No. 701 in Latvian

aizdomās

"Suspicions" or "under suspicion."

In a sentence

Policija tur viņu aizdomās par noziegumu.
The police suspect him of committing a crime.
In this sentence, 'aizdomās' is part of a phrase indicating suspicion towards someone or something.
Viņš krita aizdomās, jo viņa alibi nebija pārliecinošs.
He fell under suspicion because his alibi was not convincing.
Here, 'aizdomās' conveys the state of being under suspicion or suspicion towards an individual.
Es nesaku, ka tur kāds ir vainīgs, bet tas rada aizdomas.
I'm not saying anyone is guilty, but it raises suspicions.
In this context, 'aizdomās' (plural form) refers to the feeling or belief that something might be true, often without proof.

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