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Latvian
/ ˈlætvɪən /
adjective
- of or relating to Latvia, its people, or their language
noun
- Also calledLettish the official language of Latvia: closely related to Lithuanian and belonging to the Baltic branch of the Indo-European family
- a native or inhabitant of Latvia
Example Sentences
The Latvian sharpshooter helped lift the Wizards to a 130-128 win over the Denver Nuggets, a result Washington almost squandered after it let a late double-digit lead slip away.
The Latvian made 4 of 4 attempts from deep in the second quarter, catching and letting fly with confidence that clearly trickled down to his entire team.
When the 7-foot-3 Latvian center arrived to the NBA in 2015, he was hailed as “The Unicorn” for his combination of shooting and shot-blocking.
Brooks said that Latvian forward Davis Bertans, the team’s three-point specialist, is still sorting out visa issues but is expected to join the group shortly.
More so than any American activist that was dumping out bottles of Latvian vodka thinking it was Russian in the summer of 2013.
Many seek advice using both Twitter and ask.fm, a Latvian-based question-and-answer platform, about how to get to Syria or Iraq.
The Latvian government deprived him of citizenship for such activity.
Aijo is a son of a Latvian and a Ugandan and has lived in London in recent years.
Cukurs was accused of killing thirty-two thousand Latvian Jews in 1941.
I was born in Latvian territory, which was at that time Russia.
It seems to me that the Latvian filbert will be ideal for the northern part of the North America.
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