studēt

Via some other European language, ultimately borrowed from Latin studeō (“to dedicate oneself, to study”).

• IPA^(key): [studɛ̂ːt]

studēt tr. or intr., 2nd conj., pres. studēju, studē, studē, past studēju

1. to study at a university or college

   studēt universitātē ― to study at the university

   studēt neklātienē ― to study remotely

   studējošā jaunatne ― students, the studying youth

   Pakalns ieradās Rīgā pagājušajā rudenī, lai studētu augstskolā ― Pakalns arrived in Riga last fall to study at the university

2. to study something (to aquire (knowledge of something) at a university or college)

   studēt ķīmiju, bioloģiju, medicīnu ― to study chemistry, biology, medicine

   studēt mākslas vēsturi ― to study the history of art

   ko studēt? Helvigs nevarēja izšķirties ― to study what? Helvigs could not decide

3. to study something (to explore, to examine, to learn something carefully and systematically)

   viņš kopē Mikelandželo freskas, studē Ticiāna krāsu noslēpums ― he copied Michelangelo's frescoes, (he) studied TIciano's color secrets

   no visiem pārdzīvojumiem saprastu, ka cilvēki visu laiku jāstudē, jāpētī ― from all (my) experiences I understood that people must study, research, all the time

   māte ar Ievu virtuvē studē lielo enciklopēdiju ― mother and Ieva were studying a big encyclopedia in the kitchen

• iestudēt
• izstudēt
• pastudēt
• pārstudēt

• students, studente
• studija