uzskatana

Užskatana is a Latvian word that translates to "considered" or "regarded" in English. It is a past passive participle of the verb "uzskatīt," which means "to consider," "to regard," or "to deem." The word is commonly used in various contexts to express opinions, beliefs, or judgments about something or someone.

For instance, it can be used to state what is generally believed to be true, such as "Viņš tiek uzskatīts par talantīgu mākslinieku" (He is considered a talented artist). It can also be used to express a personal opinion, although in a more formal or objective way, like "Šis jautājums tiek uzskatīts par svarīgu" (This issue is considered important). The grammatical form of "uzskatana" might change depending on the gender and number of the noun it modifies, for example, "uzskatīts" (masculine singular), "uzskatīta" (feminine singular), "uzskatīti" (masculine plural), or "uzskatītas" (feminine plural).

The word plays a crucial role in constructing sentences that convey a sense of established opinion or common perception within the Latvian language. It helps to differentiate between a direct statement of fact and a matter of general belief or appraisal. Understanding the usage of "uzskatana" is important for comprehending nuanced expressions and the way judgments are articulated in Latvian.