turība

== Latvian == === Etymology === From tur(ēt) (“to hold”) +‎ -ība, in which turēt still has the meaning of “to have,” “to possess,” attested in folk tales and in older written sources. === Pronunciation === === Noun === turība f (4th declension) wealth, prosperity (situation, state in which there are good material conditions, with valuable possessions, property, money, etc.) strādnieku turība aug ― the wealth, prosperity of the workers is growing tikt pie turības ― to get to wealth (= to become wealthy) pat šī necilā šķūnis stāsta par saimnieces turību: vienā galā smaržīga siena pants, otrā - augsta malkas grēda ― even this humble barn tells about the farmer's wealth: on one side, fragrant bunches of hay, on the other - a tall pile of firewood kad es precējos ar tavu tēvu, arī viņš bija vienkāršs pārdevējs veikalā, bet vēlāk tika pie turības ― when I married your father, he was a simple salesman in a store, but later he came to wealth (= became wealthy) ==== Declension ==== ==== Synonyms ==== bagātība mantīgums ==== Antonyms ==== mazturība nabadzība trūcība, trūcīgums ==== Related terms ==== mazturīgs, mazturība turīgs === References ===