Uzskaitt

Uzskaitt is not a standard Latvian word; it is most commonly viewed as a misspelling of the verb uzskaitīt, which means to enumerate, to list, or to recount. In Latvian, uzskaitīt is a transitive verb used to present a sequence of items, reasons, or facts.

The verb derives from the stem skait- (to count) with the prefix uz-, forming a meaning close to “to count through” or “to detail.” The correct infinitive is uzskaitīt; the form uzskaitt appears in informal writing but is not considered correct in standard orthography. Like other -īt verbs, uzskaitīt follows regular Latvian conjugation patterns, adapting to different person and tense forms.

Usage and examples: uzskaitīt is commonly used in formal writing, reports, research, and instructions whenever a list or sequence is presented. It is transitive and requires a direct object in the accusative, such as punktus (points), iemeslus (reasons), or datus (data). Examples: Es uzskaitu desmit iemeslus. Viņa uzskaitīja visus punktus sarakstā. Uzskaitīšana refers to the act of enumerating, or the process of listing items.

Related terms include uzskaitījums (an enumeration or listing) and uzskaitīšana (the act of enumerating). The concept is closely tied to procedures for inventory, documentation, and argument presentation, where clarity and order are achieved by systematic enumeration.