No. 372 in Latvian
veikalos
The Latvian word "veikalos" means "in (the) shops" or "in (the) stores" in English.
In a sentence
Mēs iegādājamies pārtikas preces veikalos.
We buy groceries in shops.
In this sentence, 'veikalos' is used in the locative case of the plural form of 'veikals', indicating the location where the action of buying groceries takes place.
Nesen atvērtie veikali piedāvā vislabākās preces.
The recently opened shops offer the best products.
Though 'veikalos' is not explicitly used here, it would appear in contexts describing specific activities happening 'in the shops'.
Veikalos pieejamas gan vietējās, gan importētās preces.
In shops, both local and imported goods are available.
Here, 'veikalos' is also in its locative plural form, specifying the location of available goods.
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