This is the 962nd most frequent Latvian word.
vienam
"Vienam" – "to one" or "for one" (dative case of "viens").
In this sentence, 'vienam' means 'to one [person]' and is used in the dative case to indicate the recipient of the action.
Es devu palīdzību vienam cilvēkam.
I gave help to one person.
Here, 'vienam' signifies exclusive reference to one individual in the dative case, showing agreement or acceptability to that individual.
Mēs bijām tikai vienam piekrītami.
We were agreeable to only one.
In this example, 'vienam' is used to denote 'to one of' in the dative case while providing additional clarification about the person in discussion.