skolēns

From skola (“school”) +‎ -ēns. Introduced into the literary language alongside its synonym skolnieks in the 19th century.^[1]

skolēns m (1st declension)

1. schoolchild, pupil, student (a child or teenager that goes to school)

   pamatskolas skolēns ― primary school student, pupil

   jaunāko klašu skolēni ― junior students

   septītās klases skolēni ― seventh grade students

   skolēna dienas režīms ― student's daily regimen

   skolēnu formas tērpi ― students' uniforms

   noteikumi skolēniem ― provisions, rules for students

   skolēnu dziesmu un deju svētki ― youth (lit. students') song and dance festival

   tā bija man mīļākā priekšmeta: matemātikas stunda, un skolotājs man, tāpat kā visiem skolēniem, ļoti patika ― that was my favorite subject: the mathematics class, and I, like all students, quite liked the teacher

This word, unlike its synonym skolnieks, apparently does not have a feminine form.

• skolnieks, skolniece

• skola
• skolot, skolotājs, skolotāja