pasauliniams

The word "pasauliniams" is a Latvian adjective. It is the dative plural form of the word "pasaulīgs," which translates to "worldly" or "secular" in English. Therefore, "pasauliniams" refers to things or concepts that are related to the secular world, as opposed to the spiritual or religious.

In Latvian grammar, the dative case is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb or the recipient of an action. The plural form indicates that the adjective is modifying multiple nouns. So, "pasauliniams" would be used in a sentence to describe multiple things or entities that are worldly or secular.

For example, one might use "pasauliniams" when discussing worldly possessions, secular education, or the concerns of the everyday world. It contrasts with terms that denote something divine, sacred, or otherworldly. The usage of "pasauliniams" is specific to the Latvian language and its grammatical structure. It is not a word found in English or many other languages, highlighting the linguistic diversity of adjective declension. Understanding its grammatical function and meaning is key to interpreting Latvian texts accurately.