dārgums

Latvian

Etymology

From dārgs (“expensive, dear”) +‎ -ums.

Noun

dārgums m (1st declension)

  1. (only singular) expensiveness, costliness, cost (syn. dārdzība)
    preču dārgums ― the cost of goods
    auduma dārgums ― the cost, expensiveness of cloth, fabric
  2. (only plural) treasure, riches, precious objects
    dārgumu glabātava ― treasure repository
    zemes dzīlēs apslēptie dārgumi ― treasures hidden in the depths of the earth
    literatūras dārgumu krātuve ― literary treasure chest
    zelta sprādzes, kakla rotas, gredzeni un citi dārgumi ― golden buckles, necklaces, rings and other precious objects
  3. (figuratively, usually singular) treasure (that which is especially important, dear to someone)
    vienīgais dārgums ― (one's) only treasure
    glabāt kā vislielāko dārgumu ― to keep (something) as (one's) greatest treasure

Declension

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