iecept

From ie- +‎ cept (“to roast, to fry, to bake”).

• IPA^(key): [iɛtsɛpt]

iecept (tr. or intr., 1st conj., pres. iecepu, iecep, iecep, past iecepu)

1. to insert (in dough) and bake

   iecept ogas maizē ― to bake bread with berries, to bake berries into bread

   mājās ceptu rudzu maizi ēdot, es reiz iedomāju, vai tikai kāda do Ābeļu māte dziesmām nav iecepta brūnajā klaipā ― (while) eating baked rye bread, I once wondered if one of Mother Ābelis' songs wasn't baked into the brown loaf

2. (rare) to bake partially, not completely

   maize ir tikai iecepusi, bet nav izcepusi ― the bread was only partially baked, not completely