No. 554 in Latvian

nepieciešamības

The Latvian word "nepieciešamības" translates to "necessities" or "needs" in English.

In a sentence

Nepieciešamības gadījumā mēs varam izmantot šo rīku.
In case of necessity, we can use this tool.
Here, "nepieciešamības" is used in a genitive singular form, completing the compound noun "nepieciešamības gadījumā" (in case of necessity).
Viņi apsprieda nepieciešamības ieviešanu birojos.
They discussed the implementation of necessities in offices.
"Nepieciešamības" is in the genitive singular and refers to the concept of a necessary feature or facility.
Pēc ārsta ieteikuma, viņš iegādājās zāles tikai nepieciešamības gadījumā.
Following the doctor's advice, he only bought medicines in case of necessity.
The genitive case is used here, in "nepieciešamības gadījumā," to denote a specific condition or situation related to necessity.

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