[bàːɾis]
CilmeFrom the same stem as bārs (“lonely”) (q.v.), made into a second declension masculine noun (ending -is).
- declension-2, genitive, masculine, rare, usually(male) orphan (a boy who has lost one or both parents)
“bāra bērns, bārabērns” — orphan child
“kļūt par bāri” — to become an orphan
“netrūkst starp viņiem arī bāra bērnu, kam karš nolaupījis mātes glāstu un tēva padomu” — among them, thereis no shortage of orphan children, from whom the war stole (their) mother's caresses and (their) father's advice
- conjunctive, form-of, pastpast conjunctive of bārt
- conditional, form-of, pastpast conditional of bārt
- participlehaving scolded; indefinite past active participle of bārt
Formasbāre(feminine) · bāris(nominative, singular) · bāri(nominative, plural) · bāra(genitive, singular) · bāru(genitive, plural) · bārim(dative, singular) · bāriem(dative, plural) · bāri(accusative, singular) · bārus(accusative, plural) · bāri(instrumental, singular) · bāriem(instrumental, plural) · bārī(locative, singular) · bāros(locative, plural) · bāri(singular, vocative) · bāri(plural, vocative) · bāris(masculine, nominative, singular) · bāruši(masculine, nominative, plural) · bārusi(feminine, nominative, singular) · bārušas(feminine, nominative, plural) · bāruša(genitive, masculine, singular)
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