veikals

Etymology
, on the basis of (ultimately from the same source as the  verb  “to carry out, to accomplish”, q.v.), with the meaning “activity, undertaking, business”. The word existed independently at that time (recorded in 1858), borrowed from in Southern Latgale dialects. After being introduced into the written language, it soon changed its meaning ("veikals, in German, in Russian , work which one carries out with the help of hired workmen"; 1863). A. Kronvalds used in the sense of "business". The current meaning ("shop") appeared at the end of the 19th century and became quickly dominant.

Noun

 * 1) shop, store a commercial enterprise; its specific location, where goods are sold
 * 2) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction
 * 1) commercial or financial activity, transaction