No. 617 in Latvian

idejas

"Idejas" in English means "ideas."

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Man radās jaunas idejas par šo projektu.
I came up with new ideas about this project.
Here 'idejas' is used in the plural to refer to creative thoughts or plans regarding a project.
Idejas vērtība slēpjas tās īstenošanā.
The value of an idea lies in its execution.
In this context, 'idejas' (genitive singular) is used to describe the possession of value by a single idea through its realization.
Vai tev ir kādas idejas, kā risināt šo problēmu?
Do you have any ideas on how to solve this problem?
Here 'idejas' is employed in a general sense to ask if there are any suggestions or plans for resolving an issue.

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