vieglais

Vieglais is a Latvian word that translates to "light" or "easy" in English. It is a versatile adjective used in various contexts to describe something that is not heavy, difficult, or complicated.

In the context of physical objects, "vieglais" refers to a lack of weight. For example, a "vieglais soma" would be a light bag. It can also describe a state of being not strenuous or physically demanding. A "vieglais darbs" is an easy job, implying minimal effort or physical exertion.

Beyond the physical, "vieglais" can describe mental or emotional states. A "vieglais prāts" suggests a carefree or untroubled mind. Similarly, a "vieglais dzīve" might refer to a life free from major hardships or worries. The word can also denote something simple or straightforward, such as "vieglais risinājums" meaning an easy solution.

In culinary terms, "vieglais ēdiens" translates to a light meal, often implying it is easily digestible or not overly rich. The word's usage emphasizes a lack of burden, whether physical, mental, or situational, highlighting a sense of simplicity and ease.