pareizs

Pareizs is a Latvian word that translates to "correct," "right," or "proper" in English. It is a widely used adjective in the Latvian language and can be applied in various contexts, from indicating accuracy in statements to describing appropriate behavior or the right way to do something.

For example, when someone asks a question and receives an accurate answer, they might say the answer is "pareizs." In a moral or ethical sense, "pareizs" can refer to actions that are considered morally right or just. It can also denote something that is suitable or appropriate for a particular situation or purpose. The opposite of "pareizs" is "nepareizs," meaning "incorrect" or "wrong." The word's versatility makes it a fundamental part of everyday Latvian conversation and writing.