Finnish
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- adjective
- /ˈfɪnɪʃ/
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finlandés
- In total, this was about a fifth of what the Finnish government had asked for in 1925.
- Finnish navy
- Finnish parliament
- Finnish government
In America, it's known as Finnish squeaky cheese.
- In America, it's known as Finnish squeaky cheese.
- I mean, this is, it seems to be a very normal part of Finnish sauna culture.
- And, and you can see that they have made themselves into a major player in a Finnish innovation ecosystem with very limited support from government.
- This was a huge issue as well in the Finnish Winter War.
- So he was a Finnish cross country steer.
- I think that my security here who is a Finnish man with two kids can can sign this confess and that that's normal for the men.
- I talked about a Finnish mountain gnome and was told that Finland is without mountains.
Examples
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This was a huge issue as well in the Finnish Winter War.
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But wartime created an endless demand in Russia for Finnish metal and food supplies.
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Since we're talking about Finnish, I have to tell you my favorite Finnish word, which is this.
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The results for the total Finnish population of men and women are presented.
Academic text (1999) -
This is how the Finnish Army fought the Winter War.
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I mean, this is, it seems to be a very normal part of Finnish sauna culture.
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He has a Finnish passport.
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One could characterize the relationship between the German and Finnish navies as a community of interests.
Academic text (1999) -
Now, the gods that he included are inspired by Greek gods, Norse gods, and Finnish mythology as well.
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The Finnish language is known for its unique grammar and pronunciation.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Finnish meaning 'of or relating to Finland' comes from Finn + -ish, the same pattern you see in English or Spanish. So Finnish means 'from the Finns or Finland', which is why we use it for people, culture, or things from Finland.