jelgavas

This is the 885th most frequent Latvian word.


jelgavas

"Jelgavas" is the genitive form of "Jelgava," referring to something belonging to or associated with Jelgava, a city in Latvia.


In this sentence, "Jelgavas" describes the festival, indicating that the festival is associated with Jelgava.

Mēs apmeklējām Jelgavas svētkus un baudījām koncertus.

We attended the Jelgava festival and enjoyed the concerts.


Here, "Jelgavas" modifies "novadā" (region), specifying the geographical area or administrative division connected to Jelgava.

Jelgavas novadā ir daudz skaistu dabas ainavu.

In the Jelgava region, there are many beautiful natural landscapes.


Here, "Jelgavas" is used as a genitive case of the proper noun "Jelgava," showing possession or association to the locality Jelgava.

Jelgavas pils ir slavens vēstures piemineklis Latvijā.

The Jelgava Palace is a famous historical monument in Latvia.