CilmeFrom French bal (“a dance”).
- declension-5, feminineball (old-fashioned spacious, luxurious dancing party)
“balles tērps” — ball dress, clothes
“zaļumu balle” — open-air ball, dancing party
“masku balle” — masquerade (lit. mask ball)
- colloquial, declension-5, femininea small party, with food and drinks
“vakar pēc sapulces ceplī bijusi īsta balle” — yesterday after the meeting in the kiln there was a real ball
- declension-5, femininepoint (on a scale), grade, level
“atzīmes 10-ballu skalā” — marks on a 10-point scale
Formasballe(nominative, singular) · balles(nominative, plural) · balles(genitive, singular) · baļļu(genitive, plural) · ballei(dative, singular) · ballēm(dative, plural) · balli(accusative, singular) · balles(accusative, plural) · balli(instrumental, singular) · ballēm(instrumental, plural) · ballē(locative, singular) · ballēs(locative, plural) · balle(singular, vocative) · balles(plural, vocative) · ballu(genitive, plural)
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