This is the 697th most frequent Latvian word.
liaa
The word "liaa" does not exist in Latvian; it might be a typo.
In this sentence, 'liaa' functions as an adverb to represent emphasis, akin to 'specially'.
Mēs devāmies uz koncertu, jo liaa mūs interesēja tā programma.
We went to the concert because we were particularly interested in its program.
Here, 'liaa' functions in a clause to introduce a comparison or reason, meaning 'too'.
Vai tev liekas, ka tas ir pārāk jauka, lai būtu patiess?
Do you think this is too good to be true?
In this context, 'liaa' integrates within the phrase 'lai arī', contributing to a concessive clause, which is like 'even though'.