No. 730 in Latvian

prātā

The Latvian word "prātā" means "in the mind" or "in thought" in English.

In a sentence

Man prātā nāca labs risinājums.
A good solution came to my mind.
Here, 'prātā' is used to indicate the mental space where thoughts occur, translated as 'mind' in English.
Viņš turēja šo ideju prātā visu dienu.
He kept this idea in mind all day.
In this context, 'prātā' refers to the act of keeping or remembering information consciously in one's thoughts.
Es paturēšu to prātā nākamreiz, kad radīsies līdzīga situācija.
I will keep that in mind next time a similar situation arises.
This usage of 'prātā' implies remembering or being aware of something mentally for future reference.

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