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Latvian frequency list

No. 627 in Latvian

mēdz

The Latvian word "mēdz" means "tends to" or "is in the habit of."

In a sentence

  • Reizēm tas mēdz līst visu dienu.

    Sometimes it tends to rain all day.

    Here, 'mēdz' shows a habitual occurrence, suggesting that it often happens.

  • Viņš mēdz agrāk ierasties darbā.

    He tends to arrive at work earlier.

    In this sentence, 'mēdz' indicates a usual practice or behavior.

  • Dzīvnieki mēdz meklēt ēnu, lai paslēptos no saules.

    Animals tend to seek shade to avoid the sun.

    Here, 'mēdz' conveys a general tendency or habit observed in animals.

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