The name "Colleen Kingsepp" does not have a specific meaning in Latvian, as it is a personal name rather than a word or phrase with a direct translation. "Colleen" is of Irish origin, meaning "girl" or "young woman," while "Kingsepp" appears to be a surname that may be of Estonian or Scandinavian origin. In Latvian, personal names typically retain their original form without translation.
Sirje Kingsepp was born in 1969.
Colleen is an Irish name that means "Little Irish Girl"
the same as facere in Latvian : to make or to do.
A latvian person - latvietis(male) and latviete(female)
"colleen" should be "chailín" "Slán anois a chailín" menas "bye now girl"
Unless you mean colline which means a hill, the girl's name Colleen isn't French, it comes from the Irish word meaning a girl (cailin).
Bear in latvian is Lācis.
nipri (njipri) - livelymetri - meters
The proper adjective of Latvia is Latvian.
Latvian lats was created in 1993.
Latvian rublis ended in 1992.
Latvian rublis was created in 1992.