Finn
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- proper noun
- /fɪn/
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finlandés
- Finn enjoys celebrating the annual Independence Day in Finland.
Examples
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My friend Finn is proud of his Finnish heritage.
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On Saturday morning, the phone rang while Finn was standing at the refrigerator eating cold stuffing with his fingers.
Fiction book (1994) -
My favorite character is Finn.
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Nothing bad ever happens when Finn Parker gets drunk.
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The lovely couple are Ava Lee and Jake Finn.
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The ride was only twenty-five minutes, but Finn explored every inch of the boat...
Blog text (14) -
Yeah, Finn mentioned that his family line has been tethered to Queen Mab's line.
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James's good looks, in fact, had bothered Finn until he got used to them.
Fiction book (1994) -
The test results weren't in until the following Saturday; on Sunday morning, Finn drove James to Albany.
Fiction book (1994) -
As a Finn, she loves the midnight sun during summer in Finland.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Finn comes from the name Finland, which came from an old Scandinavian word for the people who lived there. So a Finn is simply a person from Finland.