Izlietot

Izlietot is a Latvian verb that translates to "to use up," "to expend," or "to consume." It signifies the process of depleting a resource, whether it be material possessions, time, energy, or even emotions. The verb often implies a finite quantity that is gradually diminished through use.

For instance, one might say "es izlietoju visu pienu" which means "I used up all the milk." This highlights the complete depletion of the milk supply. Similarly, "viņš izlietojis daudz enerģijas" translates to "he has expended a lot of energy," indicating a significant drain on his physical or mental reserves. The concept of "izlietot" can also apply to abstract resources, such as "laiku izlietot" (to use up time) or "pacietību izlietot" (to expend patience).

The grammatical form of "izlietot" can vary depending on the tense, person, and number of the subject. Common conjugations include "izlietoju" (I use up), "izlietoji" (you use up), and "izlietoja" (he/she/it used up). The past participle forms also exist, such as "izlietots" (used up, masculine singular) and "izlietota" (used up, feminine singular). The term emphasizes the act of utilizing something until it is no longer available or usable in its original form.