology
From mundrs (“lively, vibrant, active”) + -ums.
Pronunciation
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Noun
mundrums m (1st declension)
- liveliness, alertness, activity
- radīt mundrumu ― to create liveliness
- mundruma sajūta ― a feeling of liveliness
- Elza norīvējās ar aukstu ūdeni... vēsā pieskaršanās uzdzina priecīgu mundrumu ― Elza squabbled with the cold water... the cold touch drove (her) happy liveliness away
- viņš ierunājās gurdā balsī, veltīgi cenzdamies piedot tai mundruma pieskaņu ― he started speaking with a weary voice, vainly trying to give it a touch of liveliness
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | mundrums | — |
| genitive | mundruma | — |
| dative | mundrumam | — |
| accusative | mundrumu | — |
| instrumental | mundrumu | — |
| locative | mundrumā | — |
| vocative | mundrum | — |