意味
Describing the sky color.
文化的背景
Latvians have a deep pagan heritage where the sky (Debess) was considered the roof of the world. Many folk songs (dainas) describe the sky as a place where celestial weddings take place. In the Baltics, the 'blue sky' is often contrasted with the 'grey sky' of winter. The return of the blue sky in March/April is a significant cultural marker of the changing seasons. Landscape painting is the most prestigious genre in Latvian art history. Painters like Vilhelms Purvītis are famous for their depiction of the specific 'Latvian blue' in the sky. The song 'Zila debess' by Brainstorm is an unofficial anthem for many Latvians, representing a sense of freedom and youthful optimism.
Remember the Gender
Always pair 'debess' with feminine adjectives. If you say 'zils debess', people will understand, but they'll know you're a beginner.
The Plural Trick
If you're unsure about the singular declension, use the plural 'zilas debesis'. It's very natural and easier to decline!
意味
Describing the sky color.
Remember the Gender
Always pair 'debess' with feminine adjectives. If you say 'zils debess', people will understand, but they'll know you're a beginner.
The Plural Trick
If you're unsure about the singular declension, use the plural 'zilas debesis'. It's very natural and easier to decline!
Not for Heaven
While 'debesis' can mean 'heaven', 'zila debess' almost always refers to the physical sky.
自分をテスト
Choose the correct form of the adjective for 'debess'.
Šodien ir ____ debess.
'Debess' is a feminine singular noun, so it requires the feminine singular nominative adjective 'zila'.
Fill in the missing word in the locative case (in the sky).
Putni lido zilā ____.
The locative singular of 'debess' (6th declension) is 'debesī'.
Match the Latvian phrase with its English translation.
Match the following:
These are standard color and weather collocations.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural phrase.
A: Kāds ārā ir laiks? B: Ļoti jauks, spīd saule un ir ____.
In the context of sun and nice weather, 'zila debess' is the most logical answer.
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Sky Colors in Latvian
Colors
- • Zila (Blue)
- • Pelēka (Grey)
- • Sārta (Pink/Sunset)
- • Melna (Black/Night)
練習問題バンク
4 問題Šodien ir ____ debess.
'Debess' is a feminine singular noun, so it requires the feminine singular nominative adjective 'zila'.
Putni lido zilā ____.
The locative singular of 'debess' (6th declension) is 'debesī'.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are standard color and weather collocations.
A: Kāds ārā ir laiks? B: Ļoti jauks, spīd saule un ir ____.
In the context of sun and nice weather, 'zila debess' is the most logical answer.
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よくある質問
10 問It is feminine. It is one of the few feminine nouns in Latvian that end in '-s'.
No, that is grammatically incorrect because 'debess' is feminine.
'Debess' is singular (sky), while 'debesis' is plural (skies). The plural is more common in casual speech.
You say 'Debess ir zila'.
Usually no. 'Debesis' can mean heaven, but 'zila debess' is almost always the physical sky.
It is a long, unvoiced 's' sound, similar to the 'ss' in 'glass'.
Yes, the adjective is 'debesszils'.
Due to long winters, clear blue skies are highly valued and celebrated in art and song.
No, use 'zilā krāsā' or 'debesszilas acis' for eyes.
It belongs to the 6th declension.
関連フレーズ
Skaidras debesis
similarClear skies
Debesszils
specialized formSky-blue (color)
Mākoņaina debess
contrastCloudy sky
Zilgme
synonymAzure/Blueness
