Pieejamu

Pieejamu is a Latvian adjective meaning "accessible" or "available." It is used to describe nouns that can be reached, used, or obtained, such as information, resources, services, or data. In Latvian, pieejamu appears in inflected forms to agree with the noun it modifies, and is common in phrases that indicate accessibility, such as pieejamu informāciju or pieejamu pakalpojumu. The base form of the adjective is pieejams; other forms reflect gender, number, and case.

Pieejamu derives from the root pieej- in the adjective pieejams, which conveys accessibility or availability. The word is widely used across domains—government, technology, media, and everyday language—to signal that a resource can be accessed by people or systems. It is particularly common in discussions of information systems, data sharing, and digital services, where availability and ease of access are important criteria.

Applications and examples. In public communications and policy, pieejamu informāciju and pieejamu datu kopumu convey that information or data are available to the public or authorized users. In technology and UX contexts, the term supports the language of user access, openness, and operability, indicating that interfaces, data, or services can be utilized without unnecessary barriers. The word thus functions as a straightforward descriptor of accessibility in Latvian.

See also: accessibility; open data; Latvian language.