caurspīdīgs

== Latvian == === Etymology === From caur (“through”) +‎ spīdīgs (“shining, shiny”) (with spīdīgs from spīde (“shine”) +‎ -īgs). === Pronunciation === === Adjective === caurspīdīgs (definite caurspīdīgais, comparative caurspīdīgāks, superlative viscaurspīdīgākais, adverb caurspīdīgi) transparent, see-through (such that light passes through it relatively undisturbed; such that one can see through it) caurspīdīgs šķidrums ― transparent liquid caurspīdīgs papīrs ― transparent paper caurspīdīgs audums ― transparent, see-through fabric caurspīdīgs stikls ― transparent glass caurspīdīgi aizkari ― transparent, see-through curtains caurspīdīgs auglis ― transparent fruit (i.e., very clear and juicy) ūdens bija tik caurspīdīgs, ka visdziļākajā vietā skaidri varēja redzēt dibenu ― the water was so transparent that in the deepest places one could clearly see the bottom maizes šķēli klāja meuds kārta, tik caurspīdīga, ka saredzamas pat maizes šūnas ― a layer of honey covered the bread slices, so transparent that the bread pores were visible (figuratively, of skin, face, hands) very pale caurspīdīga āda ― transparent skin Ilga bija tumšmate, saulē nodegušu, apaļu seju, bet Līvija... iegarenu, caurspīdīgi bālu seju kā alabastrs ― Ilga was a brunette, with a round, sunburnt face, but Livija... (had) an elongated, transparently pale skin like alabaster ==== Declension ==== ==== Synonyms ==== caurredzams transparents (of "clear"): skaidrs, dzidrs ==== Antonyms ==== necaurredzams necaurspīdīgs ==== Derived terms ==== caurspīdīgums ==== Related terms ==== caurspīdība