No. 454 in Latvian
kārtas
The Latvian word "kārtas" means "orders," "ranks," or "layers" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
Viņš stāvēja rindas trešajā kārtā.
He stood in the third row of the line.
In this sentence, 'kārtā' refers to a position or order within a sequence or arrangement, specifically indicating the rank or placement.
Mēs veiksim darbus vairākās kārtās.
We will carry out the work in multiple stages.
Here, 'kārtās' is used to denote stages or phases of a process.
Kārtas numurs ir jānorāda formā.
The order number must be specified in the form.
'Kārtas' in this sentence represents an ordinal number or a numerical indication of sequence.
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