katrs
Katrs is a word in the Latvian language that functions as a determiner meaning “each” or “every.” It is used to refer to individual members of a group, indicating that a statement applies to them one by one rather than to the group as a whole. In sentences, katrs typically precedes the noun it modifies and agrees with the noun’s gender and number, as do related adjectives in Latvian.
Examples illustrate its usage: “Katrs cilvēks ir atbildīgs par savām darbībām” (Every person is responsible for
Grammatical notes: Katrs inflects like an adjective, with forms that vary by gender and case in agreement
Usage and nuance: Katrs emphasizes the individuality of members within a group and is often chosen when