Latvianness
- noun
- /ˈlætvɪənnəs/
- She takes great pride in her Latvianness, celebrating traditional customs and language.
Examples
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The Latvianness of the festival was evident in the traditional dances.
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The poet's work explores themes of Latvianness and national identity.
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Debates about Latvianness often arise within the Latvian diaspora community.
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Latvianness is celebrated through various cultural events.
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She takes great pride in her Latvianness, celebrating traditional customs and language.
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The poet's work explores themes of Latvianness and national identity.
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The Latvianness of the festival was evident in the traditional dances.
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Etymology
Latvianness comes from the country name Latvia and the adjective Latvian, plus the English ending -ness that means 'state of being' or 'quality'. Like kindness and happiness, Latvianness names the culture, habits, and identity that show someone is Latvian.