No. 318 in Latvian
līgumu
The Latvian word "līgumu" translates to "agreement" or "contract" in English.
In a sentence
Mēs parakstījām līgumu par dzīvokļa īri.
We signed a contract for renting the apartment.
The word "līgumu" is in the singular accusative case and refers to the object of the action (signing a contract), specifically stating the agreement document.
Bez šī līguma mēs nevaram sākt projektu.
Without this contract, we cannot start the project.
Here, "līguma" is in the singular genitive case, used to express possession or the absence of a tangible item (the contract).
Lūdzu, izlasiet un pārbaudiet piedāvāto līgumu.
Please read and check the offered contract.
In this sentence, "līgumu" is in the singular accusative case, again indicating it as the object of the action (reading and checking the contract).
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