tehniskos

Tehniskos is a Latvian term that generally translates to "technical" or "technological." It can refer to a wide range of concepts related to science, engineering, and practical application of knowledge. In everyday Latvian language, "tehniskos" is often used to describe something that is functional, well-engineered, or related to machinery and equipment. It can also denote a field of study or a profession within technical disciplines.

The word "tehniskos" is an adjective, and its grammatical form changes depending on the gender and number of the noun it modifies. For instance, "tehnisks darbs" means "technical work," while "tehniskas zināšanas" means "technical knowledge." When used as a noun, "tehniskais" can refer to a technician or an engineer.

In a broader sense, "tehniskos" encompasses the development and utilization of tools, systems, and processes that solve practical problems. This includes areas such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, and applied physics. Latvia has a strong tradition in technical education and innovation, with many institutions and companies contributing to advancements in various technical fields. The term highlights the importance of practical skills and scientific understanding in modern society.