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sakost — sakurt
sakost 1. to bite*; (sadzelt) to sting*;
2. (barību) to chew, to masticate;
s. zobus — to set* (clench) one’s
teeth
sakošjāt to chew, to masticate
sākotne origin
sākotnējs initial, original; (primārs)
primary
sakraments rel. sacrament
sakrāt to accumulate; (naudu — arī)
to save up; (mantu, bagātību) to
amass
sakrāllties to accumulate; to pile up;
man —jies daudz darba — I have a
great deal of work to do
sakratīt to shake* [up]
sakratīties to be* shaken
sakraut (kaudzē) to pile, to heap;
(vezumā) to load; (sienu — kaudzē)
to rick, to stack
sakravāt to pack [up]
sakravāties to pack [up]
sakrevējis (par rokām) callous,
hardened, horny
sakrimst to gnaw, to gnaw to pieces
sakrist 1. to fall*; (sagāzties) to fall*
to pieces, to collapse; s. virsū — to
fall* upon (on); s. veldrē (par
labību) — to lie* down (flat); 2.
(sagadīties) to coincide (with); 3. (par
uzskatiem) to concur (with); viņu
uzskati sakrīt — they have (are of)
the same opinion
sakristeja bazn. sacristy, vestry
sakri||sties 1.: —tusies maize —
slack-baked bread; 2. (novājēt) to go*
thin, to lose* flesh
sakrišana 1. (sagadīšanās) coincidence;
2. (uzskatu) concurrence
sakritība coincidence
sakrokot to gather, to make* gathers
sakrokoties to gather, to make* gathers
sakropjojums mutilation
sakropļot to cripple, to maim, to
mutilate, to disfigure
sakropļoties to mutilate (disfigure)
oneself
sakrunkot to wrinkle; s. pieri — to
wrinkle one’s forehead; s. seju —
to screw one’s face into wrinkles
sakrunkoties to get* wrinkled, to
shrivel
sakrustot to cross; s. rokas — to fold
one’s arms; — ām rokām — with
folded arms; s. kājas — to cross
one’s legs; —ām kajam —
cross-legged
saksofonists saxophone player,
saxophonist
saksofons saxophone
sakšlli vēst. Saxons; — u valoda —
Saxon, the Saxon language
sākļ|t to begin*, to start, to commence;
s. no jauna — 1) to start afresh;
2) (atsākt) to resume, to
recommence; s. ķildu — to raise (pick up)
a quarrel; s. sarakstīšanos — to
enter into correspondence; s.
karadarbību — to open hostilities; — ot
ar ... — beginning with (from) ...;
s. jaunu dzīvi — to turn over a
new leaf; no — ta gala — from time
immemorial, since the beginning of
time
sakta brooch
sākties to begin*, to start; (iestāties)
to set* in
sakūdīt to instigate, to incite, to stir
up
sakult 1. (sviestu) to churn; 2.
(putās) to whip, to whisk, to beat* up
sakulties 1. (par sviestu) to get*
churned; 2. (putās) to get* whipped
(whisked, beaten up)
sakumi pitch-fork; (mēslu) dung-fork
sakumpis bent, stooping
sakumpt to bend*, to stoop
sākumlļs beginning, start; outset; no
paša —a — from the very beginning
(outset), right from the start; no
—a līdz beigām — from [the]
beginning to [the] end, from start to
finish sar.; līdz ziemas —am —
before winter sets in; —a burts —
initial letter; —ā — at first, in the
beginning; —am — to begin with;
maija — ā — in the beginning of
May, early in May; piecdesmito
gadu —ā — in the early fifties; —a
ātrums fiz. — initial velocity (speed),
starting speed
sākumstāvoklis sp. starting position
sakūpināt (pienu) to curdle
sakuplllot to spread* (bush) out, to
grow* thick; koks ir — ojis — the
tree has spread
sakupt (par pienu) to curdle
sakurināt 1. to heat; 2. (uguni) to
light*, to kindle; «> s. kādam pirti —
to give* it hot to smb.
sakurt to light*, to kindle, to make*
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