[kʎûːda]
OriginFrom (still dialectally attested) kļūdīt, originally the iterative form of kļūt (“to become”) (q.v.), with the meaning “to reach, to get (somewhere),” later “to reach accidentally, by mistake”, “to get lost,” and then “to make a mistake” (a meaning still found in its surviving reflexive form kļūdīties). The corresponding noun kļūda probably evolved from “chance, accident” to “misfortune” and finally “mistake.” Cognates include Lithuanian kliàuda (“lack, blame, defect”).
- declension-4, feminineerror, mistake (something that fails to correspond to reality or truth; something that fails to follow existing rules, norms or requirements)
“gramatiska, pareizrakstības kļūda” — grammatical, spelling mistake
“stilistiska, stila kļūda” — stylistic mistake
“liktenīga kļūda” — fatal mistake
- declension-4, feminineerror (the difference between the true value of a given variable and its measured or calculated value)
“praktiski izslēgtas mēriekārtās arī tā saucamās kalibrēšanas kļūdas” — in the measuring equipment, the so-called calibration errors are practically excluded
Formskļūda(nominative, singular) · kļūdas(nominative, plural) · kļūdas(genitive, singular) · kļūdu(genitive, plural) · kļūdai(dative, singular) · kļūdām(dative, plural) · kļūdu(accusative, singular) · kļūdas(accusative, plural) · kļūdu(instrumental, singular) · kļūdām(instrumental, plural) · kļūdā(locative, singular) · kļūdās(locative, plural) · kļūda(singular, vocative) · kļūdas(plural, vocative)
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