No. 420 in Latvian
ceļa
The Latvian word "ceļa" means "of the road" or "of the way" (genitive form of "ceļš").
In a sentence
Mājupceļa laikā es redzēju daudzus skaistus skatus.
During the way home, I saw many beautiful sights.
Used in genitive singular form to denote 'of the road' or 'of the way', specifying possession or relation.
Ceļa malā bija daudz ziedu.
There were many flowers by the side of the road.
Used in genitive singular form to describe location relative to the road.
Man vajadzētu izplānot ceļa maršrutu.
I should plan the road's route.
Used in genitive singular form to denote 'of the road' in the sense of ownership or thematic focus of the subject.
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