This is the 647th most frequent Latvian word.
vari
"Vari" means "you can" or "you are able" in English.
Here, 'vari' is used conditionally, reflecting the capability to perform an action if possible.
Ja tu vari, aizej uz veikalu.
If you can, go to the store.
The word 'vari' here is used as the second person singular form of the verb 'varēt', meaning 'can', indicating the ability or possibility to do something.
Vai tu vari palīdzēt man?
Can you help me?
In this sentence, 'vari' again is the second person singular form of 'varēt', expressing the speaker's confidence in the listener's capability.