sociāls

See also: socials

Latvian

Etymology

Via other European languages, ultimately borrowed from Latin sociālis (“of or belonging to a companion or companionship or association, social”), from socius (“a companion, fellow, partner, associate, ally”), from sequor (“follow”). The form was adapted to Latvian patterns (ending -āls).

Adjective

sociāls (definite sociālais, comparative sociālāks, superlative vissociālākais, adverb sociāli)

  1. social (relating to society)
    Synonym: sabiedrisks
    sociālie apstākļi ― social conditions
    sociālā vide ― social environment
    sociālā attīstība ― social development
    sociālā politika ― social policy
    sociālā struktūra ― social structure
    sociālā taisnīgums ― social justice
    sociālā apdrošināšana, nodrošināšana ― social security
    sociālā izcelšanās ― social origin(s)
    sociālā piederība ― social class
    sociālāis prestižs ― social prestige
    sociālāis statuss ― social status
    sociālais slānis ― social layer
    sociālā grupa ― social group
    sociālās pretrunas ― social contradictions
    sociālā psiholoģija ― social psychology
    kaut gan ģimene ir cilvēka dzīves vispersoniskākā sfēra, tai piemīt arī sociāla institūta raksturs
    although the family is a person's most personal sphere of life, it also has the character of a social institution

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