augu

augu

The Latvian word "augu" means "plants" in English.

Here, 'augu' is a conjugated verb form referring to the first person singular in the present tense of the verb 'augt' (to grow).

Es augu dārzā kopā ar vecmāmiņu.

I grow in the garden with my grandmother.

In this example, 'augu' is a noun in the accusative singular form, referring to a particular plant or species.

Man patīk dažādi augi, bet es īpaši rūpējos par rožu augu.

I like various plants, but I especially care for the rose bush (rose plant).

Here, 'augu' is part of a composite noun phrase, where it describes things related to growth or growing, functioning as an adjective or a descriptive noun form.

Augu laikā cilvēki bieži pavada laiku ārpus telpām.

During the growing season, people often spend time outdoors.