trükivad

trükivad is a Latvian verb. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb trūkt. The verb trūkt means "to lack" or "to be missing." Therefore, trükivad translates to "they lack" or "they are missing."

This verb is used in sentences to describe a situation where multiple subjects are experiencing a deficiency or absence of something. For example, a sentence might read "Viņi trükivad naudu," which translates to "They lack money." Another example could be "Laika trükivad," meaning "Time is lacking" or "They are short on time." The specific context of the sentence will determine the exact nuance of "lack" or "missing." The verb can be applied to abstract concepts like time or emotions, as well as concrete objects like money or resources. Understanding the root verb trūkt is key to comprehending the meaning of trükivad.