karaspēks

== Latvian == === Etymology === From kara (“war[gen.]”) +‎ spēks (“force”). First mentioned in 17th-century sources. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): [ˈkàɾaspæ̀ːks] === Noun === karaspēks m (1st declension) army, forces, troops (a country's armed forces; a part of the armed forces with specific tasks) speciālais karaspēks ― special troops, forces gaisa, kājnieku, tanku karaspēks ― air, infantry, tank troops, forces sauszemes, sakaru karaspēks ― land, communication troops, forces valsts pretgaisa aizsardzības karaspēks ― national air defense troops, forces stratēģiskais raķešu karaspēks ― strategic missile forces karaspēka apakšvienības ― troop, military subunits klusums; neredz ne privāto braucēju, ne gājēju, ne arī karaspēku ― silence; no private drivers, no pedestrians, not even troops, soldiers were visible ==== Declension ==== ==== Synonyms ==== armija ==== Related terms ==== karavīrs karot karš === References ===