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-u {suffix} | :: Forms nouns from verbs. Most common with e- and i-stem verbs |
-u {suffix} | :: Derives a number of nouns from other nouns |
u {letter} | :: letter: uu |
U {letter} | :: letter: uu |
-ua {suffix} | :: Forms stative or inchoative intransitive verbs from transitive verbs |
-uainen {suffix} | :: Forms certain nouns, particularly for parts of living things |
uatra {n} [archaic] | :: synonym of aatra |
ubiikki {adj} | :: ubiquitous |
ubiikkiyhteiskunta {n} | :: ubiquitous network society (society characterized and defined by an efficient data network that reaches overall) |
ubikinoni {n} [biochemistry] | :: ubiquinone, ubiquinol, coenzyme Q |
ubikitiini {n} [protein] | :: ubiquitin |
udar {n} | :: alternative form of utare |
udella {v} [frequentative] | :: to ask questions about, to fish for information |
udi {n} | :: Udi (person) |
udi {n} | :: Udi (language) |
Udmurtia {prop} | :: Udmurtia |
udmurtinkielinen {adj} | :: Udmurt, Udmurt language (written or expressed in Udmurt) |
udmurtinkielinen {adj} | :: Udmurt speaking (using Udmurt as a means of daily communication) |
udmurtti {n} | :: Udmurt (person) |
udmurtti {n} | :: Udmurt (language) |
udometri {n} | :: udometer |
-ue {suffix} | :: Forms collective nouns |
ufo {n} | :: UFO |
ufo {n} | :: ufo (alien spacecraft) |
ufo {adj} [colloquial] | :: weird |
UFO {n} | :: UFO [unidentified flying object] |
ufohavainto {n} | :: UFO observation |
ufoilla {v} [slang] | :: to express strange opinions and views |
ufoilu {n} | :: Action of the verb ufoilla |
ufologi {n} | :: A ufologist |
ufologia {n} | :: ufology |
ufomainen {adj} | :: UFO-like |
ufotutkija {n} | :: ufologist, UFO researcher |
ufotutkimus {n} | :: ufology, UFO research |
ufouskonto {n} | :: UFO religion |
Uganda {prop} | :: Uganda |
ugandalainen {n} | :: An Ugandan |
ugandalainen {adj} | :: Ugandan |
ugandalaisuus {n} | :: state or quality of being Ugandan |
ugandangueretsa {n} | :: Ugandan red colobus, Procolobus tephrosceles (endangered species of red colobus monkey) |
ugandankobi {n} | :: Ugandan kob, Kobus kob thomasi (subspecies of kob antelope) |
ugri {n} | :: Ugric (group of Uralic languages that includes Hungarian, Khanty and Mansi in a seven-category grouping Uralic languages, the others being Finnic, Sami, Mordvin, Mari, Permic and Samoyedic) |
ugri {n} | :: Person belonging to this group |
ugrilainen {adj} | :: Ugric |
ugrilaisuus {n} | :: the state or quality of bring Ugric |
ugristi {n} | :: An Ugricist |
ugristiikka {n} | :: The study of Ugric languages |
uhalla {adv} [genitive + ~ or ~ + relative clause] | :: at the risk of |
uhalla {adv} [genitive + ~] | :: urged or forced by (someone), often with some threat |
uhalla {adv} [figuratively] | :: for kicks, because one feels like it (when the person urging is the same as the person doing that action) |
uhanalainen {adj} | :: endangered (facing the danger of extinction) |
uhanalainen {adj} | :: vulnerable (on the IUCN 3.1 scale) |
uhanalainen {adj} | :: threatened (facing a threat) |
uhanalaisuus {n} | :: endangeredness (state or condition of being endangered, especially of a species) |
uhata {vt} [_, + partitive] | :: to threaten (menace, be dangerous (to)) |
uhata {vi} [_, + 1st infinitive] | :: to have a chance or risk of doing (something dangerous or negative, unless action is taken), to threaten to |
uhitella {v} | :: To be defiant, defy |
uhitella {v} | :: To threaten |
uhittelu {n} | :: defiance |
uhittelu {n} | :: threatening |
uhka {n} | :: threat |
uhka {n} | :: threat, risk |
uhkaaja {n} | :: threatener |
uhkaava {adj} | :: threatening, ominous |
uhkaavasti {adv} | :: threateningly |
uhkaavuus {n} | :: ominousness |
uhkailla {v} | :: to threaten (make a threat against someone; use threats) |
uhkailu {n} | :: threatening (the act of making threats) |
uhkakuva {n} | :: threat |
uhkapeli {n} | :: gamble, a risky game |
uhkapeli {n} [figuratively] | :: any gamble |
uhkapeluri {n} | :: gambler |
uhkarohkea {adj} | :: reckless (indifferent to danger or the consequences) |
uhkarohkeasti {adv} | :: recklessly |
uhkarohkeus {n} | :: recklessness |
uhkarohkeus {n} | :: foolhardiness |
uhkasakko {n} | :: penalty payment |
uhkaus {n} | :: threat (expression) |
uhkauskirje {n} | :: threatening letter |
uhkavaatimus {n} | :: ultimatum |
uhkayritys {n} | :: venture |
uhkea {adj} | :: grand |
uhkea {adj} | :: voluptuous |
uhkeasti {adv} | :: grandly |
uhkeus {n} | :: grandness |
uhkeus {n} | :: voluptuousness |
uhku {n} | :: slush on top of ice |
uhku {n} | :: liquid water under a frozen ground that rises to the surface, forming an ice sheet |
uhkua {vt} [figuratively + partitive] | :: to radiate, exude, ooze (such as confidence) |
uhkuavanto {n} | :: Same as uve |
uhma {n} | :: defiance |
uhmaikä {n} | :: negative age |
uhmainen {adj} | :: defiant |
uhmaisa {adj} | :: defiant |
uhmakas {adj} | :: defiant |
uhmakausi {n} | :: negative age, terrible twos |
uhmakkaasti {adv} | :: defiantly |
uhmakkuus {n} | :: defiance |
uhmamieli {n} | :: defiance |
uhmamielinen {adj} | :: defiant |
uhmamielisesti {adv} | :: defiantly |
uhmamielisyys {n} | :: defiance |
uhmapäisesti {adv} | :: defiantly, swaggeringly |
uhmapäisyys {n} | :: defiance |
uhmata {vt} [+ partitive] | :: to defy |
uhmata {vt} [+ partitive] | :: to defy, oppose (or be opposed to), resist |
uhmata kohtaloa {v} [idiomatic] | :: to tempt fate |
uho {n} | :: bluster, hubris, big talk |
uhosi {n} | :: second-person singular possissive form of uho |
uhota {vi} | :: To bluster (to talk pompously or violently) |
uhraaminen {n} | :: The act of sacrificing |
uhrata {vt} | :: To sacrifice |
uhraus {n} | :: sacrifice (something sacrificed or act of sacrificing) |
uhrautua {vi} | :: To sacrifice oneself |
uhrautuja {n} | :: martyr (one who sacrifices oneself) |
uhrautuminen {n} | :: self-sacrifice (the giving up of one's own benefit for the good of others) |
uhrautuva {adj} | :: self-sacrificing |
uhrautuvainen {adj} | :: self-sacrificing |
uhrautuvasti {adv} | :: sacrificially, in a self-sacrificing way |
uhrautuvuus {n} | :: the property of being self-sacrificing |
uhri {n} | :: victim, mark, stiff, pigeon, patsy (person who is deceived) |
uhri {n} | :: sacrifice, offering; sacrificial [as modifier] (something sacrificed) |
uhri {n} | :: casualty (person suffering from injuries or who has been killed due to an accident or through an act of violence) |
uhri {n} | :: martyr (one who suffers greatly and/or constantly) |
uhrialttari {n} | :: sacrificial altar |
uhrieläin {n} | :: sacrificial animal |
uhrikaritsa {n} | :: sacrificial lamb |
uhrikivi {n} [paganism] | :: sacrificial stone (large stone or boulder used as sacrificial altar) |
uhrikuolema {n} | :: sacrificial death |
uhrilähde {n} | :: sacred well |
uhrilahja {n} | :: sacrifice, offering |
uhrilammas {n} | :: sacrificial lamb (lamb killed as an offering to the gods) |
uhrilehto {n} [paganism] | :: sacred grove (grove in which sacrificial ceremonies were habitually held) |
uhriluku {n} | :: number of victims |
uhrimenot {n} | :: sacrificial ritual |
uhrimetalli {n} | :: sacrificial anode |
uhripaikka {n} | :: sacrificial site |
uhripappi {n} | :: aruspice |
uhripöytä {n} [Eastern Orthodoxy] | :: holy table, throne (altar table used in prothesis) |
uhriutua {vi} | :: to play the victim, to assume the role of a victim |
uhriutua {vi} | :: to become a victim (of), to fall victim (to) |
uhvatta {n} [dialectal] | :: synonym of patahanko |
uida {vi} | :: to swim, bathe |
uiguuri {n} | :: Uyghur (person) |
uiguuri {n} | :: Uyghur (language) |
uija {n} | :: A swimmer |
uikkarit {n} [colloquial] | :: swimsuit |
uikku {n} | :: grebe |
uikkukana {n} | :: finfoot (three species of aquatic bird in the family Heliornithidae) |
uikuttaa {v} | :: to yelp |
uikutus {n} | :: yelping |
uima- {prefix} | :: swim, swimming |
uima-allas {n} | :: swimming pool (pool of water used for swimming) |
uima-asu {n} | :: swimsuit |
uimahalli {n} | :: swimming pool (indoor facility for swimming, containing one or more pools) |
uimahousut {n} | :: swimming trunks |
uimahyppääjä {n} | :: diver |
uimahyppy {n} | :: diving or an act of the same (sport of jumping head first into water) |
uimahyppytorni {n} | :: diving tower |
uimakello {n} | :: swimming bell, umbrella (the main body of a jellyfish, excluding the tentacles) |
uimakello {n} | :: pneumatophore or sail (the floating organ of siphonophores, such as the Portuguese man-of-war) |
uimakoppi {n} | :: bathing hut, beach hut, bathing box (small booth near or on a beach intended for changing clothes before and after swimming, sometimes without a roof) |
uimakoulu {n} | :: swim school |
uimala {n} | :: A swimming facility, especially an outdoor swimming pool |
uimalakki {n} | :: swim cap, bathing cap |
uimalasit {n} | :: swimming goggles |
uimaliike {n} | :: swimming stroke |
uimanuudeli {n} [rare] | :: synonym of lötköpötkö |
uimaopettaja {n} | :: swimming teacher |
uimapatja {n} | :: air mattress (flotation device), floaty, pool raft |
uimapolyyppi {n} | :: siphonophore (any of the colonial marine invertebrates in the order Siphonophora) |
uimapolyyppi {n} [in the plural, zoology] | :: Siphonophorae (taxonomic order) |
uimapuku {n} | :: swimsuit, bathing suit; swimming costume [British] |
uimapukuinen {adj} | :: wearing a bathing suit |
uimapukusääntö {n} | :: Literally a "swimsuit rule", a rule sometimes taught to children on how to tell if someone is doing sexual violence to the child: one may not touch a child in an area that is covered by the swimsuit |
uimapukusillaan {adv} | :: in one's swimsuit |
uimapukusilleen {adv} | :: into one's swimsuit |
uimarakko {n} | :: swim bladder |
uimaranta {n} | :: beach; lido [UK] (part of beach and sea assigned for swimming and sunbathing) |
uimaräpylä {n} | :: flipper (of a swimmer) |
uimarata {n} | :: swim lane, swimlane |
uimarengas {n} | :: swim ring, swimming ring, rubber ring |
uimarengas {n} [idiomatic, anatomy] | :: spare tire (excess fat accumulated near the waist) |
uimari {n} | :: swimmer |
uimaseura {n} | :: swimming club |
uimashortsit {n} | :: swimming shorts; bathing trunks, swimming trunks (pair of shorts worn for swimming or bathing) |
uimasillaan {adv} | :: in water, swimming (or trying to) |
uimasilleen {adv} | :: into water, into being swimming (or trying to) |
uimastadion {n} | :: swimming stadium |
uimataidoton {adj} | :: unable to swim |
uimataito {n} | :: swimming skill |
uimataitoinen {adj} | :: able to swim |
uimavalvoja {n} | :: lifeguard |
uiminen {n} | :: swimming |
uimuri {n} | :: A float (in float chamber) |
uimurikammio {n} | :: float chamber |
uimuriventtiili {n} | :: float valve |
uinahdus {n} | :: doze off (short nap, especially an unintentional one) |
uinahtaa {vi} | :: To briefly fall asleep, to doze off |
uinailla {v} | :: To slumber |
uinailu {n} | :: slumbering |
uinti {n} | :: swimming |
uintikausi {n} | :: swimming season |
uintikeskus {n} | :: swimming centre |
uintikilpailu {n} [usually plural] | :: swimming contest |
uintimatka {n} | :: swimming distance |
uintityyli {n} | :: stroke (style of swimming) |
uinua {v} | :: to sleep, slumber |
uiskennella {v} | :: to swim (idly), to float |
uisko {n} [military] | :: landing craft |
uistaa {v} | :: synonym of uistella |
uistelija {n} | :: angler (fisherman who uses a rod and lures for fishing) |
uistelija {n} [fishing] | :: troller (one who fishes by trolling) |
uistella {v} [fishing] | :: to cast |
uistella {v} [fishing] | :: to troll (to angle with a trolling line) |
uistelu {n} [fishing] | :: trolling |
uistin {n} | :: A swimming fishing lure, especially a spoon lure |
uitella {v} | :: to dip or make swim repeatedly |
uittaa {vt} | :: to make (sb/sth) swim |
uittaa {vt} | :: to dip |
uittaa {vt} [dialectal, Southern Ostrobothnia, Middle Ostrobothnia] | :: To overflow or spill liquid at an unintended spot of a container, typically at the edges of a spout |
uitto {n} | :: timber rafting |
uittohaka {n} | :: pike pole used in log driving |
uittohäviö {n} [forestry] | :: driving loss |
uittohukka {n} [forestry] | :: driving loss |
uittokanava {n} | :: open canal on which something is rafted |
uittokeksi {n} | :: synonym of keksi |
uittokouru {n} | :: log flume |
uittomies {n} | :: log driver, riverman |
uittoneuvos {n} | :: an honorary title of the eighth rank granted by the President of Finland to people with accomplishments in timber rafting or log driving, such as (former) timber rafting managers |
uittopäällikkö {n} | :: timber rafting manager, log driving manager |
uittopuomi {n} | :: log boom (logs connected end-to-end in log driving) |
uittoränni {n} | :: log flume |
uittotyö {n} | :: log driving work |
uittoväylä {n} | :: floating channel |
uivelo {n} | :: smew (Mergus albellus) |
ujellus {n} | :: whiz |
ujeltaa {vi} | :: to whiz |
ujo {adj} | :: shy, coy, timid |
ujohko {adj} | :: Somewhat shy |
ujoilla {vi} | :: to shy |
ujompi {adj} | :: comparative of ujo |
ujostelematon {adj} | :: unabashed |
ujostelemattomasti {adv} | :: unabashedly |
ujostella {vi} | :: to behave shyly, to be or act shy |
ujostelu {n} | :: shying, being or acting shy |
ujosti {adv} | :: shyly |
ujostuttaa {vt} | :: to make someone feel shy |
ujous {n} | :: shyness |
ujua {v} | :: to drift, glide, float, flow |
ujua {v} [archaic] | :: to swim |
ujua {v} [archaic] | :: to get stretched |
ujua {v} [archaic] | :: to become thinner, to weaken |
ujuttaa {v} | :: To foist |
ujuttaa {v} | :: To plant (place (an object, or sometimes a person), often with the implication of intending deceit) |
ujuttautua {vi} | :: to infiltrate |
U-käännös {n} | :: U-turn |
ukaasi {n} | :: ukase |
ukaasi {n} | :: an angry complaint or command, particularly in response to a wrong |
UKK {prop} | :: Urho Kekkonen (president of Finland in 1956 - 1982) |
UKK {n} | :: FAQ (frequently asked questions) |
ukkeli {n} [colloquial] | :: old man |
ukkeli {n} | :: man (little man or man-like creature, especially one from outer space) |
ukki {n} [colloquial] | :: grandpa, grandfather |
ukko {n} | :: old man, gaffer |
ukko {n} | :: adult male wood grouse or black grouse |
ukko {n} | :: token in a board game, meeple, game piece |
ukko {n} | :: player character in video games |
Ukko {prop} [Finnish mythology] | :: The god of heaven, often mentioned with the epithet ylijumala (supreme god) |
Ukko {prop} | :: given name |
ukkoetana {n} | :: ashy-grey slug (Limax cinereoniger) |
ukkohousut {n} | :: a type of women's leggings |
ukkomansikka {n} | :: musk strawberry (Fragaria moschata) |
ukkometso {n} | :: capercaillie cock |
ukkomies {n} | :: married man |
ukkonen {n} | :: thunder |
ukkonen {n} | :: thunderstorm |
Ukkonen {prop} | :: surname |
ukkoontua {v} | :: alternative form of ukkoutua |
ukkosenilma {n} | :: synonym of ukonilma |
ukkosenjohdatin {n} | :: lightning conductor [British], lightning rod |
ukkosenjyrähdys {n} | :: thunderclap, thunderbolt |
ukkosilma {n} | :: alternative form of ukonilma |
ukkoskuuro {n} | :: thundershower |
ukkosmyrsky {n} | :: thunderstorm |
ukkospilvi {n} | :: thundercloud |
ukkosrintama {n} [meteorology] | :: squall line, frontal thunderstorm |
ukkostaa {v} | :: to thunder |
ukkostutka {n} | :: lightning detector |
ukkostutka {n} | :: a (usually animated) map showing thunderstorms within an area |
ukkoutua {vi} [of men] | :: To become old |
ukkovarvas {n} [anatomy] | :: big toe |
ukonhattu {n} [plant] | :: monkshood, wolfsbane, aconite (Aconitum napellus) |
ukonhattu {n} [plant] | :: monkshood, wolfsbane, aconite (plant; Aconitum) |
ukonilma {n} | :: thunderstorm |
ukonkaari {n} [archaic] | :: rainbow |
ukonkeltano {n} | :: hawkweed (plant of the genus Hieracium) |
ukonkeltano {n} [in plural] | :: the genus Hieracium |
ukonkivi {n} | :: quartz |
ukonkorento {n} | :: hawker, darner (dragonfly of the family Aeshnidae) |
ukonnauris {n} | :: wallflower (plant in the genus Erysimum) |
ukonnuoli {n} | :: thunderstone |
ukonputki {n} [plant] | :: common hogweed, Heracleum sphondylium |
ukonsieni {n} [mushroom] | :: parasol mushroom, Macrolepiota procera |
ukontatar {n} | :: pale persicaria (Persicaria lapathifolia) |
ukonvaaja {n} | :: Thunderstone, a Stone Age tool used as a talisman |
ukonvirva {n} [wather] | :: St. Elmo's fire (electrical discharge, or corona, sometimes seen at tops of tall pointed objects on land during thunderstorms, caused by ionization of the atmosphere) |
ukottua {v} | :: alternative form of ukkoutua |
ukraina {n} | :: The Ukrainian language |
Ukraina {prop} | :: Ukraine |
ukrainalainen {adj} | :: Ukrainian |
ukrainalainen {n} | :: A Ukrainian person |
ukrainalaisuus {n} | :: Ukrainianness (state or quality of being Ukrainian) |
ukrainansokkohiiri {n} | :: Podolsk mole rat (Spalax zemni) |
Ukrainan sosialistinen neuvostotasavalta {prop} | :: Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (the Bolshevik state of Ukraine) |
ukrainantaa {v} | :: to translate into Ukrainian |
uksi {n} [dated, dialectal] | :: door |
ukulele {n} [musical instruments] | :: ukulele |
ukuli {n} [colloquial] | :: owl |
ula {n} | :: FM broadcast band (range of VHF radio frequencies between 87.5 to 108.0 MHz, used for radio broadcasting) |
ula-aallot {n} [radio] | :: FM broadcast band |
U-laakso {n} [geography] | :: A U-shaped valley |
ula-alue {n} | :: FM broadcast range (of radio frequencies) |
ulaani {n} | :: ulan |
ula-asema {n} | :: a radio station broadcasting on the FM broadcast band |
ulahtaa {v} | :: To yelp |
ulappa {n} | :: open lake |
ulappa {n} | :: open sea |
ulappakeiju {n} | :: storm petrel (any bird of the family Hydrobatidae) |
ulappakeiju {n} | :: white-faced storm petrel, Pelagodroma marina (the type species of this family) |
ulappaliitäjä {n} | :: petrel, shearwater (bird of the family Procellariidae) |
ulappalintu {n} | :: Any bird of the order Procellariiformes |
ulataksi {n} | :: VHF taxi (taxi equipped with VHF radio operating in the frequency range 75.225-76.000 MHz for communication with taxi reservation service, now largely replaced with systems based on mobile data networks) |
uleksiitti {n} [mineral] | :: ulexite |
ulettua {v} [dialectal] | :: To reach, to be able to reach |
ulina {n} | :: howling |
ulista {vi} | :: to wail, howl |
ulista {v} [figuratively] | :: to yell, scream |
ulista {v} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: to whine, to complain, to moan |
uljaasti {adv} | :: bravely, valiantly |
uljas {adj} | :: brave, valiant, gallant |
Uljas {prop} | :: given name |
Uljas {prop} [rare] | :: surname |
uljaus {n} | :: bravery, nobility |
uljuus {n} | :: braveness, valiance, gallantry |
ulko- {prefix} | :: outer, external |
ulko- {prefix} | :: foreign |
ulko- {prefix} | :: overseas (living outside one's own country) |
ulko- {prefix} | :: outdoor |
ulkoa {adv} | :: from outside |
ulkoa {adv} | :: by heart |
ulkoapäin {adv} | :: from outside |
ulkoasiainministeri {n} [official] | :: minister of foreign affairs |
ulkoasiainministeriö {n} | :: The official full name of the Finnish ministry for foreign affairs |
ulkoasiainministeriö {n} | :: A ministry for foreign affairs of another country |
ulkoasiainvaliokunta {n} | :: standing committee for foreign affairs of the Finnish Parliament |
ulkoasiat {n} | :: foreign affairs |
ulkoasu {n} | :: outfit, appearance |
ulkoavaruus {n} | :: outer space |
ulkoaviollinen {adj} | :: extramarital (taking place outside marriage) |
ulkoeronto {n} [grammar, dated] | :: ablative case |
ulkoeurooppalainen {adj} | :: non-European |
ulkofile {n} | :: alternative form of ulkofilee |
ulkofilee {n} | :: sirloin [US]; rump [UK] (cut of beef from the lower part of the back, where the last ribs are, or similar cut in pork or mutton) |
ulkohalkaisija {n} | :: outer diameter, outside diameter, external diameter |
ulkohousut {n} | :: outdoor trousers, outdoor pants |
ulkohuussi {n} [colloquial] | :: An outhouse (toilet) |
ulkoilija {n} | :: outdoorsman, outdoorswoman |
ulkoilla {v} | :: to get some fresh air, to exercise (in fresh air, by walking, jogging etc.) |
ulkoilma {n} | :: outdoors; also open |
ulkoilma {n} [in compounds] | :: open-air |
ulkoilmaelämä {n} | :: outdoor life |
ulkoilmaihminen {n} | :: outdoor man, outdoor person |
ulkoilmajuhla {n} | :: outdoor party |
ulkoilmakahvila {n} | :: open-air cafe |
ulkoilmakonsertti {n} | :: open-air concert |
ulkoilmamaalaus {n} [painting] | :: painting en plein air, painting outdoors |
ulkoilmanäyttely {n} | :: outdoor exhibition |
ulkoilmaravintola {n} | :: open-air restaurant |
ulkoilmateatteri {n} | :: open-air theater |
ulkoilu {n} | :: outdoor recreation, outdoor activities |
ulkoilualue {n} | :: outdoor space, exercise area, recreational area |
ulkoilutakki {n} | :: outdoor coat or jacket |
ulkoiluttaa {v} | :: to walk (a dog etc.) |
ulkoiluvaate {n} | :: piece of outdoor clothing |
ulkoiluvaate {n} [in plural] | :: outdoor clothes |
ulkoiluvarusteet {n} | :: outdoor gear |
ulkoinen {adj} | :: External |
ulkoinen tukiranka {n} [anatomy] | :: exoskeleton |
ulkoisesti {adv} | :: Externally |
ulkoistaa {vt} [buzzword] | :: To outsource |
ulkoistaminen {n} | :: outsourcing |
ulkokaihdin {n} | :: awning |
ulkokatto {n} | :: roof (the cover at the top of a building) |
ulkokäymälä {n} | :: outhouse (outbuilding containing toilet) |
ulkokeittiö {n} | :: outdoor kitchen |
ulkokierre {n} [machining] | :: outer thread, external thread |
ulkokiinalainen {adj} | :: overseas Chinese |
ulkokiinalainen {adj} [linguistics] | :: Sino-Xenic |
ulkokissa {n} | :: outdoor cat |
ulkokohtaisesti {adv} | :: externally |
ulkokorva {n} [anatomy] | :: outer ear, external ear |
ulkokulma {n} | :: outer corner |
ulkokulma {n} | :: outer angle |
ulkokultaisesti {adv} | :: hypocritically |
ulkokuva {n} [photography] | :: exterior |
ulkokynttilä {n} | :: synonym of soihtukynttilä |
ulkolähetysauto {n} | :: synonym of ulkotuotantoauto |
ulkolainen {adj} | :: foreign |
ulkolainen {n} | :: foreigner |
ulkolaitamoottori {n} [nautical] | :: outboard motor |
ulkolämpötila {n} | :: exterior temperature |
ulkolaudoitus {n} | :: clapboarding, weatherboarding |
ulkolauta {n} | :: weatherboard |
ulkoleikki {n} | :: (children's) outdoor game or play |
ulkoliesi {n} | :: outdoor stove |
ulkoliitos {n} [databases] | :: outer join |
ulkolima {n} [cytology] | :: ectoplasm |
ulkolinja {n} | :: outside line, outer line |
ulkoloinen {n} | :: ectoparasite |
ulkoluku {n} | :: rote learning, learning by rote |
ulkoluku {n} | :: reading by heart |
ulkomaa {n} | :: foreign country |
ulkomaailma {n} | :: outside world |
ulkomaalainen {adj} | :: foreign (originating from a foreign country) |
ulkomaalainen {n} | :: foreigner |
ulkomaalaislaki {n} | :: Aliens Act (a law managing non-citizens' relationship to a foreign country) |
ulkomaalaisomistus {n} | :: foreign ownership |
ulkomaalaistaustainen {adj} [of a person] | :: of foreign origin (of whom either one or both parents are foreign) |
ulkomaalaus {n} | :: exterior painting |
ulkomaali {n} | :: exterior paint |
ulkomaanapu {n} | :: foreign aid |
ulkomaanelävä {n} [belittling] | :: foreigner |
ulkomaankauppa {n} | :: foreign trade |
ulkomaankauppaministeri {n} | :: minister of foreign trade |
ulkomaankauppapolitiikka {n} | :: foreign trade policy |
ulkomaankirjeenvaihtaja {n} | :: foreign correspondent (reporter based in a foreign country) |
ulkomaanlento {n} | :: international flight (flight between two or more countries) |
ulkomaanmarkkinat {n} | :: foreign market |
ulkomaanmatkailu {n} | :: international tourism, foreign tourism |
ulkomaanosasto {n} | :: foreign affairs department |
ulkomaanpassi {n} | :: passport (for traveling abroad) |
ulkomaanpuhelu {n} | :: international phone call |
ulkomaanraha {n} | :: foreign currency |
ulkomaansuhteet {n} | :: foreign relations |
ulkomaanvaluutta {n} | :: foreign currency |
ulkomaanvelka {n} | :: foreign debt |
ulkomaanviholainen {n} | :: synonym of rohtonukula |
ulkomailla {adv} | :: abroad, overseas (in a foreign country) |
ulkomaille {adv} | :: abroad, overseas (to a foreign country) |
ulkomailta {adv} | :: from abroad, from overseas |
ulkomainen {adj} | :: foreign (from a different country) |
ulkomeri {n} | :: high seas |
ulkoministeri {n} | :: foreign minister, secretary of state |
ulkoministeriö {n} | :: ministry for foreign affairs, foreign ministry, Foreign Office [UK], State Department [U.S.] |
ulkomitta {n} [usually, in plural] | :: external dimension, outer dimension |
ulkomitta {n} [measure theory] | :: outer measure |
Ulko-Mongolia {prop} | :: Outer Mongolia |
ulkomuoto {n} | :: appearance |
ulkomuseo {n} | :: open air museum |
ulkona {adv} | :: [static] out, outdoors |
ulkona {adv} | :: [static] outside |
ulkonainen {adj} | :: external |
ulkonaisesti {adv} | :: externally |
ulkonaisesti {adv} | :: superficially |
ulkonaisuus {n} | :: externality |
ulkonäkö {n} | :: look, appearance, semblance |
ulkonaliikkumiskielto {n} | :: A curfew |
ulkonema {n} | :: projection |
ulkonenä {n} [surgery] | :: nose (visible part of the nose as opposed to the internal parts) |
ulkoneva {adj} | :: projecting, protruding |
ulko-olento {n} [grammar, dated] | :: adessive |
ulko-ovi {n} | :: exterior door, outside door (door that leads directly outside, as opposed to a door between two spaces indoors) |
ulkopaikallissija {n} [grammar] | :: Any of the three cases adessive, ablative and allative in Finnish that indicate location on a surface or in the neighbourhood of something, or a movement towards or from such location |
ulkopalsta {n} | :: a registered lot or plot outside one's home lot |
ulkopiste {n} [topology] | :: exterior point |
ulkoplaneetta {n} [astronomy] | :: outer planet |
ulkopoliittinen {adj} | :: foreign policy (of or pertaining to foreign policy) |
ulkopoliittisesti {adv} | :: foreign-politically |
ulkopolitiikka {n} | :: foreign policy |
ulkopuoli {n} | :: outside |
ulkopuolinen {adj} | :: external |
ulkopuolinen {adj} | :: extra- |
ulkopuolinen {adj} | :: off- |
ulkopuolinen {adj} | :: out of it (not participating in some trend or group) |
ulkopuolinen {n} | :: outsider (person) |
ulkorakennus {n} | :: An outbuilding |
ulkorakennus {n} | :: An outhouse (outbuilding) |
ulkoreuna {n} | :: outer edge, outer margin, outer border |
ulkoruokintakausi {n} | :: pasture season, outdoor feeding season |
ulkosaaristo {n} | :: outer archipelago |
ulkosalla {adv} | :: outdoors, outside |
ulkosalle {adv} | :: (to) outdoors or outside |
ulkosalta {adv} | :: from outdoors or outside |
ulkoseinä {n} | :: outer wall |
ulkosivu {n} | :: outer side |
ulkosorkka {n} | :: two half-hitches |
ulkosuhteet {n} | :: foreign relations |
ulkosuomalainen {n} | :: a Finn living abroad, an expatriate Finn |
ulkosynnyttimet {n} | :: external parts of a or the female reproductive system |
ulkotakki {n} | :: outdoor coat |
ulkoteltta {n} | :: fly, tent fly, fly sheet (extra cover of a tent to protect against bad weather) |
ulkotulento {n} [grammar, dated] | :: allative |
ulkotulo {n} [linear algebra] | :: outer product |
ulkotyö {n} | :: outdoor work |
ulkotyö {n} | :: work done on the external part of something |
ulkouuni {n} | :: outdoor oven |
ulkovalaistus {n} | :: outdoor lighting |
ulkovalta {n} | :: foreign power (foreign country, especially in official context) |
ulkovarustus {n} [architecture] | :: outwork |
ulkoverhous {n} | :: cladding, siding |
ulkoverkko {n} [networking] | :: external network, public network, wide area network (as opposed to an intranet, etc.) |
ulkovessa {n} [colloquial] | :: An outhouse (toilet) |
ulkovuoro {n} [baseball, pesäpallo] | :: state of being the fielding team, defensive inning |
ulkoydin {n} [geology] | :: outer core (outer part of the core of the Earth consisting of liquid iron-nickel alloy) |
ulku {n} [dialectal] | :: wooden pole |
ulkustauti {n} [pathology] | :: peptic ulceration |
Ulla {prop} | :: given name |
ullakko {n} | :: attic |
ullakkohuone {n} | :: garret (an attic or semi-finished room just beneath the roof of a house) |
ullakkoikkuna {n} | :: dormer window |
Ulla-Maija {prop} | :: given name |
uloimmainen {adj} | :: outermost |
uloimmaksi {adv} | :: synonym of uloimmas |
uloimmas {adv} | :: to being the outermost, to furthest out |
uloimpaa {adv} | :: from being the outermost, from furthest out |
uloimpana {adv} | :: being the outermost, furthest out |
uloin {adj} | :: outermost |
uloinna {adv} | :: synonym of uloimpana |
uloke {n} | :: An appendage |
uloke {n} | :: A projection |
ulokepalkki {n} [architecture] | :: cantilever (beam anchored at one end and projecting into space) |
ulokkeellinen {adj} [biology] | :: appendiculate (bearing appendages) |
ulommainen {adj} | :: alternative form of uloimmainen |
ulommainen {adj} | :: outer (further from center) |
ulommaksi {adv} | :: synonym of ulommas |
ulommas {adv} | :: (to/towards) closer to the outside, (to/towards) further towards the outside |
ulompaa {adv} | :: from closer to the outside, from further outside or out |
ulompana {adv} | :: closer to the outside, further outside or out |
ulompi {adj} | :: outer (further from (the) center) |
ulompi linjamies {n} [American football] | :: offensive tackle |
ulontaa {vt} | :: to move outwards |
ulontaa {vt} [typography] | :: to outdent |
ulos {adv} [of movement] | :: out, outside; outdoors |
ulosajo {n} | :: driving off the road or the resulting crash |
ulosajo {n} [sports] | :: send-off (penalty for a serious infraction of the rules in which the player is ordered to leave for the rest of the game; match penalty in ice hockey) |
ulosanti {n} | :: delivery (manner of speech) |
uloshengitys {n} | :: exhalation |
uloshengityslihas {n} [anatomy] | :: muscle of exhalation |
uloskäynti {n} | :: exit |
ulosmarssi {n} | :: walkout (mass action of people leaving a place as a form of protest) |
ulosmenotie {n} | :: exit route, exit road |
ulosmittaus {n} | :: foreclosure, enforcement |
ulosotto {n} [legal] | :: attachment (taking a person's property by a court-order to satisfy a debt) |
ulosottokelpoinen {adj} | :: attachable |
ulosottomies {n} | :: distrainor |
ulosottomies {n} | :: bound bailiff, bailiff, court enforcement agent |
ulospääsytie {n} | :: out, way out, exit |
ulospäin {adv} | :: outward |
ulostaa {vit} | :: to defecate, excrete, egest |
ulostaa {vt} [jokingly, rare] | :: to oust, eject |
ulostaminen {n} | :: defecation, egestion |
uloste {n} | :: excrement, faeces/feces |
ulostenäyte {n} | :: stool sample |
ulostetartunta {n} [pathology] | :: fecal-oral transmission |
ulostulo {n} [electronics, computing] | :: output |
ulostulo {n} | :: egression, emergence |
ulostulo {n} | :: coming out (of the closet) |
ulostulokerros {n} [artificial intelligence] | :: output layer |
ulostus {n} | :: defecation, excretion |
ulostusaine {n} | :: laxative, evacuant, purgative, cathartic |
ulostuslääke {n} | :: purgative, laxative |
ulostuttaa {v} | :: to have the urge to defecate |
ulostuttaa {v} | :: to make to defecate |
ulosvirtaus {n} | :: outflux, efflux |
ulota {vi} | :: to stick out, protrude |
ulottaa {vt} | :: To extend |
ulottaminen {n} | :: extending |
ulottautua {vi} | :: To reach |
ulotteikas {adj} [figuratively] | :: multifaceted |
ulotteinen {adj} | :: dimensional (having dimension or dimensions) |
ulotteisuus {n} | :: dimensionality (property of having dimensions) |
ulottua {vi} | :: To extend, stretch |
ulottua {vi} | :: To reach, to be able to reach |
ulottumattomiin {adv} | :: to being unreachable, to being so far away it cannot be reached |
ulottumattomissa {adv} | :: being unreachable, being so far away it cannot be reached |
ulottuva {adj} | :: in a way that one reaches |
ulottuviin {adv} | :: synonym of ulottuville |
ulottuvilla {adv} | :: within reach, handy; normally used with a noun or pronoun in genitive, or a possessive suffix to specify within reach of what something is kept |
ulottuville {adv} | :: to being reachable, to within reach |
ulottuvilta {adv} | :: from being reachable, from within reach |
ulottuvissa {adv} | :: synonym of ulottuvilla |
ulottuvista {adv} | :: synonym of ulottuvilta |
ulottuvuus {n} | :: A dimension |
ulpukka {n} | :: spatterdock, yellow water lily, cow lily, yellow pond-lily (Nuphar lutea) |
ulsteri {n} | :: ulster (type of men's long overcoat made of rough material, often featuring a cape that covers the shoulders) |
ulsteri {n} | :: greatcoat, carrick (men's long overcoat in general) |
ulsterilainen {adj} | :: Ulster (relating to, or originating from Ulster) |
ulsterilainen {n} | :: Ulsterman (male from Ulster) |
ulsterilainen {n} | :: Ulsterwoman (female from Ulster) |
ultima {n} [prosody] | :: ultima (last syllable in a multisyllable word) |
ultimaalinen {adj} [rare, Anglicism] | :: synonym of äärimmäinen ("ultimate") |
ultimaatumi {n} | :: ultimatum |
ultimate {n} | :: ultimate frisbee (game) |
ultimus {n} [academia] | :: In an academic promotion ceremony, the person who graduates with the second best grades and receives his/her diploma last |
ultimusmaisteri {n} [academia] | :: In a masters' promotion ceremony, the graduate who has the second best average grade and who receives his/her diploma last |
ultimustohtori {n} [academia] | :: In a doctoral promotion ceremony, the graduate who has the second best average grade and who receives his/her diploma last |
ultra- {prefix} | :: ultra- |
ultra {n} [aviation] | :: ultralight (aircraft that weighs very little) |
ultra {n} | :: short for ultraäänitutkimus |
ultraääni {n} [physics] | :: ultrasound (sound with a frequency greater than the upper limit of human hearing) |
ultraääni {n} [medicine] | :: ultrasound (use of ultrasonic waves for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes) |
ultraäänihoito {n} | :: ultrasound (use of ultrasound for therapy) |
ultraäänikuva {n} | :: ultrasound image |
ultraäänitutkimus {n} | :: ultrasonography |
ultraemäksinen {adj} | :: ultrabasic, ultramafic |
ultrajuoksija {n} | :: ultrarunner |
ultrajuoksu {n} | :: ultrarunning (running of ultramarathons) |
ultrajuoksu {n} | :: ultramarathon, ultrarun (running distance longer than a marathon) |
ultrakevyt {adj} | :: ultralight |
ultrakevyt {n} [aviation] | :: ultralight (aircraft that weighs very little) |
ultrakevytlento {n} | :: ultralight aviation |
ultrakevytlento {n} | :: ultralight flight (flight with an ultralight aircraft) |
ultralyhyt {adj} [rare] | :: ultrashort (very short) |
ultralyhyt {adj} [physics, of wavelength] | :: ultrashort (being between 1 and 10 metres, corresponding to the frequency band 30 to 300 MHz, called VHF) |
ultramafinen {adj} | :: ultramafic |
ultramaraton {n} | :: synonym of ultrajuoksu |
ultramariini {adj} | :: ultramarine |
ultramariini {n} | :: ultramarine |
ultramariininsininen {adj} | :: ultramarine |
ultramoderni {adj} | :: ultramodern |
ultramontanistinen {adj} [Catholicism] | :: ultramontane (advocating a strong pope) |
ultratulo {n} [mathematics] | :: ultraproduct |
ultravioletti {n} | :: ultraviolet |
ultravioletti {adj} | :: ultraviolet |
ultraviolettiaalto {n} [physics, chiefly in plural] | :: ultraviolet wave |
ultraviolettikatastrofi {n} [physics] | :: ultraviolet catastrophe |
ultraviolettisäteily {n} | :: ultraviolet radiation |
ultraviolettivalo {n} | :: ultraviolet light |
uluus {n} | :: ulus (raion, or district, in Sakha Republic, Russia) |
ulvahdella {v} | :: To yelp (repeatedly) |
ulvahdus {n} | :: A yelp |
ulvahtaa {vi} | :: To yelp (once) |
ulvaista {vi} | :: to yelp |
Ulvila {prop} | :: A town and municipality in Satakunta, Finland |
Ulvila {prop} | :: Name for a few old farms and households in Southern Ostrobothnia |
ulvilalainen {adj} | :: from, related or pertaining to Ulvila |
ulvilalainen {n} | :: a person from or living in Ulvila |
ulvo {n} [dialectal] | :: The typical stench of a wet dog hair |
ulvoa {vi} | :: to howl |
ulvoja {n} | :: howler |
ulvonta {n} | :: howling |
ulvottaa {vt} | :: to make howl |
-uma {suffix} | :: Variant of -ma; forms passive action/result nouns from verbs and sometimes nouns |
umaijadi {n} | :: Umayyad |
umbra {n} | :: umbra |
umbri {n} | :: Umbrian (person) |
umbri {n} | :: Umbrian (language) |
umeshu {n} | :: umeshu |
umiakki {n} | :: umiak |
umlaut {n} | :: umlaut (assimilation a->ä, o->ö or u->ü in German and some closely related languages) |
ummehtua {vi} [of some materia] | :: To get musty, get moldy, mold, mildew |
ummehtua {vi} [of air] | :: To get stuffy, go stale |
ummehtunut {adj} | :: stale |
ummessa {adv} | :: closed, clogged, blocked, constipated (not open or free) |
ummet ja lammet {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: this and that; used especially with verbs puhua (to speak), luvata (to promise) etc. to indicate that someone is trying to deceive or distract the listener by speaking a lot, but leaving essential facts untold |
ummetus {n} [medicine] | :: constipation |
ummikko {n} | :: A person who speaks only their own mother tongue, a monolingual |
ummistaa {v} | :: ummistaa silmänsä: To close one's eyes, to ignore |
ummistaa silmänsä {v} [idiomatic] | :: To close one's eyes, to ignore |
umpeen {adv} | :: sealed, closed, shut |
umpeentua {vi} | :: synonym of umpeutua |
umpeuttaa {vt} | :: to (make) close up, to (make) expire |
umpeutua {vi} | :: to close up |
umpeutua {vi} | :: to expire |
umpi- {prefix} | :: closed, internal, solid |
umpi- {prefix} | :: When prefixed to an adjective or adverb, indicates that the quality described by the adjective or adverb is total |
umpi {n} [veterinary medicine] | :: constipation. The expressions olla ummella (to have constipation) and tulla ummelle (to get constipated) may be used of humans, but they are becoming archaic in this sense |
umpi {n} | :: deep, untouched snow (with no tracks) |
umpi {n} [figuratively, archaic] | :: insurmountable obstacle |
umpiäänne {n} | :: synonym of klusiili |
umpiauto {n} | :: a car with a closed roof; a car that is not a convertible or such |
umpieritteinen {adj} | :: endocrine |
umpieritysjärjestelmä {n} [anatomy, medicine] | :: endocrine system |
umpihanki {n} | :: relatively thick unbroken blanket of snow |
umpihumala {n} | :: soddenness (state of being completely drunk) |
umpihumalainen {adj} | :: sodden |
umpihumalassa {adv} | :: sodden, completely drunk |
umpikela {n} [fishing] | :: stationary lure |
umpikuja {n} | :: blind alley, dead-end, dead end, cul-de-sac, impasse (road or situation) |
umpikuuro {adj} | :: stone deaf |
umpilaavu {n} | :: a closed lean-to |
umpilevy {n} [computer hardware] | :: enclosed hard disk |
umpilevy {n} | :: blanking plate |
umpilisäke {n} [anatomy, medicine] | :: appendix, vermiform appendix |
umpilisäketulehdus {n} [pathology] | :: appendicitis |
umpilisäkkeen tulehdus {n} [pathology] | :: appendicitis (inflammation of the vermiform appendix) |
umpiluu {n} | :: complete bone; used in expressions, especially to describe one's head in a meaning akin to bonehead |
umpimähkä {n} [archaic] | :: A pile of embers covered with ash in order to keep the fire alive for longer than if left uncovered, typically overnight |
umpimähkään {adv} | :: at random, haphazardly, indiscriminately |
umpimähkäinen {adj} | :: haphazard |
umpimähkäinen {adj} | :: indiscriminate |
umpimähkäinen {adj} | :: promiscuous (made without careful choice; indiscriminate) |
umpimähkäisesti {adv} | :: arbitrarily, indiscriminately, randomly, haphazardly |
umpimielisesti {adv} | :: in a close-minded way |
umpimurtuma {n} [medicine] | :: Closed fracture (bone fracture where the bone does not break the surface of the skin) |
umpinainen {adj} | :: solid |
umpinainen {adj} | :: closed |
umpinaisesti {adv} | :: in a solid or enclosed way |
umpinen {n} [dialectal] | :: synonym of umpihanki |
umpio {n} | :: A hermetically sealed space or container |
umpioida {v} | :: to seal hermetically |
umpioida {v} | :: to conserve food by sealing hermetically |
umpiointi {n} | :: canning, bottling (method of food storage and preservation) |
umpioitua {v} | :: to be hermetically sealed |
umpioitua {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be sealed, to be isolated |
umpiovalaisin {n} | :: sealed beam (type of lamp) |
umpipiha {n} | :: yard surrounded by buildings from all sides |
umpipuu {n} | :: solid wood |
umpiraide {n} [rail transport] | :: siding |
umpirauhanen {n} [anatomy] | :: An endocrine gland |
umpireikä {n} | :: blind hole |
umpisilmä {n} [archaic] | :: blind; used especially of newly born animals whose eyes have not opened yet |
umpisolmu {n} | :: An overhand knot |
umpisolmu {n} | :: quagmire (precarious situation, hopeless tangle) |
umpisukkeloon {adv} | :: into being submerged or under water |
umpisukkelossa {adv} | :: being submerged or under water |
umpisukkelosta {adv} | :: from being submerged or under water |
umpisuolentulehdus {n} [pathology] | :: typhlitis (inflammation of the blind gut, or caecum) |
umpisuolentulehdus {n} [colloquial, ambiguous] | :: appendicitis (inflammation of the vermiform appendix) |
umpisuoli {n} [anatomy] | :: blind gut, caecum, cecum |
umpitavu {n} [linguistics] | :: A syllable ending with a consonant, closed syllable |
umpitunneli {n} [literally] | :: closed off tunnel |
umpitunnelissa {adv} [colloquial] | :: wasted, hammered, very drunk |
umpiunessa {adv} | :: fast asleep |
umpu {n} [poetic] | :: bud |
-un {suffix} | :: Suffix variant for the illative singular: see -Vn |
unaarinen {adj} | :: unary |
unaarioperaattori {n} | :: unary operator |
unbibium {n} | :: unbibium |
unbinilium {n} | :: unbinilium |
unbitrium {n} | :: unbitrium |
unbiunium {n} | :: unbiunium |
undekaani {n} | :: undecane |
undekyleenihappo {n} | :: undecylenic acid |
underground {n} | :: underground (culture) |
undesimi {n} [music] | :: eleventh (interval) |
undesyleenihappo {n} [fatty acid, pharmaceutical drug] | :: undecylenic acid |
undulaatio {n} | :: undulation |
undulaatti {n} | :: budgerigar, budgie, pet parakeet, Melopsittacus undulatus |
undulaattori {n} | :: undulator |
uneksia {vi} | :: To (day)dream (about/of = elative) |
uneksija {n} | :: dreamer, daydreamer |
uneksiminen {n} | :: dreaming |
uneksinta {n} | :: dreaming |
uneliaasti {adv} | :: sleepily |
uneliaisuus {n} | :: drowsiness, sleepiness |
unelias {adj} | :: sleepy |
unelma {n} | :: dream (a hope or wish; imaginary events seen in the mind while sleeping; implies desirability) |
Unelma {prop} | :: given name |
unelma-ammatti {n} | :: dream job |
unelmaloma {n} | :: dream vacation |
unelmamaailma {n} | :: dream world |
unelmamaali {n} | :: dream goal |
unelmatalo {n} | :: dream house, dream home |
unelmatorttu {n} | :: A type of Swiss roll where cocoa is mixed into the sponge cake |
unelmien prinssi {n} | :: Prince Charming |
unelmoida {v} | :: To daydream |
unelmoija {n} | :: dreamer, daydreamer |
unelmoiminen {n} | :: dreaming |
unelmointi {n} | :: dreaming, reverie |
unenomainen {adj} | :: dreamlike, dreamish, dreamy, oneiric |
unenomaisuus {n} | :: dreamlikeness |
unenpuute {n} | :: sleep deprivation |
unessa {adv} | :: asleep |
uneton {adj} | :: sleepless |
unettaa {vt} [_, + partitive] | :: To make sleepy |
unettaa {vt} [impersonal] | :: partitive + 3rd-pers. singular = to feel sleepy |
unettava {adj} | :: soporific, somnolent |
unettomuus {n} | :: insomnia |
unho {n} [poetic] | :: oblivion |
unhoittaa {vt} [dated, poetic] | :: to forget |
unhoittua {v} [dated, poetic] | :: to be forgotten |
unhola {n} [poetic] | :: oblivion; the state of being completely forgotten |
unhottaa {v} [dated, poetic] | :: to forget |
unhottua {v} [dated] | :: alternative form of unhoittua |
uni {n} | :: dream (imaginary events seen in the mind while sleeping; neutral term, not implied positive) |
uni {n} | :: sleep (state of reduced consciousness) |
uniaattikirkko {n} [Christianity] | :: Uniate church |
uniaika {n} [mythology] | :: Dreamtime (time of creation of the world in Australian mythology) |
uniapnea {n} | :: sleep apnea |
uniasu {n} | :: nightclothes, nighwear |
uniforminen {adj} | :: uniform |
uniformiteetti {n} | :: uniformity |
uniformu {n} [archaic] | :: alternative form of univormu |
unihaalari {n} | :: sleeper (type of pajamas that covers the whole body) |
unihäiriö {n} | :: sleep disorder, somnipathy, parasomnia |
unihalvaus {n} | :: sleep paralysis |
unihiekka {n} | :: sleep (in the corner of the eye, dried up rähmä) |
uniikki {adj} | :: unique |
uniikkikappale {n} | :: unique (a thing without a like; something unequalled or unparallelled) |
unikauhuhäiriö {n} | :: night terror (type of sleeping disorder) |
unikeko {n} | :: A dormouse (any small rodent in the family Gliridae) |
unikeko {n} | :: An edible dormouse or fat dormouse, Glis glis |
unikeko {n} [humorous] | :: A person who sleeps later than others; a sleepyhead |
unikeonpäivä {n} | :: Seven Sleepers Day, National Sleepy Head Day |
unikko {n} | :: poppy |
unikonsiemen {n} | :: poppyseed, poppy seed (spice) |
unikorni {n} | :: unicorn |
unilääke {n} | :: soporific, sleeping pill |
unilateralismi {n} | :: unilateralism |
uninen {adj} | :: sleepy |
uninen {adj} | :: drowsy |
uninen {adj} | :: somnolent (sleepy, drowsy) |
uniongelma {n} | :: sleeping problem |
unioni {n} | :: union |
unipotentti {adj} | :: unipotent |
unirytmi {n} | :: sleep pattern |
uniseksi {n} | :: unisex fashion |
uniseksiasu {n} [colloquial] | :: unisex clothing |
unisempi {adj} | :: comparative of uninen |
unisesti {adv} | :: sleepily, drowsily |
unisin {adj} | :: superlative of uninen |
unisono {n} [music] | :: unison |
unissakävelijä {n} | :: Sleepwalker, somnambulist |
unissakävely {n} | :: somnambulism, sleepwalking |
unissakävijä {n} | :: sleepwalker, somnambulist |
unissakulkija {n} | :: sleepwalker, somnambulist |
unissapuhuminen {n} | :: sleeptalking, somniloquy |
unisuus {n} | :: sleepiness |
unitaarinen {adj} | :: unitary |
unitabletti {n} | :: sleeping pill |
unitarianismi {n} [religion] | :: Unitarianism |
unitarismi {n} [Christianity] | :: unitarianism |
unitauti {n} [pathology] | :: sleeping sickness |
uni tulee {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: Used to represent falling asleep or being able to |
unitutkimus {n} | :: sleep research (study of sleep as neurophysiological phenomenon) |
univaje {n} | :: sleep debt |
univelka {n} | :: sleep debt |
universaali {adj} | :: universal (of or pertaining to the universe) |
universaali {adj} | :: universal (common to all members of a group or class) |
universaalialgebra {n} [math] | :: universal algebra |
universaalikvanttori {n} [logic] | :: universal quantifier |
universaalinen {adj} [dated] | :: universal |
universaalisempi {adj} | :: comparative of universaalinen |
universaalisin {adj} | :: superlative of universaalinen |
universaalistaa {v} [rare] | :: to universalize (to make universal, to make consistent or common across all cases) |
universaalistua {vi} | :: to become universal |
universaalisuus {n} | :: universality |
universaalitiede {n} | :: universal science |
universiadit {n} | :: The Universiade |
universumi {n} | :: universe |
univormu {n} | :: uniform (distinctive outfit) |
univormupukuinen {adj} | :: uniformed |
unkari {n} | :: Hungarian language |
Unkari {prop} | :: Hungary |
unkarilainen {adj} | :: Hungarian |
unkarilainen {n} | :: a Hungarian |
unkarilaisuus {n} | :: Hungarianness (state or property of being Hungarian) |
unkarinajokoira {n} | :: Hungarian hound (breed of dog) |
unkarinkielinen {adj} | :: Hungarian-speaking |
unkarinkielinen {adj} | :: Expressed in the Hungarian language |
unkarinnos {n} | :: Hungarian translation |
unkarinsara {n} | :: Carex melanostachya |
unkarintaa {vt} | :: To translate into Hungarian |
unkarinvinttikoira {n} | :: Magyar agar, Hungarian greyhound |
unkarinvizsla {n} | :: vizsla |
unnuttaa {v} | :: Of a child, to masturbate |
unohdella {v} | :: To forget (repeatedly) |
unohdus {n} | :: oblivion (the state of being completely forgotten) |
unohdus {n} | :: forgetting |
unohduttaa {v} [rare] | :: to make forget (to cause to forget) |
unohtaa {vt} | :: to forget |
unohtaa {vt} | :: to leave behind (sth) unintentionally |
unohtaja {n} | :: forgetter |
unohtaminen {n} | :: forgetting |
unohtavainen {adj} | :: forgetful, oblivious |
unohtavaisuus {n} | :: forgetfulness |
unohtelu {n} | :: forgetting |
unohtua {vi} | :: to be/get/become forgotten |
unohtumaton {adj} | :: unforgettable |
unohtumattomasti {adv} | :: unforgettably |
unsiaali {n} | :: uncial, uncial script |
unssi {n} | :: ounce (in Finland, either around 27.9, 29.6 or 28.3 grams depending on context) |
Unsupported titles/Colon {punct} | :: Connects a suffix or clitic to a number, abbreviation or initialism |
Unsupported titles/n:s {adj} | :: nth |
Untamo {prop} | :: given name |
Unto {prop} | :: given name |
untuva {n} | :: down (soft, immature feather) |
untuvainen {adj} | :: downy |
untuvakangas {n} | :: down fabric (fabric material made out of down) |
untuvankevyt {adj} | :: extremely light (of extremely low weight), as light as down (feather) |
untuvanpehmeä {adj} | :: soft as down |
untuvapallo {n} | :: ball of down |
untuvapallo {n} | :: fluffball, ball of fluff (affectionate term for a creature resembling a ball of fluff) |
untuvapilvi {n} [meteorology] | :: cirrus, cirrus cloud |
untuvatakki {n} | :: down jacket |
untuvatäkki {n} | :: eiderdown |
untuvatyyny {n} | :: down pillow |
untuvikko {n} | :: chick (very young bird clad only in down) |
untuvikko {n} | :: fledgling (immature, naïve and/or inexperienced person) |
ununbium {n} [dated] | :: ununbium |
ununennium {n} | :: ununennium |
ununheksium {n} [dated] | :: ununhexium |
ununkvadium {n} [dated] | :: ununquadium |
ununoktium {n} [dated] | :: ununoctium |
ununpentium {n} [dated] | :: ununpentium |
ununseptium {n} [dated] | :: ununseptium |
ununtrium {n} [dated] | :: ununtrium |
Uolevi {prop} | :: given name |
uoma {n} | :: riverbed, channel |
uoma {n} [figuratively] | :: normal state of affairs, used primarily in the expression asettua uomiinsa (to settle down into normal state) |
Uosukainen {prop} | :: surname |
Uoti {prop} | :: given name |
Uoti {prop} | :: surname |
Uotila {prop} | :: surname |
Uotila {prop} | :: Any of a number of small places in Finland |
Uotinen {prop} | :: surname |
Uotsi {prop} [military slang] | :: Nickname of Soviet-made utility vehicles of the brand UAZ, formerly used by the Finnish military |
U-palkki {n} | :: U-beam (beam with cross-section resembling the letter U with square corners) |
upanishad {n} | :: Upanishad (authorless Hindu text) |
upata {v} [colloquial] | :: to upload |
upea {adj} | :: great, wonderful |
upea {adj} [of looks] | :: gorgeous, great, magnificent, posh |
upeaherkkusieni {n} | :: The prince, Agaricus augustus |
upeammin {adv} | :: comparative of upea |
upeasti {adv} | :: wonderfully, magnificently |
upeimmin {adv} | :: superlative of upea |
upeus {n} | :: magnificence, grandeur, brilliance, lavishness, splendor, gorgeousness (state or quality of being magnificent) |
upokas {n} | :: crucible |
upokasteräs {n} | :: crucible steel |
upoksiin {adv} | :: sunken, submerged, under water (to the state of being under water or other liquid) |
upoksissa {adv} | :: submerged |
upoksista {adv} | :: from below the surface, from the depths, submerged (from the state of being under water or other liquid to the surface) |
uposkasvi {n} | :: elodeid, underwater plant, submerse aquatic plant (plant that grows completely below the surface of water, or with only flowers above) |
uposlehti {n} [botany] | :: submerged leaf (leaf of an aquatic plant that is completely under water) |
uposlehtinen {n} [botany] | :: elodeid (stem plant that completes its entire life cycle submerged, or with only its flowers above the waterline) |
uposlehtinen {adj} [botany] | :: elodeid |
upota {vi} [_, + illative] | :: to sink (descend into liquid) |
upota {vi} [_, + illative] | :: to get stuck in, get bogged down in |
upota {vi} [_, + illative, of a saw] | :: to bite |
upota {vi} [_, + illative] | :: to go over, strike home, do its work on |
upote {n} [grammar, dated] | :: subordinate clause |
upote {n} | :: inlay (material placed within a different material in the form of a decoration) |
upote {n} [military] | :: something, e.g. a vessel, sunk to the bottom to prevent use of a waterway from the enemy |
upote {n} [computing] | :: embed |
upotella {vt} | :: to sink (repeatedly) |
upotettu kustannus {n} | :: sunk cost |
upottaa {vt} | :: to sink (a boat, money) |
upottaa {vt} | :: to flood |
upottaa {vt} | :: to submerge, immerse |
upottaa {vt} | :: to stick, dunk [into] |
upottaa {vt} | :: to plunge (a lance, knife or other weapon) |
upottaa {vt} [~ katseensa] | :: to drill/burn (one's eyes or sight) |
upottaa {vt} [~ surunsa] | :: to drown (one's sorrows) |
upottaa {vt} | :: to build in, flush (a closet, etc.) |
upottaa {vt} | :: to countersink (a nail, screw, rivet) |
upottaa {vt} | :: to embed |
upottaa {vt} [computing] | :: to insert, embed |
upottaa {vt} | :: to set, mount (a gem into a ring) |
upottaminen {n} | :: immersion |
upotteinen {adj} [grammar, dated] | :: subordinate |
upotteinen {adj} | :: inlaid (decorated with inlays) |
upotus {n} | :: immersion |
upotus {n} | :: embedding |
upotus {n} | :: inlay (material placed within a different material in the form of a decoration) |
upotus {n} [computing] | :: synonym of upote |
upotuskaste {n} | :: immersion (total submerging of a person in water as an act of baptism) |
upotuskoristelu {n} | :: inlay |
upotuspiikki {n} | :: set (a punch for setting nails in wood) |
upotuspora {n} | :: counterbore |
upotussuolata {v} | :: to salt in brine (to salt food by totally submerging it in brine for a period of time) |
upotussuolaus {n} | :: brine salting (method of salting food by immersing it in brine) |
upouusi {adj} | :: brand new |
uppeluksiin {adv} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of upoksiin |
uppeluksissa {adv} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of upoksissa |
uppiniskainen {adj} | :: stubborn, recalcitrant |
uppiniskaisesti {adv} | :: stubbornly, recalcitrantly |
uppiniskaisuus {n} | :: stubbornness |
uppista {interj} | :: alternative form of upsista |
uppo- {prefix} | :: sinking or submerging, submersible |
uppo- {prefix} [figuratively] | :: completely, utterly |
uppoama {n} [nautical] | :: displacement |
uppoamaton {adj} [nautical, of a ship] | :: unsinkable |
uppoaminen {n} | :: sinking |
uppoasennus {n} | :: flush mounting (way of installing something, such as electric or light fixture, so that the surface of the fixture is flush with the surface on which it is mounted) |
uppokanta {n} | :: flush head, flat head, countersunk head (in a bolt, screw or rivet, a flat conical top allowing it to be inserted flush with a surface) |
uppokantainen {adj} | :: countersunk (of a bolt, screw or rivet: that has a flat conical top allowing it to be inserted flush with a surface) |
uppokantanaula {n} | :: brad |
uppokantaniitti {n} | :: flathead rivet (type of rivet designed to fit in a countersink so that it sits flush with a surface) |
uppokantapultti {n} | :: flathead, flathead bolt (type of bolt designed to fit in a countersink so that it sits flush with a surface) |
uppokantaruuvi {n} | :: flathead, flathead screw (type of screw or bolt designed to fit in a countersink so that it sits flush with a surface) |
uppokaste {n} | :: synonym of upotuskaste |
uppokeitin {n} | :: deep fryer, deep-fat fryer |
uppokuumennin {n} | :: immersion heater |
uppolukko {n} | :: flush lock (lock that is mounted flush with the surface of the door) |
uppomuna {n} | :: poached egg |
uppo-outo {adj} | :: Totally unknown |
uppopaistaa {vt} | :: to deep-fry |
uppopaistaminen {n} | :: deep-frying (method of cooking) |
uppopaistin {n} | :: deep fryer, deep-fat fryer |
uppopaisto {n} | :: deep-frying (method of cooking) |
uppopallo {n} [sports] | :: underwater rugby |
uppoperho {n} [fishing] | :: wet fly (in fly fishing, a fly that fishes under the surface of water) |
uppopumppu {n} | :: submersible pump |
uppopuu {n} | :: snag (piece of wood in water) |
upporikas {adj} | :: extremely rich, filthy rich |
uppotukki {n} | :: snag (trunk of tree submerged in water) |
uppouma {n} | :: displacement (of a ship) |
uppoutua {vi} [_, + illative] | :: To get absorbed/wrapped up in, involve oneself deeply in, immerse oneself in |
uppoutuneisuus {n} | :: embeddedness |
uppovaaka {n} | :: areometer, hydrometer (device for measuring density of a liquid) |
uppovalaisin {n} | :: A light fixture with housing installed inside a wall or ceiling thus that the surface of the fixture is flush with its environment |
Uppsala {prop} | :: alternative form of Upsala |
ups {interj} | :: oops |
Upsala {prop} | :: Upsala (city) |
upsalalainen {adj} | :: Uppsalan (of or pertaining to the Swedish city of Uppsala) |
upseeri {n} [military] | :: officer |
upseeri {n} [chess] | :: either a queen, knight, bishop or rook |
upseeriaines {n} [military] | :: officer material (those persons collectively who are considered capable of being trained as officers) |
upseerikerho {n} [military] | :: officers' club |
upseerikokelas {n} [military] | :: officer candidate |
upseerikoulu {n} [military] | :: officer school, military academy (any institution which trains officers for any military force) |
upseerikunta {n} [military, collectively] | :: officers |
upseerinarvo {n} [military] | :: officer rank |
upseerinura {n} [military] | :: officer career |
upseeristo {n} [military, collectively] | :: officers |
upsis {interj} | :: oops |
upsista {interj} | :: oops |
upslaaki {n} [colloquial] | :: cuff (end of a pants leg, folded up) |
ura {n} | :: track, groove, rut |
ura {n} | :: career |
uraa {interj} | :: Finnish transliteration of a Russian battle cry |
uraani {n} | :: uranium |
uraaniatomi {n} | :: uranium atom |
uraaniesiintymä {n} | :: uranium deposit |
uraanifluoridi {n} | :: uranium fluoride |
uraaniheksafluoridi {n} | :: uranium hexafluoride |
uraanikaivos {n} | :: uranium mine |
uraanimalmi {n} | :: uranium ore |
uraanipommi {n} | :: uranium bomb |
uraanirikaste {n} [chemistry] | :: yellowcake |
uraaniyhdiste {n} | :: uranium compound |
uraatti {n} [chemistry] | :: urate |
uraauurtava {adj} | :: groundbreaking, seminal |
uraauurtavasti {adv} | :: groundbreakingly |
urahtaa {v} | :: to grunt |
urakehitys {n} | :: career development |
urakka {n} | :: contract |
urakka {n} | :: arduous work |
urakka {n} | :: piece work |
urakkapalkka {n} | :: piece rate (rate paid per unit produced) |
urakkapalkka {n} | :: piecework pay (way of compensation based on units produced) |
urakkapalkka {n} | :: contract pay (pay based on fulfilment of a contract) |
urakkasopimus {n} | :: works contract |
urakkasumma {n} | :: contract price (of a work contract) |
urakkatyö {n} | :: piecework |
urakoida {v} | :: to labour/labor, work |
urakoida {v} | :: to do contract work |
urakoija {n} | :: alternative form of urakoitsija |
urakointi {n} | :: contract work |
urakoitsija {n} | :: contractor, independent contractor |
Ural {prop} [uncountable] | :: Urals, Ural Mountains (mountain chain that separates Europe and Asia) |
Ural {prop} [uncountable] | :: Ural (river) |
Ural {prop} [countable] | :: Ural Automotive Plant (Russian brand of heavy vehicles) |
uraleikkuri {n} | :: groove cutter, wall chaser |
uraliitti {n} [mineral] | :: uralite |
uralilainen {adj} | :: Uralic |
Uralin vuoristo {prop} | :: Ural Mountains |
Uralin vuoristo {prop} | :: Urals |
Uraljoki {n} | :: Ural (river) |
Uralvuoret {prop} | :: Urals, Ural Mountains (mountain chain that separates Europe and Asia) |
Uralvuoristo {prop} [uncountable] | :: Urals, Ural Mountains (mountain chain that separates Europe and Asia) |
uraniitti {n} [mineral] | :: uranite |
uraniniitti {n} [mineral] | :: uraninite |
uranografia {n} | :: uranography |
Uranus {prop} | :: Uranus [planet] |
uranuurtaja {n} | :: groundbreaker, pioneer |
uranuurtajantyö {n} | :: pioneering work |
uraruuvi {n} | :: slotted screw |
urasiili {n} | :: uracil |
urauttaa {vt} | :: to rut, to groove (a road) |
urautua {vi} [of road] | :: to become rutted |
urbaani {adj} | :: urban |
urbaanilegenda {n} | :: urban legend |
urbaaninen {adj} | :: urban |
urbaanisesti {adv} | :: in an urban way |
urbaanisti {adv} | :: in an urban way |
urbaanistua {vi} | :: To become urbanized |
urbanisaatio {n} | :: urbanization |
urbanismi {n} | :: urbanism |
urbanisoida {vt} | :: To urbanise/urbanize |
urbanisoitua {vi} | :: To become urbanized |
urbanisoituminen {n} | :: urbanization (process) |
urdu {n} | :: Urdu (one of the official languages of Pakistan) |
urea {n} | :: urea |
ureaasi {n} [chemistry] | :: urease |
uremia {n} | :: uremia |
uretaani {n} | :: urethane |
uretriitti {n} | :: uretritis |
urhea {adj} | :: brave, courageous |
urheasti {adv} | :: bravely |
urheilija {n} | :: A sportsman or sportswoman |
urheilijamainen {adj} | :: sportsmanlike |
urheilijansydän {n} | :: athlete's heart |
urheilijatar {n} | :: A sportswoman |
urheilla {vi} | :: to participate in sport or sports |
urheilla {vi} | :: to exercise (perform physical activity for health or training) |
urheilu {n} | :: sports, athletics (in general) |
urheilu {n} | :: sport |
urheilu {n} [in compounds] | :: sporting, sports |
urheiluammunta {n} | :: shooting sports, target shooting |
urheiluauto {n} | :: sports car |
urheiluautoilija {n} | :: sports car driver or owner |
urheiluennätys {n} | :: sports record |
urheiluhalli {n} | :: sports hall |
urheiluhenki {n} | :: sportsmanship |
urheiluhenkinen {adj} | :: sporting, sportsmanlike, in the sports spirit |
urheiluhieroja {n} | :: sports masseur or masseuse |
urheiluhousut {n} | :: sports pants |
urheiluhullu {n} | :: sports fan |
urheiluilmailu {n} | :: sport aviation |
urheilujalkine {n} | :: sports shoe, sports footwear |
urheilujärjestö {n} | :: sports body, sports organization |
urheilujohtaja {n} | :: sports manager, sports leader |
urheilujoukkue {n} | :: sports team |
urheilujoukot {n} | :: sportspeople working as troops in the military |
urheilujuhla {n} | :: sports celebration |
urheilukalastaja {n} | :: sport fisher |
urheilukalastus {n} | :: sport fishing |
urheilukello {n} | :: sports watch |
urheilukenttä {n} | :: sports field (flat area of land where sports events are staged) |
urheilukeskus {n} | :: sports center |
urheilukieli {n} | :: sports language |
urheilukilpailu {n} | :: sport competition, athletic competition |
urheilukisat {n} [colloquial] | :: sports contest |
urheilukomppania {n} | :: sports company (in the military) |
urheilukuva {n} | :: sports photo, sports picture |
urheilukuvaaja {n} | :: sports photographer |
urheilulääkäri {n} | :: sports physician |
urheilulääketiede {n} | :: sports medicine |
urheilulaji {n} | :: sport (activity that uses physical exertion or skills competitively under a set of rules that is not based on aesthetics) |
urheiluliike {n} | :: sports store |
urheilullinen {adj} | :: sporty |
urheilullisesti {adv} | :: sportingly |
urheilullisuus {n} | :: sportiness |
urheiluloma {n} | :: sports vacation, sports holiday |
urheilulukio {n} | :: sports lukio, sports high school |
urheiluluokka {n} | :: sports class |
urheilumalli {n} | :: sports model |
urheilumallinen {adj} | :: (that is a) sports model |
urheilumetsästys {n} | :: sport hunting |
urheilumieli {n} | :: sporting attitude or mood |
urheiluministeri {n} | :: sports minister, minister of sports (minister responsible for sports) |
urheiluministeri {n} [Finland] | :: short for kulttuuri- ja urheiluministeri |
urheilumuoti {n} | :: sports fashion |
urheilumuoto {n} | :: form of sports |
urheilunopetus {n} | :: sports education |
urheiluopisto {n} | :: sports academy |
urheiluosasto {n} | :: sports section (in a newspaper) |
urheilupaita {n} | :: sports shirt |
urheilupäivä {n} | :: sports day |
urheilupeli {n} | :: sports game |
urheilupistooli {n} | :: sports pistol |
urheilupsykologi {n} | :: sports psychologist |
urheilupsykologia {n} | :: sports psychology |
urheilupuisto {n} | :: sports park |
urheilupusakka {n} | :: sports jacket, warmup jacket |
urheilupyörätuoli {n} | :: sports wheelchair |
urheilurintaliivit {n} | :: sports bra |
urheilusali {n} | :: gym |
urheiluselostaja {n} | :: sportscaster, sports commentator |
urheiluselostus {n} | :: sports commentary |
urheiluseura {n} | :: sports club, athletic club |
urheilusivu {n} | :: sports page (in a newspaper or similar) |
urheilusukellus {n} | :: sport diving |
urheilusukeltaja {n} | :: sport diver |
urheilusukka {n} | :: sports sock |
urheilusuoritus {n} | :: sports performance, sports accomplishment |
urheilutalo {n} | :: sport hall, sports house, gymnasium |
urheiluteippi {n} [sports] | :: athletic tape |
urheilutoimittaja {n} | :: sportswriter |
urheilutoimitus {n} | :: sports desk, sports department |
urheilu-uutinen {n} | :: (article) of sports news |
urheilu-uutinen {n} [in plural] | :: sportscast |
urheiluvaatteet {n} | :: sportswear |
urheiluväki {n} | :: sportspeople |
urheiluväline {n} | :: sporting equipment, sports equipment |
urheiluvälinekauppa {n} | :: sports equipment store |
urheiluvalmennus {n} | :: sports coaching |
urheiluvalokuvaus {n} | :: sports photography |
urheiluvamma {n} | :: sports injury |
urheus {n} | :: braveness |
urho {n} [poetic] | :: hero |
Urho {prop} | :: given name |
Urho {prop} | :: The letter "U" in the Finnish tavausaakkoset, a spelling system similar to ICAO spelling alphabet |
urhokas {adj} | :: brave, valiant |
urhokkaasti {adv} | :: bravely, courageously, valiantly |
urhoollinen {adj} | :: brave, valiant |
urhoollisesti {adv} | :: bravely, valiantly |
urhoollisuus {n} | :: braveness, valiance |
-uri {suffix} | :: Variant of -ri; forms agent nouns |
Uria {prop} | :: Uriah [biblical character] |
uriaali {n} | :: urial, Ovis orientalis vignei |
urina {n} | :: growling sound |
urinaali {n} | :: urinal |
urista {vi} | :: to growl |
urittaa {vt} | :: to groove (cut grooves into or onto) |
Urjala {prop} | :: Urjala (municipality) |
urjalainen {adj} | :: alternative form of urjalalainen |
urjalalainen {adj} | :: from, related or pertaining to Urjala |
urjeta {vi} [rare] | :: to leave, depart, begin |
urkinta {n} | :: snooping |
urkinta {n} | :: short for verkkourkinta |
urkkia {vt} [disparaging] | :: To snoop, pry (be nosy) |
urkkija {n} | :: snoop |
urkuharmoni {n} [musical instruments] | :: harmonium |
urkujensoittaja {n} | :: organist |
urkulehteri {n} | :: organ gallery, organ balcony |
urkupilli {n} | :: organ pipe |
urkupillikaktus {n} | :: organ (species of cactus, Stenocereus thurberi) |
urkupiste {n} [music] | :: pedal point |
urkupyssy {n} [firearms] | :: organ gun |
urkuri {n} | :: organist |
urli {n} [computing, slang] | :: URL |
Urmas {prop} | :: given name |
uro {n} | :: alternative form of urho |
urofilia {n} | :: urophilia |
urokaanihappo {n} [chemistry] | :: urocanic acid |
urokanaasi {n} [biochemistry] | :: urocanase |
urokinaasi {n} [biochemistry] | :: urokinase |
urologi {n} | :: urologist |
urologia {n} [medicine] | :: urology |
urologinen {adj} | :: urological |
uronihappo {n} [chemistry] | :: uronic acid |
uros {n} | :: male, especially of mammalian species |
uros {n} [dated, poetic] | :: man, hero (adult male person, especially a strong and brave one) |
uroshirvi {n} | :: stag |
uroskissa {n} | :: tomcat |
uroskoira {n} | :: male dog |
urosmetso {n} | :: a male capercaillie |
urospuolinen {adj} | :: male (animal) |
uroteko {n} | :: A deed (brave action) |
urotyö {n} | :: A deed (brave action) |
urotyö {n} | :: A labor (of Heracles etc.) |
urpiainen {n} | :: common redpoll (Acanthis flammea) |
Urpilainen {prop} | :: surname |
urpo {n} [colloquial] | :: moron |
Urpo {prop} | :: given name |
urpoilla {vi} [slang] | :: to act like a moron |
urpu {n} [botany] | :: catkin |
Urpu {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
urputtaa {vi} | :: to grumble, grouse, complain |
Ursula {prop} | :: given name |
urtikaria {n} | :: urticaria |
Uruguay {prop} | :: Uruguay (country) |
uruguaylainen {adj} | :: Uruguayan, of or relating to Uruguay |
uruguaylainen {n} | :: An Uruguayan |
Uruguayn itäinen tasavalta {prop} | :: Oriental Republic of Uruguay (official name of Uruguay) |
uruguaynvyötiäinen {n} | :: greater naked-tailed armadillo (Cabassous tatouay) |
urut {n} | :: organ (musical instrument) |
-us {suffix} | :: Forms nouns from verbs, describing an action or event |
-us {suffix} | :: Forms nouns, indicating resemblance or association |
-us {suffix} | :: Short form of the suffix -uus, used where the stem of the root adjective ends in a vowel |
U.S.A. {prop} [colloquial] | :: U.S.A. (country) |
USA {prop} | :: USA (country) |
usalainen {adj} [colloquial] | :: American (of or pertaining to the United States) |
usalainen {n} [colloquial] | :: A person from the United States |
usea {adj} | :: many |
useaan otteeseen {adv} | :: repeatedly |
useammanlainen {adj} | :: comparative of useanlainen |
useammin {adv} | :: comparative of usein |
useampi {adj} | :: comparative of usea |
useanlainen {adj} | :: various, diverse |
useasti {adv} | :: often, many times, repeatedly |
useimmin {adv} | :: superlative of usein |
useimmiten {adv} | :: usually, in most cases, for the most part |
usein {adv} | :: often |
useus {n} [rare] | :: number, quantity; especially a large or increased amount |
uskaliaampi {adj} | :: comparative of uskalias |
uskaliaasti {adv} | :: boldly, daringly |
uskaliain {adj} | :: superlative of uskalias |
uskaliaisuus {n} | :: audacity |
uskalias {adj} | :: bold, daring |
uskalias {adj} | :: adventurous |
uskalikko {n} | :: daredevil |
uskallus {n} | :: daring (boldness) |
uskaltaa {vt} [auxiliary + first infinitive] | :: to dare ((to) do), venture (to do), have the courage (to do), be bold/brave enough (to do) |
uskaltautua {vi} | :: To venture |
usko {n} | :: faith |
usko {n} [in inessive] | :: religious |
Usko {prop} | :: given name |
uskoa {vi} [_, + illative] | :: to believe in, have faith in (someone's abilities, chances etc.; someone's existence; the power, value etc. of something; the existence of something) |
uskoa {vi} [_, + partitive] | :: to believe (someone, in something someone says/does), trust |
uskoa {vt} | :: to entrust, to confide (something) |
uskoa korviaan {v} [idiomatic] | :: to believe one's ears |
uskoa silmiään {v} [idiomatic] | :: to believe one's eyes |
uskokaa tai älkää {phrase} | :: believe it or not [polite or plural (to many people)] |
uskollinen {adj} | :: faithful |
uskollisesti {adv} | :: faithfully |
uskollisuudenvala {n} | :: homage |
uskollisuus {n} | :: loyalty, fidelity |
uskomaton {adj} | :: unbelievable, incredible |
uskomatonta {interj} | :: unbelievable |
uskomattomasti {adv} | :: unbelievably, incredibly |
uskomattomuus {n} | :: incredibleness |
uskominen {n} | :: believing |
uskomus {n} | :: belief |
uskomushoito {n} | :: faith healing |
uskomusjärjestelmä {n} [philosophy] | :: belief system |
uskomuslääkintä {n} | :: alternative medicine |
uskomusolento {n} | :: mythical creature, mythological creature |
uskonasia {n} | :: matter of faith |
uskonelämä {n} | :: religious life |
uskon hyppy {n} | :: leap of faith |
uskonkappale {n} | :: dogma |
uskonkappale {n} | :: article of faith |
uskonkiihko {n} | :: religious bigotry |
uskonkiihkoilija {n} | :: bigot, zealot, fundamentalist |
uskonlahko {n} | :: A religious sect |
uskonluopio {n} | :: apostate |
uskonnollinen {adj} | :: religious |
uskonnollisesti {adv} | :: religiously |
uskonnollisuus {n} | :: religiousness |
uskonnonopettaja {n} | :: religion teacher, religious education teacher |
uskonnontutkimus {n} | :: religious studies |
uskonnonvapaus {n} | :: freedom of religion |
uskonnoton {adj} | :: Having no religion; nonreligious; irreligious |
uskonnottomuus {n} | :: irreligiousness; irreligion |
uskonoppi {n} | :: dogmatics |
uskonoppinut {adj} | :: one educated in religious theory and practice |
uskonoppinut {n} | :: theologian, religious scholar; one educated in religious theory and practice |
uskonpuhdistus {n} [Christianity] | :: Reformation (religious movement initiated by Martin Luther) |
uskonrauha {n} | :: sanctity of religion, religious peace (peace to practice one's religion) |
uskonsota {n} | :: religious war |
uskonto {n} | :: religion |
uskontoekologia {n} | :: ecology of religion |
uskontokammo {n} | :: religiophobia |
uskontokunta {n} | :: religion (people of same faith collectively) |
uskontomaantiede {n} | :: geography of religion |
uskontopuolue {n} | :: religious party |
uskontososiologi {n} | :: sociologist of religion |
uskontososiologia {n} | :: sociology of religion |
uskontotiede {n} | :: religious studies |
uskontotutkimus {n} | :: alternative form of uskonnontutkimus |
uskontunnustus {n} [religion] | :: creed (statement of belief that summarizes the faith it represents) |
uskonvaino {n} | :: religious persecution |
uskonvapaus {n} | :: freedom of religion |
uskonveli {n} | :: fellow believer |
uskoo, ken näkee {proverb} | :: seeing is believing |
uskoontulo {n} | :: conversion (becoming religious) |
usko tai älä {phrase} | :: believe it or not [singular (to one person)] |
uskotella {v} | :: To make believe, pretend |
uskotella {v} | :: To convince oneself (to pretend to oneself) |
uskoton {adj} | :: unfaithful |
uskottaa {v} [dialectal, archaic] | :: synonym of uskotella |
uskottava {adj} | :: plausible, credible |
uskottavasti {adv} | :: credibly, plausibly |
uskottavuus {n} | :: credibility |
uskottavuus {n} [statistics] | :: likelihood |
uskottavuusfunktio {n} [statistics] | :: likelihood function |
uskottomampi {adj} | :: comparative of uskoton |
uskottomin {adj} | :: superlative of uskoton |
uskottomuus {n} | :: unfaithfulness, infidelity, disloyalty, adultery |
uskottu {n} | :: confidant |
uskottu mies {n} [legal] | :: trustee, guardian ad litem |
uskoutua {v} | :: To trust, confide |
uskovainen {n} | :: A religious person, a believer |
usma {n} [dialectal] | :: fog, mist |
ussa {n} [slang] | :: religion (school subject) |
-usta {suffix} | :: Forms nouns, mostly used for things located in a certain place |
usuttaa {vt} | :: to sic, set on, urge |
usva {n} | :: Mist, fog |
usvainen {adj} | :: misty |
usvaisuus {n} | :: mistiness |
-ut {suffix} | :: A variant of -nut, used with verbs that end in -a/-ä preceded by at least two consonants, i.e. the verbs in the following conjugation classes (the classes marked with *) only include one verb) |
-ut {suffix} [chiefly poetic] | :: Forms diminutive nouns |
-ut {suffix} [usually, poetic or literary] | :: Forms some adjectives |
Utah {prop} | :: Utah (state) |
utahilainen {n} | :: Utahn, Utahan (person) |
utahilainen {adj} | :: Utahn, Utahan (of or pertaining to Utah) |
utajärveläinen {adj} | :: from, related or pertaining to Utajärvi (Finnish municipality) |
Utajärvi {prop} | :: Utajärvi (municipality) |
utajärvinen {adj} | :: alternative form of utajärveläinen |
utare {n} | :: udder |
utaretulehdus {n} [veterinary medicine] | :: mastitis |
uteliaasti {adv} | :: curiously |
uteliaisuus {n} | :: curiousness |
uteliaisuus tappoi kissan {proverb} | :: curiosity killed the cat |
utelias {adj} | :: curious, inquisitive |
utelija {n} | :: nosey parker (overly inquisitive or prying person) |
utelu {n} | :: query |
utilitarismi {n} | :: utilitarianism |
utilitaristi {n} | :: utilitarian |
utilitaristinen {adj} | :: utilitarian |
utooppinen {adj} | :: utopian |
utopia {n} | :: utopia |
utopisti {n} | :: An utopian, idealistic person |
utopistinen {adj} | :: utopian |
utopistisesti {adv} | :: In a utopian manner |
utsjokelainen {adj} | :: from, related or pertaining to Utsjoki (Finnish municipality) |
Utsjoki {prop} | :: Utsjoki |
utsjokinen {adj} | :: alternative form of utsjokelainen |
-uttaa {suffix} [deverbative] | :: Forms causative, curative, or factive verbs |
-uttaa {suffix} [denominal] | :: Forms transitive verbs from adjectives |
utu {n} | :: haze, mist (of water vapor) |
-utua {suffix} [deverbative] | :: Forms reflexive or inchoative intransitive verbs |
-utua {suffix} [denominal] | :: Forms intransitive verbs from adjectives |
utuinen {adj} | :: misty, foggy, hazy |
utuinen {adj} | :: roriferous |
utupilvi {n} | :: fog |
-uu {suffix} | :: Forms nouns from verbs |
uu {n} | :: letter: u |
uu {n} [dialectal, rare] | :: hole, nest |
uudehko {adj} | :: Quite new |
uudelleen {adv} | :: anew, again |
uudelleen {adv} | :: re- (with verbs; many English verbs starting with "re-" are translated into Finnish with verb + uudelleen) |
uudelleenarviointi {n} | :: re-evaluation |
uudelleenjärjestely {n} | :: reorganization |
uudelleenjulkaisu {n} | :: rerelease |
uudelleenkäynnistys {n} [computing] | :: restart |
uudelleenkäynnistys {n} [computing] | :: reboot |
uudelleenkäyttö {n} | :: reuse |
uudelleenkierrätys {n} | :: recirculation |
uudelleenkirjoitus {n} | :: rewrite, rescript, rewriting |
uudelleenkiteytyä {vi} | :: to recrystallize |
uudelleenkoulutus {n} | :: re-education |
uudelleenlaivaus {n} | :: transhipment |
uudelleenmetsitys {n} | :: reafforestation, reforestation |
uudelleenmuotoilu {n} | :: rewording, redrafting |
uudelleenmuotoilu {n} | :: redesign |
uudelleenmuotoilu {n} [computing] | :: refactoring |
uudelleenorganisoiminen {n} | :: reorganizing, reorganization |
uudelleensijoitus {n} | :: relocation |
uudelleensyntyminen {n} | :: rebirth |
uudelleenvalinta {n} | :: reelection |
uudempi {adj} | :: comparative of uusi |
uudenaikainen {adj} | :: modern |
uudenaikaistaa {vt} | :: to modernize |
uudenaikaisuus {n} | :: modernity (quality of being modern) |
uuden-amsterdaminhylje {n} | :: synonym of amsterdamsaarenmerikarhu |
uudenlainen {adj} | :: novel, nontraditional |
uudenseelanninhaukka {n} | :: New Zealand falcon, Falco novaeseelandiae (species of falcon endemic to New Zealand) |
uudenseelanninlokki {n} | :: black-billed gull (Chroicocephalus bulleri) |
uudenseelanninpinaatti {n} | :: New Zealand spinach |
uudentaa {vt} | :: to renew |
uudentua {v} | :: alternative form of uudistua |
uudenvuodenaatto {n} | :: New Year's Eve (day) |
uudenvuodenkortti {n} | :: New Year's card |
uudenvuodenlupaus {n} | :: New Year's resolution |
uudenvuodenpäivä {n} | :: New Year's Day |
uudenvuodenpuhe {n} | :: New Year's speech |
uudenvuoden tina {n} | :: alternative form of uudenvuodentina |
uudenvuodentina {n} | :: metal cast for purposes of molybdomancy on New Year's Eve as part of a common practice in Nordic and German-speaking countries, originally tin but now often lead |
uudenvuodenvalvojaiset {n} | :: a gathering held to celebrate the changing of the year |
uudestaan {adv} | :: anew |
uudestaan {adv} | :: re- |
uudestaan {adv} | :: afresh |
uudestaan {adv} | :: again |
uudestisyntyä {vi} | :: To be born again |
uudestisyntyminen {n} | :: A revival, reinvigoration, rebirth (spiritual renewal) |
uudestisyntyminen {n} | :: A reincarnation |
uudestisyntynyt {adj} | :: reborn (revived or regenerated, especially emotionally or spiritually) |
uudestisyntynyt {n} | :: A reborn person |
uudin {n} [rare, usually plural] | :: curtain, drape |
uudis- {prefix} | :: new, neo-, newly, reform |
uudisalue {n} | :: frontier |
uudisasukas {n} | :: settler (someone who settles in a new location, especially one who makes a previously uninhabited place his home) |
uudisasutus {n} | :: settlement (newly established colony) |
uudismielinen {adj} | :: synonym of uudistusmielinen |
uudismuodoste {n} | :: A neologism (recently coined word) |
uudisraivaaja {n} | :: settler (one who settles in a new location, especially in a previously uninhabited place) |
uudisraivaus {n} | :: land reclamation |
uudisrakennus {n} | :: new building |
uudisrakentaminen {n} | :: construction of new buildings |
uudissana {n} | :: neologism |
uudistaa {vt} | :: to reform, restore, reclaim (to put into a new and improved form or condition) |
uudistaa {v} | :: to renew (to make something new again; to restore to freshness or original condition) |
uudistaa {v} | :: to modernize (to make up to date, or modern in style or function) |
uudistaa {v} | :: to regenerate (to create anew) |
uudistaja {n} | :: reformer |
uudistalo {n} | :: synonym of uudistila |
uudistalo {n} [colloquial] | :: synonym of uudisrakennus |
uudistaminen {n} | :: renewing, renovation, reform, modernisation |
uudistettu {adj} | :: renewed |
uudistettu {adj} | :: updated |
uudistila {n} | :: A farm that is established on a previously uncultivated land |
uudistua {vi} | :: To be reformed, be modernised/modernized |
uudistus {n} | :: reform |
uudistusala {n} | :: area of reform |
uudistushanke {n} | :: reform project |
uudistusmielinen {adj} | :: Reformist |
uudistusmielinen {n} | :: A reformist |
uudistustyö {n} | :: renewal work |
uuhi {n} | :: ewe, especially one that has lambed |
uukkari {n} [colloquial] | :: U-turn |
uuma {n} | :: waist |
uuma {n} | :: web (of a rail) |
Uumaja {prop} | :: Uumaja (city) |
uumajansaame {n} | :: The Ume Sami language |
uumen {n} | :: depths, innards |
uumoilla {v} | :: to hunch, have a hunch, sense, presage (to have an intuitive impression that something will happen) |
uumoilla {v} | :: to foreshadow, foretell, forespell |
uuni {n} | :: oven |
uuni {n} | :: stove |
uuni {n} | :: furnace (in compounds, as well as device for heating a building) |
uunijuusto {n} | :: Finnish dish made of cow beestings |
uunikala {n} | :: baked fish |
uunikinnas {n} | :: synonym of patakinnas |
uunikuiva {adj} | :: oven-dry |
uunikuivaus {n} | :: oven drying |
uunikuivaus {n} | :: kiln drying |
uunilämmin {adj} | :: warm from an oven |
uunilämmitteinen {adj} | :: furnace heated (heated by a furnace) |
uunilämmitys {n} | :: heating with a furnace or similar, such as a fireplace |
uunilintu {n} | :: willow warbler, Phylloscopus trochilus |
uunilintu {n} | :: leaf warbler, chiffchaff (bird of the genus Phylloscopus) |
uunillinen {n} | :: ovenfull |
uuniluuta {n} | :: oven broom, oven brush |
uunimakkara {n} | :: sausage baked in the oven |
uunimunakas {n} | :: oven omelette |
uuninkestävä {adj} | :: oven safe, oven resistant |
uuninlämpö {n} | :: oven temperature, oven heat |
uuninluukku {n} | :: oven door, stove door |
uuninpäällys {n} | :: the top side of an oven (that can be heated) |
uuninpankko {n} | :: the side heated platform of a pankkouuni |
uuninpelti {n} | :: baking tray, oven tray |
uuninsuu {n} | :: the open side of an oven |
uuniomena {n} | :: oven apple |
uunipaisti {n} | :: roast (hunk of meat roasted in oven) |
uunipannu {n} | :: baking tin (especially a wider or metallic one) |
uunipavut {n} | :: baked beans |
uunipelti {n} | :: baking tray |
uuniperuna {n} | :: A baked potato |
uunipiirakka {n} | :: Any pirog that is baked in an oven, as opposed to pannupiirakka which is made in a frying pan |
uunipuu {n} | :: firewood for an oven or a stove |
uunipuuro {n} | :: A type of porridge baked in oven |
uuniritilä {n} | :: oven rack, oven grill |
uuniruoka {n} | :: baked food |
uunituore {adj} | :: fresh from the oven |
uunituore {adj} [idiomatic] | :: brand new |
uunivaunu {n} | :: (mobile) sheet pan rack |
uunivuoka {n} | :: baking tin, baking casserole (especially a smaller, ceramic or glass one) |
uuno {adj} [colloquial] | :: stupid |
uuno {n} [colloquial] | :: fool |
Uuno {prop} | :: given name |
uupua {vi} | :: to get tired, get exhausted, get fatigued |
uupua {vi} | :: to be missing |
uupumaton {adj} | :: tireless |
uupumattomasti {adv} | :: tirelessly |
uupumattomuus {n} | :: tirelessness |
uupumus {n} | :: fatigue, exhaustion |
uupunut {adj} | :: tired, exhausted |
Uurainen {prop} | :: Uurainen (municipality) |
uuraislainen {adj} | :: from, related or pertaining to Uurainen |
uuraislainen {n} | :: a person from or living in Uurainen |
uuras {adj} | :: hardworking |
uurastaa {vi} | :: to toil |
uurna {n} | :: An urn, casket |
uurnahauta {n} | :: a grave in which an urn is buried |
uurnalehto {n} | :: urn garden, columbarium |
uurnavaali {n} | :: ballot box (process or method of voting) |
uurre {n} | :: furrow, line (deep wrinkle, such as in the skin of the face, especially on someone's forehead) |
uurre {n} | :: rut (track worn in the ground, as from the passage of many wheels along a road) |
uurre {n} [geology] | :: groove, striation (scratch or gouge cut into bedrock by glacial abrasion) |
uurreliitos {n} | :: dado joint |
uurros {n} | :: groove |
uurros {n} | :: kerf |
uurrostaa {vt} | :: To cut a groove |
uurtaa {vt} | :: to groove, furrow |
uurteellinen {adj} | :: groovy, having grooves |
uurteinen {adj} | :: Grooved |
uurteinen {adj} | :: Furrowed |
uurteinen {adj} | :: Fluted |
uurteisvalas {n} | :: rorqual (whale of the family Balaenopteridae) |
-uus {suffix} | :: Forms nouns from adjectives, expressing a quality |
uus- {prefix} | :: neo- |
uus {adj} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of uusi |
uusaste {n} [geometry] | :: gradian (unit of angle equal to 1/400 of full circle) |
uusavuton {adj} | :: incapable of taking care of himself/herself because of excessive pampering (used mostly of young people) |
uusbarokki {n} | :: Neo-Baroque |
uusfasismi {n} | :: neofascism |
uusfasisti {n} | :: neofascist |
uusfasistinen {adj} | :: neofascist |
uusfilologia {n} | :: new philology, modern philology |
uushopea {n} | :: nickel silver |
uusi {adj} | :: new |
uusia {v} | :: to renew |
uusia {v} | :: to redo; to renovate, remodel; to redecorate; to revise; to revamp; to rearrange |
uusia {v} | :: to retake, resit (an examination, test); to repeat (a crime); to replay (a match); to rerun (a TV program); to rebroadcast (a radio program) |
uusia {v} | :: to replace (one item with another) |
uusi aika {n} | :: modern era, modern age, modern history (period after the Middle Ages, i.e. from abt. the year 1500 to today) |
Uusi-Etelä-Wales {prop} | :: Uusi-Etelä-Wales (state) |
Uusi-Guinea {prop} | :: New Guinea |
uusi hieno {adj} [colloquial] | :: newfangled |
uusija {n} | :: renewer |
Uusikaarlepyy {prop} | :: Uusikaarlepyy (town/and/municipality) |
uusikaarlepyyläinen {adj} | :: from, related or pertaining to Nykarleby |
uusikaarlepyyläinen {n} | :: a person from or living in Nykarleby |
Uusi Kaledonia {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Uusi-Kaledonia |
Uusi-Kaledonia {prop} | :: Uusi-Kaledonia (overseas territory) |
Uusikaupunki {prop} | :: Uusikaupunki (town/and/municipality) |
uusikaupunkilainen {adj} | :: from, related or pertaining to Uusikaupunki |
uusikaupunkilainen {n} | :: a person from or living in Uusikaupunki |
uusikuu {n} | :: new moon |
Uusimaa {prop} | :: Uusimaa |
uusimaalainen {adj} [nonstandard] | :: alternative form of uusmaalainen |
uusiminen {n} | :: renewal |
uusimuotoinen {adj} | :: Of or relating to a new form of something, having a new form; often best translated into English as "new" or "renewed" |
uusin {adj} | :: superlative of uusi |
uusinta {n} | :: rerun |
uusinta {n} | :: renewal |
uusinta {n} | :: replay |
uusinta {n} | :: resit |
uusinta {n} [fencing] | :: renewal, reprise (indirect renewal of an attack that missed or was parried) |
uusintajulkaisu {n} | :: republication, reissue, repost |
uusintapainos {n} | :: reprint |
uusintarikollinen {n} | :: repeat offender |
uusiokäyttö {n} | :: reuse (act of salvaging or in some manner returning a discarded item into something usable) |
uusiokuitu {n} | :: secondary fibre |
uusiopaperi {n} | :: recycled paper |
uusiosana {n} | :: an old forgotten word adapted as a neologism with a new meaning |
uusiotuote {n} | :: recycled product, secondary product |
Uusi-Seelanti {prop} | :: New Zealand |
uusiseelantilainen {adj} | :: Of or relating to New Zealand |
uusiseelantilainen {n} | :: A New Zealander |
Uusitalo {prop} | :: surname |
Uusitalo {prop} | :: Any of a number of small places in Finland |
uusitestamentillinen {adj} [Bible] | :: Related to the New Testament; neo-testamentary |
Uusi testamentti {prop} [Christianity] | :: The New Testament |
uusiutua {vi} [of an illness or problem etc.] | :: To recur, relapse (to repeat itself) |
uusiutua {vi} | :: To renew, regenerate |
uusiutumaton {adj} | :: nonrenewable |
uusiutuva {adj} | :: renewable |
uusi vuosi {n} | :: alternative spelling of uusivuosi |
uusivuosi {n} | :: New Year |
uusivuosi {n} | :: New Year's Eve (celebration) |
uusklassinen {adj} | :: neoclassical |
uusklassisismi {n} | :: neoclassicism |
uusklassisistinen {adj} [rare] | :: neoclassical |
uusklassismi {n} | :: neoclassicism |
uuskokkiini {n} [organic chemistry] | :: Ponceau 4R (food coloring, E124) |
uuskolonialismi {n} | :: neocolonialism |
uuskonservatiivi {n} | :: neoconservative, neocon |
uuskonservatiivinen {adj} | :: neoconservative |
uuskonservatismi {n} | :: neoconservatism |
uusköyhä {adj} | :: newly impoverished |
uusköyhä {n} [in plural only] | :: see uusköyhät |
uusköyhät {n} [in plural] | :: nouveau pauvre (peoople who have recently become poor) |
uuslatina {n} | :: New Latin |
uusliberalismi {n} | :: neoliberalism |
uusliberalisti {n} | :: neoliberal |
uusliberalistinen {adj} | :: neoliberal |
uusmaalainen {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Uusimaa, or its inhabitants |
uusmerkintä {n} [finance] | :: rights issue |
uusnatsi {n} | :: A neo-Nazi |
uusnatsismi {n} | :: neo-Nazism |
uusnatsistinen {adj} | :: neo-Nazi |
uusnorja {n} | :: Nynorsk, one of the two Norwegian languages |
uuspakana {n} | :: neo-pagan |
uuspakanallinen {adj} | :: neo-pagan (of or relating to neo-paganism) |
uuspakanuus {n} | :: neopaganism |
uusplatonismi {n} | :: Neoplatonism |
uuspositivismi {n} | :: neopositivism |
uusrealismi {n} | :: neorealism |
uusrenessanssi {n} [architecture] | :: Renaissance Revival |
uusrikas {adj} | :: newly rich |
uusrikas {n} [in plural only] | :: see uusrikkaat |
uusrikkaat {n} [in plural, pejorative] | :: new money, nouveau riche (wealthy persons whose fortunes are newly acquired) |
uusrokokoo {n} [architecture] | :: Rococo Revival |
uusromantiikka {n} | :: neoromanticism |
uusšamanismi {n} | :: neoshamanism |
uussuomalainen {n} | :: a person permanently residing in Finland but not of Finnish ethnic background; New Finn |
uustulokas {n} [botany] | :: neophyte |
uusvuos {n} [colloquial] | :: synonym of uusivuosi |
uute {n} | :: extract (liquid) |
uute {n} | :: tincture (alcoholic extract of plant material, used as a medicine) |
uute {n} | :: beer (solution produced by seeping plant materials) |
uutinen {n} | :: news item, item of news, news; tiding (individual piece of new information) |
uutinen {n} [in plural] | :: news (new information of interest) |
uutinen {n} [in plural] | :: news (report of current events) |
uutinen {n} [usually in plural] | :: firstfruit (offering of the first of the harvest) |
uutisaineisto {n} | :: news material, copy |
uutisankka {n} | :: canard (false or misleading report or story) |
uutisankkuri {n} | :: anchorman, news anchor (main host of a news program on TV) |
uutisartikkeli {n} | :: news article |
uutisarvo {n} | :: newsworthiness |
uutisfilmi {n} | :: newsreel |
uutiskanava {n} | :: news channel |
uutiskierto {n} [media] | :: news cycle |
uutiskirje {n} | :: newsletter |
uutiskuva {n} | :: news photo |
uutiskuvaaja {n} | :: news photographer, cameraman |
uutiskynnys {n} | :: "news threshold"; a figurative threshold that an event, etc. must surpass in order to be considered newsworthy |
uutislähetys {n} | :: newscast, news broadcast |
uutismotti {n} | :: news blackout |
uutisoida {vt} | :: To release a piece of news |
uutispalvelu {n} | :: news service |
uutispimennys {n} | :: news blackout |
uutispommi {n} | :: bombshell (shocking news) |
uutistenlukija {n} | :: news anchor [US], newscaster [British], newsreader [British] |
uutistoimisto {n} | :: news agency |
uutistoimitus {n} | :: newsroom (office of a news organisation) |
uutisvuoto {n} | :: news leak |
-uuttaa {suffix} | :: Variant of -uttaa used with some bisyllabic stems |
uuttaa {vt} | :: to extract (to withdraw by expression, distillation or other mechanical or chemical process) |
uuttaminen {n} [chemistry] | :: extraction |
uuttera {adj} | :: industrious |
uutterasti {adv} | :: industriously |
uutto {n} | :: extraction |
uuttu {n} | :: birdhouse |
uuttua {vi} | :: to be subject to extraction |
uuttukyyhky {n} | :: stock dove, stock pigeon [Columba oenas] |
uutukainen {adj} | :: new |
uutuus {n} | :: newness, novelty (state or quality of being new) |
uutuus {n} | :: A novelty (new product, innovation) |
uutuusarvo {n} | :: novelty value |
uuvahtaa {vi} | :: To get tired |
uuvana {n} | :: diapensia, Diapensia lapponica |
uuvuksiin {adv} | :: to exhaustion (to the state of exhaustion) |
uuvuksissa {adv} | :: exhausted (in the state of exhaustion) |
uuvuttaa {vt} | :: to exhaust |
uuvuttava {adj} | :: backbreaking, exhausting, gruelling (so difficult or taxing as to make one exhausted) |
uvaroviitti {n} [mineral] | :: uvarovite |
uve {n} | :: A hole in the ice of a lake etc. created by water flowing from below the ice |
uveavanto {n} | :: Same as uve |
uveiitti {n} [pathology] | :: uveitis |
uvertyyri {n} [music] | :: overture |
uvulaarinen {adj} [phonetics, anatomy] | :: uvular |
uzbekinkielinen {adj} | :: Uzbek-speaking |
uzbekinkielinen {adj} | :: Uzbek-language (expressed in the Uzbek language) |
uzbekintaa {v} | :: to translate into Uzbek |
Uzbekistan {prop} | :: Uzbekistan (country) |
uzbekistanilainen {adj} | :: Uzbekistani (of or pertaining to Uzbekistan) |
uzbekistanilaisuus {n} | :: property of being Uzbekistani |
Uzbekistanin tasavalta {prop} | :: The Republic of Uzbekistan |
uzbekki {n} | :: Uzbek (language) |
uzbekki {n} | :: Uzbek (person) |