izlietoji

izlietoji is a Latvian word that translates to "spent," "used," or "consumed" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "izlietot," which means to use up, expend, or deplete. The word can be applied to a variety of contexts, referring to resources, time, energy, or even emotions.

In the context of resources, izlietotais can describe something that has been fully utilized and is no longer available. For example, "izlietotā enerģija" would refer to energy that has been consumed. Similarly, "izlietotais ūdens" means used water, often in the context of wastewater.

The term can also be used to denote a state of exhaustion or depletion. For instance, someone might feel "izlietoti" after a strenuous activity, indicating they have expended all their energy. This can extend to emotional states as well, where prolonged stress or difficult experiences can leave a person feeling emotionally izlietoti.

Grammatically, izlietoti agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. It can appear in various forms depending on the grammatical case and whether it refers to a masculine, feminine, or neuter noun, singular or plural. The core meaning, however, remains consistent: something that has been used up or depleted.