karantīna

karantīna

Quarantine.

In this sentence, "karantīnā" is used in the locative case, indicating the state of being in quarantine.

Pēc ceļojuma viņam bija jāpavada divas nedēļas karantīnā.

After the trip, he had to spend two weeks in quarantine.

Here, "karantīnas" is used in the genitive case, describing something associated with or belonging to the quarantine.

Karantīnas laiks bija izaicinājumu pilns.

The quarantine period was full of challenges.

Here, "karantīna" ('quarantine') is used to describe a preventive measure applied to a group to contain the spread of an illness. It is used in its standard form as a noun.

Slimības dēļ viņi ieviesa karantīnu visā skolā.

Due to the illness, they introduced quarantine in the entire school.