[ˈtʲæ̀i̯ʃs]
OriginFrom Proto-Balto-Slavic *teišus. Cognates include Latvian tiešs and Lithuanian teisus.
- direct
“Tagadejō latgaļu volūda ir teišs senejōs latgaļu volūdas turpynōjums.” — The modern Latgalian language is the direct continuation of the former Latgalian language.
Formsteišs(indefinite, masculine, nominative, singular) · teiši(indefinite, masculine, nominative, plural) · teiša(feminine, indefinite, nominative, singular) · teišys(feminine, indefinite, nominative, plural) · teišas(dialectal, feminine, indefinite, nominative, plural) · teiša(genitive, indefinite, masculine, singular) · teišu(genitive, indefinite, masculine, plural) · teišys(feminine, genitive, indefinite, singular) · teišas(dialectal, feminine, genitive, indefinite, singular) · teišu(feminine, genitive, indefinite, plural) · teišam(dative, indefinite, masculine, singular) · teišim(dative, indefinite, masculine, plural) · teišai(dative, feminine, indefinite, singular) · teišom(dative, feminine, indefinite, plural) · teišu(accusative, indefinite, masculine, singular) · teišus(accusative, indefinite, masculine, plural) · teišu(accusative, feminine, indefinite, singular) · teišys(accusative, feminine, indefinite, plural) · teišas(accusative, dialectal, feminine, indefinite, plural) · teišu(indefinite, instrumental, masculine, singular)
Source: Wiktionary