radiaatoritele

radiaatoritele is a Latvian word that translates to "for radiators" or "to radiators." It is a dative plural form of the noun "radiaator," meaning "radiator." This grammatical form is used when a radiator is the indirect object of a verb or when it is the object of a preposition that requires the dative case. For example, in a sentence like "Ma andsin radiaatoritele uut värvi" (I gave new paint to the radiators), "radiaatoritele" is used because the radiators are receiving the action of being painted. Similarly, if one were to say "This instruction is for radiators," the Latvian equivalent might use this dative plural form. The usage of "radiaatoritele" is therefore dependent on the grammatical context within a Latvian sentence, specifically indicating the recipient or beneficiary of an action related to one or more radiators. It signifies the plural form of radiators in a context where they are not the direct subject or object but are being acted upon indirectly.