Frompie- +mirst(“to forget”), wheremirst is now attested only dialectally; see also the similarly derivedaizmirst(“to forget”).[1]
piemirst (transitive,1stconjugation,presentpiemirstu,piemirsti,piemirst,pastpiemirsu)
- toforget temporarily; to beunable toremember (at aspecificmoment)
- piemirst formula ―toforget a formula (e.g., during an exam)
- viņapiemirsusi dzejnieces uzvārdu ―shecan't recall the poetess' name
- kādu laiku turēju šo sarunu atmiņā; pēc tampiemirsu un no jauna atcerējos pēc pieciem gadiem, rakstot romānu ―for some time I kept this conversation in my memory; then Iforgot it (for a while), and again remembered it five years later, while writing a novel
- tokeep avaguememory
- viņu nebiju aizmirsusi, bet...piemirsusi gan; kaut tolaik... viņa bija viena no tām sievietēm, kurām toreiz gribēju līdzināties ―I hadn't forgotten her, just...almost forgotten; though at that time... she was one of those women I wanted to be like
- toforgetabout (doing) something (e.g.,because of somedistractingevent); to notdo somethinginadvertently,unwittingly,unintentionally; toleave (something, somewhere)inadvertently (andforget about it)
- piemirsu sieviešiem izstāstīt darbu ―Iforgot to tell the women (about) the work
- tikai tagad Māra iedomājās, ka piemirsusi nolikt atslēgu parastajā vietā: zem kājslauķa ―only then did Māra realize that shehad forgotten to put the key in the usual place: under the doormat
- viņa bija rosīgi strādājusi, pat pusdienaspiemirsusi paēst — she had worked intensely, (she had) evenforgotten to eat lunch
- piemirst dokumentus viesnīcā ―toleave (inadvertently) the documents in the hotel
- pulkstenispiemirsts dzīvoklī ―the clock (lay)forgotten in the apartment
- to notrealize, to notpayattention, toneglect (for sometime)
- “nekas, tūlīt būšu mājās”, Zigis mēģinājapiemirst slāpes ―“it's OK, I will soon be home,” Zigis (said) trying toforget the thirst
- viņš bija piemirsis to, ka laime ir tikai tad, ja dzīvo kopa ar tautu ―he hadforgotten that (there) is happiness only when one lives together with (one's) people
- daži cilvēki neapzinā vai arīpiemirsuši darba vērtību ―some people don't realize or haveforgotten the value of work
- mēs visi protam priecāties par šķietami nelielu uzmanības izpausmi un skumt, ja esampiemirsti ―we are all able to enjoy seemingly small expressions of attention and feel sad if we areforgotten,neglected
piemirst
- third-personsingular/pluralpresentindicative ofpiemirst
- (with the particlelai)third-personsingularimperative ofpiemirst
- (with the particlelai)third-personpluralimperative ofpiemirst
