Latvia
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- proper noun
- /ˈlætvɪə/
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Letonia
- NATO leaders are expected to address this problem at a summit in Riga, Latvia, in November.
- Latvia, Lithuania
- Estonia, Latvia
- Latvia, Poland
There will be no military intervention in in the countries like Moldova or Latvia or in Finland.
- There will be no military intervention in in the countries like Moldova or Latvia or in Finland.
- They brought they had brought matches from Riga, Latvia.
- So I think that we need to bolster the the defenses of Latvia.
- So we may look a little bit like Latvia, but we don't look like the rest of the of the developed world.
- Livonia, it's basically Latvia, Estonia today, the Livonian state is the successor of the Teutonic state in the Baltic.
- And Clinton said that we can agree to next thing you know, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland all join NATO directly on the Russian border.
- Where's where's Latvia rank in terms of Wales?
- Beverly Hills, Omaha, NE, Bangkok, Thailand, Latvia.
- We do worse than Liechtenstein, Slovakia and Latvia.
- So we had to look, you know, from Eastern Europe, we went to like Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Czech Republic, Italy, France.
Examples
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I am from Latvia.
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How the fishery and fishing industry in Latvia is being destroyed.
Academic text (2016) -
Neighboring Latvia has seen an even more dramatic increase in Russian military activity.
Academic text (2015) -
My niece is here from Latvia, but she leaves tomorrow.
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They came to my church, in Latvia.
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My family left Latvia.
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The Kremlin's agenda in Latvia is to slowly reverse the country's strategic direction from pro-West to pro-Moscow.
Academic text (2015) -
Pauls Bankovskis (1973) was born in Sigulda, one of Latvia's most picturesque towns.
Fiction book (1998) -
My niece is here from Latvia, but she leaves tomorrow.
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I am from Latvia.
Synonyms
A country in northeastern Europe on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Latvia comes from the name the local people use for themselves, Latvija, and refers to the Latvian people. So Latvia simply means 'land of the Latvians', which is why it is the country's name.