Pabeigtas

Pabeigtas is a Latvian word that translates to "finished" or "completed" in English. It is a past active participle of the verb "pabeigt," meaning to finish or complete. The word is used to describe a state of having been brought to an end or brought to a successful conclusion.

In Latvian grammar, "pabeigtas" is a feminine singular form. The masculine singular form is "pabeigts," the feminine plural is "pabeigtas," and the masculine plural is "pabeigti." These forms are used to agree in gender and number with the noun they modify.

The concept of being "pabeigtas" can apply to a wide range of situations. It can refer to a task that has been accomplished, a project that has been concluded, or an event that has taken place and is now over. For example, one might say "darbs ir pabeigtas," meaning "the work is finished." Similarly, a sentence like "mācības ir pabeigtas" translates to "studies are completed."

The word carries a sense of finality and accomplishment. It signifies that an endeavor has reached its intended end point, often implying that the process involved effort and time. The successful completion of something is generally viewed positively, and "pabeigtas" encapsulates this outcome.