humāns

Via other European languages, ultimately borrowed from Latin humanus (“human, humane”).

humāns (humānais comparative, humānāks superlative, vishumānākais adverb, humāni)

1. humane, compassionate (showing compassion, kindheartedness, respect in relations with others; such that it expresses such feelings)

   humāns cilvēks ― humane person

   humāns rakstnieks ― humane writer

   jo sevišķi jāatzīmē Ruso pedagoģijas humānā tendence: audzināt bērnus nevis ar sodiem, bet respektējot viņu rotaļas un bērnišķīgumu ― in particular, one must note the humane tendency of Rousseau's pedagogy: to raise children not with punishment, but respecting their play and childishness

   cildens mērķis atvedis Maskavā visu kontinentu mediķus: pasaulē vishumānākās profesijas pārstāvjus ― a laudable goal has brought to Moscow doctors of all continents: representatives of the world's most humane, most compassionate profession

• cilvēcīgs

• humanitāte
• humānisms, humānists, humāniste, humānistisks