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m {letter} :: letter: äm, em
M {letter} :: letter: äm, em
M {n} :: abbreviation of magna cum laude approbatur
M {n} :: abbreviation of mies ("man, male")
-ma {suffix} :: Forms action/result nouns from verbs
-ma {suffix} :: The suffix of the agent participle
ma. {adj} [of a contract] :: abbreviation of määräaikainen
ma. {adj} [of employment] :: abbreviation of määräaikainen
ma {n} :: abbreviation of maanantai
ma {pron} [personal, archaic, poetic] :: I
{pron} [personal, colloquial] :: I (first person singular personal pronoun)
maa {n} :: earth
maa {n} :: soil
maa {n} :: land
maa {n} :: ground
maa {n} :: country
maa {n} :: countryside
maa {n} [card games] :: suit
Maa {prop} :: the planet Earth
mää {interj} [onomatopoeia] :: baa
mää {pron} [personal, dialectal] :: I
maa-ala {n} :: land area
maa-alkalimetalli {n} [inorganic chemistry] :: alkaline earth metal
maa-alue {n} :: land area
maa-artisokka {n} :: Jerusalem artichoke, sunroot, topinambur (Helianthus tuberosus)
maa-asema {n} :: ground station
maadoittaa {vt} [electricity] :: to earth, ground, ground out
maadoittamaton {adj} [electricity] :: unearthed, ungrounded (not connected to ground potential)
maadoittaminen {n} :: earthing, grounding
maadoitus {n} [electrical engineering] :: earthing, grounding
maaduttaa {vt} :: to decompose; to cause to decompose or decay
maaduttaminen {n} :: decomposing (causing to decompose)
maaefekti {n} :: synonym of maavaikutus
maaekosysteemi {n} :: terrestrial ecosystem
maaeläin {n} [zoology] :: terrestrial animal
maaemo {n} :: The Mother Earth
maagi {n} :: mage
maagikko {n} :: magician
maaginen {adj} :: magical
maagisesti {adv} :: magically
maagisuus {n} :: magic
maahanhyökkäys {n} :: invasion
maahanlaskujoukot {n} :: airborne forces
maahanmuuttaja {n} :: immigrant
maahanmuuttajataustainen {adj} :: with immigrant background
maahanmuutto {n} :: immigration
maahanmuuttokriittinen {adj} :: immigration-critical
maahanmuuttomyönteinen {adj} :: pro-immigration
maahanmuuttopolitiikka {n} :: immigration policy
maahanmuuttovastainen {adj} :: anti-immigration
maahanmuuttovirasto {n} :: immigration office
maahanpaniaiset {n} [archaic or historical] :: burial
maahansyöksy {n} [aviation] :: the act of a plane dropping or plummeting into the ground; flight into terrain
maahantulokielto {n} :: entry ban
maahantulopaikka {n} :: point of entry into a country
maahantunkeutuminen {n} :: An incursion, invasion
maahantuoja {n} :: importer
maahantuonti {n} :: import (practice of importing)
maahenkinen {adj} :: (pro-)rural
maaherra {n} [government] :: The highest official of lääni (province), which is a Finnish administrative unit between the state and municipalities. Maaherra is appointed by the central government, and is usually translated as governor into English
maaherra {n} :: A person holding a similar position in another country, especially in Nordic countries
maaherratar {n} :: Female equivalent of maaherra
maahikas {n} :: Any of the fungi of the genus Elaphomyces that resemble truffle and grow underground
maahinen {n} [mythology] :: A man-like creature that lives in subterranean dwellings; a gnome, imp
maahockey {n} :: field hockey, hockey
maahumala {n} :: Ground ivy (Glechoma hederacea)
maailma {n} :: the Earth
maailma {n} :: a world
maailma {n} :: a celestial body (especially a planet)
maailma {n} :: the universe
maailma {n} :: an individual or group perspective or social setting
maailmakokemus {n} :: world experience, the way in which one experiences the world
maailmallinen {adj} :: worldly
maailmallistua {vi} :: To become worldly
maailmallisuus {n} :: worldliness
maailmanaika {n} :: Universal Time
maailmanavaruus {n} :: space
maailmancup {n} :: world cup
maailmanennätys {n} [also, sports] :: world record
maailmanennätysaika {n} :: world record time
maailmanennätystulos {n} [sports] :: world record
maailmanensi-ilta {n} :: world premiere
maailmanhallitus {n} :: world government
maailmanhistoria {n} :: world history
maailmanhistoriallinen {adj} :: pertaining to world history
maailmanhistoriallisesti {adv} :: in a way that pertains or is related to world history
maailmanjärjestö {n} :: world organization
maailmanjärjestys {n} :: world order
maailmankaikkeus {n} :: the Universe
maailmankaikkeus {n} :: universe
maailmankansalainen {n} :: citizen of the world, cosmopolite
maailmankartalle {adv} [idiomatic] :: into being famous (worldwide)
maailmankartta {n} :: world map
maailmankäsitys {n} :: worldview
maailmankatsomuksellinen {adj} :: world-view (of or pertaining to a worldview)
maailmankatsomus {n} :: worldview
maailmankauppa {n} :: global trade, world trade
Maailman kauppajärjestö {prop} :: World Trade Organization
maailmankausi {n} [geology] :: era (phase in Earth's development typically lasting hundreds of millions of years; subdivision of eon consisting of several periods)
maailmankieli {n} :: world language
maailmankiertäjä {n} :: globetrotter, person who goes around the world
maailmankirjallisuus {n} :: world literature
maailmankokous {n} :: world assembly, world conference, world summit
maailmankolkka {n} :: A part of the world
maailmankongressi {n} :: world congress
maailmankuulu {adj} :: world-renowned, world-famous
maailmankuuluisuus {n} :: global fame
maailmankuva {n} :: world view, worldview
maailmankylä {n} :: global village
maailmanlaajuinen {adj} :: worldwide, global
maailmanlaajuisesti {adv} :: globally, worldwide
maailmanlista {n} [sports] :: A ranking list of World's best athletes in a given event
maailmanloppu {n} :: end of the world, apocalypse
maailmanluokka {n} :: world-class
maailmanmaine {n} :: worldwide fame or renown
maailmanmarkkinahinta {n} :: world market price (price at which a commodity is traded at the global marketplace)
maailmanmarkkinat {n} :: global markets, international markets
maailmanmatkaaja {n} :: globetrotter
maailmanmenestys {n} :: global success
maailmanmestari {n} :: world champion
maailmanmestaruus {n} :: world championship
maailmanmestaruuskilpailu {n} [often in plural] :: world championship games
maailmanmestaruuskisa {n} :: world championship competition
maailmanmielinen {adj} :: secular, worldly
maailmanmies {n} :: man of the world
maailmanmusiikki {n} :: world music
maailmannainen {n} :: woman of the world
maailmannäyttely {n} :: a World Exposition
maailmanpalo {n} :: world fire, world conflagration
Maailmanpankki {prop} :: The World Bank
maailmanparantaja {n} :: do-gooder, improver
maailmanpatsas {n} :: world statue
maailmanperintö {n} :: world heritage
maailmanperintökohde {n} :: World Heritage Site
maailmanpoliittinen {adj} :: world political
maailmanpolitiikka {n} :: world politics, global politics
maailmanpyörä {n} :: Ferris wheel, observation wheel (amusement ride)
maailmanranta {n} [poetic] :: the greater world (lit. the coast of the world)
maailmanrauha {n} :: world peace
maailmanselitys {n} :: explanation of the world
maailmansota {n} :: world war
maailmantähti {n} :: world star, global star
maailmantalous {n} :: world economy
maailmantapahtuma {n} :: world event
maailmantilanne {n} :: world situation
maailmantilasto {n} :: world statistics
maailmantuska {n} :: world-weariness, weltschmerz
maailmanuskonto {n} :: world religion
maailmanvallankumous {n} :: world revolution
maailmanvalloitus {n} :: conquering the world, world domination
maailmanvalta {n} :: superpower
maailman vanhin ammatti {n} [euphemism] :: world's oldest profession (prostitution)
maailmanympärimatka {n} :: trip around the world
maailmanympäripurjehdus {n} :: voyage around the world, sailing around the world
määintä {n} :: bleating
maa- ja metsätalousministeri {n} :: The Finnish Minister of Agriculture and Forestry
maa- ja metsätalousministeriö {n} :: The Finnish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
maajauhe {n} :: face pack powder
maajohdin {n} :: ground, ground connector
maajoukko {n} [military, usually in plural] :: land troops
maajoukkue {n} :: national sports team (team representing a country in an international sports event)
maajoukkuepaita {n} :: a shirt used by a national sports team
maajoukot {n} [military] :: ground troops
maajussi {n} [slightly, disparaging] :: farmer
maakaasu {n} :: natural gas
maakaasulöytö {n} :: natural gas find, natural gas discovery
maakaira {n} :: earth drill
määkäistä {vi} :: to utter a bleat, to bleat once
maakannas {n} :: land bridge
maakäräjät {n} :: county council (administrative subdivision of Sweden)
maakarhu {n} :: brown bear, Ursus arctos
maakari {n} :: master (skilled tradesman)
maakariliemi {n} [culinarism] :: master stock
maakauppa {n} :: sale or trade of land
maakellari {n} :: root cellar
maakerros {n} :: soil layer, stratum
maakeskeinen {adj} [astronomy] :: geocentric
maakeskinen {adj} [astronomy] :: geocentric
maakeskisyys {n} :: geocentrism
määkiä {v} :: to bleat, to baa [of a sheep]
maakiitäjäinen {n} :: ground beetle (any of a large cosmopolitan family of beetles, Carabidae)
maakimalainen {n} :: short-haired bumblebee (Bombus subterraneus)
määkinä {n} :: bleating
maakolloidit {n} :: soil colloids
maakotka {n} :: golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos)
maakrapu {n} :: landlubber
maakreivi {n} :: landgrave (Landgraf)
maakuljetus {n} :: land transportation
maakumpu {n} :: A mound of earth
maakunnallinen {adj} :: provincial (of or pertaining to a province)
maakunnan liitto {n} :: regional council (association formed by municipalities of a region, responsible for regional zoning and promotion of regional economy)
maakunta {n} :: county, province, region (administrative or historical region widely varying in size and significance but always a subdivision of a state and consisting of a number of municipalities)
maakunta-arkisto {n} :: provincial archive, regional archive
maakuntahallitus {n} :: regional board (executive board of a maakunnan liitto, regional council)
maakuntajohtaja {n} :: The executive director of a maakunnan liitto (regional council)
maakuntakaava {n} :: region or county plan or layout
maakuntakäräjät {n} [historical] :: representative body or council of a country of Sweden, landsting
maakuntakivi {n} :: a rock chosen as the rock of a county in Finland
maakuntalainen {n} :: someone from a province (particularly a rural province)
maakuntaliitto {n} :: regional association
maakuntamuseo {n} :: region museum, county museum
maakuntaneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the sixth rank granted by the President of Finland to people who have done deeds for a region of Finland, such as working for their regional government
maakuntapäivät {n} :: Lagting, the parliament of Åland
maakuntapäivät {n} :: an event, a meeting, forum, symposium or fair held by the council of a region
maakuntaruoka {n} :: a food or dish associated with a region or county
maakuoppa {n} :: hole or pit in the ground
maakuoppa {n} :: root cellar
määkyä {v} :: To bleat, baa
määkynä {n} :: bleating
maalaaja {n} :: painter
maalaamaton {adj} :: unpainted
maalaamo {n} :: paint shop (workshop in which objects, e.g. cars, are painted)
maalahtelainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Maalahti
maalahtelainen {n} :: a person from or living in Maalahti
Maalahti {prop} :: Maalahti (municipality)
maalailla {v} :: to paint (to be painting, but not putting one's best effort to it)
maalailla {v} :: to gild the lily (to add superfluous attributes to something)
maalailu {n} :: painting (not with serious effort)
maalainen {n} :: countryman, rustic (country dweller)
maalainen {adj} [often in compound terms] :: rural, rustic
maalainen {adj} :: originating from a certain country; used in direct and indirect questions and in compound terms
maalais- {prefix} :: combining form of maalainen
maalaiselämä {n} :: country life, rural life
maalaisesti {adv} :: rurally, rustically
maalaisittain {adv} :: in a rural way, rurally
maalaisjärki {n} :: common sense (ordinary sensible understanding)
maalaisjuntti {n} :: country bumpkin (unsophisticated person from the rural area)
maalaisköyhälistö {n} :: peasantry (impoverished rural farm workers)
maalaiskunta {n} :: Rural municipality, a former type of municipalities in Finland
maalaisliitto {n} [historical] :: The former and original name of the Finnish political party now known as keskustapuolue, keskusta or more formally Suomen Keskusta
maalaisliittolainen {adj} :: belonging to or supporting maalaisliitto (former name of the Finnish Centre Party)
maalaismainen {adj} :: rural, rustic
maalaismaisema {n} :: rural landscape
maalaismaisesti {adv} :: rurally, rustically
maalaismaisuus {n} :: rurality
maalaisolot {n} :: rural conditions
maalaisromanttinen {adj} :: rustic (country-styled)
maalaistollo {n} [pejorative] :: yokel, hick, hillbilly (unsophisticated person of rural background)
maalaistua {vi} :: To become rustic
maalaisuus {n} :: rusticness
maalaisvoi {n} :: Butter prepared directly in a farm
maalaji {n} :: soil type
maalajikolmio {n} [geology] :: soil triangle, soil classification triangle (graphic representation of classification of mineral soil types according to the proportions of sand, silt and clay in them)
maalajite {n} :: soil separate (fraction of a given soil sample separated on the basis of grain size)
maalämpö {n} :: geothermal heating
maalämpöpumppu {n} :: ground source heat pump, geothermal heat pump
maalari {n} :: Any person that paints, a painter
maalari {n} :: One who makes paintings, an artist
Maalari {prop} :: The constellation Pictor
maalarinteippi {n} :: masking tape, painter's tape
maalata {vt} :: to paint
maalata {vt} [computing] :: to select, highlight (text, options, icons, etc.)
maalata {vi} [slang, uncommon] :: to score (to make a goal in a ballgame)
maalata itsensä nurkkaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to paint oneself into a corner
maalauksellinen {adj} :: picturesque, paintinglike
maalauksellisempi {adj} :: comparative of maalauksellinen
maalauksellisesti {adv} :: picturesquely, in a paintinglike manner
maalauksellisuus {n} :: picturesqueness
maalaus {n} :: painting (work of art)
maalaus {n} :: painting (act of applying paint)
maalauskoristelu {n} :: painted decoration, decorative painting
maalausruisku {n} :: paint sprayer, painting spray gun
maalaustaide {n} :: painting, art of painting
maalaustaiteellinen {adj} :: pertaining to painting
maalaustekniikka {n} :: painting technique
maalaustela {n} :: paint roller
maalausteline {n} :: easel
maalaustyö {n} :: painting work
maalausväline {n} [in plural] :: piece of painting equipment; painting equipment
maalauttaa {vt} :: To have (sth) painted (by somebody = allative), make somebody (= allative) paint (sth)
maalautua {vi} :: to be painted
maalevintäinen {adj} :: soil borne
maali {n} :: paint
maali {n} :: target
maali {n} [ball games] :: goal
maali {n} [American football] :: touchdown
maali {n} [sports] :: finish line, finish
maali {n} [military] :: bogey (enemy aircraft)
maali {n} [music] :: ending (one of the different endings for a repeated section)
maali {n} [archery] :: popinjay (target to shoot at, typically stuffed with feathers or plumage)
maaliahne {adj} [sports] :: that wants to score many goals
maaliaine {n} :: paint substance
maalialue {n} :: goalmouth
maalialue {n} [ice hockey] :: goal area, goal crease
maalialue {n} [soccer] :: goal area
maaliin hakeutuva {adj} [military] :: self-seeking (of a missile, searching automatically for a target)
maalijauhe {n} :: powdered paint
maalijoukko {n} [mathematics] :: codomain
maalikamera {n} [sports] :: photo finish camera (camera used to take the photo for a photo finish)
maalikamera {n} [sports] :: goal camera (camera inside a goal)
maalikauppa {n} :: paint shop (shop that sells paint)
maalikooste {n} [sports] :: a highlight reel of a match showing the goals
maalikooste {n} [sports] :: goal compilation
maalikuningas {n} :: top goalscorer
maalilinja {n} [sports] :: A goal line in ice hockey
maalinen {adj} :: painty (covered or smeared with paint)
maalinnälkäinen {adj} :: synonym of maaliahne
maalinpoistoaine {n} :: paint stripper, paint remover (substance)
maalintekijä {n} :: scorer (one who scores, or makes a goal)
maalinteko {n} :: scoring (the act of making a goal in a ballgame)
maalintekopaikka {n} [sports] :: scoring opportunity
maalipaikka {n} [sports] :: An opportunity to score (situation in a game, in which a player has good chances to make a goal; it may or may not lead to a goal)
maalipallo {n} :: goalball (ball game for the blind)
maalipotku {n} [soccer] :: goal kick
maaliraja {n} [soccer] :: A goal line
maaliruisku {n} :: spray gun, paint sprayer
maalis {n} :: abbreviation of maaliskuu
maaliskuinen {adj} :: Pertaining to March
maaliskuu {n} :: March
maaliskuulainen {n} :: an artist in a particular group of young artists in Finland in the early 1960s
maalisuora {n} :: home stretch (final part of a race course)
maalisvaalit {n} [historical] :: parliamentary elections held at March
maalisyöttö {n} [sports] :: assist (a pass that is decisive in scoring a goal)
maalitaulu {n} :: target (butt or mark to shoot at)
maalitaulu {n} [figuratively] :: sitting duck (obvious or unconcealed target)
maalitela {n} :: paint roller
maalitolppa {n} [ballgames] :: A goal post
maaliton {adj} :: paintless
maaliton {adj} :: goalless
määlitsä {n} :: a kind of instrument used to soften leather
maalittaa {vt} [military] :: to target (designate as a target to be attacked, taken or destroyed)
maalittaa {vt} [figuratively] :: to shame online, cancel; target a person or entity for shaming due to opinions, actions, etc., and urge other people to shame them as well; provoke outrage
maalittaminen {n} [military] :: targeting (designating as a target)
maalittaminen {n} :: shaming online, provoking outrage towards a certain person or entity
maalitus {n} :: synonym of maalittaminen
maalitykki {n} [sports, ballgames] :: top scorer (person who scores most or among the best in a specified league, team or game)
maalivahti {n} [sports, handball] :: goalkeeper
maalivahti {n} [ice hockey, lacrosse] :: goaltender
maaliviiva {n} [athletics] :: A finish line
maaliviiva {n} :: A goal line in ice hockey
maaliviiva {n} [colloquial] :: A goal line in soccer
maallikko {n} [religion] :: layperson, layman (someone who is not an ordained cleric or member of the clergy)
maallikko {n} :: layman (someone not professional in a given field)
maallikkonimi {n} :: lay name
maallikkosaarnaaja {n} :: lay preacher
maallikkoveli {n} :: lay brother
maallinen {adj} :: secular
maallinen {adj} :: worldly, earthly
maallismielinen {adj} :: secularist, secular
maallistua {vi} :: to become secular, worldly
maallistuminen {n} :: becoming secular or worldly
maallistunut {adj} :: secular
maallisuus {n} :: secularity
maallisuus {n} :: earthliness, worldliness
maalöytö {n} [archaeology] :: a find or artifact found from the ground
maaltamuutto {n} :: rural flight
maamassa {n} [engineering, construction, mining] :: A large quantity of soil which needs to be, is being or has been removed from one place to another, or is subject to some other kind of action, such as clean-up or research
maamassa {n} [geology] :: landmass (large continuous area of land, such as a continent or large island)
maamerkki {n} :: landmark (recognizable natural or man-made feature used for navigation)
maamerkki {n} :: seamark (elevated object on land which serves as a guide to mariners)
maametalli {n} [chemistry] :: Any of the four metals aluminum, gallium, indium and thallium that belong to the boron group of the periodic table of elements
maametalli {n} [chemistry] :: rare earth metal, rare earth element, more precisely called harvinainen maametalli
maametallimineraali {n} :: rare earth (naturally occurring oxides of the lanthanide metals)
maamies {n} :: farmer
maamiesseura {n} :: agricultural society (organization devoted to the improvement or education of agriculture)
maamiina {n} :: land mine
maamme {n} :: first-person plural possissive form of maa
maammo {n} [poetic] :: mother
maamo {n} [poetic] :: mother
maamuna {n} :: true puffball (any fungi of the genus Bovista)
maamyyrä {n} :: European mole (Talpa europaea)
maamyyrä {n} :: Any of the small burrowing insectivores of the family Talpidae
maamyyrä {n} :: In plural, maamyyrät, the taxonomic family Talpidae
maamyyrärotta {n} :: blesmol, mole rat, African mole-rat (burrowing rodent of the family Bathyergidae)
maamyyrärotta {n} [in the plural] :: The taxonomic family Bathyergidae
maamyyräsopuli {n} :: mole vole (cricetic rodent of the genus Ellobius)
maanalainen {adj} :: underground (below the ground)
maanalainen {adj} :: underground (hidden, furtive, secret)
maanalainen {adj} :: subterranean (below the ground)
maanalainen {n} :: An underground, a subway, a Tube or a metro (underground railway)
maanalaisuus {n} :: being underground
maanantai {n} :: Monday
maanantaiaamu {n} :: Monday morning
maanantaiaamupäivä {n} :: late Monday morning
maanantai-ilta {n} :: Monday evening
maanantai-iltapäivä {n} :: Monday afternoon
maanantaikappale {n} :: something made on Monday, dud, lemon (defective or inadequate item, especially in comparison with other basically similar products)
maanantainen {adj} :: having occurred on a Monday
maanantainen {adj} :: pertaining to Monday
maanantaipäivä {n} :: a Monday (day that is a Monday)
maanantaisin {adv} :: on Mondays
maanäyte {n} :: soil sample
maaneuvos {n} :: title of the head of government of the Åland Islands; lantråd
maaneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the fifth rank granted by the President of Finland, thus faronly to former CEOs of the fi:Suomen Kuntaliitto
maania {v} [rare] :: synonym of maanitella
maanikko {n} :: maniac
maaninen {adj} :: manic
maanisäkäs {n} [zoology] :: terrestrial mammal
maanis-depressiivinen {adj} :: manic-depressive
maanis-depressiivisyys {n} :: manic depression, manic-depressiveness
maanisdepressiivisyys {n} :: manic-depressive
maanisesti {adv} :: manically
maanitella {v} :: To coax
maanittelu {n} :: coaxing
maanjäristys {n} [seismology] :: earthquake
maanjäristysaalto {n} :: seismic wave
maanjäristysmittari {n} :: synonym of seismografi
maanjäristysoppi {n} :: synonym of seismologia
maankaltainen {adj} [astronomy] :: terrestrial (of a planet, being composed primarily of metals and rock)
maankaltaistaa {vt} :: to terraform
maankaltaistaminen {n} :: terraforming
maankamara {n} :: ground
maankäyttö {n} :: land use
maankäyttöluokka {n} :: land use category
maankiertäjä {n} :: tramp, vagabond
maankohoaminen {n} [geology] :: upthrust (upward movement of part of the Earth's crust)
maankohoaminen {n} :: (geology) postglacial rebound (such movement observed in areas formerly covered by continental ice)
maankuori {n} :: The crust of Earth
maankuulu {adj} :: widely known, famous, proverbial
maanlaajuinen {adj} :: countrywide, nationwide
maanläheinen {adj} :: down-to-earth
maanmainio {adj} :: fantastic, terrific, magnificient
Maan massa {n} [astronomy] :: Earth mass (unit of mass)
maanmies {n} :: compatriot
maanmittaaja {n} :: synonym of maanmittari
maanmittari {n} :: surveyor (person occupied with surveying -- the process of determining positions on the earth's surface)
maanmittaus {n} :: surveying, land surveying (art and science of accurately determining the terrestrial or three-dimensional position of points and the distances and angles between them)
maanmittaus {n} :: geomatics (discipline of gathering, storing, processing, and delivering geographic information)
maanmittaus {n} :: geodesy (scientific discipline that deals with the measurement and representation of the Earth)
maanmittausinsinööri {n} :: surveyor, land surveyor
maanmittausneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the seventh rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished people involved in land surveying, geomatics or geodesy
maanmittausoppi {n} :: geodetics, geodesy
maanmuokkausväline {n} [in plural] :: piece of tilling equipment; tilling equipment
maannos {n} [geology] :: soil
maannostua {vi} [geology] :: to turn into soil
maannousema {n} :: annosum root rot (tree disease caused by Heterobasidion fungi)
maannousemasieni {n} :: A fungus of the genus Heterobasidion
maannousu {n} :: synonym of maankohoaminen
maanomistaja {n} :: landowner
maanomistus {n} :: landowning
maanopeus {n} :: groundspeed
maanosa {n} :: continent
maanpäällinen {adj} :: aboveground, superterranean (above the surface of the ground)
maanpäällinen {adj} :: terrestrial (concerned with the world or worldly matters)
maanpäällinen {adj} [in some expressions] :: on earth
maanpaine {n} :: earth pressure
maanpako {n} :: exile (the state of being exiled)
maanpakolainen {n} :: exile, deportee
maanpakolaisuus {n} :: exile (state of being banished)
maanparannus {n} :: soil improvement
maanparannusaine {n} :: soil improver (substance)
maanpetoksellinen {adj} :: treasonous
maanpetos {n} [legal] :: (High) treason, treachery
maanpetturi {n} [legal] :: Traitor (to one's country); a person who has committed treason
maanpiiri {n} :: all of the earth that can be seen from a given point
maanpiiri {n} [poetic] :: the face of the earth
maanpinta {n} :: ground (The surface of the Earth)
maanpuoleinen {adj} :: landward (in the direction towards land, as opposed to in the direction out to sea)
maanpuolustuksellinen {adj} :: pertaining to national defense
maanpuolustus {n} :: defence (of the country)
maanpuolustustyö {n} :: national defense work
maanpuolustusvelvollisuus {n} :: obligation to defend one's own country, national service
maanraja {n} :: frontier
maanrakennus {n} :: earthmoving
maanrakennus {n} :: excavation
maansa {n} :: third-person possissive form of maa
maanselkä {n} [dialectal] :: watershed, water divide
Maanselkä {prop} :: Maanselkä (a watershed or water divide between the drainage basins of the Baltic Sea and Arctic Ocean)
maansiirto {n} :: earthmoving, earth moving
maansiirtoauto {n} :: earthmoving dump truck
maansiirtokone {n} :: An earthmover
maansiirtotyö {n} :: earthmoving work
maan sisäinen pakolainen {n} :: internal refugee, internally displaced person
maansuru {n} :: national mourning
maantaa {v} [science fiction] :: to terraform (to transform the atmosphere or biosphere of another planet into one having the characteristics of Earth)
maanteitse {adv} :: through, by highway
maantie {n} :: highway, public road
maantiede {n} :: geography
maantiejuna {n} :: A road train
maantiekiitäjä {n} :: Wile E. Coyote and The Road Runner (fictitious bird in the cartoon Kelju K. Kojootti, the Finnish version of "Wile E. Coyote")
maantiekuljetus {n} :: road transportation
maantieliikenne {n} :: public road traffic
maantienvärinen {adj} :: dirty blond
maantierosvo {n} :: bandit, highwayman
maantiesuola {n} :: road salt
maantieteellinen {adj} :: geographic
maantieteellisesti {adv} :: geographically
maantieteilijä {n} :: geographer
maantieto {n} :: geography
maantietunneli {n} :: highway tunnel
maantieverkosto {n} :: public road network
maanvaiva {n} :: Nuisance, pest, scourge (a person or thing)
maanvaltaaja {n} :: squatter (one who occupies a building or land without title or permission)
maanvarainen {adj} [construction] :: on grade
maanviljelijä {n} :: farmer
maanviljely {n} :: agriculture, farming
maanviljelymaa {n} :: An agricultural country
maanviljelys {n} :: alternative form of maanviljely
maanviljelysfysiikka {n} :: agrophysics, agricultural physics
maanviljelyskone {n} :: agricultural machine
maanviljelysneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the second rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished people involved in agriculture
maanviljelystalous {n} :: agricultural economy
maanviljelystyö {n} :: cultivation work
maanviljelytekninen {adj} :: pertaining to agricultural technology
maanviljelytiede {n} :: agronomy, agricultural science
maanvyöry {n} :: landslide
maanvyörymä {n} :: landslide
maanvyörymävoitto {n} :: landslide victory
maanvyöryvoitto {n} [rare] :: alternative form of maanvyörymävoitto
maaöljy {n} :: petroleum
maaorava {n} :: chipmunk (rodent of the genus Tamias in the family Sciuridae, the squirrel family)
maaorja {n} :: serf
maaorjuus {n} :: serfdom
maaottelu {n} [sports] :: A match, game or contest between two national teams of any sport
maaottelu {n} :: cap (player's appearance in such game)
maapähkinä {n} :: peanut, groundnut
maapähkinäöljy {n} :: groundnut oil, peanut oil
maapähkinävoi {n} :: peanut butter
maapäivät {n} :: diet (assembly)
maapäivävaalit {n} :: elections of a diet or assembly
maapäivävaalit {n} :: general or parliamentary elections of smaller regions, such as Liechtenstein or a state of Germany
maapala {n} :: A patch of land
maapallo {n} :: globe (planet Earth)
maapalloistuminen {n} :: globalization
maapalsta {n} :: plot (piece of land)
maapato {n} :: embankment dam
maaperä {n} :: soil (unconsolidated mineral or organic material on the immediate surface of the earth)
maaperä {n} :: soil (country or territory)
maaperäfysiikka {n} :: soil physics
maaperäkartta {n} :: soil map
maaperäkemia {n} :: soil chemistry
maaplaneetta {n} [astronomy] :: terrestrial planet
maapohja {n} :: subsoil
maapohjainen {adj} :: land-based
maapoliittinen {adj} :: pertaining to land or country policy
maapolitiikka {n} :: land policy
maapuu {n} :: brushwood (branches and twigs fallen from trees and shrubs)
maar {interj} [dialectal, Turku region] :: Used as fortifier after e.g. words kyllä (yes), totta (true)
määrä {n} :: amount, quantity
määrä {n} :: count, number
määrä {n} :: aim, target, ambition, obligation (more usually in compound words such as määränpää, päämäärä and määräaika)
määrä {adj} :: As modifier in compound terms, short form of määrätty; defined, determined
määräaika {n} :: deadline, time limit
määräaika {n} :: set period of time
määräaikainen {adj} :: fixed-period, fixed-term, fixed-duration
määräaikainen {adj} :: temporary (valid or existing for a defined but usually short time)
määräaikainen {n} :: temp (temporary worker)
määrääjä {n} :: orderer, instructor (who orders, commands or instructs)
määrääjä {n} :: decreer
määrääjä {n} :: prescriber
määrääjä {n} :: assigner, appointer
määrääjä {n} [grammar, dated] :: adverbial
määrääminen {n} :: ordering, commanding
määrääminen {n} :: ordaining, deciding
määrääminen {n} :: assessment, levying (of taxes); imposition, inflicting (of a fine)
määrääminen {n} :: appointment, assignment (into a public office)
määrääminen {n} :: prescription, ordering (of a medication)
määräasema {n} :: destination station
määräävä {adj} :: ruling
määräävästi {adv} :: dominantly, rulingly, authoritatively
määräenemmistö {n} :: qualified majority
määräilevä {adj} :: domineering, overbearing
määräilevästi {adv} :: domineeringly
määräillä {v} :: To boss around
määräinen {adj} [linguistics] :: definite
määräinen {adj} :: As headword in a compound term indicates approximate quantity
määräinen artikkeli {n} [grammar] :: definite article
määräisesti {adv} [rare] :: definitely
määräisyys {n} [grammar] :: definiteness
maaraja {n} :: land border
määräjakoislaitos {n} :: synonym of veropalkkalaitos
maarakenne {n} :: ground structure
maarakennus {n} :: alternative form of maanrakennus
maarakennuskangas {n} :: construction fabric
maarakennuskone {n} :: earthworks machine
maarakennustyö {n} :: earthworks work, civil engineering work
määrällinen {adj} :: quantitative
määrällinen elvytys {n} [economics] :: quantitative easing (type of monetary policy)
määrällisesti {adv} :: quantitatively
määrämaa {n} :: destination country
määrämuotoinen {adj} [legal] :: having a defined or predetermined form
määränpää {n} :: destination (the place set for the end of a journey, or to which something is sent)
määräpaikka {n} :: place of destination
määräpäivä {n} :: due date (date by which a task is supposed to be completed)
määräraha {n} :: budget, appropriation (amount of money earmarked for a particular institution, activity or time-frame)
määräraha {n} :: allowance, purse, appropriation (quantity of money given for a particular purpose)
määräsatama {n} :: port of destination
maarata {n} :: long track (in motorcycle racing)
määrätä {vt} [_, + accusative + 3rd infinitive in illative] :: to order, command, instruct, tell (someone to do something)
määrätä {vt} :: to (fore)ordain, decree, decide, assign (to a position)
määrätä {vt} :: to specify, determine, set, fix
määrätä {vt} [legal] :: to levy, assess (taxes); to impose, inflict (a fine)
määrätä {vt} :: to appoint, assign into a public office
määrätä {vt} :: to prescribe, order (a medication)
määrätarkoitus {n} :: specific purpose
määrätietoinen {adj} :: intent, purposeful, set, determined, single-minded, purposive, resolute, undistractable (intensely focused and concentrated on purpose)
määrätietoisesti {adv} :: determinedly
määrätön {adj} :: countless
määrättömästi {adv} :: countlessly
määrätty {adj} [math] :: definite
määrätty {adj} [linguistics] :: definite
määrätty integraali {n} [math] :: definite integral
määräys {n} :: order, command, instruction
määräys {n} :: ordinance, decree, regulation
määräys {n} :: prescription (of a medication)
määräys {n} [legal] :: injunction
määräys {n} [legal] :: stipulation, provision (command, permission, or prohibition in a statute that is not given by a legislative body)
määräysvalta {n} :: control, authority, mastery (such as over a company)
määräytyä {vi} :: To be determined by
määre {n} [grammar] :: modifier, qualifier
määre {n} [grammar] :: attribute
maareformi {n} :: land reform
maarekisteri {n} :: land register, cadastral
Maaret {prop} :: given name
maari {n} [geology] :: maar
määri {n} :: A mayor, used of French mayors
Määri {prop} :: Moravia [region in Czechia]
Maaria {prop} :: given name
Maaria {prop} :: A former municipality near Turku in SW Finland, now part of Turku
Maarianhamina {prop} :: The capital of Åland, an autonomous province of Finland; in English texts more frequently known by its Swedish name Mariehamn
maarianhaminalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Mariehamn
maarianhaminalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Mariehamn
maarianheinä {n} :: any plant of the genus Hierochloe
maarianheinä {n} [in plural] :: the genus Hierochloe
maariankala {n} :: synonym of kampela
maariankämmekkä {n} [plant] :: heath spotted-orchid (Dactylorhiza maculata)
maarianohdake {n} :: milk thistle, holy milkthistle, Mary thistle, Silybum marianum
maarianverijuuri {n} :: common agrimony, church steeples, sticklewort, Agrimonia eupatoria
määriläinen {n} :: Moravian (person)
määriläinen {adj} :: Moravian (of or pertaining to Moravia)
maarin {interj} [dialectal] :: synonym of maar
Maarit {prop} :: given name
määrite {n} :: attribute
määritellä {v} :: to define (to state or explain the meaning of a word, sign or symbol)
määritellä {v} :: to configure
määritelmä {n} :: definition
määritelmä {n} [computing] :: synonym of lauseke
määriteosa {n} [linguistics] :: modifier (morpheme that qualifies the sense of the head of a compound)
määrittää {vt} :: to specify, determine, define, set
määrittää {vt} :: to diagnose (a disease)
määrittää {vt} [grammar] :: to qualify, modify
määrittää {vt} :: to configure
määrittäminen {n} :: specifying, determining, defining
määrittäminen {n} :: diagnosing (a disease)
määrittäminen {n} :: configuring
määrittelemätön {adj} :: undefined
määrittely {n} :: specification
määrittely {n} :: configuration
määrittely {n} [programming] :: definition
määrittelyjoukko {n} [mathematics] :: domain (set of values for which a function is defined)
määrittelyvaihe {n} :: definition phase
määritys {n} :: determining, determination, specifying, specification
määritys {n} :: configuration
maartti {adj} [Finglish] :: Smart
maaru {n} [colloquial] :: belly
Maas {prop} :: the Meuse (major European river)
maasai {n} :: A Maasai
maasälpä {n} [mineral] :: feldspar
maasauna {n} :: a sauna built in a pit in the ground
maasdamjuusto {n} :: Maasdam cheese
maaselkärankainen {n} :: A tetrapod
maaseutu {n} :: countryside (rural area)
maaseutukulttuuri {n} :: rural culture
maaseutumainen {adj} :: rural-like
maaseutupolitiikka {n} :: rural policy
maasiira {n} :: woodlouse
maasika {n} :: aardvark (Orycteropus afer)
maasilta {n} :: viaduct (bridge over dry land to avoid some obstacle)
maasilta {n} :: synonym of maakannas
maassa maan tavalla {proverb} :: when in Rome, do as the Romans do
maastakarkotus {n} :: deportation
maastamuuttaja {n} :: emigrant
maastamuutto {n} :: emigration
maastanosto {n} [weightlifting] :: deadlift
maasta se pienikin ponnistaa {proverb} :: mighty oaks from little acorns grow
maastaveto {n} [weightlifting] :: deadlift
maasto {n} :: terrain
maastoajo {n} :: driving in terrain
maastoajo {n} [sports] :: cross country (type of mountain biking)
maastoajoneuvo {n} :: off-roader, off-road vehicle (any vehicle that is designed to drive off the road)
maastoauto {n} :: off-road vehicle, off-roader
maastoauto {n} :: sport utility vehicle, SUV
maastoesteratsastus {n} [equestrianism] :: cross country
maastohiihto {n} :: cross-country skiing
maastoitse {adv} :: through terrain
maastojuoksu {n} [sports] :: cross country (a running sport)
maastokartta {n} :: A large-scale topographical map, usually in the scale 1:20,000 or larger
maastokelpoinen {adj} :: off-road, all-terrain
maastokelpoisuus {n} :: being off-road or all-terrain
maastokuvioinen {adj} :: camouflaged (with a camouflage pattern)
maastokuviointi {n} :: camouflaging
maastopalo {n} :: wildfire
maastopuku {n} :: camouflage, camo (clothes made from camouflage fabric, for concealment in combat or hunting)
maastopyörä {n} :: A mountain bike (bicycle specially designed for off-road riding)
maastopyöräily {n} :: mountain biking
maastotutkimus {n} :: ground survey, field survey
maastouttaa {vt} :: to camouflage
maastoutua {v} :: to camouflage oneself
maastoutua {v} :: to hit the dirt
maasturi {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of maastoauto
maasusi {n} :: aardwolf (Proteles cristata)
maata {vi} :: to lie down
maata {vi} :: to have sex (with somebody = genitive + kanssa)
maata {vt} [archaic, legal, of a male] :: to lay, to have sex with, to have one's way with
maatähti {n} :: any fungus of the genus Geastrum
maatähti {n} [in plural] :: the genus Geastrum
maataide {n} :: land art
maataistelukone {n} :: ground attack aircraft
maatalo {n} :: farmhouse
maataloudellinen {adj} :: agricultural, agronomic
maatalous {n} :: agriculture, farming
maatalousala {n} :: agricultural sector, farming sector
maatalousalue {n} :: agricultural region, agricultural area
maatalouskirjanpito {n} :: agricultural accounting
maatalouskone {n} :: agricultural machine
maatalousmaa {n} :: agricultural land
maatalousmaa {n} :: agricultural country
maatalousministeri {n} :: minister of agriculture
maatalousnäyttely {n} :: agricultural exhibition
maatalouspoliittinen {adj} :: agripolitical, pertaining to agricultural policy
maatalouspolitiikka {n} :: agricultural policy (a policy that aims to developing agriculture)
maatalousrakennus {n} :: agricultural building
maataloustekninen {adj} :: pertaining to agricultural technology
maataloustiede {n} :: agrology
maataloustieteellinen {adj} :: pertaining to agricultural science
maataloustulot {n} :: agricultural income
maataloustuote {n} :: agricultural product
maataloustuottaja {n} :: agricultural producer, farmer
maataloustyö {n} :: farm work, agricultural work
maataloustyöntekijä {n} :: farm worker, agricultural labourer (person who works on, but does not own, a farm)
maatalousvaltainen {adj} :: agricultural, agrarian, dominated by agriculture
maatalousyhteiskunta {n} :: agrarian society
maatamo {n} [astronomy] :: Earthshine
maata näkyvissä {phrase} [idiomatic, nautical, historical] :: land ahoy!
maataomistava {adj} :: landowning
maataviljelevä {adj} :: farming
maatäyte {n} :: ground filling, dirt filling
maate {adv} [dialectal] :: to sleep, to rest
maateitse {adv} :: by land
maatiainen {n} :: landrace (any local variety of a domesticated animal or plant species that has adapted over time to its ecological and cultural environment)
maatiainen {n} [pejorative] :: synonym of maalainen
maatiaiskarja {n} :: landrace livestock
maatiaiskissa {n} :: landrace cat
maatiaismainen {adj} [pejorative] :: rural
maatiaisrotu {n} :: landrace
maatiaisrotuinen {adj} :: landrace
maatila {n} :: farm
maatilallinen {adj} :: with a farm
maatilatalous {n} :: farm economy
maatilatori {n} :: farmer's market (market where farmers and growers sell produce directly to the public)
maaton {adj} :: landless
Määttä {prop} :: surname
maattaa {vt} [electronics] :: to earth, ground
maattaminen {n} :: earthing, grounding
Määttänen {prop} :: surname
maatto {n} [electrical engineering] :: grounding
maatua {vi} :: To decompose
maatuki {n} [engineering] :: abutment (construction that supports the ends of a bridge)
maatuma {n} :: decomposed or rotten part
maatuminen {n} :: decomposing, decaying
maatunnus {n} :: country code
maatuska {n} :: A matryoshka doll
maatutka {n} :: GPR (ground-penetrating radar)
maatyö {n} :: ground work
maatyömies {n} :: (male) ground worker
maauimala {n} :: [UK] lido (outdoor swimming pool)
maavaikutus {n} [aeronautics] :: ground effect
maavaikutus {n} [aeronautics] :: wing in ground effect
maavaikutusalus {n} [aviation, nautical] :: ground-effect vehicle, ekranoplan
maavalli {n} :: embankment, bank of earth, rampart, earthwork
maavara {n} [automotive] :: ride height, ground clearance, clearance
maavarsi {n} [botany] :: rhizome
maavesi {n} :: soil water
maavoima {n} :: ground power (electric power supplied from ground sources to an airplane while it is on the ground)
maavoima {n} :: ground power, shorepower (electric power supplied from the shore to a ship or boat while it is lying at berth)
maavoima {n} :: in plural, ground forces, army; see maavoimat
maavoimat {n} [military] :: ground forces, army (branch of military forces)
maayhteys {n} :: land connection, land link
maca {n} :: maca, Peruvian ginseng, Lepidium meyenii
macadamiapähkinä {n} :: macadamia nut
macaolainen {adj} :: Macao
macaolainen {n} :: Macaoese
macaron {n} :: macaron (small pastry or cookie made with almond)
Mach {n} :: Mach
machete {n} :: machete
machiavellilainen {adj} :: Machiavellian (related to the philosophical system of Niccolò Machiavelli)
machiavelliläinen {adj} :: alternative spelling of machiavellilainen
machiavellimainen {adj} :: Machiavellian (resembling the methods of Niccolò Machiavelli)
machiavellismi {n} :: Machiavellianism, Machiavellism
machiavellisti {n} :: A Machiavellian
machiavellistinen {adj} :: Machiavellian
Machin luku {n} :: Mach number
Machin periaate {n} [physics] :: Mach's principle
macho {adj} :: macho
macho {n} :: macho
machoilla {v} :: To act as a macho
machoilu {n} :: machismo (instance of acting like a macho)
machomies {n} :: macho, machoman, he-man
MAC-osoite {n} [computing] :: MAC address
Madagaskar {prop} :: Madagascar
madagaskarilainen {adj} :: Madagascan
madagaskarilainen {n} :: A Madagascan person
madagaskarinluhtakana {n} :: Madagascan rail, Rallus madagascariensis
Madagaskarin tasavalta {prop} :: The Republic of Madagascar
madallus {n} :: Action of the verb madaltaa
madaltaa {vt} :: To lower
madaltaminen {n} :: lowering, making lower
madaltua {vi} :: To become lower
madaltua {vi} :: To become shallower
madaltuminen {n} :: becoming lower or shallower
madame {n} :: madam
mädännäisloinen {n} :: saprophyte
mädännyttää {vt} :: to rot
mädänsyöjä {n} :: saprophyte
mädäntyä {vi} :: To rot, decay, putrefy
mädäntymä {n} :: rot, a spot of rot, that which has rotted
mädäntyminen {n} :: rotting, decaying
mädäntynyt {adj} :: rotten
madari {n} :: any plant of the genus Calotropis
madari {n} [in plural] :: the genus Calotropis
madaroosi {n} [pathology] :: madarosis (loss of eyebrows or eyelashes)
mädätä {vi} :: To rot
mädättää {vt} :: to rot, make something rotten
mädätysliete {n} :: digested sludge
made {n} :: burbot (Lota lota)
madeira {n} :: Madeira (fortified wine produced on Madeira)
madeiraviini {n} :: Madeira
madekeitto {n} :: burbot soup
madeleine {n} :: madeleine (small gateau in the shape of a scallop shell)
madella {v} :: To creep, worm
madella {v} :: To move very slowly (e.g. in a traffic jam)
Madetoja {prop} :: surname
mädin {adj} :: superlative of mätä
madjaari {n} :: Hungarian
madonhäätö {n} :: worm removal
madonluku {n} [figuratively] :: worst possible result
madonna {n} :: Madonna (picture of Virgin Mary)
madonnamainen {adj} :: Madonna-like
madonreikä {n} :: wormhole
madonsyömä {adj} :: Worm-eaten
madottaa {vt} :: to deworm
madottaminen {n} :: deworming
madotus {n} :: deworming
Madrid {prop} :: Madrid (capital city)
Madrid {prop} :: Madrid (autonomous community)
Madrid {prop} :: Madrid (province)
madrigaali {n} [music] :: madrigal
mäenharja {n} :: brow, hilltop (projecting upper edge of a hill)
Mäenpää {prop} :: surname
Mäenpää {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Mäentaus {prop} :: surname
maestro {n} :: maestro
mafia {n} :: mafia
mafinen {adj} :: mafic
mafioso {n} :: Mafioso (member of the mafia)
Magdalan Maria {prop} :: Mary Magdalene [biblical character]
Magdaleena {prop} :: given name
Magellanin pilvi {prop} [astronomy] :: A Magellanic Cloud
magenta {n} :: magenta (pinkish purple colour)
magenta {adj} :: magenta (being of the magenta colour)
magia {n} :: magic
magiikka {n} :: magic
maglev {n} :: maglev (magnetic levitation train)
magma {n} :: magma
magmaattinen {adj} :: magmatic
magmakivi {n} [geology] :: igneous rock
magmakivilaji {n} :: igneous rock
magmasäiliö {n} [geology] :: magma chamber
magna {n} [colloquial] :: magna cum laude approbatur
magnaatti {n} :: magnate
magna cum laude approbatur {n} :: An academic grade used in Finnish abitur and university theses, the third highest pass grade
Magna Graecia {prop} [historical] :: Magna Graecia
magneetiton {adj} :: nonmagnetic
magneetittomuus {n} :: The property of being nonmagnetic; amagnetism
magneetti {n} :: magnet
magneettiaisti {n} :: magnetoception
magneettidipoli {n} [physics] :: magnetic dipole
magneettikehä {n} :: magnetosphere
magneettikenttä {n} [physics] :: magnetic field
magneettikiisu {n} [mineral] :: pyrrhotite
magneettikortti {n} :: magnetic card
magneettikuva {n} :: MRI scan, magnetic resonance imaging scan
magneettikuvaus {n} :: magnetic resonance imaging, MRI
magneettikytkin {n} :: magnetic switch, reed switch
magneettilevy {n} :: magnetic disc, magnetic disk
magneettimyrsky {n} :: magnetic storm
magneettinapa {n} :: magnetic pole
magneettinauha {n} :: magnetic tape
magneettinen {adj} :: magnetic
magneettinen kvanttiluku {n} [physics] :: magnetic quantum number
magneettinen levitaatio {n} :: magnetic levitation
magneettiraita {n} :: magnetic stripe
magneettisekoitin {n} :: magnetic stirrer
magneettisekoittaja {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of magneettisekoitin
magneettisesti {adv} :: magnetically
magneettisuus {n} :: magnetism
magneettivahvistin {n} :: magnetic amplifier
magneettiventtiili {n} :: solenoid valve
magneettivoima {n} :: magnetic force
magneettivuo {n} [physics] :: magnetic flux
magneetto {n} :: magneto
magnesiitti {n} [mineral] :: magnesite
magnesiokromiitti {n} [mineral] :: magnesiochromite
magnesium {n} :: magnesium
magnesiumdistearaatti {n} :: magnesium distearate
magnesiumfosfaatti {n} [inorganic chemistry] :: magnesium phosphate
magnesiumhydroksidi {n} [inorganic compound] :: magnesium hydroxide
magnesiumkarbonaatti {n} [chemistry] :: magnesium carbonate
magnesiumkloridi {n} [inorganic compound] :: magnesium chloride
magnesiumoksidi {n} [chemistry] :: magnesium oxide
magnesiumsilikaatti {n} [inorganic chemistry] :: magnesium silicate
magnesiumsulfaatti {n} :: magnesium sulfate, magnesium sulphate
magnetiitti {n} [mineral] :: magnetite
magnetismi {n} :: magnetism
magnetisoida {vt} :: To magnetize
magnetisointi {n} :: magnetization
magnetisoitua {vi} :: to be(come) magnetized
magnetoenkefalografia {n} :: magnetoencephalography
magnetofoni {n} :: tape recorder
magnetoida {vt} :: to magnetize
magnetointi {n} :: magnetization
magnetoitua {vi} :: To become magnetic
magnetoituma {n} [physics] :: magnetization (magnitude of the magnetic strength of a magnetized object)
magnetoitumaton {adj} :: unmagnetized
magnetoituminen {n} :: magnetization (the process of becoming magnetic)
magnetokardiografia {n} [medicine] :: magnetocardiography
magnetometri {n} :: magnetometer
magnetometria {n} :: magnetometry
magneto-optiikka {n} :: magnetooptics
magnetopaussi {n} :: magnetopause
magnetosfääri {n} :: magnetosphere
magnetroni {n} :: magnetron
magnitudi {n} [astronomy] :: magnitude (a unit of the apparent brightness of a star)
magnitudi {n} [seismology] :: magnitude (a measure of the energy released by an earthquake)
magnitudi {n} [mathematics] :: magnitude, norm (of a vector)
magnitudi {n} [mathematics] :: the absolute value of an exponent
magnitudi {n} [physics] :: the amplitude of oscillation
magnitudi {n} [rare] :: order of magnitude
magnolia {n} :: magnolia (tree, flower)
magnoliakerttuli {n} :: magnolia warbler (Setophaga magnolia, syn. Setophaga magnolia)
magnolidi {n} [botany] :: magnoliid
magnum {n} :: magnum (bottle size)
magnum {n} :: short for magnumpullo (bottle)
magnumpullo {n} :: magnum (1.5 liter bottle of wine or champagne)
magotti {n} :: Barbary macaque, Macaca sylvanus
maha {n} :: belly
mahahaava {n} :: peptic ulcer, stomach ulcer
mahahappo {n} :: gastric acid
-mahainen {adj} :: bellied
mahakas {adj} :: big-bellied
mahakatarri {n} [pathology] :: gastritis
mahakelkka {n} :: skeleton sled, sled (sled used in the sport of skeleton)
mahakelkkailija {n} :: skeletoneer (one who rides a skeleton sled)
mahakelkkailu {n} [sports] :: skeleton
mahakipu {n} :: bellyache
mahalasku {n} [aviation] :: belly landing
mahalasku {n} :: faceplant
mahalaukku {n} [anatomy] :: stomach (digestive organ)
mahanalus {n} :: underbelly
mahaneste {n} :: gastric juice, gastric acid, stomach acid
mahanportti {n} [anatomy] :: pylorus
mahanpuru {n} [pathology] :: stomachache, collywobbles
mahanpuru {n} [figuratively] :: collywobbles (anxiety, fear)
mahapalkka {n} [jocular] :: salary enough to pay for food only
maharadja {n} :: alternative form of maharadža
maharadža {n} :: maharajah, maharaja
maharaja {n} :: alternative form of maharadža
maharashtralainen {n} :: Maharashtrian (person)
maharashtralainen {adj} :: Maharashtrian, Marathi (of or pertaining to Maharashtra)
maharauhanen {n} [anatomy] :: gastric gland (any of three types of glands that secrete the gastric juice)
mahasyöpä {n} [pathology] :: stomach cancer, gastric cancer, bowel cancer
mahatauti {n} [pathology] :: gastroenteritis, stomach flu, gastric flu
mahatma {n} :: mahatma
Mahatškala {prop} :: Mahatškala (city)
mahavyö {n} :: bellyband
mahd. {adj} :: abbreviation of mahdollinen
mahd. {adv} :: abbreviation of mahdollisesti
mahd. {adv} :: abbreviation of mahdollisimman
mahdikas {adj} :: mighty
mahdikkaasti {adv} :: mightily
mahdikkuus {n} :: mightiness
mahdollinen {adj} :: possible
mahdollinen {adj} :: viable
mahdollinen {adj} :: prospective
mahdollinen {adj} :: contingent
mahdollisesti {adv} :: possibly
mahdollistaa {vt} :: to make possible, allow, enable
mahdollistaja {n} :: enabler (one who enables or makes possible, such as bad behavior)
mahdollistaminen {n} :: enabling, making possible
mahdollistua {vi} :: To become possible
mahdollisuus {n} :: A possibility
mahdollisuus {n} :: A chance (opportunity, possibility or probability)
mahdollisuus {n} :: An opportunity (chance for advancement, progress or profit)
mahdollisuus {n} :: A probability
mahdoton {adj} :: impossible
mahdottoman {adv} :: impossibly
mahdottomasti {adv} :: impossibly
mahdottomuus {n} :: impossibility
mahduttaa {vt} :: to fit in, to squeeze in, to make fit (into a space)
mahduttaminen {n} :: fitting in, squeezing in
mahdutus {n} :: fitting in, squeezing in
mahentua {v} [rare, dialectal] :: synonym of lahota
mahia {v} [rare, dialectal] :: synonym of lahota
mahis {n} [colloquial] :: chance, possibility
mahjong {n} :: mahjong (game for four)
mahjong {n} :: mahjong (solitaire)
mähkä {n} [plant] :: lesser clubmoss, Selaginella selaginoides
mähkä {n} :: spike moss (any plant in the family Selaginellaceae)
mähkä {n} [archaic] :: embers (glowing remains of a fire)
mahla {n} :: sap, especially the sugary sap produced by some deciduous trees in spring
mahlainen {adj} :: sappy (having sap)
mahlapussikiitäjä {n} :: synonym of sokeriorava
mähmä {n} [colloquial] :: goo
maho {adj} :: barren, sterile, unable to bear children
mahonginpunainen {adj} :: mahogany red
mahonginruskea {adj} :: mahogany brown
mahonia {n} [plant] :: Oregon grape, Mahonia aquifolium
mahonki {n} :: mahogany (tree and wood obtained from it)
mahonkinen {adj} :: mahogany, made of mahogany
mahorkka {n} :: Russian tobacco with a distinctive smell, makhorka (Nicotiana rustica)
mahous {n} :: barrenness, sterility
mahtaa {vi} [auxiliary + infinitive] :: must do, to probably (do)
mahtaa {vt} :: to be able to, can do (about something = allative)
mahtaileva {adj} :: pretentious, showy
mahtaileva {adj} :: grandiose, classy
mahtailevasti {adv} :: pretentiously, showily
mahtailevasti {adv} :: grandiosely, classily
mahtailija {n} :: bragger, boaster, show-off
mahtailla {v} :: to act tough, boast, show off, put on airs
mahtailu {n} :: acting tough, boasting, showing off, putting on airs (act)
mahtaja {n} :: one who is able to do
mahtaminen {n} :: being able to (do something)
mahtava {adj} :: grand, magnificent, awesome, great
mahtava {adj} :: mighty, powerful, awesome
mahtava {adj} [slang] :: awesome
mahtava {adj} [mathematics] :: of (some) cardinality
mahtavaa {interj} :: great
mahtavampi {adj} :: comparative of mahtava
mahtavasti {adv} :: grandly, magnificently, awesomely
mahtavasti {adv} :: mightily
mahtavuus {n} [mathematics] :: cardinality
mahti {n} :: might, power
mahti {n} [figuratively] :: powerhouse (source of power, energy or strength)
mahti {adj} [slang] :: awesome, great, super; chiefly used as fortifier, combined with the word to be fortified
mahtiasema {n} :: a position of power (such as political or geopolitical power)
mahtimies {n} :: potentate
mahtipontinen {adj} :: grandiloquent
mahtipontinen {adj} :: bombastic
mahtipontinen {adj} :: pompous
mahtipontisesti {adv} :: grandiloquently, bombastically, pompously
mahto {n} [obsolete] :: possibility, chance
mahtotapa {n} [grammar] :: potential mood
mahtua {vi} :: To fit (into a space = illative)
mahtuminen {n} :: fitting (into a space)
maidenvälinen {adj} :: transnational, between countries
maidonkorvike {n} :: milk substitute
maidontuotanto {n} :: dairy farming
maidontuottaja {n} :: milk producer
maidonvalkea {adj} :: milky white (pure white)
maidonvalkoinen {adj} :: milk white
maidonvastike {n} :: milk replacer (liquid nutrition given to young animals as substitute for natural milk, chiefly used of substances fed to pets)
mäihä {n} [colloquial] :: luck
mäihä {n} :: synonym of jälsi
maihari {n} :: army boot, military boot, combat boot
maihari {n} :: A type of military-looking overcoat (maihinnousutakki)
maihinnousu {n} :: disembarkation
maihinnousu {n} [military] :: landing
maihinnousualus {n} [military] :: amphibious warfare ship
maihinnousukortti {n} :: boarding pass, boarding card
maihinnousuportaat {n} [nautical] :: access gangway; stairs between a ship and land
maihinnousuportti {n} [nautical] :: gangway (passage through the side of a ship)
maihinnoususilta {n} :: boarding gangway
maihinnousutakki {n} :: camo jacket, military jacket
maija {n} :: synonym of mustamaija
maija {n} :: calathea (any plant of the genus Calathea)
maija {n} [in plural] :: the genus Calathea
Maija {prop} :: given name
Maijala {prop} :: surname
Maijala {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Maija-Leena {prop} :: given name
Maija-Liisa {prop} :: given name
Maija Meikäläinen {n} :: Jane Doe
maijamyöhäinen {n} [idiomatic] :: a female latecomer
Maiju {prop} :: given name
mäikää {v} :: alternative form of mäikyä
mäike {n} :: noise
maikka {n} [colloquial] :: A teacher
maikki {n} [colloquial] :: mic, mike (microphone)
Maikki {prop} :: given name
maikkua {v} [dialectal, northern dialects] :: to fidget, wiggle, twitch (to move around nervously or idly)
maikkua {v} [dialectal, northern dialects] :: of fish, to snap insects from the surface of water, causing expanding rings on it
mäikyä {vt} [of a loud sound] :: To reverberate
maila {n} [sports] :: an implement used to handle the object being played with, such as a ball or a puck; translation into English depends on the kind of implement and the particular sport
maila {n} [tennis, squash, badminton] :: racket
maila {n} [baseball, cricket, pesäpallo] :: bat
maila {n} [hockey] :: stick
maila {n} [golf] :: club
maila {n} [table tennis] :: paddle
maila {n} [polo, croquet] :: mallet
maila {n} [pinball] :: flipper
Maila {prop} :: given name
mailanen {n} :: medick, burclover (plant of the genus Medicago)
mailanen {n} [plant, in plural] :: the genus Medicago
mailapeli {n} :: any sport or game in which an implement is used to handle the ball, puck or other game object
mailapoika {n} [golf] :: caddie, caddy
maileri {n} :: miler (athlete who specializes on one mile races)
maili {n} :: mile
Mailis {prop} :: given name
mailla halmeilla {phrase} [with negation, idiomatic] :: nowhere to be found, nowhere to be seen
mailma {n} :: obsolete spelling of maailma
maina {n} :: myna (bird of the genera Mino, Enodes, Ampeliceps, Gracula and Acridotheres in the starling family Sturnidae)
mainari {n} :: miner
maine {n} :: reputation
maine {n} :: prestige, renown, fame
maine {n} [linguistics, dated] :: predicate
Maine {prop} :: Maine (state)
Maine {prop} :: Maine (province)
mainehikas {adj} [dated, literary] :: alternative form of maineikas
maineikas {adj} :: renowned, celebrated
maineikkaasti {adv} :: renownedly
maineikkuus {n} :: renownedness, celebratedness
-mainen {suffix} :: Forms adjectives from nouns, signifying resemblance.; -like, -shaped, -ish, -ly, -y or -ous
mainen {adj} [dated] :: worldly
MA-infinitiivi {n} [grammar] :: the third infinitive in Finnish
maininki {n} [nautical] :: swell (long series of rounded waves continuing after the wind has ceased)
maininta {n} :: mention
mainio {adj} :: excellent, superb, great, wonderful, fine (very positive)
mainiosti {adv} :: perfectly, outstandingly
mainita {v} :: to mention
mainitsematon {adj} :: unstated, unmentioned
mainittava {adj} :: noteworthy, worth mentioning
mainittavasti {adv} :: appreciably, in a way that is worth mentioning
mainitunlainen {adj} :: as mentioned, such that was mentioned
mainonnallinen {adj} :: pertaining to advertisement or advertising
mainonnallisesti {adv} :: in a way that pertains or is related to advertising
mainonta {n} :: advertising
mainos {n} :: advertisement
mainosaika {n} :: advertising time (airtime for an advertisement on media)
mainosala {n} :: advertising (branch or profession)
mainosarvo {n} :: advertising value
mainosdokumentti {n} :: infomercial
mainosdokumentti {n} :: advertising document
mainosgrafiikka {n} :: advertising graphics
mainoskampanja {n} :: advertising campaign
mainoskatko {n} :: commercial break, adverts
mainoskilpi {n} :: advertising sign
mainoskuva {n} :: advertising picture, promotional picture
mainoslehtinen {n} :: flyer (leaflet for advertising)
mainosohjelma {n} [computing] :: adware
mainosohjelma {n} :: advertising program
mainosposti {n} :: advertising mail, direct mail
mainosposti {n} :: junk mail
mainosradio {n} :: commercial radio
mainosrumpu {n} [figurative] :: a figurative drum beat for advertising (often used in expressions in which beating the drum is a figurative way of expressing the degree to which something is advertised)
mainossävel {n} :: jingle, advertising jingle
mainossisältö {n} :: promotional content, advertising content
mainostaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: To advertise
mainostaja {n} :: advertiser
mainostaminen {n} :: advertising
mainostauko {n} :: synonym of mainoskatko
mainostaulu {n} :: billboard
mainosteksti {n} [marketing] :: copy (output of copywriter)
mainostelevisio {n} :: commercial television
mainostoimisto {n} :: An advertising agency
mainostus {n} :: advertising
Maire {prop} :: given name
mairea {adj} :: expressing flattery or cuteness that is probably not sincere, unctuous, flattering
maireasti {adv} :: insincerely flatteringly, unctuously
maireus {n} :: unctuousness, flatteringness (the quality of being flattering in a way that is not sincere)
mairitella {vt} :: to flatter, to soft soap
mairitteleva {adj} :: flattering
mairittelevasti {adv} :: flatteringly
mairittelu {n} :: flattering, soft-soaping
maisema {n} :: landscape, view
maisema-alue {n} :: landscape area
maisema-arkkitehti {n} :: landscape architect, landscape gardener
maisema-arkkitehtuuri {n} :: landscape architecture, landscape gardening
maisemaekologi {n} :: landscape ecologist
maisemaekologia {n} :: landscape ecology
maisemahissi {n} :: scenic elevator
maisemaikkuna {n} :: picture window
maisemakonttori {n} :: office landscape
maisemakortti {n} :: landscape postcard
maisemakuva {n} :: landscape photograph
maisemakuvaus {n} :: landscape photography
maisemakuvaus {n} :: landscape description
maisemallinen {adj} :: scenic (of or relating to scenery; (rare) having beautiful scenery)
maisemamaalari {n} :: landscapist
maisemamaalaus {n} :: landscape painting (work of art)
maisemamaalaus {n} :: landscape painting (art)
maisemanhoito {n} :: landscape management, landscape conservation
maisemansuojelu {n} :: landscape protection
maisemansuunnittelu {n} :: landscape design
maisemantutkimus {n} :: landscape research
maisemasuunnittelu {n} :: synonym of maisemansuunnittelu
maisematapetti {n} :: landscape wallpaper
maisemataulu {n} :: landscape painting
maisematie {n} :: scenic road, scenic route
maisematutkimus {n} :: synonym of maisemantutkimus
maisemavalokuvaus {n} :: landscape photography
maisemavaunu {n} [rail transport] :: observation car
maisemoida {vt} :: To landscape
maisemointi {n} :: landscaping
-maisilla {suffix} :: Forms the fifth infinitive of a verb, meaning "about to do, almost do"; always used with a possessive suffix
mäiskää {v} :: alternative form of mäiskyä
mäiskähdellä {vi} :: to make a smacking or whacking sound repeatedly
maiskahdus {n} :: smooching
maiskahtaa {vi} :: to make a smooching sound
mäiskähtää {vi} :: to make a smacking or whacking sound once
maiskahtaminen {n} :: making a smooching sound
maiskaus {n} :: synonym of maiskahdus
maiskausäänne {n} [phonetics, dated] :: click
maiskauttaa {v} :: To smack (with lips)
maiskauttaa {v} :: To kiss loudly
maiskautus {n} :: smacking, kissing loudly
mäiskäyttää {vt} :: to smack
mäiske {n} :: whacking (sound or noise)
mäiskiä {vi} :: to smack, to whack
maiskutella {vi} :: to smack repeatedly (eat in a noisy manner)
maiskuttaa {v} :: To smack; to eat noisily in a smacking manner
maiskuttelu {n} :: smacking repeatedly (eating in a noisy manner)
maiskutus {n} :: smacking, eating noisily
mäiskyä {vi} :: to splash against
mäiskyttää {vt} :: to cause to splash (against)
maissa {postp} :: around, thereabout (near that time)
maissi {n} :: maize, corn (Zea mays)
maissihiutale {n} :: corn flake (toasted flake of maize used chiefly as breakfast cereal)
maissihiutale {n} [in plural] :: corn flakes (these flakes as dish)
maissijauho {n} :: corn flour; cornmeal [coarse]
maissikirva {n} :: corn leaf aphid, corn aphid, cereal leaf aphid, Rhopalosiphum maidis
maissikoira {n} :: corn dog
maissileipä {n} :: cornbread
maissintähkä {n} [botany] :: ear of corn
maissintähkä {n} [food] :: corn on the cob (cooked ear maize, specifically sweet corn)
maissiöljy {n} :: corn oil
maissipelto {n} :: corn field, maize field
maissipuuro {n} :: maize porridge, corn porridge
maissisiirappi {n} :: corn syrup
maissitärkkelys {n} :: cornstarch [US], cornflour [UK]
maistaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: To taste (try/sample by tasting)
maistaa {vt} [_, + accusative] :: To taste (sense by taste)
maistaa omaa lääkettään {v} [idiomatic] :: to get a taste of one's own medicine
maistaja {n} :: A taster; one who tastes
maistajaiset {n} :: tastings (event where something is tasted)
maistaminen {n} :: tasting (the act of tasting or taste-testing, or sensing by taste)
maistanut {adj} :: drunk
maistattaa {v} :: To have something tasted, make someone taste something, give samples
maistella {vt} :: To taste (to test different tastes)
maistelu {n} :: try, tasting
maisteri {n} :: Formally, a degree earned in a Finnish university roughly corresponding to the master's degree. It generally requires about five years' full-time studies, including a thesis. It is normally accompanied with a specification of the branch of art or science
maisteri {n} :: A corresponding degree in a foreign university
maisteri {n} :: [archaic] A formal way to address someone, or refer to someone, who has the degree
maisterinsormus {n} :: a (golden) ring traditionally awarded to and worn by a maisteri
maisterintutkinto {n} :: master's degree
maisteriohjelma {n} :: master's programme, master's course
maisti {n} [rare] :: taste (sense)
maisti {n} [colloquial] :: drunkenness; mostly used in the expression olla maistissa (to be drunk)
maistiainen {n} :: tasting (small amount of food or drink, especially one consumed or offered as sample)
maistraatti {n} :: Since 1993, a local office of the state of Finland responsible for a number of administrative tasks, including those of registrar or register office and notary public; the English translation used of these offices is "local register office"
maistraatti {n} [historical] :: magistrate
maistua {vi} [+ ablative] :: To taste (like sth)
maistuminen {n} :: tasting (like something)
maistuva {adj} :: tasty
maistuvainen {adj} :: tasty
maiti {n} :: milt (fish semen)
maitiainen {n} [plant] :: hawkbit (Leontodon)
maitiaisneste {n} :: milky sap or latex produced by plants
maitiaisneste {n} :: chyle
maitikka {n} [plant] :: cow-wheat (any plant of the genus Melampyrum)
maito {n} :: milk (white liquid produced by the mammary glands of female mammals)
maito {n} :: milk (individual serving of milk)
maito {n} :: milk, non-dairy milk, plant milk (white liquid obtained from a vegetable source by processing it)
maitoallergia {n} :: milk allergy
maitoanemia {n} :: anemia caused by excessive consumption of milk (affecting young children)
maitoastia {n} :: milk container
maitoauto {n} :: a car or truck that transports milk containers from a farm into a dairy
maitoauto {n} :: milk float
maitohammas {n} :: milk tooth
maitohampaisto {n} :: milk teeth, denture
maitohappo {n} [chemistry] :: lactic acid
maitohappobakteeri {n} :: lactic acid bacteria, lactobacterium
maitohappokäyminen {n} [biochemistry] :: lactic acid fermentation
maitohome {n} :: any fungus used to ferment dairy products, such as those used to manufacture viili
maitohorsma {n} [plant] :: fireweed, rosebay willowherb (Epilobium angustifolium)
maitohuone {n} :: milk room
maitoinen {adj} :: milky (resembling milk)
maitoinen {adj} :: including or being coated with milk
maitoinen {adj} :: white as milk
maitojäätelö {n} :: ice milk; low-fat ice cream
maitojauhe {n} :: milk powder, powdered milk
maitojauho {n} :: nonstandard form of maitojauhe
maitojuna {n} [literally] :: milk train
maitojuna {n} [idiomatic] :: palata maitojunalla kotiin = to be pushed out, to fail
maitojuoma {n} :: milk beverage (a milk-like drink)
maitojuusto {n} :: simple cheese made from milk
maitojyvä {n} [dialectal or rare] :: unripe grain
maitokaakao {n} :: chocolate milk, hot chocolate made with milk
maitokäärme {n} :: milk snake, Lampropeltis triangulum or any of its numerous subspecies
maitokahvi {n} :: white coffee
maitokalkki {n} :: calcium lactate
maitokamari {n} :: a chamber where milk is or was stored
maitokammio {n} :: gland cistern (part of an udder)
maitokannu {n} :: milk jug, milk pitcher (a jug or pitcher containing or designed to contain milk)
maitokauppa {n} :: dairy (shop)
maitokeitto {n} :: milk soup, a milk-based soup
maitokiintiö {n} :: milk quota (currently mostly one imposed on farms to restrict production)
maitokiisseli {n} :: custard
maitokivi {n} :: milkstone
maitokuume {n} :: milk fever (type of fever occurring in women shortly after childbirth)
maitokvartsi {n} [mineral] :: milky quartz
maitolaituri {n} :: milk platform, milk churn stand; a stand or platform for milk containers in front of farmhouses, stored there for a truck (maitoauto) to transport them to a dairy
maitolasi {n} :: milk glass (type of white, opaque glass which has a milky appearance)
maitolasi {n} :: A glass of milk
maitolava {n} :: synonym of maitolaituri
maitolitra {n} :: a litre of milk, a liter of milk
maitomainen {adj} :: milky
maitomylly {n} [rare] :: synonym of separaattori
maitonaama {n} :: baby face (face looking like that of a baby)
maitonaama {n} :: baby face (person with such face)
maito-ohdake {n} :: purple milk thistle (Galactites tomentosus)
maitoparta {n} :: peachfuzz (soft, scanty beard of an adolescent male)
maitoparta {n} [pejorative] :: An adolescent male
maitopisara {n} :: a drop of milk
maitopoika {n} [colloquial] :: A teetotaler
maitoporsas {n} :: suckling pig, cochon de lait
maitoproteiini {n} :: milk protein
maitopullo {n} :: milk bottle
maitopulveri {n} [colloquial] :: milk powder; see maitojauhe
maitopumppu {n} :: A pump designed for pumping milk
maitopumppu {n} [dated] :: A breast pump
maitopurkki {n} :: milk carton
maitopuu {n} :: a plant of genus Brosimum
maitopystö {n} :: synonym of maitotonkka
maitorahka {n} :: curd, quark
maitorakkula {n} :: mammary alveolus
maitorasva {n} :: milk fat
maitorauhanen {n} [anatomy] :: mammary gland
maitorauhastulehdus {n} :: mastitis (more specifically inflammation of a mammary gland)
maitoravinto {n} :: milk diet
maitorousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius pargamenus
maitoruoka {n} :: food made of or cooked in milk
maitoruokinta {n} :: feeding with milk
maitorupi {n} [pathology] :: milk crust, cradle cap, crusta lactea, milk scall
maitosieni {n} :: a fungus or yeast used to manufacture kefir
maitosokeri {n} :: lactose
maitosokerihäiriö {n} [dated] :: lactose intolerance
maitosuklaa {n} :: milk chocolate (countable and uncountable sense)
maitotalous {n} :: dairy industry
maitotaloustuote {n} :: dairy product
maitoteknologia {n} :: dairy technology
maitoteollisuus {n} :: dairy industry
maitotiehyt {n} [anatomy] :: milk duct, lactiferous duct
maitotiiviste {n} :: condensed milk, evaporated milk
maitotila {n} :: dairy farm
maitotilallinen {n} :: dairy farmer (person)
maitotili {n} :: the profit for a producer made from produced and sold milk
maitotilkka {n} :: a dash or dribble of milk
maitotinki {n} :: an agreement between a producer and a customer to ship and purchase milk
maitotölkki {n} :: milk carton (consumer package for milk)
maitotonkka {n} :: milk churn
maitototi {n} :: A hot toddy made in milk instead of water as, for example, milk punch
maitotuote {n} :: dairy product
maitotuotos {n} :: milk yield
maitovalas {n} :: beluga whale (Delphinapterus leucas)
maitovalmiste {n} :: milk product (a refined product made from milk)
maitovanukas {n} :: milk pudding
maitovelli {n} :: milk pap
maitse {adv} :: overland, by land, over land
maittaa {vi} [of food] :: To do, be fit (for eating)
maittaa {vi} [of food] :: To taste good
maittain {adv} :: by country
maiva {n} :: a variety of vendace living in the Bothnian Bay
maja {n} :: hut
mäjähdellä {vi} :: to make a flat thudding sound repeatedly
mäjähtää {vi} :: to make a flat thudding sound
majailla {vi} :: To dwell
majailu {n} :: dwelling
majakanvartija {n} :: lighthouse keeper
majakka {n} [nautical] :: lighthouse
majakka {n} [figuratively] :: beacon (something that guides)
majakka {n} :: rotating light, beacon
majakka-alus {n} :: lightvessel
Majakka ja Perävaunu {n} :: Laurel and Hardy (any inept, humorous duo)
majakkalaiva {n} :: lightvessel
majakkalyhty {n} :: lighthouse lantern
majapaikka {n} :: lodging (place to live or lodge, especially a temporary one)
majatalo {n} :: inn, guesthouse
majava {n} :: beaver
majavanhausta {n} :: castoreum
mäjäyttää {vt} :: to whack, to smack
majesteetillinen {adj} :: alternative form of majesteettinen
majesteetti {n} :: Majesty
majesteettinen {adj} :: majestic
majesteettirikos {n} :: A lese majesty
majesteettisesti {adv} :: majestically
majesteettisuus {n} :: majesty (quality of being majestic)
majlis {n} :: majlis, Majlis (parliament of Iran)
majoittaa {vt} :: to lodge, put up
majoittaja {n} :: lodger, one who lodges or puts up
majoittaminen {n} :: lodging, putting up
majoittautua {vi} :: alternative form of majoittua
majoittua {vi} :: to come to live (temporarily) somewhere
majoittuminen {n} :: coming to (temporarily) live (somewhere)
majoitus {n} :: accommodation, lodging (place to sleep with any amenities belonging to it)
majoitus {n} :: shelter (temporary lodging)
majoitusalue {n} :: accommodation area, stopover site
majoitusliike {n} :: accommodation establishment
majoitusmestari {n} :: quartermaster
majolika {n} :: majolica
majoneesi {n} :: mayonnaise
majoneesinen {adj} :: mayonnaisey, mayonnaiselike (resembling mayonnaise)
majoneesinen {adj} :: mayonnaisey (containing or covered with mayonnaise)
majorantti {n} [mathematics] :: majorant
majoriteetti {n} :: (absolute) majority
majuri {n} [military ranks] :: A major
majuskeli {n} :: majuscule (upper-case letter)
makaaberi {adj} :: macabre
makaaminen {n} :: lying, lying down
makadamia {n} :: macadamia (tree of genus Macadamia, or its fruit)
makadamiapähkinä {n} :: macadamia nut
makailla {vi} :: synonym of makoilla
makaki {n} :: macaque (monkey)
mäkärä {n} :: blackfly, buffalo gnat (any insect of the family Simuliidae)
mäkäräinen {n} :: alternative form of mäkärä
makaroni {n} :: macaroni
makaronilaatikko {n} :: macaroni casserole
makasiini {n} :: storeroom, warehouse
makasiini {n} :: the clip or magazine of a gun
mäkättää {vi} :: to bleat
mäkättää {vi} :: to nag (complain)
makaus {n} :: berth, bed
makauttaa {v} :: synonym of makuuttaa
makea {adj} :: sweet (taste)
makea {adj} :: fresh (water)
makea {adj} :: high; in the idiomatic expression makea elämä ("high life")
makeahko {adj} :: sweetish, slightly sweet
makeakirsikka {n} :: synonym of imeläkirsikka
makeamanteli {n} [rare] :: sweet almond (as opposed to bitter almond)
makeampi {adj} :: comparative of makea
makeankipeä {adj} [colloquial] :: with a sweet tooth
makeastevia {n} :: stevia, Stevia rebaudiana (most commonly cultivated of the Stevia species)
makeasti {adv} :: sweetly
makea vesi {n} :: fresh water (water that is almost free of dissolved salts)
makea vesi {n} [in genitive] :: freshwater (living in or consisting of fresh water)
makeavesi {n} :: alternative form of makea vesi
makeavetinen {adj} :: freshwater (consisting of fresh water)
makedonia {n} :: Macedonian (language)
Makedonia {prop} :: Macedonia
Makedonia {prop} [colloquial or historical] :: Macedonia (Republic of North Macedonia)
makedonialainen {n} :: A Macedonian (person)
makedonialainen {adj} :: Macedonian (of or pertaining to Macedonia)
makedonialaisuus {n} :: Macedonianness (state or quality of being Macedonian)
Makedonian tasavalta {prop} [historical] :: Republic of Macedonia (old official name of Republic of North Macedonia)
makee {adj} [dialect] :: sweet
makee {adj} [slang] :: cool, great, beautiful
makeilevasti {adv} [colloquial] :: flatteringly, saccharinely, syrupily
makeilla {vi} [colloquial] :: to give oneself airs
makeilla {vt} [colloquial] :: to flatter, to soft-soap, to sidle up
makeilu {n} :: giving oneself airs
makeilu {n} :: flattering, soft-soaping
makein {adj} :: superlative of makea
makeinen {n} :: sweet, candy
Mäkelä {prop} :: surname
Mäkelä {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Mäkeläinen {prop} :: surname
makeus {n} :: sweetness
makeute {n} :: sweetener
makeutettu {adj} :: sweetened
makeuttaa {v} :: to sweeten, sweeten up
makeuttamaton {adj} :: unsweetened
makeuttaminen {n} :: sweetening, sweetening up
makeutua {vi} :: to sweeten, become sweeter
makeutus {n} :: sweetening, sweetening up
makeutusaine {n} :: sweetener, sugar substitute
maki {n} :: lemur
mäki {n} :: A hill (a relatively large, usually rounded elevation of earth; generally larger than kukkula (hill, hillock), smaller than vuori (mountain))
mäki {n} :: A slope
Mäki {prop} :: surname
Mäki {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
mäkiauto {n} :: soapbox car, gravity racer
mäkihorsma {n} [plant] :: a plant in the willowherb family (Epilobium collinum)
mäkihyppääjä {n} :: ski jumper
mäkihyppy {n} :: ski jumping
mäkikäynnistys {n} :: push-start
mäkikuisma {n} :: perforate St John's wort, Hypericum perforatum
Mäkilä {prop} :: surname
Mäkilä {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
mäkilähtö {n} :: hill start
mäkileinikki {n} :: bulbous buttercup, Ranunculus bulbosus (a flowering plant in the genus Ranunculus)
mäkimaa {n} :: hilly ground, highlands
makimainen puoliapina {n} [taxonomy] :: lemur (prosimian of the infraorder Lemuriformes)
mäkimeirami {n} :: oregano, Origanum vulgare (herb)
mäkiminttu {n} :: calamint (plant of the genus Calamintha)
mäkinen {adj} :: hilly
mäkinen {n} :: small hill
Mäkinen {prop} :: surname In 2010, the fourth most common in Finland (barely behind Nieminen, and ahead of Mäkelä).
Mäkipää {prop} :: surname
mäkisin {adj} :: superlative of mäkinen
mäkisukset {n} :: ski jumping skis
Mäkitalo {prop} :: surname
Mäkitalo {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
mäkitupa-alue {n} :: croft area
mäkitupalainen {n} [historical] :: A tenant of a small piece of land, who earned his living mainly from other work than cultivating that piece of land; a crofter
mäkiviikko {n} [sports] :: Four Hills Tournament
mäkivyö {n} :: breeching (component of horse harness or tack)
makkabilainen {n} :: Maccabee
makkara {n} :: sausage
makkarajärvi {n} :: oxbow lake
makkarakastike {n} :: sausage sauce
makkarakeitto {n} :: sausage soup
makkarakioski {n} :: hot dog stand, sausage stand
makkaramainen {adj} :: sausagelike
makkaramassa {n} :: sausage meat
makkaramato {n} :: penis worm, priapulid (any of the marine worms of the Priapulida phylum)
makkarankuori {n} :: sausage casing
makkaranpala {n} :: A piece of sausage
makkaranvalmistus {n} :: sausage making
makkaranviipale {n} :: slice of sausage
makkarapala {n} :: piece of sausage
makkarapata {n} :: sausage stew
makkaraperunat {n} :: A street food consisting of fries and fried pieces of sausage, typically lenkkimakkara
makkarapötkö {n} [colloquial] :: sausage link
makkarapuu {n} :: sausage tree, Kigelia africana
makkarasarvi {n} :: a small funnel made of horn used while making sausages
makkarasiili {n} :: A large sausage in which holes have been poked and filled with wieners in such a way that they stick out, resembling the spikes of a hedgehog
makkarasoppa {n} [colloquial] :: a kind of soup containing slices of sausage
makkarataikina {n} :: sausage meat
makkaratikku {n} :: sausage stick, sausage skewer
makkaratikku {n} :: meat fork
makkaraviipale {n} :: slice of sausage
makkaravoileipä {n} :: sausage sandwich
makkari {n} [colloquial] :: bedroom
mäkkäri {n} [slang] :: A McDonald's hamburger restaurant
makkeli {n} :: synonym of makulatuuri
makki {n} [dialectal] :: outhouse (toilet)
mäkki {n} [slang] :: A McDonald's hamburger restaurant
Mäkki {prop} [colloquial] :: A nickname for McDonald's (restaurant chain)
makkipakki {n} [military slang] :: portable toilet
Makkonen {prop} :: surname
mako {n} [dialectal] :: belly, stomach
makoilla {v} :: to lay around (for example on a floor, bed, bench)
makoilu {n} :: laying around
makoinen {adj} :: tasty
makoisa {adj} :: tasty
makoisasti {adv} :: tastily
makramee {n} :: macramé
makrilli {n} :: mackerel, Scomber scombrus
makrillihauki {n} :: Atlantic saury; Scomberesox saurus
makro- {prefix} :: macro-
makro {n} [computing, programming] :: macro
makrobiootikko {n} :: A person who follows a macrobiotic diet
makrobioottinen {adj} :: macrobiotic
makrofagi {n} :: macrophage
makrofilia {n} :: macrophilia
makrofossiilianalyysi {n} :: macrofossil analysis
makrofyytti {n} :: macrophyte
makrogameetti {n} [cytology] :: macrogamete
makroilmasto {n} :: macroclimate
makrokieli {n} [computing] :: macrolanguage
makrokosmos {n} :: macrocosm
makrokuvaus {n} :: macrophotography, close-up photography (photography that is done up close)
makromolekyyli {n} :: macromolecule
makro-objektiivi {n} [photography] :: macro lens
makrorakenne {n} :: macrostructure
makroskooppinen {adj} :: macroscopic
makrosporangio {n} [botany] :: megasporangium
makrospori {n} [botany] :: macrospore
makrotaloudellinen {adj} :: macroeconomic (relating to macroeconomy)
makrotalous {n} :: macroeconomy
makrotalous {n} :: synonym of makrotaloustiede
makrotaloustiede {n} :: macroeconomics
makrotaloustieteellinen {adj} :: macroeconomic (relating to macroeconomics)
makrovirus {n} [computing] :: macrovirus
maksa {n} [anatomy] :: liver
maksaa {vi} :: to cost
maksaa {vt} :: to pay
maksaa {v} :: to pay back, repay (to pay an amount owed)
maksaa maltaita {v} [idiomatic] :: to cost the earth (to be a huge expense)
maksaa potut pottuina {v} [idiomatic] :: to pay back (to exact revenge)
maksaa samalla mitalla {v} [idiomatic] :: to pay back (to exact revenge)
maksaa takaisin {v} :: to pay back, repay, refund
maksahaima {n} [anatomy] :: hepatopancreas, tomalley (organ in digestive tract of some arthropods, notably crayfish, the hepatopancreas of which is regarded a delicacy by the connoisseurs)
maksaja {n} :: payer
maksaja {n} [finance] :: drawee (of a bill of exchange or cheque)
maksakasvain {n} [oncology] :: hepatoma
maksakirroosi {n} [pathology] :: liver cirrhosis
maksalaatikko {n} :: A traditional Finnish dish: casserole made from liver, rice, raisins, molasses, onion, eggs, butter and spices
maksaläikkä {n} :: liver spot, chloasma
maksaläiskä {n} :: liver spot
maksamakkara {n} :: liver sausage, liverwurst
maksamato {n} :: liver fluke
maksamaton {adj} :: unpaid
maksamaton {adj} :: unpayable
maksaminen {n} :: paying, payment
maksansiirto {n} [surgery] :: liver transplant, liver transplantation
maksansisäinen {adj} [anatomy] :: intrahepatic
maksapasteija {n} :: liver paste
maksapatee {n} :: liver pâté
maksapihvi {n} :: liver steak
maksarousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius badiosanquineus
maksaruoho {n} :: stonecrop; any plant of the genus Sedum
maksaruoho {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Sedum
maksasairaus {n} :: liver disease
maksasammal {n} :: liverwort, hepatic
maksasolu {n} [anatomy] :: hepatocyte
maksasyöpä {n} :: hepatoma, hepatocarcinoma, hepatic cancer, liver cancer
maksatäplä {n} :: liver spot
maksattaa {vt} :: to make pay, to have (something) paid
maksattaminen {n} :: having something [[pay|paid}
maksatulehdus {n} :: hepatitis
maksatus {n} :: making someone pay, having something paid
makseleminen {n} :: paying in installments
maksella {v} :: To pay (in installments)
maksettu {adj} [finance] :: paid-in
maksiimi {n} :: A maxim
maksilla {n} :: maxilla
maksillaarinen {adj} :: maxillary
maksimaalinen {adj} :: maximal (of highest degree or amount)
maksimi {n} :: maximum
maksimiarvo {n} :: maximum value
maksimifunktio {n} [math] :: maximum function
maksimikoko {n} :: synonym of enimmäiskoko
maksimikortti {n} :: maximum card
maksimimäärä {n} :: synonym of enimmäismäärä
maksimituntimäärä {n} :: maximum number of hours
maksimoida {vt} :: To maximize
maksimoiminen {n} :: maximizing
maksimointi {n} :: maximization
maksipituinen {adj} [of a skirt] :: of maxi length
maksitakki {n} :: maxicoat
maksoi mitä maksoi {phrase} :: no matter what the cost; at all costs
maksoittua {v} :: to coagulate, clot
maksoittuma {n} :: coagulation, clot
maksu {n} :: fee
maksu {n} :: payment
maksuaika {n} :: payment period, credit
maksuaikakortti {n} :: chargecard
maksuehto {n} :: payment condition/term
maksuerä {n} :: instalment
maksuhäiriö {n} :: payment disruption, payment default
maksuhäiriömerkintä {n} :: an entry in a credit information register or database when one has defaulted on a payment, usually acting as a kind of a blacklist entry
maksujenperijä {n} :: debt collector, payment collector
maksukausi {n} :: payment period
maksukehotus {n} :: payment reminder
maksukortti {n} :: payment card
maksukyky {n} [finance] :: solvency
maksukykyinen {adj} :: solvent (able to pay all debts)
maksukyvytön {adj} :: insolvent
maksukyvyttömyys {n} [legal] :: insolvency
maksuliikenne {n} :: payments traffic, payment transactions
maksullinen {adj} :: paid
maksullinen {adj} :: toll
maksullinen {adj} :: for-fee
maksullistaa {vt} :: To make something subject to charge (non-free)
maksullisuus {n} :: being paid, not being free of charge
maksumääräys {n} :: payment order (instruction to a bank, made by another bank or an account holder, to pay a prescribed amount of money to a third party)
maksumuuri {n} :: paywall
maksunsaaja {n} :: payee, beneficiary
maksupääte {n} :: point-of-sale terminal, payment terminal
maksupäivä {n} :: due date (day when a payment is due)
maksupäivä {n} :: date of payment (day of actual payment)
maksupalvelu {n} [finance] :: payment service
maksupalvelusopimus {n} :: payment service agreement
maksusitoumus {n} :: commitment or obligation to pay
maksusuoritus {n} :: a payment
maksutapa {n} :: method of payment
maksutapahtuma {n} :: payment transaction
maksutase {n} [accounting, economics] :: balance, balance of payments, account balance
maksuton {adj} :: free (obtainable without payment)
maksuton {adj} :: complimentary, gratuitous (free, provided at no charge)
maksuton {adj} :: free of charge
maksuton {adj} :: gratis
maksuton {adj} :: toll-free
maksuttomasti {adv} :: for free, free of charge
maksuttomuus {n} :: being free of charge
maksu-TV {n} :: pay TV
maksuunpanna {vt} :: to set to be charged
maksuväline {n} :: tender (means of payment)
maksuvälinepetos {n} [legal] :: The act of using a tender without permission of its lawful owner, in order to receive unlawful, financial benefit or to obtain it for a person other than the lawful owner of the tender; the act of handing over a tender to a person who does not have a right to use it
maksuvalmius {n} [finance] :: liquidity
maku {n} :: taste, flavor
maku {n} :: sense of taste
maku {n} [physics] :: flavor of a quark or a lepton
makuaine {n} :: flavoring (substance)
makuaisti {n} :: taste (sense)
makuasia {n} :: matter of taste
makuasioista ei pidä kiistellä {proverb} :: there's no accounting for taste
makuinen {adj} :: -tasting
makuisa {adj} [uncommon] :: alternative form of makoisa
makulatuuri {n} :: waste paper, broke (paper discarded during manufacturing or printing)
makuloida {vt} :: to invalidate or annul, of printed matter
makuloiminen {n} :: invalidating, annulling (of printed matter)
makupala {n} :: tidbit (tasty morsel of food)
makupala {n} :: treat (snack food item designed to be given to pets)
makureseptori {n} [anatomy] :: taste receptor
makusiirappi {n} :: flavored syrup
makusilmu {n} [anatomy] :: tastebud
makustella {v} [rare, jocular] :: synonym of maistella
makuu {n} :: lying (down)
makuu {n} [as a prefix] :: sleeping
makuualusta {n} :: sleeping pad
makuuammunta {n} [sports] :: shooting in prone position (in biathlon)
makuuasento {n} :: A decubitus (posture of someone in bed, or reclining)
makuuhaava {n} [pathology] :: decubitus, bedsore, pressure ulcer
makuuhuone {n} :: bedroom
makuulava {n} :: a wooden platform for sleeping
makuulla {adv} [static] :: lying, lying down
makuupaikka {n} :: A berth (fixed bunk for sleeping in caravans, trains, etc.)
makuupussi {n} :: sleeping bag
makuus {n} :: berth, lair (a place where an animal sleeps)
makuuttaa {vt} :: to make lie down, to keep lying down
makuuvaunu {n} :: sleeping car, sleeper (railroad car with sleeping facilities)
malaattisyntaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: malate synthase
malagassi {n} :: Malagasy (language)
malagaviini {n} :: Malaga wine
malaijanmuurahaiskäpy {n} [zoology] :: Sunda pangolin, Manis javanica
malaiji {n} :: Malay (person)
malaiji {n} :: Malay (language)
malaijikarhu {n} :: sun bear, Helarctos malayanus
malaijilainen {adj} :: Malay
malaijilainen {n} :: A Malay
malaijinkielinen {adj} :: Malay, Malay language, Malay speaking (written or expressed in Malay)
malajalam {n} :: Malayalam (language)
Malakan niemimaa {prop} :: The Malay Peninsula
malakantiikeri {n} :: Malayan tiger, Panthera tigris jacksoni
Malakia {prop} [Bible] :: Malachi (prophet of the Hebrew Bible)
Malakias {prop} [archaic] :: given name
malakiitti {n} [mineral] :: malachite
malakiittivihreä {n} [chemistry] :: malachite green
malakologia {n} [zoology] :: malacology
malaria {n} :: malaria
malarialoinen {n} :: malaria parasite (several species of single-celled parasitic protozoa belonging to the Plasmodium group which cause malaria)
malariasääski {n} :: malaria mosquito (Anopheles gambiae)
Malawi {prop} :: Malawi
Malediivit {prop} :: The Maldives
maleiinianhydridi {n} [chemistry] :: maleic anhydride
maleiinihappo {n} [chemistry] :: maleic acid
maleksia {v} :: To loiter
maleksija {n} :: loiterer
maleksinta {n} :: loitering
Malesia {prop} :: Malaysia
malesialainen {adj} :: Malaysian
malesialainen {n} :: A Malay
malesianorava {n} :: slender squirrel, Sundasciurus tenuis
mali {n} :: wormwood (Artemisia absinthium)
Mali {prop} :: Mali (country)
maligni {adj} [oncology] :: malignant
malignisoitua {v} [oncology, jargon] :: alternative form of malignistua
malignistua {v} [oncology, jargon, rare] :: synonym of pahanlaatuistua (to become malignant)
maligniteetti {n} :: malignity
malignoitua {v} [oncology, jargon, rare] :: alternative form of malignistua
malikka {n} :: A mushroom of the genus Clitocybe and some other genera
malilainen {adj} :: Malian
malilainen {n} :: A Malian person
Malinen {prop} :: surname
malisiöösi {adj} [literary] :: malicious
malja {n} :: bowl (hemispherical container)
malja {n} :: goblet, cup (drinking vessel with a foot and stem)
malja {n} :: cup (type of trophy)
malja {n} :: cup (tarot suit)
malja {n} :: cup (that which is to be received or endured)
malja {n} :: A serving of (usually) alcoholic drink, especially when drunk for friendship or someones's health
malja {n} :: font; chiefly in kastemalja (baptismal font)
Malja {prop} :: Crater (constellation)
malja-aste {n} [biology] :: gastrula
maljakas {n} :: Any of several bowl-shaped fungi, e.g. in genera Peziza, Aleuria and Scutellinia
maljakko {n} :: vase
maljallinen {n} :: bowlful
maljamainen {adj} :: calicular, bowl-shaped
maljapuhe {n} :: toast (salutation)
maljasieni {n} :: any fungus of order Pezizales
maljasieni {n} [in the plural] :: the order Pezizales
malka {n} :: a spruce pole placed on top of birchbark in a traditional roof design
malka {n} [biblical] :: beam, speck (in one's eye)
malkakatto {n} :: roof made of birchbark
malkamaanantai {n} [dated, Christianity] :: Holy Monday
malkoha {n} :: malkoha (cuculine bird)
Malla {prop} :: A fell with two peaks, and a nature reserve, in Finnish Lapland
Malla {prop} :: given name of modern usage, transferred from the place name
Malla {prop} :: given name, Marja, Amalia etc
mallarmélainen {adj} :: Mallarméan
mallas {n} :: malt
mallasjuoma {n} :: a general term for all kinds of fermented malt drinks including such internationally less known varieties as kalja and sahti
mallasjuoma {n} [in the plural] :: the category of malt drinks
mallasohra {n} :: malting barley (any of several cultivars of barley that are especially suitable for production of malt)
mallassauna {n} :: a type of sauna not used for bathing but as a distillery to make alcohol from malt
mallassokeri {n} :: maltose
mallastaa {v} :: to malt (convert grain into malt)
mallastaminen {n} :: malting (converting grain into malt)
mallastamo {n} :: malthouse, malting (plant where malt is produced)
mallastus {n} :: malting (process of turning grain into malt)
mallata {vt} [colloquial] :: To adjust
mällätä {vi} [slang] :: to spend, to waste
mällätä {vi} [slang] :: to splash semen
malleekana {n} :: mallee fowl (Leipoa ocellata)
malli {n} :: model, template
malli {n} :: mannequin (person who models clothes)
malli {n} :: example, a role model, a (good) influence
mälli {n} [colloquial] :: chewing tobacco, snuff
mälli {n} [colloquial] :: chewing gum
mälli {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of tälli
mälli {n} [colloquial] :: sperm
malliaviomies {n} :: model husband
malliesimerkki {n} :: textbook example
malliesimerkki {n} :: model
mallikas {adj} :: exemplary
mallikelpoinen {adj} :: exemplary, standard
mallikelpoisesti {adv} :: exemplarily
mallikerta {n} [textiles, weaving] :: motif; the pattern that is repeated
mallikirja {n} :: pattern book
mallikkaasti {adv} :: exemplarily
mallikkuus {n} :: exemplariness
mallileveys {n} [nautical] :: molded breadth
malli–näkymä–käsittelijä {n} [software] :: model-view-controller (type of computer user interface)
malline {n} :: stencil
malline {n} :: template
mallinen {adj} :: of model, model
mallinen {adj} :: of style, -style
mallinnus {n} [mathematics] :: modeling
mallinrakennus {n} :: model building
mallintaa {vt} [mathematics, design] :: to model
mallintaminen {n} [mathematics] :: modeling
mallinukke {n} :: dummy, mannequin, lay figure (model of human body for displaying clothes, artistic or teaching purposes)
mallioikeus {n} :: design right
mallioppilas {n} :: model student
mallipiirustus {n} :: modeling, model drawing
mallirekisteri {n} :: design register
mallisto {n} :: collection (set of clothes or other items offered for sale by a producer or designer)
mallisuojattu {adj} :: design protected (that has been afforded industrial design right)
malliteoria {n} [math] :: model theory
mallittaa {vt} :: to model (describe with a model)
malluainen {n} :: backswimmer, an insect of the family Notonectidae
malmi {n} :: ore
malmialue {n} :: ore area, ore region
malmiesiintymä {n} :: ore deposit
malmigeologi {n} :: ore geologist
malmigeologia {n} :: ore geology
malmijuoni {n} :: lode (vein of metallic ore)
malmikaivos {n} :: ore mine
malmikas {adj} :: Rich in ore
malmikenttä {n} :: ore field
malmikerros {n} :: layer of ore
malmikerrostuma {n} :: stratum of ore
malmikivi {n} :: ore rock
malmikoira {n} :: oredog
malmilöydös {n} :: found ore, ore finding
malmimineraali {n} :: ore mineral
malmimuodostuma {n} :: formation of ore (something that has been formed)
malminäyte {n} :: ore sample
-malminen {suffix} :: forms adjectives relating to ores, such as concerning the amount of them or their quality
malminetsijä {n} :: prospector
malminetsintä {n} :: ore prospecting
malminlouhinta {n} :: extraction of ore
malminrikastamo {n} :: ore concentration plant, ore processing plant
malminrikastus {n} :: concentration of ore
malmio {n} :: ore body
malmipitoinen {adj} :: rich in ore
malmipitoisuus {n} :: ore content (concentration of ore in something)
malmirikas {adj} :: Rich in ore
malmirikaste {n} :: ore concentrate
malmisuoni {n} :: vein of ore
malmivarat {n} :: ore reserves
malonaatti {n} [organic chemistry] :: malonate
malonihappo {n} [chemistry] :: malonic acid
maloninitriili {n} [chemistry] :: malononitrile
maloppi {n} :: any plant of the genus Malope
maloppi {n} [in plural] :: the genus Malope
malpositio {n} [pathology] :: malposition, dystopia (abnormal position of an organ or other part of the body)
mälsä {adj} [slang] :: boring
malspiikki {n} :: marlinspike
malta {n} :: The Maltese language
Malta {prop} :: Malta
maltaasi {n} [chemistry] :: maltase
maltalainen {adj} :: Maltese
maltalainen {n} :: a Maltese
maltankielinen {adj} :: Maltese, in Maltese, Maltese language (expressed in Maltese language)
maltankoira {n} :: Maltese (dog)
maltan risti {n} [mechanics] :: Geneva wheel
maltanristi {n} :: alternative form of Maltan risti
Maltan risti {n} :: Maltese cross (symbol)
malthusilaisuus {n} :: Malthusianism
maltillinen {adj} :: moderate (e.g. politician), sober, level-headed
maltillinen {adj} :: calm, collected, self-possessed
maltillisesti {adv} :: calmly
maltillisesti {adv} [politics] :: moderately
maltillistua {vi} :: To become more moderate
maltillisuus {n} :: moderation (state or quality of being moderate; avoidance of extremes)
maltitoli {n} [chemistry] :: maltitol
maltiton {adj} :: impatient
maltittomasti {adv} :: impatiently
maltittomuus {n} :: impatience
malto {n} :: flesh (soft, often edible, parts of fruits, vegetables, mushrooms)
maltodekstriini {n} [chemistry] :: maltodextrin
maltoinen {adj} :: pulpy, fleshy, succulent
maltoosi {n} :: maltose
maltsa {n} :: saltbush, orach (plant of the genus Atriplex)
malttaa {vt} [auxiliary + infinitive] :: to have patience (to do something)
malttaa mielensä {v} :: To contain oneself
malttamaton {adj} :: impatient
malttamaton {adj} :: hasty, anxious (full of anxiety)
malttamattomasti {adv} :: impatiently
malttamattomuus {n} :: impatience
malttaminen {n} :: having patience (to do something)
malttavainen {adj} :: patient, indulgent, tolerant
malttavaisuus {n} :: patience, indulgence, tolerance
maltti {n} :: patience
maltti {n} :: temper; in the expression menettää malttinsa, to lose one's temper
maltti on valttia {proverb} :: patience is a virtue
malva {n} :: mallow (flowering plant in the taxonomic family Malvaceae, especially in the genus Malva)
malvaseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius malachius
Malviina {prop} :: given name
malvikki {n} :: lavatera (plant of the genus Lavatera)
malvikki {n} [in plural] :: the genus Lavatera
malvio {n} :: any plant of the genus Sphaeralcea
malvio {n} [in plural] :: the genus Sphaeralcea
mamba {n} :: mamba
mamelukki {n} :: mameluke
mamero {n} [derogatory] :: mama's boy (male person who is or is claimed to be overly attached to or influenced by his mother)
mamero {n} :: sissy (of a male, overly timid and unassertive)
mami {n} [colloquial] :: mom, mum
mamis {n} [derogatory] :: mama's boy (male person who is or is claimed to be overly attached to or influenced by his mother)
mamis {n} :: sissy (of a male, overly timid and unassertive)
mamis {n} :: in plural, men's long underpants
mamma {n} [dialectal] :: mama
mamma {n} [colloquial] :: An elder, plump woman
mammalogia {n} [zoology] :: mammalogy
mammanpoika {n} [derogatory] :: mama's boy, momma's boy, mollycoddle (male person who is or is claimed to be overly attached to or influenced by his mother)
mammanpoika {n} :: sissy (of a male, overly timid and unassertive)
mämmi {n} :: A traditional Finnish Easter dessert made from rye flour, malted rye, molasses and orange zest
mämmikoura {n} [colloquial] :: butterfingers (someone prone to dropping things)
mammografia {n} :: mammography
mammografiakuva {n} :: mammogram
mammona {n} :: mammon, Mammon (wealth, material avarice)
mammoplastia {n} :: mammoplasty, mastoplasty
mammutti {n} :: mammoth
mammuttimainen {adj} :: mammoth
mammuttipetäjä {n} :: giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum)
mamselli {n} [dated] :: mamzelle, mademoiselle
mamsellimylly {n} :: a type of tower mill that has bearings between the cap and the base
mamu {n} [colloquial] :: immigrant
mamupatja {n} [slang, derogatory] :: A (non-immigrant) woman who sleeps with (non-white) immigrant or refugee men
mana {n} :: death, Death (personification of death)
mana {n} :: mana
manaaja {n} :: exorcist
manaaminen {n} :: exorcising, driving out
manaaminen {n} :: swearing, cursing, damning
manaatti {n} :: manatee
manageri {n} :: manager (of a business etc.)
manailla {v} :: To swear (to use offensive language)
manailu {n} :: swearing
manala {n} [Finnish mythology] :: The place where people go after death
manala {n} :: Any mythical underworld
manat {n} :: manat (currencies of Azerbaidzhan and Turkmenistan)
manata {vt} [religion] :: To exorcise, drive out (evil spirits)
manata {vi} :: To swear, curse, damn
manata {vt} :: To invoke, call/dredge up
manata {vt} :: To urge, (colloquial English) to egg on
manaus {n} :: incantation
manaus {n} :: exorcism
mandaatti {n} :: mandate
mandaattialue {n} :: mandate, mandated territory
mandala {n} :: mandala
mandariini {n} :: mandarin (fruit)
mandariini {n} :: mandarin (Chinese bureaucrat)
mandariini {n} :: Mandarin; short of mandariinikiina (language)
mandariinikala {n} :: a mandarin fish, Synchiropus splendidus
mandariinikiina {n} :: Mandarin (language)
Mandelbrotin fraktaali {n} [math] :: synonym of Mandelbrotin joukko
Mandelbrotin joukko {n} [math] :: Mandelbrot set
mandibula {n} :: mandible
mandibulaarinen {adj} :: mandibular
mandoliini {n} :: mandolin
mandoliini {n} :: mandoline
mandrilli {n} :: mandrill, Mandrillus sphinx
manebi {n} :: maneb (foliate fungicide)
maneeri {n} :: mannerism
maneerimainen {adj} :: regular, mannered
maneerimaisesti {adv} :: manneristically
maneerimaisuus {n} :: regularness, manneredness
maneerinen {adj} :: mannered (having mannerisms)
maneeristua {vi} :: To become mannered
maneesi {n} :: riding hall (building designed for indoor horse riding)
maneetti {n} :: An animal belonging to the families Ctenophora (comb jellies) or Scyphozoa (jellyfish)
manga {n} :: manga
mangaani {n} :: manganese
mangaanidioksidi {n} [chemistry] :: manganese dioxide
mangaanirauta {n} :: ferromanganese
mangani {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of manga
manganiini {n} :: manganin
manganiitti {n} [mineral] :: manganite
mango {n} :: mango (fruit)
mango {n} :: long-nosed kusimanse, common kusimanse, cusimanse (Crossarchus obscurus)
mangolassi {n} :: mango lassi (beverage made of yogurt, milk and mango pulp)
mangoldi {n} :: chard, Swiss chard, spinach beet, Beta vulgaris var. cicla
mangostani {n} :: mangosteen
mangrove {n} :: mangrove (tropical tree or shrub of any taxon that grows on waterlogged brackish soils)
mangrovemetsä {n} :: mangrove forest
mangunta {n} :: whining, begging
mangusti {n} :: mongoose
mani {n} [colloquial] :: money
Máni {prop} :: Mani (peninsula on the Peloponnese, Greece)
-mania {suffix} :: -mania
mania {n} :: mania
manierismi {n} :: Mannerism (style of art)
manifestaatio {n} :: manifestation
manifesti {n} :: manifesto
manifesti {n} :: manifest
manifestinen {adj} [medical] :: manifest
manifestoida {vt} :: To manifest
manifestoitua {vi} :: To manifest (oneself)
manifestoituminen {n} :: manifesting (oneself)
manikealainen {n} :: A Manichaean
manikealainen {adj} :: Manichaean
manikealaisuus {n} [religion, philosophy] :: Manichaeism
manikyristi {n} :: manicurist
manikyyri {n} :: The act of having one's fingernails tended, a manicure
manila {n} :: manila (hemp)
manilahamppu {n} :: Manila hemp
manini {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of mani
maniokki {n} :: cassava (Manihot esculenta)
manipulaatio {n} :: manipulation
manipulaattori {n} :: manipulator
manipuloida {vt} :: To manipulate
manipuloija {n} :: manipulator (one who manipulates)
manipuloiminen {n} :: manipulating
manipulointi {n} :: manipulation
Manitoba {prop} :: Manitoba
manjaana {n} :: mañana
mankeli {n} :: mangle, wringer (device with two rollers for squeezing water out of clothes)
mankeloida {v} :: To wring, mangle
mankelointi {n} :: wringing, mangling
mänkeri {n} :: A traditional Western Finnish instrument resembling a clarinet and often made of pinewood
mänki {n} :: batch (mix of raw materials from which glass is made by heating)
mankka {n} [colloquial] :: boom box
mankka {n} [colloquial] :: tape recorder
mankku {n} [colloquial] :: tape recorder, magnetophone
manksi {n} :: The Manx Gaelic language
mankua {vi} :: To beg
mankua {vi} :: To whine
mankuja {n} :: beggar, whiner
mankuminen {n} :: begging, whining
mänkyä {v} [dialectal] :: to moan
manna {n} [Bible] :: manna (food substance)
manna {n} :: manna (any good thing)
manna {n} :: semolina
männä {adj} [dialectal] :: in previous, last
männä {vi} [dialectal] :: To go
mannaani {n} [biochemistry] :: mannan
mannapuuro {n} :: semolina pudding (porridge made of semolina grains)
mannasaarni {n} :: manna ash, Fraxinus ornis (tree)
mannasokeri {n} [rare] :: synonym of mannoosi
mannasuurimo {n} :: a single grain of semolina
manne {n} [derogatory] :: A Romani man
Manne {prop} :: given name
mannekiini {n} [dated] :: A model, mannequin (person employed for modeling clothes, make-up etc.)
mannekiini {n} :: A dummy
mannekiini {n} [figuratively] :: A showpiece; something or someone used as real-life example, either good or bad
mannekiinikoulu {n} :: mannequin school
manner {n} :: mainland (main landmass of a country, continent or sometimes of a group of islands)
manner {n} [geology] :: continent
manner {n} [as modifier in compound terms] :: continental (of or pertaining to a continent)
Mannerheim {prop} :: surname
mannerilmasto {n} :: continental climate
mannerjää {n} :: icecap
mannerjäätikkö {n} :: continental glacier, ice sheet (permanent body of ice that covers an area larger than 50,000 sq.km)
mannerjalusta {n} :: continental shelf
manner-Kiina {prop} :: alternative case form of Manner-Kiina
Manner-Kiina {prop} :: mainland China
mannerkiinalainen {n} :: mainland Chinese (person living in or originating from mainland China)
mannerkiinalainen {adj} :: mainland Chinese (of or pertaining to mainland China)
mannerlaatta {n} [geology, seismology] :: tectonic plate
mannerliikunta {n} :: continental drift
mannerliikunto {n} :: continental drift
mannermaa {n} :: synonym of manner
mannermaajalusta {n} [dated] :: synonym of mannerjalusta
mannermaalainen {n} :: mainlander
mannermaansulkemus {n} [historical] :: alternative form of mannermaasulkemus
mannermaasulkemus {n} [historical] :: Continental System, Continental Blockage (foreign policy of Napoleon I of France against the United Kingdom during the Napoleonic Wars, which brought into effect a large-scale embargo against British trade)
mannermainen {adj} :: continental (of or relating to a continent or continents)
mannermainen {adj} :: continental (characteristic of the style of continental Europe)
mannermaisesti {adv} :: continentally
mannermaisuus {n} :: continentality
mannerrinne {n} [geology] :: continental slope
Manner-Suomi {prop} :: mainland Finland (Finland not including Aland and possibly not including other islands, such as the Turku archipelago)
mannerten liikkuminen {n} :: continental drift
mannertenvälinen {adj} :: intercontinental
männikkö {n} :: pine forest
Manninen {prop} :: surname
männistö {n} :: synonym of männikkö
Männistö {prop} :: surname
mannitoli {n} [chemistry] :: mannitol
mannoosi {n} [organic compound] :: mannose
männynhavu {n} :: pine needle
männynherkkutatti {n} :: A bolete, Boletus pinophilus
männynkääpä {n} [mushroom] :: red ring rot, white speck, Phellinus pini
männynkaarna {n} :: pine bark
männynkäkkärä {n} :: twisted pine
männynkäkkyrä {n} :: synonym of männynkäkkärä
männynkäpy {n} :: pine cone
männynleppärousku {n} :: saffron milk-cap, Lactarius deliciosus
männynneulanen {n} :: pine needle
männynrousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius musteus
männynrunko {n} :: trunk of a pine
männynsiemen {n} :: pine nut
männyntuoksuvalmuska {n} :: synonym of tuoksuvalmuska
männynversosyöpä {n} :: synonym of versosyöpä
manometri {n} :: manometer
manööveri {n} :: maneuver, manoeuvre
manöveroida {v} :: To manoeuvre/maneuver
manöverointi {n} :: manoeuvring
manövroida {v} :: alternative form of manöveroida
mansaarenkissa {n} :: Manx cat
Mansaari {prop} :: Isle of Man
mansardikatto {n} :: A gambrel roof
Manse {prop} :: Manse (commonly used nickname of Tampere, a <<city>> of 200,000 people in <<c/Finland>>)
mansetti {n} [dialectal] :: cuff
mansi {n} :: Mansi (person)
mansi {n} :: Mansi (language)
mansikankukka {n} :: strawberry flower
mansikanpunainen {adj} :: strawberry red
mansikka {n} :: strawberry
mansikka-aika {n} :: strawberry season
mansikkahillo {n} :: strawberry jam
mansikkainen {adj} :: strawberryish (including strawberries to the extent that it characterizes the taste and feel of a food or drink)
mansikkainen {adj} :: strawberryish (having the aroma of strawberry)
mansikkajäätelö {n} :: strawberry ice cream
mansikkajauhiainen {n} :: honey suckle whitefly, strawberry whitefly, Aleyrodes lonicerae
mansikkakakku {n} :: strawberry cake
mansikkakeitto {n} :: strawberry soup
mansikkaluomi {n} [pathology] :: hemangioma
mansikkamaa {n} :: strawberry field, strawberry bed
mansikkamaito {n} :: strawberry milk
mansikkamehu {n} :: strawberry juice
mansikkapaikka {n} :: a place where strawberries are found
mansikkapelto {n} :: strawberry field
mansikkapenkki {n} :: strawberry bed
mansikkapiirakka {n} :: strawberry pie
mansikkapinaatti {n} :: leafy goosefoot, Blitum virgatum (plant in the amaranth family formerly used as leaf vegetable)
mansikkapuu {n} :: strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo) (evergreen shrub or small tree in the family Ericaceae)
mansikkasammakko {n} :: strawberry poison-dart frog, Dendrobates pumilio syn. Oophaga pumilio
mansikkatorttu {n} :: strawberry cake, strawberry tart
mansikkaviljelys {n} :: strawberry plantation
mäntä {n} :: piston
mäntä {n} :: synonym of härkin
mäntähöyrykone {n} :: steam engine (piston engine driven by steam)
mäntäkone {n} :: piston machine, reciprocating machine
mäntämoottori {n} :: piston engine
mäntämoottorikone {n} :: piston engine machine
mäntäpumppu {n} :: piston pump
mäntäventtiili {n} :: piston valve
manteli {n} :: almond
mantelihapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula integra
mantelihappo {n} :: mandelic acid
mantelijuoma {n} :: almond milk
mantelikivi {n} [mineral] :: mandlestone, amygdaloid
mantelikuorrutus {n} :: A garnish made with almonds
mantelilastu {n} :: almond flake
mantelimaito {n} :: almond milk
mantelimassa {n} :: almond paste
manteliöljy {n} :: almond oil
mantelipilvi {n} :: lenticular cloud
mantelipuu {n} :: almond tree (Prunus dulcis)
mantelisilmäinen {adj} :: almond-eyed
mantelitumake {n} [anatomy] :: amygdala
mantelivoi {n} :: almond butter
mantere {n} :: alternative form of manner
mantereinen {adj} :: Continental
mantereisuus {n} :: continentality
-mantia {suffix} :: -mancy
mantilja {n} :: mantilla
mantissa {n} [mathematics] :: mantissa (decimal part of a logarithm)
manto {n} [botany] :: sapwood
mantra {n} :: mantra
mantsa {n} [school slang] :: geography (as a school subject)
Mäntsälä {prop} :: Mäntsälä (municipality)
mäntsäläinen {adj} :: alternative form of mäntsäläläinen
mäntsäläinen {n} :: alternative form of mäntsäläläinen
mäntsäläläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Mäntsälä
mäntsäläläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Mäntsälä
mantšu {n} :: A Manchu (person)
mantšu {n} :: The Manchu language
Mantšukuo {prop} [historical] :: Manchukuo (Japanese-controlled puppet state)
Mantšuria {prop} :: Manchuria
mantšurialainen {adj} :: Manchurian
mantšurialainen {n} :: A Manchurian (person)
Mänttä {prop} :: Mänttä (town)
manttaali {n} [historical] :: A figure representing the relative production potential of a farm, introduced in Sweden in 1500's as taxation unit and to allocate exploitation rights to common lands and waters
Mänttäri {prop} :: surname
Mänttä-Vilppula {prop} :: Mänttä-Vilppula (town/and/municipality)
mänttävilppulalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Mänttä-Vilppula
mänttävilppulalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Mänttä-Vilppula
mantteli {n} :: overcoat, greatcoat (long, woollen and heavy overcoat, especially one used by the military)
manttelinperijä {n} :: successor
mäntti {n} :: mook (disagreeable or incompetent person)
mantu {n} [rare] :: ground, soil; especially in connection of ownership
mantuseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius umbrinolens
mänty {n} :: pine (tree of the genus Pinus)
mänty {n} :: pine, pinewood (wood of pine tree)
mänty {n} :: Scots pine, Pinus sylvestris
mäntyalue {n} :: pine area, pine region
mäntyhalko {n} :: piece of pine firewood
Mäntyharju {prop} :: Mäntyharju (municipality)
Mäntyharju {prop} :: surname
mäntyharjulainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Mäntyharju
mäntyharjulainen {n} :: a person from or living in Mäntyharju
mäntyhirsi {n} :: pine log
mäntyinen {adj} :: Consisting of pine wood
mäntyinen {adj} :: Having pine trees, piny
mäntykangas {n} :: A type of boreal forest consisting mostly of pine trees
mäntykehrääjä {n} :: pine-tree lappet, a moth (Dendrolimus pini)
mäntykiitäjä {n} :: pine hawk-moth (Sphinx pinastri)
mäntykukka {n} :: pinesap (Monotropa hypopitys)
Mäntylä {prop} :: surname
Mäntylä {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
mäntylaji {n} :: species of pine
mäntylauta {n} :: pine board
mäntymetsä {n} :: pine forest
mäntymetsikkö {n} :: small pine forest
mäntymittari {n} :: bordered white, a moth (Bupalus piniaria)
Mäntynen {prop} :: surname
mäntyöljy {n} :: pine oil
mäntypaneeli {n} :: pine panel
mäntypistiäinen {n} :: any of the various species of family Diprionidae the larvae of which cause damage to pines
mäntypuu {n} :: pine
mäntypuu {n} :: pine wood
Mäntyranta {prop} :: surname
mäntysaippua {n} :: pine soap (soap made of extracts from pines)
mäntysirkku {n} :: pine bunting, a bird (Emberiza leucocephalos)
mäntysuopa {n} :: soft pine soap
mänty-yökkönen {n} :: pine beauty, a moth (Panolis flammea)
manu {n} [colloquial] :: studio director
Manu {prop} :: given name
manuaali {n} :: A manual (booklet that instructs on the use of a particular machine or device)
manuaali {n} :: A manual or keyboard of a musical instrument
manuaalinen {adj} :: manual
manuaalisesti {adv} :: manually, by hand
manuaalivaihteisto {n} :: manual transmission
manuli {n} :: Pallas' cat, Otocolobus manul
manumissio {n} :: manumission
manuskripti {n} :: manuscript
manx {n} :: Manx cat
maoismi {n} :: Maoism
maolainen {adj} :: Maoist
maolainen {n} :: An advocate of Maoism
maolaisuus {n} :: Maoism
maori {n} :: A Maori (member of the indigenous people of New Zealand)
maori {n} :: The Maori language
maotakki {n} :: Mao suit
mapillinen {n} :: a binderful (of)
mapisto {n} :: collection of binders
mapittaa {v} :: to file, archive
mapittaminen {n} :: filing, archiving
mapitus {n} :: filing, archiving
mappi {n} :: binder
maquassinpäästäinen {n} :: Makwassie musk shrew, Crocidura maquassiensis (species of shrew found in South Africa, Swaziland, and Zimbabwe)
mara {n} [folklore] :: nightmare, mara (demon that causes bad dreams)
mara {n} :: mara (hare-like South American rodent of the family Dolichotis)
Mara {prop} :: given name
marabu {n} :: any of the large wading birds of the genus Leptoptilos
marabu {n} :: marabou, Leptoptilos crumeniferus
marakassi {n} [musical instruments] :: maraca
mä rakastan sua {phrase} [colloquial] :: I love you
marakatti {n} :: guenon
maraljuuri {n} :: maral root, Rhaponticum carthamoides
marasmi {n} [medicine] :: marasmus
marathi {n} :: Marathi (language)
marathinkielinen {adj} :: Marathi, Marathi language (written or expressed in Marathi)
marathinkielinen {adj} :: Marathi speaking (using Azeri as a means of daily communication)
maraton {n} [athletics] :: A marathon
maraton {n} :: A marathon (extended or sustained activity)
maratonjuoksija {n} :: marathon runner
maratonjuoksu {n} [athletics] :: marathon
maratoonari {n} :: marathon runner
maratti {n} :: woodruff (plant of the genus Asperula)
maratti {n} [in plural] :: the genus Asperula
märe {n} :: cud (food chewed for a second time by ruminants)
märehdintä {n} :: rumination
märehtiä {v} :: to chew the cud, ruminate
märehtijä {n} :: ruminant
märehtiminen {n} :: rumination
märehtiminen {n} [psychology] :: rumination
marenki {n} :: meringue
marenkikakku {n} :: meringue cake
mareografi {n} [oceanography] :: marigraph, mareograph
margai {n} :: synonym of pitkähäntäkissa
Margareeta {prop} :: given name
Margareetta {prop} :: given name, usually a middle name
margariini {n} :: margarine
marginaali {n} :: margin
marginaalinen {adj} :: marginal
marginalisoida {vt} :: to marginalize
marhaminta {n} :: halter
mari {n} :: Mari (person)
mari {n} :: Mari (language)
mari {n} [slang] :: marijuana
Mari {prop} :: given name
Mari {prop} [uncountable] :: Mari Republic
Maria {prop} :: Mary (Biblical character)
Maria {prop} :: given name
Maria Magdaleena {prop} :: Mary Magdalene [biblical character]
Marian ilmestyspäivä {n} [Christianity] :: Annunciation
Marianna {prop} :: given name
Marianne {prop} :: given name derived from French Marianne
marianpäivä {n} :: alternative case form of Marianpäivä
Marianpäivä {n} :: synonym of Marian ilmestyspäivä
marihuana {n} :: marijuana
Mariia {prop} :: given name
mariininsininen {adj} :: marine blue
Mariitta {prop} :: given name
Marika {prop} :: given name
marilainen {adj} :: Mari
marimba {n} [musical instrument] :: marimba
märin {adj} :: superlative of märkä
marina {n} :: continuing grumble, whining
marina {n} :: marina (harbour for small boats)
marinadi {n} :: marinade
marinara-kastike {n} :: marinara (sauce)
marini {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of mari
marinkielinen {adj} :: Mari, Mari-language (expressed in Mari language)
marinoida {vt} :: To marinate
marinoiminen {n} :: marinating
marinointi {n} :: marinating
marinoitu {adj} :: marinated
marinoitua {vi} :: To marinate (become marinated)
marinoituminen {n} :: becoming marinated
marionetti {n} :: marionette
marionettihallitus {n} :: puppet government
mariseva {adj} :: peevish
marisevasti {adv} :: peevishly, querulously, petulantly
marisija {n} :: kvetch
marista {vi} :: to bleat, complain, kvetch
Marita {prop} :: given name
Maritta {prop} :: given name
marja {n} :: berry
Marja {prop} :: given name
marja-aika {n} :: berry season
Marjaana {prop} :: given name. Diminutive: Jaana
marja-aronia {n} :: Sorbaronia mitschurinii
marjahillo {n} :: berry jam
marjainen {adj} :: Made of berries
marjaisa {adj} :: Rich in berries
marjaisin {adj} :: superlative of marjainen
marjakiisseli {n} :: berry soup
marjakuusi {n} :: yew (tree or shrub)
marjakuusinen {adj} :: yew (made from the wood of the yew tree)
Marja-Leena {prop} :: given name
Marja-Liisa {prop} :: given name, popular in the 1940s and the 1950s
marjamaito {n} :: Berries served in milk
marjamämmi {n} :: a type of mämmi with berries, often lingonberries, in the recipe
marjamehu {n} :: berry juice
marjametsä {n} :: a woods or forest good for finding and collecting berries
marjanpoimija {n} :: berry picker (one who collects berries)
marjanpoiminta {n} :: berry picking
marjanpoimuri {n} :: berry picker (a device)
marjanpuhdistin {n} :: a tool used to wash berries
marjaomenapuu {n} :: Siberian crabapple, Malus baccata
marjapensas {n} :: berry bush
marjapiirakka {n} :: berry pie
marjapussi {n} [literally] :: A pouch or bag of berries
marjapussi {n} [card games] :: A popular card game in Finland
marjapuuro {n} :: a porridge with berries
marjapuuro {n} :: synonym of vispipuuro
marjapuuronpunainen {adj} :: "berry porridge" red; a light desaturated red or pink, possibly with a blue/purple tint
Marja-Riitta {prop} :: given name
marjasavikka {n} :: leafy goosefoot, Blitum virgatum (plant in the amaranth family formerly used as leaf vegetable)
marjastaa {vi} :: to pick berries; collect berries
marjastaja {n} :: berry picker (person who picks berries)
marjastaja {n} :: berrypecker (any of various birds of the families Melanocharitidae and Paramythiidae native to New Guinea)
marjastaminen {n} :: picking or collecting berries
marjastus {n} :: berry-picking
marjaterttu {n} :: cluster of berries
Marja-Terttu {prop} :: given name
Marjatta {prop} :: A virgin mother in the Kalevala, resembling the Virgin Mary
Marjatta {prop} :: given name
marjaviini {n} :: berry wine (wine made of berries)
marjavuosi {n} :: year of berries (usually used when speaking of a good or bad year in terms of production of berries)
Marjo {prop} :: given name
marjoa {vi} :: To produce berries
marjonta {n} :: production of berries by plants
Marjo-Riitta {prop} :: given name
Marjukka {prop} :: given name
marjut {n} [obsolete] :: berry
Marjut {prop} :: given name
märkä {adj} :: wet
märkä {n} :: pus
märkäinen {adj} :: purulent, pussy (containing pus)
märkäkorva {n} :: greenhorn, novice, beginner, newcomer, somebody born yesterday
märkäkorva {n} [pejoratively] :: whippersnapper
märkämaalaus {n} :: wet painting, wet coating
märkäpää {n} [paper production] :: The wet end of a paper machine, i.e. the end from which the fiber mass enters the machine
märkäpaino {n} :: wet weight
märkäpaise {n} :: abscess
märkäpesäke {n} [pathology] :: An abscess
märkäpuku {n} :: wetsuit
märkärakkula {n} :: pustule
märkärupi {n} [pathology] :: impetigo
markasiitti {n} [mineral] :: marcasite
märkätila {n} :: wet room (a space in a building where water is openly used, such as a shower room)
märkä uni {n} :: wet dream
market {n} :: alternative form of marketti
Marketta {prop} :: given name
marketti {n} [colloquial] :: supermarket or hypermarket
märkiä {v} :: to suppurate
markiesje {n} :: Markiesje (dog)
markiisi {n} :: awning, blind
markiisi {n} :: marquess
markiisikangas {n} :: awning fabric
markiisikunta {n} [historical] :: march (region governed by a marquess)
markiisitar {n} :: marchioness
märkile {n} :: abscess
märkiminen {n} :: suppurating
märkivä {adj} :: purulent
markka {n} :: former Finnish currency, markka, mark
markka {n} :: mark (a currency used in many European countries, notably Germany and Finland; currently in use only in Bosnia and Herzegovina, see: convertible mark)
markka {n} :: short for Saksan markka or saksanmarkka
markka {n} :: a one-mark coin or note (see markanraha)
markka {n} [historical] :: unit of measure for weight equivalent to half a Scandinavian pound or 212.56 grams
markka {n} [colloquial, in the plural] :: money or wealth
markka {n} [slang] :: hundred, especially of speed
markka-aika {n} :: The period of time when markka (mark) was the official currency of Finland. It ended in the beginning of 2002 when Finland joined the eurozone
markkamääräinen {adj} :: measured in marks (the former Finnish currency)
markkamääräisesti {adv} :: measured in marks (currency)
Markkanen {prop} :: surname
markkeeraaminen {n} :: marking
markkeerata {vt} :: to mark
markkeri {n} :: marker
markkina {n} [usually in plural] :: market
markkina-alue {n} :: market sector
markkina-arvo {n} :: market value
markkinaehtoistuminen {n} :: marketization (exposure of service industries to market forces)
markkinahäiriö {n} :: market disruption, market failure
markkinahinta {n} :: A market price
markkinajohtaja {n} :: A market leader
markkinakauppias {n} :: market trader
markkinakausi {n} :: market season
markkinakorko {n} :: market interest rate, market rate
markkinaoikeudellinen {adj} :: pertaining to the markkinaoikeus
markkinaosuus {n} :: A market share
markkinapaikka {n} :: A marketplace
markkinaraha {n} [finance] :: money moving within a market, market money
markkinarako {n} :: market niche
markkinariski {n} :: market risk
markkinat {n} :: market
markkinat {n} :: fair, funfair (event for public entertainment and trade)
markkinatakaaja {n} [finance] :: market maker
markkinatalous {n} :: market economy
markkinatutkimus {n} :: market research
markkinavoima {n} [usually, in plural] :: market force (any of various forces which affect pricing in a market economy, principally supply and demand of products and factors of production)
markkinavoima {n} :: market power
markkinavoimat {n} :: market forces
markkinoida {vt} [economics] :: to market
markkinoija {n} :: marketer
markkinointi {n} :: marketing
markkinointijohtaja {n} :: marketing director, director of marketing
markkinointikampanja {n} :: marketing campaign
markkinointipäällikkö {n} :: marketing manager
markkreivi {n} :: A margrave
Markku {prop} :: given name
Markkula {prop} :: surname
Markkula {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Marko {prop} :: given name
Markovin ketju {n} [probability theory] :: Markov chain
marksilainen {adj} :: alternative form of marxilainen
marksilais-leniniläinen {adj} :: alternative form of marxilais-leniniläinen
marksilaisuus {n} :: Marxism
marksismi {n} :: Marxism
marksismi-leninismi {n} :: Marxism-Leninism
marksisti {n} :: Marxist
marksistinen {adj} :: Marxist
Markuksen evankeliumi {prop} [Bible] :: Gospel of Mark, Mark (one of the gospels of the Hew Testament)
Markus {prop} :: Mark the Evangelist
Markus {prop} :: given name
Marleena {prop} :: given name
marmattaa {vi} :: to grumble, grouse, complain
marmattaminen {n} :: grumbling, grousing, complaining
marmatus {n} :: grumbling, grousing, complaining
marmelaadi {n} :: alternative form of marmeladi
marmelaati {n} :: alternative form of marmeladi
marmeladi {n} :: marmalade
marmori {n} :: marble
marmorikivi {n} :: marble stone
marmorikuula {n} :: marble (spherical ball)
marmorinen {adj} :: Made of marble
marmoripatsas {n} :: marble statue
marmoroida {vt} :: to cover with marble
marmoroida {vt} :: to marble (to cause something to have the streaked or swirled appearance of certain types of marble)
marmoroiminen {n} :: covering with marble
marmorointi {n} :: marbling, covering with marble
marmoroitua {vi} :: to become marbled
marmoroituminen {n} :: becoming marbled
marmotti {n} :: A sloppy translation of marmot, (rodent of the genus Marmota)
marokiini {n} :: morocco, maroquin, marocain
Marokko {prop} :: Morocco (country in NW Africa)
marokkolainen {adj} :: Moroccan
marokkolainen {n} :: a Moroccan
marosi {n} [dialectal, Central Karelian Isthmus, obsolete] :: ice cream
marras {n} [archaic, biblical] :: dead or dying person
marras {n} [archaic] :: soul of a dead person
marras {n} [archaic] :: omen of death
marras {adj} [archaic] :: dead
marras {n} :: abbreviation of marraskuu
marraskasvi {n} [botany] :: saprophyte
marraskesi {n} [anatomy] :: stratum corneum
marraskuinen {adj} :: Pertaining to November
marraskuu {n} :: November
mars {interj} :: march! (military command)
Mars {prop} :: Mars (planet)
Mars {prop} :: Mars (Roman god)
marsala {n} :: Marsala (wine)
marsalaviini {n} :: Marsala wine
marsalkansauva {n} :: marshal's baton
marsalkka {n} :: marshal
Marseille-saippua {n} :: Marseille soap (type of soap)
Marseljeesi {prop} :: The Marseillaise
marselliini {n} :: marceline (fabric)
marshalli {n} :: Marshallese
marshallinsaarelainen {n} :: Marshall Islander, Marshallese (person)
marshallinsaarelainen {adj} :: Marshallese (of or pertaining to Marshall Islands)
Marshallinsaaret {prop} :: The Marshall Islands
marshrutka {n} :: marshrutka (share taxi in Russia, usually a minibus operating on a fixed route)
marsilainen {adj} :: Martian
marsilainen {n} :: a Martian
marsipaani {n} :: marzipan
marski {n} :: salt marsh
marskimaa {n} :: salt marsh, saltmarsh
marskinlilja {n} :: foxtail lily, a plant of the genus Eremurus
marskinlilja {n} :: Eremurus stenophyllus
marssi {n} :: march
marssia {vt} :: to march
marssija {n} :: One who marches; marcher
marssijärjestys {n} :: marching order
marssilaulu {n} :: cadence (song)
marssimurtuma {n} [pathology] :: synonym of rasitusmurtuma
marssinta {n} :: marching
marssittaa {vt} :: to march, to make march
märssykori {n} [nautical] :: crow's nest (open-top shelter atop a mast)
marsu {n} :: guinea pig, cavy (rodent)
marsupium {n} [zoology] :: marsupium
martensiitti {n} [metallurgy] :: martensite
Martikainen {prop} :: surname
martingaali {n} :: martingale
martini {n} :: martini
martinpäivä {n} :: St. Martin's Day
martio {n} :: epidermis
martioida {v} :: to emboss (to mark or decorate with a raised design or symbol, especially on paper and leather)
martiointi {n} :: embossing
marto {adj} :: infertile (unable to reproduce)
marto {n} :: matrix (material or tissue in which more specialized structures are embedded); used primarily in compound terms hiusmarto (scalp) and kynsimarto (matrix, nail matrix)
martous {n} :: infertility
martta {n} :: A female member of the Martha organisation
Martta {prop} :: Martha [biblical character]
Martta {prop} :: given name
marttakerho {n} :: Any club or meeting of the Martha organisation of Finnish homemakers
Marttala {prop} :: surname
Martti {prop} :: given name
Marttila {prop} :: surname
Marttila {prop} :: Marttila (municipality)
Marttila {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
marttilalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Marttila
marttilalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Marttila
Marttinen {prop} :: surname
marttyyri {n} :: A martyr (one who sacrifices something of great value to him, especially life, for the sake of a cause, especially a religion)
marttyyriaika {n} [historical] :: The Age of Martyrs
marttyyrius {n} :: martyrdom
marttyyriys {n} :: alternative form of marttyyrius
maruna {n} [in plural] :: Artemisia (genus in the plant family Asteraceae)
maruna {n} :: artemisia (plant in that genus)
maruna {n} :: mugwort, sagebrush, wormwood (common names of plants in that genus)
maruna {n} [dialectal, obsolete] :: absinthe, wormwood, grande wormwood, Artemisia absinthium
marxilainen {adj} :: Marxist or Marxian
marxilais-leniniläinen {adj} :: Marxist-Leninist
marxilaisuus {n} :: Marxism
marxismi {n} :: Marxism
marxismi-leninismi {n} :: Marxism-Leninism (communist ideological stream)
marxisti {n} :: Marxist
maryjane {n} :: Mary Jane (type of shoe)
maryjane {n} [in plural] :: A pair of Mary Janes
Maryland {prop} :: Maryland (state)
Masa {prop} :: A common nickname from the male given name Matti
mäsä {adj} [slang] :: broken
masariini {n} :: "mazarin"; a type of sponge cake not too dissimilar to baba that is often filled with almond paste
mascarpone {n} :: mascarpone
masennus {n} [psychology] :: depression
masennuskausi {n} :: depression, period or episode of depression
masennuslääke {n} :: antidepressant (drug)
masentaa {vt} :: To depress (mentally)
masentaminen {n} :: depressing (making depressed)
masentava {adj} :: depressing
masentua {vi} :: to become or get depressed
masentuminen {n} :: becoming or getting depressed
masentuneesti {adv} :: depressedly
masentuneisuus {n} :: depressedness
masentunut {adj} :: depressed
maser {n} :: maser
maserointi {n} :: maceration
masi {n} [military, colloquial] :: a conscript who has almost finished his service
masiina {n} [colloquial] :: machine
masinoida {v} :: To machinate
masinointi {n} :: A machination (clever plot)
masinointi {n} :: A machination (act of machinating)
masis {n} [slang] :: depression, especially a temporary one
mäsis {n} [slang] :: luck
maskara {n} :: mascara
maskaroni {n} [architecture] :: mascaron (carved, ornamental face)
maskata {v} :: To mask, make up
mäskätä {vt} [brewing] :: to mash
maskeeraaja {n} :: make-up artist
maskeeraaminen {n} :: masking
maskeeraaminen {n} :: applying makeup
maskeerata {vt} :: to mask
maskeerata {vt} :: to apply makeup to (a person)
maskeeraus {n} :: makeup, theatrical makeup
maskeradi {n} [dated] :: masquerade
maski {n} :: mask
maski {n} [sports] :: screen (player that obstructs the view of the goaltender or goalkeeper)
mäski {n} [brewing] :: mash
mäski {n} :: pomace (pulp that remains after a fruit has been pressed to extract the juice or oil)
mäski {n} [fishing] :: groundbait (bait that is cast into the water, rather than secured to a hook, in order to attract fish to the fishing area)
maskifilmi {n} :: masking film
maskini {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of maski
maskotti {n} :: mascot
Masku {prop} :: Masku (municipality)
maskulainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Masku
maskulainen {n} :: a person from or living in Masku
maskuliini {n} [grammar] :: masculine
maskuliinimuoto {n} [grammar] :: masculine form
maskuliininen {adj} :: masculine (having male qualities, not feminine or effeminate.)
maskuliinisukuinen {adj} :: in the masculine gender, masculine
maskuliinisuus {n} :: masculinity (property of being masculine, used especially of sexually attractive men)
masmalo {n} :: kidney vetch (Anthyllis vulneraria)
masmalo {n} :: any plant of the genus Anthyllis
masmalo {n} [in plural] :: the genus Anthyllis
masokismi {n} :: masochism
masokisti {n} :: masochist
masokistinen {adj} :: masochistic
masokistisesti {adv} :: masochistically
Masqat {prop} :: Masqat (capital)
massa {n} :: mass
massa {n} :: bulk
massa {n} :: paste (soft mixture)
massa-analyysi {n} :: gravimetric analysis, mass analysis
Massachusetts {prop} :: Massachusetts (state)
massadata {n} [computing, databases] :: big data
massahyödyke {n} :: commodity (undifferentiated goods)
mässäilijä {n} :: A glutton, a gormandizer (one who eats voraciously)
mässäilijä {n} :: A glutton (one who gluts himself)
mässäillä {v} :: to gourmandize
mässäillä {v} :: to glut oneself
massainen {adj} :: with a mass (of)
massakeskipiste {n} [physics] :: center of mass
massalaji {n} :: pulp grade, pulp quality
massallinen {adj} :: massive (with a mass)
massaluku {n} [chemistry] :: mass number
massamuisti {n} [computing] :: mass storage
massamurha {n} :: mass murder
massamuutto {n} :: mass migration
massaprosentti {n} :: mass percent
massaprosenttinen {adj} :: having a specific percentage by mass (usually preceded by a number in this usage)
massaprosenttinen {adj} :: measured in percentage by mass
massapsykoosi {n} :: mass psychosis
massaspektrografia {n} :: mass spectrography
massaspektrometria {n} [physics, analytical chemistry] :: mass spectrometry
massasuhde {n} [aerospace] :: mass ratio
massata {vt} :: to coat with anticorrosive material
mässätä {v} :: to stuff (to eat in a hearty or greedy manner)
massaton {adj} :: massless
massatuotanto {n} :: mass production
massaus {n} :: coating with anticorrosive material
massavirtaus {n} :: mass flow
massi {n} [dialect] :: purse, wallet
massi {n} [slang] :: money
massiivi {n} :: massif
massiivinen {adj} :: massive
massiivisesti {adv} :: massively
massiivisuus {n} :: massiveness
massoitella {vt} [architecture] :: to mass, to do massing
massoittain {adv} :: masses of (large number of)
massoittelu {n} [architecture] :: massing
massu {n} :: tummy
mässyttää {vi} [colloquial] :: to munch on
mastektomia {n} [surgery, medical terminology] :: mastectomy (surgical procedure to remove of all or part of a breast)
master {n} [BDSM] :: (male) dom
masteroida {v} :: to master (to produce a master copy of an audio recording)
masterointi {n} :: mastering (form of audio post production)
mastiffi {n} :: mastiff
mastiitti {n} :: mastitis
masto {n} [nautical] :: mast
mastodontti {n} :: mastodon
mastonkaatolaite {n} [nautical] :: tabernacle (device allowing for the easy folding of a mast)
mastoplastia {n} :: mammoplasty, mastoplasty
masturbaatio {n} :: masturbation
masturboida {v} :: To masturbate
masturboiminen {n} :: masturbating
masturbointi {n} :: masturbation
masu {n} [colloquial, childish] :: tummy
masurkka {n} [dance] :: mazurka
masuuni {n} :: blast furnace
masuunikaasu {n} :: blast furnace gas
mätä {adj} :: rotten
mätä {adj} :: fishy (suspicious; inspiring doubt)
mätä {n} :: pus
mataa {v} :: to creep, worm
mataa {v} :: to move very slowly (e.g. in a traffic jam)
matadori {n} [bullfighting] :: matador
mätäkuu {n} [calendar, dated] :: dog days (period of time, in Finland traditionally July 23rd to August 23rd)
mätäkuun juttu {n} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: canard (false or misleading report or story)
matala {adj} :: low
matala {adj} :: shallow
matalaääninen {adj} :: with a low voice
matala-aktiivinen {adj} :: with low activity, with low-level activity
matalaenergiatalo {n} :: low-energy house
matalahiilihydraattinen {adj} :: low-carb
matalahko {adj} :: lowish
matalahko {adj} :: shallowish
matalajaksoinen {adj} :: low-period
matalajalkainen {adj} :: short-legged
matalajännitteinen {adj} :: low-voltage
matalakantainen {adj} [of a shoe] :: low-heeled
matalakantainen {adj} [of a screw] :: flush-head
matalakasvuinen {adj} :: low-growing, flat-growing
matalakirkollinen {adj} :: low-church
matalakirkollisuus {n} :: Low Church
matalakorkoinen {adj} [finance] :: low-interest
matalakorkoinen {adj} [of a shoe] :: low-heeled
matalalla {adv} [static] :: low, down low
matalalle {adv} :: into being low or down low
matalalta {adv} :: from being low or down low
matalameri {n} :: shallow sea
matalamielinen {adj} :: ignoble, devious, cheap
matalamielisesti {adv} :: ignobly
matalamielisyys {n} :: ignobility, deviousness, cheapness
matalampi {adj} :: comparative of matala
matalaoktaaninen {adj} :: low-octane (of fuel, having a low octane number)
matalaotsainen {adj} :: lowbrow
matalapaine {n} [meteorology] :: depression, low pressure area
matalapaineinen {adj} :: low-pressure
matalapaineturbiini {n} :: low pressure turbine
matalapalkka-ala {n} :: low wage sector
matalapalkkainen {adj} :: low-paid
matalapalkkaisuus {n} :: being low-paid
matalarantainen {adj} [of a body of water] :: with gently sloped shores
matalareunainen {adj} :: shallow, with a low rim or edge
matalasesonki {n} :: low season, off-season
matalatasoinen {adj} :: low-level
matalatehoinen {adj} :: low-power
Mataleena {prop} :: given name
matalikko {n} :: A wash (area of shallow water)
matalikko {n} :: A bank, as an elevation or rising ground under the sea
mataloittaa {vt} :: to lower, to make something be lower
mataloitua {v} :: alternative form of madaltua
mataloituminen {n} :: synonym of madaltuminen
mataluus {n} :: lowness
mataluus {n} :: shallowness
matami {n} [colloquial, dated] :: madam
mataminen {n} :: creeping, worming
mataminen {n} :: moving very slowly (of traffic, etc.)
mätämuna {n} :: A bad egg [person]
mätäneminen {n} :: rotting
mätänemiskaasu {n} :: decomposition gas
mätänevä {adj} :: decomposable, putrescible
mätäpaise {n} [medicine] :: abscess
matara {n} [plant] :: bedstraw
mätäs {n} :: A tussock
mätässara {n} :: Carex cespitosa
mätästää {vt} [forestry] :: to perform mounding (perform on ground: digging up tussocks and placing them upside down in holes)
mätästyä {vi} :: to become tussocky
matavaa {v} :: participle singular form of matava
mateleminen {n} :: creeping, worming
mateleminen {n} :: moving very slowly (of traffic, etc.)
matelevasti {adv} :: obsequiously, fawningly
matelija {n} :: reptile
matelu {n} :: crawling
matemaatikko {n} :: mathematician
matemaattinen {adj} :: mathematical
matemaattisesti {adv} :: mathematically
matemaattistaa {vt} :: To mathematize
matemaattistua {vi} :: to become mathematical
matematiikanopettaja {n} :: maths teacher, math teacher
matematiikka {n} :: mathematics
matematiikkakone {n} :: mathematical machine
matematiikkasuoritin {n} [computing] :: math coprocessor
matematisoida {vt} :: To mathematize
matematisoitua {v} :: to be mathematized
materia {n} :: matter
materiaali {n} :: material
materiaalietu {n} :: material advantage
materiaalinen {adj} :: material, as opposed to immaterial
materiaalistaa {vt} :: To materialize
materiaalistua {vi} :: to materialize
materiaalitiede {n} :: materials science
materiaalitoiminnot {n} [logistics] :: physical operations
materialisaatio {n} :: materialization
materialismi {n} :: materialism
materialisoida {vt} :: To materialize
materialisoitua {vi} :: to materialize
materialisti {n} :: materialist
materialistinen {adj} :: materialistic
materialistisesti {adv} :: materialistically
mäti {n} :: roe (of fish)
mätiä {vi} :: To putrefy, produce pus
Matias {prop} [biblical character, obsolete] :: Matthias
Matias {prop} :: given name
Matikainen {prop} :: surname
matikka {n} [colloquial] :: burbot, Lota lota (freshwater fish)
matikka {n} [colloquial] :: mathematics (especially as a school subject)
Matilainen {prop} :: surname
Matilda {prop} :: given name
mätimuna {n} :: roe egg, a roe
matinea {n} :: matinée
mätitahna {n} :: creamed roe
matittaa {v} [chess] :: to checkmate, mate
matjessilli {n} :: matjes herring
matka {n} :: trip
matka {n} :: journey
matka {n} :: distance
matka-aika {n} :: travel time
matkaaja {n} :: traveller/traveler
matka-akku {n} [electronics] :: powerbank
matkaaminen {n} :: travelling
matkaansaattaa {v} [archaic] :: to cause, produce
matka-apuraha {n} :: travel grant
matka-arkku {n} :: trunk (chest for carrying or storing personal possessions)
mätkähdellä {vi} :: to thud repeatedly
mätkähtää {vi} :: to thud
matkailija {n} :: tourist
matkailija {n} :: traveler, traveller
matkailla {v} :: To travel (as a recreation)
matkailu {n} :: travel
matkailu {n} :: tourism
matkailuala {n} :: tourism, travel industry, travel business
matkailuauto {n} :: campervan, camper van [UK]; motor home, motorhome, recreational vehicle [US]; motorcaravan, caravanette [rare] (vehicle designed for use as living quarters, used for overnight recreational activities and travel)
matkailuelinkeino {n} :: tourism activity, business or activity related to the tourist industry
matkailukausi {n} :: tourist season
matkailukohde {n} :: tourist attraction
matkailullinen {adj} :: touristic
matkailullinen {adj} :: pertaining to travel
matkailullisesti {adv} :: touristically
matkailuneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the second rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished businesspeople in the travel or tourism industry
matkailuperävaunu {n} :: synonym of asuntovaunu
matkailuteollisuus {n} :: tourism industry
matkailutie {n} :: tourist road, tourist route
matkailutulot {n} :: profits or revenues from tourism
matkailuvaunu {n} :: synonym of asuntovaunu
mätkäistä {v} :: To slap
matkakertomus {n} :: travelogue, travel account, itinerary (description of someone's travels)
matkakirja {n} :: travel book (book about traveling)
matkakortti {n} :: travel card (card used to pay to use public transportation)
matkakorvaus {n} :: travel allowance, transport allowance
matkakoti {n} :: inn (establishment where travellers can procure lodging, often also food and drink; cheaper and more modest than a hotel)
matkakumppani {n} :: fellow traveller
matkakuva {n} :: travel picture, travel photo
matkakuvaus {n} :: description of a travel, travel details, travelogue
matkalainen {n} :: traveller, journeyer, wayfarer
matkalaukku {n} :: suitcase, trunk, portmanteau
matkalaukkuelämä {n} :: living out of a suitcase
matkalaukkulapsi {n} :: third culture kid
matkalippu {n} :: A ticket (pass entitling the holder to board a train, a plane, or other means of transportation)
matkamittari {n} :: An odometer
matkamuisto {n} :: A souvenir
matkamuistomyymälä {n} :: gift shop
matkanopeus {n} :: cruising speed, cruise speed (constant speed at which a vessel or vehicle travels under normal conditions)
matkan varrella {phrase} :: en route, along the way
matkan varrella {phrase} [idiomatic] :: down the track, down the line, down the road (further along, in terms of time or progress)
matkaopas {n} :: travel guide, guide book (book or other work designed to give tourists and other visitors information about a particular country or area)
matkaopas {n} :: guide, tour guide (person who guides tourists)
matkapahoinvointi {n} :: motion sickness (especially one caused by traveling); airsickness, carsickness, seasickness
matkapäivä {n} :: travel day, day of traveling
matkapäiväkirja {n} :: travel journal, travelogue
matkapassi {n} :: traveling passport
matkapuhelin {n} :: mobile phone, mobile telephone, cellular, cell phone
matkapyörä {n} :: touring motorcycle (motorcycle designed for long-distance journeys)
matkapyörä {n} :: touring bicycle (bicycle designed for long-distance journeys)
matkaradio {n} :: portable radio, transistor radio
matkaraha {n} [usually in the plural] :: travel money, travel allowance
matkaraportti {n} :: business trip report, business travel report (report given to one's employer by someone who travels on business)
matkareitti {n} :: itinerary (route or proposed route of a journey)
matkasänky {n} :: travel bed
matkasekki {n} :: traveller's cheque
matkaseuralainen {n} :: travel companion
matkasilitysrauta {n} :: travel iron
matkasuunnitelma {n} :: itinerary
matkata {vi} :: To travel
mätkätä {v} [rare] :: synonym of mätkäyttää
matkatavara {n} :: a piece of luggage
matkatavarakärry {n} :: luggage cart
matkatavarasäilytys {n} :: left-luggage office, cloakroom (place where luggage can be left for temporary storage)
matkatelevisio {n} :: mobile television
matkateltta {n} :: travel tent
matkatoimisto {n} :: travel agency
matkatuoli {n} :: travel chair
matkavakuutus {n} :: travel insurance
matkavalmis {adj} :: ready for travel
matkavalokuvaus {n} :: travel photography
matkavene {n} :: cruising boat
matkavuorokausi {n} :: a day or period of 24 hours of time spent during commute
mätkäyttää {vt} :: to whack, to flump
matkia {vt} [+ partitive] :: To mimic, ape; imitate, impersonate
mätkiä {v} :: To whack
matkija {n} :: imitator
matkija {n} :: wannabe
matkija {n} :: mimid (bird of the family Mimidae, including mockingbirds, thrashers, tremblers and New World catbirds)
matkiminen {n} :: mimicking, imitating, impersonating
matkimistaito {n} :: mimicry skill, imitation skill
matkinta {n} :: mimicking, imitating
matkue {n} [rare] :: A traveling party
matkustaa {vi} :: to travel
matkustaja {n} :: passenger
matkustaja {n} :: traveller
matkustaja {n} :: occupant (person who has a seat in a vehicle)
matkustaja-alus {n} :: passenger ship
matkustajajuna {n} :: passenger train
matkustajakilometri {n} :: passenger kilometer
matkustajakone {n} :: airliner, passenger plane
matkustajakoti {n} :: inn (establishment where travellers can procure lodging, often also food and drink; cheaper and more modest than a hotel)
matkustajalaiva {n} :: passenger ship
matkustajalautta {n} :: passenger ferry (ferry that carries passengers)
matkustajalentokone {n} :: passenger plane
matkustajaluettelo {n} :: manifest (a list of passengers)
matkustajamäärä {n} :: number of passengers
matkustajasilta {n} [aviation] :: passenger loading bridge, jet bridge
matkustajaterminaali {n} :: passenger terminal
matkustajavaunu {n} :: passenger car (railroad car)
matkustaminen {n} :: travelling
matkustamo {n} :: passenger compartment (space reserved for customers in a vehicle)
matkustamo {n} [aviation] :: cabin (passenger area of an airplane)
matkustamohenkilökunta {n} [aviation] :: cabin crew
matkustella {vi} :: to travel around, to travel repeatedly, to do traveling
matkustelu {n} :: travelling around, wandering
matkustus {n} :: travel
matkustuskielto {n} :: travel ban
Matleena {prop} :: given name
mato {n} :: worm
mato {n} [computing] :: worm
mato {n} [colloquial] :: maggot (soft, legless larva)
mato {n} [colloquial] :: maggot (worthless person)
mato {n} [colloquial] :: tilde
matoastia {n} :: worm bin
matogrossonvyötiäinen {n} :: southern naked-tailed armadillo, Cabassous unicinctus
matoinen {adj} :: wormy, having worms
matokäärme {n} :: any reptile of the family Leptotyphlopidae
matokäärme {n} [in plural] :: the family Leptotyphlopidae
matokomposti {n} :: vermicompost
matokompostori {n} :: vermicomposter
matokuuri {n} :: wormer (medicine used in deworming an animal)
matolääke {n} [medicine] :: anthelmintic (any drug for the treatment of intestinal worm infestation)
-maton {suffix} :: Forms negative adjectives indicating lack of an action from intransitive verbs; un- ~ -ed, etc
-maton {suffix} :: Forms negative adjectives indicating lack of action upon the object from transitive verbs; un- ~ -ed
-maton {suffix} :: Forms negative adjectives indicating incapability from transitive verbs; in- ~ -able
matonen {n} :: small worm
matonkude {n} :: carpet rag
matonpesu {n} :: carpet washing
matonpesuharja {n} :: carpet washing brush
matonpesulaituri {n} :: synonym of mattolaituri
matonpesupaikka {n} :: carpet washing place (a public amenity with equipment for washing and drying carpets)
mato-onki {n} :: worm fishing rod
matopeli {n} :: Snake (game)
matori {n} :: Mator (extinct Samoyedic language)
matosyötti {n} :: worm bait
matriarkaalinen {adj} :: matriarchal
matriarkaalisuus {n} :: matriarchalism
matriarkaatti {n} :: matriarchate
matriarkaatti {n} :: matriarchy
matriarkka {n} :: matriarch
matriisi {n} [math, computing] :: matrix
matriisialgebra {n} [math, linear algebra] :: matrix algebra
matriisielementti {n} [quantum mechanics] :: matrix coefficient, matrix element
matriisikirjoitin {n} :: dot matrix printer
matriisinormi {n} [linear algebra] :: matrix norm
matriisitulo {n} [linear algebra] :: matrix product
matriisiyhtälö {n} [linear algebra] :: matrix equation
matrikkeli {n} :: A catalogue of members of a club, profession or other defined group of people such as alumni of a school
matrikkelitieto {n} [figuratively] :: scarce or rare information, tidbit
matrilineaarinen {adj} :: matrilineal
matrilineaarisuus {n} :: matrilineality
matronyymi {n} :: matronym
matroona {n} [historical] :: A housewife in ancient Rome
matroona {n} :: matron (woman with staid or motherly manners)
matruusi {n} [military ranks] :: A seaman (lowest rank in the navy)
mätsätä {vi} [colloquial] :: to match
matsi {n} [colloquial] :: match (sporting event)
matsku {n} [colloquial] :: material
matsku {n} [colloquial] :: maths
matsutake {n} :: matsutake (mushroom Tricholoma matsutake)
Matt. {prop} [Bible] :: abbreviation of Matteuksen evankeliumi
matta {adj} :: matte
mättää {v} :: to shovel
mättää {v} :: to pack
mättää {v} [colloquial, ~ ruokaa] :: to eat
mättää {v} [colloquial] :: to be wrong, to be a problem, to not add up
mättäikkö {n} :: ground with many tussocks
mattalakka {n} :: matte lacquer
mattamusta {adj} :: matte black
mattapaperi {n} :: matte paper
mattapintainen {adj} :: with a matte surface finish
Matteuksen evankeliumi {prop} [Bible] :: Gospel of Matthew, Matthew (one of the gospels of the Hew Testament)
Matteus {prop} [biblical character] :: Matthew
Matteus {prop} :: given name, rare in this form. Normal given name forms: Matias, Matti
matti {n} :: checkmate (conclusive victory in chess)
matti {n} [colloquial, idiomatic] :: State of being absolutely sure
matti {n} [idiomatic] :: State of being out of cash
Matti {prop} :: given name
Matti {prop} :: The letter "M" in the Finnish tavausaakkoset, a spelling system similar to ICAO spelling alphabet
Mattias {prop} [biblical character] :: Matthias
Mattias {prop} :: given name, rare in this form
mattiasema {n} [chess] :: a position in which a checkmate has occurred
Mattila {prop} :: surname
Mattila {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
mattimeikäläinen {n} :: Tom, Dick or Harry
Matti Meikäläinen {n} :: John Doe, Joe Average, Joe Public (hypothetical average or generic individual; the common man)
mattimyöhäinen {n} [idiomatic] :: a male latecomer
Mattinen {prop} :: surname
matto {n} :: carpet, mat, rug
matto {n} [figuratively] :: mat (chiefly in compound terms, thick layer of something that resembles a mat or carpet)
matto {n} [athletics] :: mat (floor pad to protect athletes)
matto {n} :: mat, blasting mat (heavy, flexible cover, often made of used rubber tires and used to prevent debris from flying around during rock blasting)
matto {n} [dialectal] :: tapestry, esp. of rya type
matto {n} :: synonym of kuli
mattoharja {n} :: carpet brush
mattolaituri {n} :: a floating dock#Etymology 3 or jetty with equipment for washing rugs and carpets
-mattomuus {suffix} :: A deverbal suffix that, when attached to the stem of a verb, transforms the verb to a noun which means lack of activity, failure or refusal to do something. The stem is often modified in the process
mattopiiska {n} :: carpetbeater
mattopuukko {n} :: synonym of mattoveitsi
mattoteippi {n} :: carpet tape (double-sided tape suitable for attaching carpets to the floor)
mattoteline {n} :: carpet stand, carpet rack
mattoveitsi {n} :: utility knife, box cutter, Stanley knife, razor blade knife, carpet knife, stationery knife
matu {n} [colloquial, derogatory, Internet slang] :: immigrant, asylum seeker
maturaatio {n} :: maturation
maturiteetti {n} [finance] :: maturity
mau {interj} :: the sound a cat makes; meow
maukas {adj} :: tasty
maukkaampi {adj} :: comparative of maukas
maukkaasti {adv} :: tastily
maukkaus {n} :: alternative form of maukkuus
maukkuus {n} :: tastiness
maukua {v} :: to meow
maukua {v} :: to speak in a meowing tone as in order to complain, beg or ask for something
maukuna {n} :: meowing
Mauno {prop} :: given name
Maunu {prop} :: given name
Maunu {prop} :: surname
Maunula {prop} :: surname
Maunula {prop} :: A Finnish placename, e.g. a suburb of Helsinki
Maununen {prop} :: surname
mauri {n} [historical] :: Moor (member of a North African ethnic group)
Mauri {prop} :: given name
mauriainen {n} :: black garden ant, Lasius niger
maurilainen {adj} :: Moorish (of or pertaining to the Moors or their culture)
maurilainen {adj} [architecture] :: Moorish
maurilainen {n} :: cadelle beetle (Tenebroides mauritanicus)
maurilainen {n} :: bargeman (maggot of cadelle beetle)
maurilainen {n} [dated] :: Moor (person)
maurinmalva {n} :: A cultivar of common mallow, Malva sylvestris mauritiana, used as decorative plant, in salads, as tea and in herbal medicine
Mauritania {prop} :: Mauritania (country)
Mauritius {prop} :: Mauritius
mauseri {n} [colloquial] :: vernier caliper (type of precision calipers originally patented by Mauser Werke)
mauseri {n} [colloquial] :: Mauser (any firearm produced by this company, especially a pistol)
mausoleumi {n} :: mausoleum
maustaa {vt} :: To season (to flavour food with spices, herbs or salt)
maustaa {vt} :: To spice (to add spice/spices to)
maustaa {vt} :: To flavour/flavor (to add flavoring)
maustaa {vt} :: To salt (to include colorful language)
maustamaton {adj} :: unflavored, natural, unspiced
maustaminen {n} :: seasoning (adding seasoning)
maustaminen {n} :: spicing (adding spices)
maustaminen {n} :: flavoring (adding flavor or flavoring)
mauste {n} :: flavoring/flavouring, seasoning, flavor/flavour, condiment (substance used to produce a taste)
mauste {n} :: spice (any variety of spice)
mausteastia {n} :: spice container
maustebasilika {n} [plant] :: basil, Ocimum basilicum
maustefenkoli {n} :: sweet fennel, Roman fennel, Foeniculum vulgare var. dulce (variety of fennel grown primarily for its pleasant-tasting aromatic seeds)
maustehylly {n} :: spice shelf
mausteikko {n} :: cruet
mausteinen {adj} :: spicy, savoury
maustekastike {n} :: spicy sauce, savoury sauce, seasoning
maustekasvi {n} :: aromatic plant, spice, potherb
maustekirveli {n} :: garden chervil, French parsley (the plant Anthriscus cerefolium)
maustekrassi {n} :: wasabi (plant)
maustekurkku {n} :: A pickle (cucumber preserved in vinegar)
maustekurkuma {n} :: turmeric (herb, Curcuma longa)
maustemeirami {n} [plant] :: marjoram, Origanum majorana
mausteneilikka {n} :: clove tree, Syzygium aromaticum
mausteneilikka {n} :: clove [spice]
maustepippuri {n} :: allspice [spice]
maustepippuri {n} :: allspice [tree]
maustesahrami {n} :: A saffron or saffron crocus, Crocus sativus
maustesuola {n} :: seasoned salt (mixture of herbs, spices and salt, used as seasoning)
mausteteline {n} :: spice rack
maustevoi {n} :: seasoned butter
maustua {vi} :: to become spiced
maustuminen {n} :: becoming spiced, seasoned or flavored
mauto {n} [slang] :: light motorized quadricycle
mauton {adj} :: Tasteless
mauttomasti {adv} :: tastelessly
mauttomuus {n} :: tastelessness
mau’unta {n} :: meow, the act of meowing
Maxwellin demoni {n} :: Maxwell's demon
maya {n} :: Maya, Mayan (person)
mayaintiaani {n} :: Maya Indian, Maya
mayakieli {n} :: Mayan (any of the Mayan languages)
mayakulttuuri {n} :: Maya (acient Mesoamerican civilization)
mäyrä {n} :: The Eurasian badger or European badger (Meles meles)
mäyrä {n} :: Any of the badger species
mäyräkoira {n} :: dachshund
mäyräkoira {n} [colloquial] :: A set of twelve beer bottles (compare six pack)
mäystin {n} :: A loop on the ski which is used to fasten the shoes
mbuti {n} [in plural] :: the Mbuti (pygmy people living in the NE Congo)
mbuti {n} :: Mbuti (member of that people)
mbuti {n} :: Mbuti (language of that people)
me {pron} :: we
meanderi {n} :: Greek key, meander (pattern)
meanderi {n} :: meander (sinuous turn or winding in a watercourse produced by the stream eroding its banks)
meanderinauha {n} :: embroidered band with a meander pattern
meän kieli {n} :: alternative spelling of meänkieli
meänkieli {n} :: Meänkieli (Finnic language spoken in northern Sweden)
meänkielinen {adj} :: Pertaining to or characteristic of Meänkieli
mebitavu {n} :: mebibyte
Mecklenburg-Etu-Pommeri {prop} :: Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Bundesstaat of Germany)
medaljonki {n} :: locket
medaljonki {n} :: medallion
medestäjä {n} :: sunbird (bird of the family Nectariniidae)
medetomidiini {n} :: medetomidine (synthetic drug)
media {n} :: media
media-ala {n} :: media branch
mediaalinen {adj} [anatomy] :: medial (pertaining to the inside; closer to the midline)
mediaani {n} [statistics] :: median
mediaanitaso {n} [anatomy] :: median plane (imaginary plane which divides the body evenly to the left and right halves)
mediakasvatus {n} :: media education (education for developing media literacy among students)
mediakeskus {n} :: media center
mediakritiikki {n} :: media criticism
mediakulttuuri {n} :: media culture
medialukutaito {n} :: media literacy
medianomi {n} :: A Finnish polytechnic level degree in media studies
mediantti {n} [music] :: mediant
mediaseksikäs {adj} :: something thought to be attractive by news media, mediagenic
mediasirkus {n} :: media circus
mediasoitin {n} :: media player
mediataide {n} :: new media art
mediataiteilija {n} :: new media artist
mediatapahtuma {n} :: media event
mediatiede {n} :: media studies (aademic discipline)
mediatoimisto {n} :: media agency
mediatoistin {n} :: synonym of mediasoitin
mediatutkimus {n} :: media research
medievalismi {n} :: medievalism
medikaani {n} [meteorology] :: medicane
medikalisaatio {n} :: medicalization
medisiina {n} [colloquial, rare] :: synonym of lääketiede
medisiinari {n} [colloquial] :: medical student
medisiininen {adj} [colloquial] :: synonym of lääketieteellinen
meditaatio {n} :: meditation
meditoida {vi} :: To meditate
meditointi {n} :: meditation
meduusa {n} :: jellyfish
meduusa {n} :: true jellyfish, scyphozoan (species in class Scyphozoa)
meduusa {n} :: medusa
Meduusa {prop} [Greek mythology] :: Medusa
meedialainen {n} [historical] :: Mede (individual belonging to Medes people of ancient Iran)
meedialainen {adj} :: of or pertaining to Media (ancient kingdom)
meedio {n} :: (spiritual) medium
meelia {n} :: bead tree, Melia azedarach
meemi {n} :: meme
meemipooli {n} [philosophy] :: meme pool (set of all memes present in a given human population)
Meeri {prop} :: given name
meesjuusto {n} :: brunost (brown Norwegian whey-cheese with a strong, sweet flavor)
meetvursti {n} :: Mettwurst, an uncooked German sausage
Mefisto {prop} :: Mephisto, Mephistopheles (fictional character)
Mefistofeles {n} :: synonym of Mefisto
mefistomainen {adj} :: Mephistophelean
mega- {prefix} :: mega-
mega {n} [computing, colloquial] :: short for megatavu
mega {n} [computing, colloquial] :: short for megabitti
megabitti {n} [computing] :: megabit
megafoni {n} :: megaphone
megahertsi {n} :: megahertz
megahitti {n} :: megahit
megajoule {n} :: megajoule
megaliitti {n} :: megalith
megaliittikulttuuri {n} :: megalithic culture
megaliittinen {adj} :: megalithic
megaloblasti {n} :: megaloblast
megaloblastianemia {n} [pathology] :: megaloblastic anemia
megalopoli {n} :: megalopolis
megapikseli {n} :: megapixel
megapoli {n} :: megapolis
megaron {n} [historical] :: megaron
megasporangio {n} [botany] :: megasporangium
megaspori {n} [botany] :: megaspore
megatähti {n} :: megastar
megatavu {n} :: megabyte
megatonni {n} :: megaton
megatrendi {n} :: megatrend
megawatti {n} :: megawatt
megawattitunti {n} :: megawatt-hour (unit of energy)
mehelynhevosenkenkäyökkö {n} :: Mehely's horseshoe bat, Rhinolophus mehelyl
me-henki {n} :: group spirit
mehevä {adj} :: juicy, lush, succulent
mehevälehtinen {adj} :: with succulent leaves
mehevästi {adv} :: juicily, lushly, succulently
mehevöittää {vt} :: to make juicy or juicier, to make lush or lusher
mehevöityä {vi} :: to become (more) juicy
mehevyys {n} :: juiciness, lushness, succulence
mehi {n} [obsolete] :: sap, juice, nectar
mehikasvi {n} :: succulent (succulent plant)
mehiläinen {n} :: bee
mehiläishaukka {n} :: a honey buzzard; Pernis apivorus
mehiläishoitaja {n} :: beekeeper, apiarist
mehiläishoito {n} :: apiculture, beekeeping
mehiläiskenno {n} :: honeycomb
mehiläiskuhnuri {n} :: drone bee
mehiläiskuningatar {n} :: queen bee
mehiläisleipä {n} [beekeeping] :: beebread
mehiläispako {n} [beekeeping] :: bee escape
mehiläisparvi {n} :: A swarm of bees
mehiläispesä {n} :: beehive
mehiläispönttö {n} [colloquial] :: An artificial beehive (man-made structure in which bees are kept for their honey)
mehiläissyöjä {n} :: bee-eater (any bird in the family Meropidae)
mehiläissyöjä {n} :: European bee-eater (Merops apiaster)
mehiläistäi {n} :: bee louse
mehiläistanssi {n} :: waggle dance
mehiläistarha {n} [agriculture] :: An apiary
mehiläistarhuri {n} :: beekeeper, apiarist
mehiläistutkimus {n} :: apiology (scientific study of bees)
mehiläisvaha {n} :: beeswax
mehiläisyhdyskunta {n} :: bee colony
mehilehti {n} :: any plant of the genus Cotyledon
mehilehti {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Cotyledon
mehilehtinen {adj} :: succulent-leaved
mehiruusuke {n} :: echeveria (any plant of the genus Echeveria)
mehiruusuke {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Echeveria
mehitähti {n} :: houseleek
mehtikana {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of riekko
mehu {n} :: juice (liquid from a plant or a beverage made of them)
mehu {n} :: cordial (concentrated noncarbonated soft drink which is diluted with water before drinking, or a serving of such a diluted drink)
mehuinen {adj} :: synonym of mehuisa
mehuisa {adj} :: juicy
mehujää {n} :: frozen juice or flavored water, typically consumed as snack or dessert
mehujää {n} :: ice lolly, ice pop, popsicle (a serving of this material, often sold individually packed)
mehujääpuikko {n} :: ice pop, popsicle (a serving of frozen juice or flavored water on a stick)
mehukas {adj} :: juicy (having lots of juice)
mehukas {adj} :: (of a story, etc.) juicy, exciting, interesting, enticing
mehukeitto {n} :: dessert made of juice and small amounts of thickener, similar to kiisseli but less viscous and more of a liquid
mehukkaasti {adv} :: juicily
mehukkuus {n} :: juiciness
mehulinko {n} :: centrifugal juicer, juicer
mehumaija {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of mehustin
mehupilli {n} :: drinking straw
mehupuristin {n} :: juice squeezer
mehustaa {v} :: To juice (remove juice)
mehustaa {v} :: To add juice
mehustaminen {n} :: juicing (extracting juice from)
mehustaminen {n} :: adding juice
mehuste {n} :: extract
mehustella {v} :: to brag, to gloat, to revel
mehustin {n} :: juicer, steam juicer
mehustua {vi} :: to be juiced; to have juice extracted out of
mehustus {n} :: juicing (removing juice from fruit)
mehustus {n} :: adding juice
mehutiiviste {n} :: cordial [UK, Australia: concentrated noncarbonated soft drink which is diluted with water before drinking]
Meibomin rauhanen {n} [anatomy] :: meibomian gland
meidän {pron} :: The genitive plural of the personal pronoun me, in most cases (with the possessive suffix -mme appended to the main word owned) translated with the possessive pronoun our; after the verb olla: ours:
meidän {pron} :: Used with verbs or verb structures that are used monopersonally such as pitää, täytyä, tulla, olla + passive present participle etc., and require genitive: translated into English we:
meidän kesken {adv} :: between you and me
meidänlainen {adj} :: alternative form of meidänlaisemme
meidänlaisemme {adj} :: like us, like ourselves
meidät {pron} :: The accusative plural of the personal pronoun me, in most cases translated into English us (direct object):
meijeri {n} :: dairy, milk processing plant
meijeristi {n} :: (trained) dairy worker
meijeritalous {n} :: dairy industry, dairy economy
meijeriteollisuus {n} :: dairy industry
meijerituote {n} :: dairy product
meijerivoi {n} :: Butter produced in a dairy
meikä {n} :: I, me
meikäläinen {n} :: one of us
meikäläinen {n} [colloquial] :: I; used sometimes in speech to express modesty or helplessness
meikäläisittäin {adv} :: like how I or we do it, like me or us, in my or our community/group/society
meikäpoika {pron} [colloquial] :: I, me (of males)
meikata {v} :: To apply makeup
meikattu {adj} :: made-up (changed by the application of cosmetics)
meikinpoistoaine {n} :: makeup remover (substance)
meikkaaja {n} :: makeup artist
meikkaaminen {n} :: applying makeup
meikkaus {n} :: making up (applying cosmetics)
meikki {n} :: makeup
meikkilasit {n} :: flip-lens makeup glasses
meikkilaukku {n} :: [[vanity[[ bag
meikkivoide {n} :: [makeup] foundation, foundation cream
meilata {v} :: to email
meili {n} [Internet, colloquial] :: email
meillä {pron} [personal] :: ~ on: we have
meillä {pron} [personal] :: at our home/place etc
meinaaminen {n} [colloquial] :: meaning
meinaaminen {n} [colloquial] :: planning to do or almost doing
meinata {vt} [colloquial] :: To mean
meinata {vt} [colloquial, + infinitive] :: To plan to do, intend to do, aim to do; to be going to do, will do
meinata {vt} [colloquial, + infinitive] :: To almost do
meininki {n} [colloquial] :: intention, event, happening
meininki {n} [colloquial] :: atmosphere, feeling, feel, mood
meininki {n} [colloquial] :: party
meioosi {n} [cytology] :: meiosis
meirami {n} :: marjoram (seasoning)
meirami {n} :: origanum (plant of the genus Origanum)
meislata {v} :: to use a screwdriver (on)
meisseli {n} [colloquial] :: screwdriver
meisseli {n} [colloquial] :: penis
meistä {pron} :: about us; of us:
meistä {pron} :: of us:
meistä {pron} :: in our opinion, we think that:
meistää {v} :: to punch, die cut (to employ a punch to create a hole in or stamp or emboss a mark on something)
meistata {v} :: synonym of meistää
meisti {n} :: punch (device for cutting into a specified shape)
meisto {n} :: die cutting, punching
meitä on moneen junaan {proverb} :: it takes all kinds to make a world
meitnerium {n} :: meitnerium
meitsi {pron} [colloquial] :: I, me
meitsie {n} [slang] :: synonym of selfie
mekaanikko {n} :: A mechanic
mekaaninen {adj} :: mechanical
mekaanisesti {adv} :: mechanically
mekaanistaa {v} :: to mechanize (to make something routine, automatic or monotonous)
mekaanistaa {v} [rare] :: to mechanize (to furnish with machines, such as a process)
mekaanistaminen {n} :: mechanizing
mekaanistua {vi} :: to be mechanized
mekaanisuus {n} :: mechanicalness, mechanicality
mekaniikka {n} :: mechanics
mekanismi {n} :: mechanism
mekanisoida {v} :: to mechanize (to equip something with machinery)
mekanisoida {v} [military] :: to mechanize (to equip a unity with vehicles)
mekanisoitua {vi} :: To be mechanized
mekanistinen {adj} :: mechanistic
mekastaa {vi} :: to make noise
mekastaminen {n} :: making noise
mekastella {vi} :: to repeatedly make noise
mekastus {n} :: making noise
mekatroniikka {n} :: mechatronics
mekatroninen {adj} :: mechatronic
mekhitarilainen {n} [historical] :: Mechitarist
mekkala {n} :: hullabaloo, hubbub
mekkaloida {vi} :: To make noise
mekko {n} :: dress (woman's garment)
meklari {n} :: broker
Meksiko {prop} :: Meksiko (country)
meksikolainen {n} :: A Mexican person
meksikolainen {adj} :: Mexican (of, from, or something pertaining to Mexico)
meksikolaisuus {n} :: Mexicanness (state or property of being Mexican)
meksikonespanja {n} :: Mexican Spanish (Spanish as spoken in Mexico)
Meksikon keskiylänkö {prop} :: Mexican Plateau
Meksikonlahti {prop} :: The Gulf of Mexico
meksikonlokki {n} :: Heermann's gull (Larus heermanni)
meksikonsusi {n} :: Mexican wolf, Canis lupus baileyi
mela {n} :: paddle (oar-like implement)
mela {n} [slang] :: dick (penis)
melaa mekkoon {phrase} [vulgar, of a female] :: getting laid
melaa mekkoon {phrase} [vulgar, of a male] :: panna ~ : to fuck
melamiini {n} :: melamine
melanesialainen {adj} :: Melanesian
melanesialainen {n} :: A Melanesian person
melaniini {n} :: melanin
melankolia {n} :: melancholy
melankolikko {n} :: A melancholic person
melankolinen {adj} :: melancholy
melankolisesti {adv} :: melancholically
melankolisuus {n} :: melancholy
melanoidi {n} :: melanoidin
melanooma {n} [oncology, pathology] :: melanoma
melanosomi {n} [biology] :: melanosome
melanosyytti {n} :: melanocyte
melassi {n} :: molasses
melassisokeri {n} :: molasses sugar
melatoniini {n} :: melatonin
meleeraaminen {n} :: mottling, marling, mixing
meleerata {v} [textures] :: to mottle, to marl, to mix
meleeraus {n} :: mottling, marling
meleguettapippuri {n} :: grains of paradise
melissa {n} :: melissa (plant of the genus Melissa)
melkeä {adj} [dialectal] :: quite large or abundant; quite a
melkein {adv} :: almost, nearly, close to
Melkisedek {prop} [Bible] :: Melchizedek
melko {adv} :: quite, somewhat
melkoinen {adj} :: considerable, quite a
melkoisesti {adv} :: quite a bit, considerably
mellakka {n} :: riot, tumult
mellakka-aita {n} :: crowd control barrier
mellakkapoliisi {n} :: riot police
mellakoida {v} :: To riot
mellakoija {n} :: rioter
mellakoiminen {n} :: rioting
mellakointi {n} :: rioting
mellakoitseminen {n} :: alternative form of mellakoiminen
mellakoitsija {n} :: alternative form of mellakoija
mellastaa {v} :: to riot
mellastaja {n} :: rioter, one who makes a ruckus or noise
mellastaminen {n} :: rioting
mellastus {n} :: racket (loud noise)
mellottaa {vt} [metallurgy] :: to decarburize, decrease the amount of carbon in iron alloy
mellottaminen {n} :: decarburizing
mellottua {vi} [metallurgy] :: to be decarburized
mellotus {n} [metallurgy] :: decarburization, decarbonization
mellotusuuni {n} :: finery forge
meloa {v} :: to paddle (to propel something with a paddle)
meloa {v} :: ~ (kajakilla): to kayak (to use a kayak, to travel or race in a kayak, to traverse a body of water by kayak)
meloa {v} :: ~ (kanootilla): to canoe (ride or paddle a canoe)
melodia {n} [music] :: melody, tune
melodiapilli {n} [music] :: chanter (the pipe of a bagpipe on which the melody is played)
melodiikka {n} :: melodics, study of melody
melodika {n} [musical instruments] :: melodica
melodinen {adj} :: melodic
melodisesti {adv} :: melodically
melodisuus {n} :: melodicity
melodraama {n} :: melodrama
melodraamallinen {adj} :: synonym of melodramaattinen
melodramaattinen {adj} :: melodramatic
melodramaattisesti {adv} :: melodramatically
melodramaattisuus {n} :: The property of being melodramatic
melografi {n} :: melograph
meloja {n} :: paddler
meloja {n} :: canoeist, canoer (one who travels by canoe)
meloja {n} :: kayaker (one who travels by kayak)
melomaanikko {n} :: melomaniac
melominen {n} :: paddling, kayaking, canoeing
meloni {n} :: melon, Cucumis melo
melonta {n} :: paddling
melontaretki {n} :: canoe trip
meloskella {v} :: to paddle around
melperoni {n} [chemistry, medicine] :: melperone
melska {n} [rare] :: ado, fuss, bustle
melskata {vi} :: To make noise
melske {n} :: din, racket
melskeinen {adj} :: tumultuous, rumbustious
melto {adj} :: ductile
meltorauta {n} :: malleable iron
melu {n} :: noise (various sounds, usually unwanted and loud)
meluaita {n} :: noise barrier, sound barrier
meluaja {n} :: one who is noisy or makes noise
meluaminen {n} :: making noise, racketing
melueste {n} :: sound barrier (a structure designed to reduce noise)
meluinen {adj} :: synonym of meluisa
meluisa {adj} :: noisy
meluisasti {adv} :: noisily
meluisuus {n} :: noisiness
meluta {vi} :: To make noise, be noisy
meluton {adj} :: noiseless
meluttomasti {adv} :: noiselessly
meluvalli {n} :: sound barrier (a structure designed to reduce noise)
mem {n} :: mem (thirteenth letter of the Hebrew and Phoenician scripts and the Northwest Semitic abjad)
memantiini {n} [chemistry] :: memantine
membraani {n} :: membrane
membranofoni {n} [music] :: membranophone (any musical instrument that produces sound via the vibration of a stretched membrane)
memeettinen {adj} :: memetic
memoraatti {n} :: memorate
memorandumi {n} :: memorandum
memoriaali {n} :: memorial
memristori {n} [physics] :: memristor
menadioni {n} :: menadione
menakinoni {n} [organic chemistry, biochemistry] :: menaquinone
mendelevium {n} :: mendelevium
mendelismi {n} :: Mendelism
mendelistinen {adj} :: Mendelist
mendelöidä {v} [genetics] :: to mendelize
menehdyksiin {adv} :: into being exhausted or starved
menehdyksissä {adv} :: (being) exhausted or starved
menehdyksissään {adv} :: synonym of menehdyksissä
menehtyä {v} :: To perish, pass away, die
menehtyminen {n} :: passing away
meneillä {adv} :: synonym of meneillään
meneillään {adv} :: olla meneillään: to be going on, currently happening
meneillään oleva {phrase} :: ongoing (presently or currently happening; being in progress)
menekki {n} :: consumption, sales, demand (amount or quantity consumed or sold)
menekkivaikeudet {n} :: difficulties to sell a product
meneminen {n} :: going
menestyä {vi} :: To succeed, be successful, meet with success; be a success; to prosper, flourish, thrive
menestyjä {n} :: success (One who, or that which, achieves assumed goals)
menestyksekäs {adj} :: successful
menestyksekkäästi {adv} :: successfully
menestyksekkyys {n} :: successfulness
menestyksellinen {adj} :: successful
menestyksellisesti {adv} :: successfully
menestyksellisyys {n} :: successfulness
menestyksetön {adj} :: unsuccessful
menestymätön {adj} :: unsuccessful
menestyminen {n} :: success
menestynyt {adj} :: successful (having had success in the past)
menestys {n} :: success (achievement of one's aim or goal)
menestyskirja {n} :: bestseller (book that has sold in large numbers)
menestystarina {n} :: success story
menestystuote {n} :: bestseller (product that has sold in large numbers)
menestyvä {adj} :: successful, flourishing, prosperous (having success currently)
menetellä {vi} :: To do, act, proceed
menetellä {vi} :: To do, be good enough
menetelmä {n} :: method
menetelmä {n} :: procedure
menetelmällinen {adj} :: procedural
menetelmäoppi {n} :: methodology
menetelmätiede {n} :: formal science
menetetty sielu {n} :: lost soul (a soul or person destined to go to hell)
menettää {vt} :: to lose, miss
menettää henkensä {v} :: To lose one's life
menettää kasvonsa {v} :: to lose face
menettää malttinsa {v} :: to lose one's temper
menettää otteensa {v} [idiomatic] :: to lose the plot
menettää otteensa {v} :: See: fi menettääotteensa
menettää tajuntansa {v} :: to pass out
menettäminen {n} :: losing (the act of losing something, or having something cease be in one's possession or capability)
menettely {n} [administration, legal] :: procedure
menettelytapa {n} :: procedure
menetys {n} :: loss
menevä {adj} :: active, busy
menevä {adj} [slang] :: popular, fashionable, trendy
Mengzi {prop} :: Mencius (Chinese philosopher)
menhaden {n} :: menhaden (fish)
menijä {n} :: One who goes; a goer
meningeaalinen {adj} :: meningeal
meningeooma {n} [pathology] :: meningioma
meningiitti {n} [pathology] :: meningitis (inflammation of the meninge, usually caused by a virus or bacteria)
meningoenkefaliitti {n} [pathology] :: meningoencephalitis
meningokokki {n} [medicine] :: meningococcus (pathogenic bacterium, Neisseria meningitidis, common cause of meningitis)
meniski {n} [anatomy] :: meniscus
menkat {n} [colloquial] :: period (menstruation)
menkut {n} [slang] :: synonym of menkat
mennä {vi} :: to go (move; proceed; extend (from A to B); lead (of a path); turn out; be given or allotted)
mennä {vt} [_, + partitive, no subject, third person] :: to take, pass, spend, go (time, resources, etc.)
mennä {v} [+ third infinitive in illative] :: to go (and [do])
mennä asiaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to get on with it, get to the point, cut to the chase
mennä asian ytimeen {v} [idiomatic] :: to get to the point
mennä asioiden edelle {v} [idiomatic] :: to get ahead of oneself
mennä halpaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to get fooled, to fall for (a trap, scam, etc.)
mennä hukkaan {v} :: to get wasted
mennä hukkaan {v} :: to get lost (to disappear, vanish)
mennä hukkaan {v} :: to come to nothing, come to nought (to fail completely; to have no result)
mennä kaupaksi {v} [idiomatic] :: to sell (be sold)
mennä kihloihin {vi} :: ~ jonkun kanssa; to get (also to be) engaged to somebody (to mutually promise to marry each other)
mennä konkurssiin {v} :: To go bankrupt
mennä kuin unelma {v} [simile] :: to go like a dream
mennä lankaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to get fooled, to fall for (a trap, scam, etc.)
mennä läpi {v} [+ genitive] :: to go through‎ (to travel from one end of something to the other)
mennä läpi {v} :: to go through (to enact or recite the entire length of something)
mennä läpi {v} [figurative, + genitive] :: to go through, undergo, suffer, experience
mennä läpi {v} :: to go through (to progress to the next stage of something)
mennä läpi {v} :: to go through (to reach an intended destination after passing through some process)
mennä läpi {v} :: to go over (to create a response or impression)
mennä lukkoon {v} :: to lock (to become fastened in place), get locked
mennä lukkoon {v} [idiomatic] :: to seize up, to freeze up
mennä manalle {v} [idiomatic, euphemistic] :: to pass away
mennä manan majoille {v} [idiomatic, euphemistic] :: to pass away
mennä mönkään {v} [colloquial] :: to be screwed up, fumble, bumble; fail
mennä myttyyn {v} [figuratively, idiomatic] :: to fail, collapse
mennä naimisiin {vi} [idiomatic] :: To marry (someone = genitive + kanssa) (to take someone as husband or wife; to be joined in marriage)
mennä nukkumaan {v} :: to go to bed
mennä päin honkia {v} [idiomatic] :: to go wrong, to fall through
mennä päin mäntyä {v} [idiomatic] :: to go wrong, to fall through
mennä päin prinkkalaa {v} [idiomatic] :: to go wrong
mennä perille {vi} [idiomatic] :: to strike home, be understood, hit home
mennä pieleen {vi} [idiomatic] :: to go wrong, to fail, to not succeed
mennä plörinäksi {v} [colloquial] :: to screw up, fumble, bumble; fail
mennä retkuun {v} [idiomatic] :: to get fooled, to fall for (a trap, scam, etc.)
mennä rikki {v} :: to break down (to fail to function)
mennä sekaisin {vi} :: to get confused
mennä sekaisin {vi} :: to lose count
mennä sekaisin {vi} :: to get mixed up
mennä sekaisin {vi} :: to get upset (of a stomach)
mennä sekaisin {vi} [idiomatic] :: to go crazy, to go mad, to lose it
mennä sieltä mistä aita on matalin {v} [idiomatic] :: to do something the easy way, cut corners
mennä sukset ristiin {v} [idiomatic] :: to cross swords (to have a dispute)
mennä takapuoli edellä puuhun {v} [idiomatic] :: to put the cart before the horse
mennä vipuun {v} :: to err, be fooled
mennä virran mukana {vi} [idiomatic] :: To go with the flow (same meaning)
mennä yhdestä korvasta sisään ja toisesta ulos {v} :: to go in one ear and out the other
mennä yli siitä mistä aita on matalin {v} [idiomatic] :: synonym of mennä sieltä mistä aita on matalin
menneenkesäinen {adj} :: having taken place in the past summer
menneen talven lumia {phrase} [idiom] :: yesterday's news, history, bygones
menneenvuotinen {adj} :: having taken place in the past year
menneisyydessä {adv} :: in the past
menneisyys {n} :: past (the period of time that has already happened)
mennen tullen {adv} [idiomatic] :: hands down, without much effort
mennen tullen {adv} [literally] :: both when going and coming back
mennessä {postp} :: (temporal) by
menninkäinen {n} [mythology] :: a leprechaun-like creature that is friendly to humans and prefers darkness
menninkäinen {n} :: goblin, bugbear (imaginary evil personality)
mennoniitta {n} :: Mennonite
mennyt {n} :: past, days of yore, bygones, halcyon days
mennyt {n} :: water under the bridge
meno {n} :: course
meno {n} :: expense, expenditure
meno {n} [in the plural] :: ceremony, ritual
menoerä {n} :: expenditure, expense
menoliikenne {n} :: outbound traffic (in connection with holidays, traffic out from the cities at the beginning of the holidays)
menolippu {n} :: one-way ticket (ticket granting permission to travel to a place but not back)
meno-paluu- {prefix} :: return
meno-paluu- {prefix} :: two-way
menopaluu {n} :: short for menopaluulippu
menopaluu {n} [colloquial] :: a U-shaped mustamakkara
menopaluulippu {n} :: return ticket (ticket granting permission to travel to a place and back)
menopaluumatka {n} :: round trip
menopausaalinen {adj} :: menopausal (of, or pertaining to the menopause)
menopaussi {n} :: menopause
menopeli {n} [colloquial, humorous] :: vehicle
menora {n} [Judaism] :: menorah (seven-branch candelabrum)
menossa {adv} :: leaving, on one's way out
menossa {adv} :: on the go, underway
menota {v} :: to be noisy, to make noise
menovesi {n} [colloquial] :: juice (fuel for a motor vehicle)
mensalainen {n} :: A Mensan (member)
mensalainen {adj} :: Mensan (of or pertaining to Mensa)
menševikki {n} :: Menshevik
menševismi {n} :: Menshevism
menševistinen {adj} :: Menshevist
menshevikki {n} :: Menshevik
mensikset {n} [slang] :: synonym of kuukautiset
menstruaatio {n} :: menstruation
menstruoida {v} :: To menstruate
mensut {n} [colloquial] :: menstruation
mentaalihygieeninen {adj} :: mental hygienic
mentaalihygienia {n} [dated] :: mental hygiene
mentaalinen {adj} :: mental
mentaalisesti {adv} :: mentally
mentalismi {n} [philosophy] :: mentalism
mentalisti {n} :: mentalist
mentaliteetti {n} :: mentality
mentoli {n} [chemistry] :: menthol
mentolisavuke {n} :: menthol cigarette
mentori {n} :: mentor
mentorointi {n} :: mentoring
menu {n} :: menu, bill of fare (details of the food to be served at a banquet)
menu {n} :: menu (printed list of dishes offered in a restaurant)
menu {n} [computing] :: menu (list from which the user may select an operation to be performed)
menuetti {n} :: minuet
menyy {n} :: A menu, bill of fare
meppi {n} :: MEP, a member of the European Parliament
merasin {n} :: synonym of tuurna
mereinen {adj} :: oceanic
mereisempi {adj} :: comparative of mereinen
merellinen {adj} :: marine
merellisyys {n} :: the quality or property of being marine or maritime
merenalainen {adj} :: submarine
meren antimet {n} :: alternative form of merenantimet
merenantimet {n} [idiomatic] :: seafood
merenelävä {n} [colloquial] :: Any creature, fish, crustacean, mollusk etc. found in the sea
merenelävä {n} [normally in plural] :: seafood (such creatures as food)
merenjumala {n} :: sea god
merenkävijä {n} :: seafarer, mariner, sailor
merenkäynti {n} :: swell, roll of the sea (the waves of the sea, especially as condition for seafaring)
merenkäynti {n} [rare] :: seafaring
merenkulkija {n} :: seafarer, mariner, sailor
merenkulku {n} [nautical] :: seafaring
merenkulkuala {n} :: maritime sector, maritime industry
merenkulkulaitos {n} :: maritime administration
merenkulkuneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the second rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished sea captains or other people involved in seafaring
merenkulkuoppi {n} :: navigation (science)
merenkulkusäännöt {n} :: rules of the road for seafaring, rules of navigation
merenkulkutaito {n} :: maritime skill, navigational skill
merenkulullinen {adj} [nautical] :: nautical (of or relating to seafaring)
Merenkurkku {prop} :: Kvarken or Quarken
merenlahti {n} :: A sea bay
merenmittaus {n} :: sea surveying, hydrographic surveying
merenmittausalus {n} :: sea surveying ship or vessel
merenneito {n} :: A mermaid
merenpinta {n} :: sea level
merenpohja {n} :: seafloor, seabed
merenpuoleinen {adj} :: seaward (in the direction towards sea, as opposed to in the direction to the land)
merenranta {n} :: seashore
merenranta {n} [as modifier] :: seafront; oceanfront
merensaari {n} :: island of a sea
merenselkä {n} :: open sea
merensininen {adj} :: ultramarine
merensininen {n} :: ultramarine
merensuojelu {n} :: marine conservation
merentakainen {adj} :: overseas, transmarine
merentuoksu {n} :: scent of the sea
merentutkimus {n} :: oceanography
merentutkimusalus {n} :: marine research vessel
merenulappa {n} :: open sea
merenvaha {n} [mineral] :: sepiolite
merenvihreä {adj} :: sea-green
meren vilja {n} [rare] :: seafood
mereologia {n} [logic] :: mereology
meri {n} :: sea (a single area or the seas altogether)
Meri {prop} :: given name
Meri {prop} :: surname
meriahven {n} :: sea bass, grouper (perciform fishes of the family Serranidae)
meriahven {n} :: used sometimes of common perch (Perca fluviatilis) that live in the brackish sea water of the Baltic Sea in order to differentiate from perch grown in fresh water
merialue {n} :: maritime area
merialus {n} :: seagoing vessel
meriankerias {n} :: conger eel, especially the European conger aka European conger eel, Conger conger
meriantura {n} :: common sole (Solea solea)
meriarkeologi {n} :: maritime archaeologist
meriarkeologia {n} [archaeology] :: maritime archeology
meribassi {n} :: European seabass, Dicentrarchus labrax
meribassi {n} :: Japanese seabass, Lateolabrax japonicus
meribiologi {n} :: marine biologist
meribiologia {n} [biology] :: marine biology
meridiaani {n} :: A meridian (imaginary line from North Pole to South Pole)
meridiaani {n} :: A longitude (imaginary line from North Pole to South Pole)
meriekologi {n} :: marine ecologist
meriekologia {n} :: marine ecology
merieläin {n} [zoology] :: marine animal
merielämä {n} :: marine life
merienkeli {n} :: angel shark (shark of the genus Squatina)
meriensuojelu {n} :: marine conservation
merifenkoli {n} :: rock samphire, sea fennel, Crithmum maritimum
merihalikka {n} :: sea bluebell, Mertensia maritima (perennial herb in the borage family that grows on gravel grounds along the shores of the North Atlantic)
merihanhi {n} :: greylag goose, Anser anser
meriharakka {n} :: Eurasian oystercatcher, Haematopus ostralegus
meriharakka {n} :: oystercatcher (bird of the family Haematopodidae)
meriharakka {n} [in plural] :: The taxonomic family Haematopodidae, or, the genus Haematopus, the only genus in the family
merihätä {n} [nautical] :: distress
merihenkinen {adj} :: with a coastal or marine feel
meriherkkusieni {n} :: An agaric, Agaricus bernardii
meriherruus {n} :: sea supremacy
merihevonen {n} :: sea horse
merihirviö {n} :: sea monster
meri-ilma {n} :: sea air
meri-ilmasto {n} :: marine climate
meriitti {n} :: merit
merijää {n} :: sea ice (any sort of ice that is floating on the surface of the sea)
merijalat {n} [nautical] :: sea legs (ability to anticipate the motion of the deck so as to walk steadily without losing balance)
merijalkaväki {n} [military] :: marine corps
merijärveläinen {adj} :: alternative form of merijärvinen
merijärveläinen {n} :: alternative form of merijärvinen
Merijärvi {prop} :: Merijärvi (municipality)
merijärvinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Merijärvi (Finnish municipality)
merijärvinen {n} :: a person from or living in Merijärvi (Finnish municipality)
merijuolavehnä {n} :: sand couch-grass, Elymus farctus subsp. boreoatlanticus
merikaali {n} :: sea kale, seakale, sea cole, sea colewort, crambe, Crambe maritima
merikaapeli {n} :: submarine communications cable
merikäärme {n} :: sea snake
merikäärme {n} :: sea serpent
merikadetti {n} [nautical] :: A midshipman (officer rank in navy)
merikala {n} :: marine fish
merikalastus {n} :: sea fishing, marine fishing
merikansat {n} [historical] :: Sea Peoples (confederation of sea-faring people of unknown nationalities who raided East Mediterranean at around 1200 B.C.)
merikapteeni {n} :: sea captain
merikarhu {n} [zoology] :: fur seal
merikarhu {n} [nautical] :: seadog, tar (experienced sailor)
merikartta {n} :: navigational chart
Merikarvia {prop} :: Merikarvia (municipality)
merikarvialainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Merikarvia
merikarvialainen {n} :: a person from or living in Merikarvia
merikeiju {n} :: European storm-petrel, Hydrobates pelagicus
merikelpoinen {adj} :: seaworthy
merikelpoisuus {n} [nautical] :: seaworthiness
merikelvoton {adj} [nautical] :: unseaworthy
merikihu {n} :: Arctic skua, Stercorarius parasiticus
merikilpikonna {n} :: sea turtle
merikipeä {adj} :: synonym of merisairas
merikissa {n} :: seawolf, Atlantic wolffish
merikortti {n} [colloquial] :: navigational chart
merikorva {n} :: abalone
merikotka {n} :: white-tailed eagle, sea eagle, erne, Haliaeetus albicilla
merikotka {n} :: sea eagle (eagle of the genus Haliaeetus)
merikotka {n} [in plural] :: genus Haliaeetus (genus of sea-eagles)
merikrotti {n} :: monkfish, Lophius piscatorius
merikuljetus {n} :: maritime transport
merikurkku {n} [zoology] :: synonym of merimakkara
merilahna {n} :: Any fish of the genus Brama, the pomfrets, in the family Bramidae
meriläinen {n} :: seaman, sailor
meriläinen {n} :: islander (one who lives on an island of sea)
meriläinen {n} :: A type of small motor boat, suitable for coastal sea
Meriläinen {prop} :: surname
meriläismallinen {adj} [nautical, of motor boat] :: of meriläinen -style
merilaki {n} [legal] :: admiralty act, maritime act (a law that deals with ships at sea and the rights of sailors, passengers, and owners of cargo)
merilappalainen {adj} [dated] :: synonym of merisaamelainen
merilappalainen {n} [dated] :: synonym of merisaamelainen
merileguaani {n} :: marine iguana, Amblyrhynchus cristatus
merilehmä {n} :: dugong, sea cow (mammal of the family Dugongidae comprising dugong and the extinct Steller's sea cow)
merileijona {n} :: sea lion
merileopardi {n} :: leopard seal (Hydrurga leptonyx)
merilevä {n} :: seaweed, kelp
meriliikenne {n} :: maritime transport
merililja {n} :: A crinoid
merilinnoitus {n} :: sea fort, sea fortress
merilintu {n} :: seabird
merilohi {n} :: Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar
merilokki {n} :: A seagull species, great black-backed gull, Larus marinus
merilukki {n} :: sea spider (arthropod of the genus Pycnogonida)
merilukki {n} [in plural] :: the genus Pycnogonida
Meriluoto {prop} :: surname
merimaalaus {n} :: marine painting; sea piece [archaic]
merimahti {n} :: A sea power (a country with a formidable naval strength)
merimakkara {n} [zoology] :: sea cucumber
merimaruna {n} [botany] :: sea wormwood (Artemisia maritima)
merimerkki {n} [nautical] :: A general term for any kind of seamark or beacon as a nautical term
merimetso {n} :: Any bird of the family Phalacrocoracidae (the cormorant family). The individual species in this family are either cormorants or shags by their English common name
merimetso {n} :: A great cormorant, Phalacrocorax carbo (type species of the cormorant family)
merimies {n} :: sailor, seaman
merimieslakki {n} :: sailor cap
merimiespihvi {n} :: sliced beef, potatoes and onion simmered in beer or bouillon in a pot
merimiespuku {n} :: sailor suit
merimiessolmu {n} :: reef knot
merimiestakki {n} [clothing] :: reefer jacket, pea coat
merimiestapa {n} :: manner or manners expected of sailors
merimiestyö {n} :: the work of a sailor or seaman
merimiina {n} :: naval mine
merinahkakilpikonna {n} :: leatherback (Dermochelys coriacea)
merinahkiainen {n} :: sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus)
merinäköala {n} :: sea view (view towards the sea)
merinisäkäs {n} :: marine mammal, sea mammal
merinolammas {n} :: merino (sheep)
merinorsu {n} :: elephant seal
merinovilla {n} :: merino (wool)
merioikeudellinen {adj} :: pertaining to maritime law
merioikeus {n} :: law of the sea, maritime law
merionnettomuus {n} :: maritime accident
meriotakilokki {n} [plant] :: prickly saltwort, prickly glasswort, Kali turgida, formerly Salsola kali
meripelastus {n} :: sea rescue
meripelastusalus {n} :: sea rescue vessel
meripelastushelikopteri {n} :: air-sea rescue helicopter
meripeninkulma {n} :: nautical mile
meripihka {n} :: amber
meripihkahappo {n} [organic chemistry] :: succinic acid
meripioneeri {n} [military] :: A member of the construction force of the Finnish navy; similar troops are called Seabees in the US
meripioneeri {n} [in plural, colloquial] :: The construction force of the Finnish navy; Seabee
meripoika {n} [poetic] :: sailor, seaman
meriraja {n} :: sea border
merirapu {n} :: Norway lobster, Dublin Bay prawn, langoustine, Nephrops norvegicus (crustacean related to lobster, found in northeast Atlantic to the level of Faroe Islands and Norway, and in the western Mediterranean)
merirapu {n} :: scampi (meat of this crustacean; "scampi" may also refer to meat of some other species)
meriristeily {n} :: sea cruise
merirokko {n} :: bay barnacle, Balanus improvisus, a species of acorn barnacle which thrives in brackish water
merirosvo {n} :: pirate
merirosvolaiva {n} :: pirate ship
merirosvolippu {n} :: Jolly Roger
merirosvoradio {n} :: pirate radio
merirosvous {n} [nautical] :: piracy
meriruoka {n} :: seafood
merisää {n} :: shipping weather, shipping forecast
merisaarto {n} :: naval blockade
merisairas {adj} :: seasick
merisairaus {n} :: seasickness
merisara {n} :: Carex mackenziei
merisaukko {n} :: sea otter (Enhydra lutris)
merisaunio {n} :: false mayweed (Tripleurospermum maritimum)
merisavu {n} :: sea smoke, arctic steam fog
meriselitys {n} :: sea protest
merisiili {n} :: sea urchin
merisika {n} [dated] :: porpoise
merisirri {n} :: purple sandpiper, Calidris maritima
meriskorpioni {n} :: sea scorpion, eurypteroid
merisotilaallinen {adj} :: naval
merisotilaallisesti {adv} :: navally
meristeemi {n} :: meristem
merisulka {n} :: Sea pen (marine cnidarian in the class Pennatulacea)
merisuola {n} :: sea salt
Merita {prop} :: given name
Merita {prop} :: A former major bank in Finland, now merged with banks from other Nordic countries to Nordea
meritähti {n} :: starfish, seastar
meritaimen {n} :: sea trout (Salmo trutta morpha trutta)
meritaistelu {n} :: naval battle
meritapahtuma {n} :: maritime event
meriteitse {adv} :: by sea
meritekniikka {n} :: marine engineering
meritekninen {adj} :: technical-nautical
meriteollisuus {n} :: (the) maritime industry
meritie {n} :: seaway
meritiede {n} :: oceanography
meritieteellinen {adj} :: marine scientific
meritoitua {vi} [rare] :: synonym of ansioitua
meritokraattinen {adj} :: meritocratic
meritokratia {n} :: meritocracy
meritse {adv} :: (travel) by sea
meritursas {n} :: common octopus, Octopus vulgaris
meritursas {n} [Finnish mythology] :: A name of Iku-Turso, a mythical sea monster in the Finnish mythology
merituuli {n} :: sea wind (wind that blows on the sea)
merituuli {n} :: inshore wind, sea wind (wind that blows from the sea to the land)
merivahingonlaskija {n} :: claims adjuster, average adjuster
merivahinko {n} :: sea accident, sea damage
meriväki {n} [dated] :: navy
merivakuutus {n} :: marine insurance
merivakuutusyhtiö {n} :: marine insurance company
merivalta {n} :: sea power (a country with formidable naval forces)
merivartija {n} :: A coast guard officer
merivartioalus {n} :: offshore patrol vessel
merivartioasema {n} :: a naval station of the Finnish Border Guard
merivartiosto {n} :: coast guard (organization)
meriväylä {n} :: sea route
merivesi {n} :: seawater
merivirta {n} :: ocean current
merivoimat {n} :: navy
merivoitto {n} [military] :: naval victory
merivuokko {n} :: A sea anemone
Merja {prop} :: given name
merjalainen {adj} :: Meryan
merjalainen {n} :: A Merya
merkantiilinen {adj} :: mercantile
merkantilismi {n} :: mercantilism
merkantilisti {n} :: A mercantilist
merkantilistinen {adj} :: mercantilist
merkantti {n} [historical] :: a former business degree until 1998 merger into upper merkonomi
merkantti {n} :: a person with such degree
merkaptaani {n} :: mercaptan
merkaptoetikkahappo {n} [chemistry] :: thioglygolic acid
merkata {vt} [colloquial] :: To mark
merkeli {n} :: marl, marlstone
merkelikivi {n} :: marlstone
merkillinen {adj} :: peculiar
merkillinen {adj} :: remarkable
merkillisesti {adv} :: peculiarly, curiously, remarkably
merkillisyys {n} :: peculiarity
merkillisyys {n} :: remarkableness
merkinantolaite {n} :: signaling device or apparatus
merkinantopistooli {n} :: flare gun
merkintä {n} :: marking
merkintä {n} [accounting] :: entry, booking, recording
merkintähinta {n} :: issue price, exchange price
merkintäkieli {n} [programming] :: markup language
merkintäoikeus {n} [finance] :: warrant (option to buy other securities of the issuer)
merkintäpalkkio {n} :: subscription fee
merkintätapa {n} :: notation, way of noting
merkintö {n} [uncommon] :: synonym of merkintä
merkintunnistus {n} :: character recognition
merkistö {n} [computing] :: character set
merkitä {vt} [_, + accusative] :: to mark, check off, tick off, tag, stamp, brand
merkitä {vt} [_, + accusative] :: to subscribe (a share)
merkitä {vt} [_, + accusative] :: to write down, mark down, note down, make a note
merkitä {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to mean, denote
merkitä {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to indicate, mark, be a sign of, signify, symbolize
merkitä {v} [accounting] :: to enter, book, record
merkitön {adj} :: unmarked
merkitseminen {n} :: marking (act)
merkitseminen {n} :: denotation (act of denoting)
merkitsevä {adj} [mathematics, statistics] :: significant
merkitsevä {adj} :: meaningful
merkitsevä aallonkorkeus {n} [nautical] :: significant wave height
merkitsevästi {adv} :: significantly, meaningfully
merkitsevyys {n} [statistics] :: significance
merkitsijä {n} :: One who marks; a marker
merkitsin {n} [linguistics] :: signifier
merkittää {vt} :: to mark, to attach or brand with a mark
merkittäminen {n} :: marking
merkittävä {adj} :: significant, prominent
merkittävä {adj} :: remarkable, notable
merkittävästi {adv} :: significantly
merkittävyys {n} :: significance, prominence
merkittävyys {n} :: remarkableness, notability
merkityksekäs {adj} :: meaningful, significant
merkityksellinen {adj} :: meaningful, significant, necessary
merkityksetön {adj} :: insignificant
merkityksetön {adj} :: negligible
merkityksetön {adj} :: meaningless
merkityksettömämpi {adj} :: comparative of merkityksetön
merkityksettömin {adj} :: superlative of merkityksetön
merkitys {n} :: meaning, contents (symbolic value of something)
merkitys {n} :: value, importance, role
merkitysero {n} :: difference in meaning; semantic difference, semantic gap
merkitysopillinen {adj} :: semantic (pertaining to semantics, a subfield of linguistics)
merkitysopillisesti {adv} :: semantically (in a way pertaining to semantics, a subfield of linguistics)
merkitysoppi {n} :: semantics (the science of the meaning of words)
merkityssisältö {n} :: linguistics semantics (individual meaning of words)
merkityttää {vt} :: to make mark, to have marked
merkkailla {vt} [colloquial] :: to mark (repeatedly)
merkkaus {n} [colloquial] :: marking
merkkausliina {n} :: an embroidered sheet, often with numbers and/or letters, made to practice embroidery or to prove one's skills as it
merkki {n} :: mark, sign
merkki {n} :: character (written or printed symbol, or letter; one of the basic elements making up a text file or string)
merkki {n} :: symbol (character, glyph or material object representing an idea, concept or object)
merkki {n} :: circumstance
merkki {n} :: brand, make, label
merkki {n} :: sign, omen
merkkiaine {n} :: tracer (substance)
merkkifarkut {n} :: designer jeans
merkkigeeni {n} :: marker gene
merkkihenkilö {n} :: dignitary, notable (person of distinction)
merkkijono {n} [computing] :: string
merkkikivi {n} :: marker stone
merkkiluku {n} :: significant number
merkkinen {adj} :: Used with a word in genitive to mean "with a make, brand, sign, etc."
merkkipaalu {n} :: landmark (major, important event)
merkkipaikka {n} :: landmark (notable location with historical, cultural, or geographical significance)
merkkipäivä {n} :: red letter day, special day (any day of special significance)
merkkiryhmä {n} [regular expressions] :: character class
merkkisääntö {n} [mathematics] :: a rule or mnemonic regarding the signs of numbers
merkkitesti {n} [statistics] :: sign test
merkkitietoinen {adj} :: brand-conscious
merkkitorvi {n} :: A bugle
merkkituli {n} :: beacon (signal fire)
merkkiuskollinen {adj} :: loyal to (a) brand
merkkivaate {n} [in plural] :: designer clothes, brand-name clothes
merkkivaate {n} :: single piece of designer clothing
merkkiväli {n} :: character spacing
merkkivälistys {n} :: synonym of kirjainvälistys
merkkivalo {n} :: signal light, marker lamp, beacon
merkkivuosi {n} :: anniversary, a year that marks a milestone
merkonomi {n} :: a person who has completed a business and administration degree in a vocational school (ammattikoulu)
merkonomi {n} :: The degree such a person completed
Merkurius {prop} [Roman mythology] :: Mercury; a Roman god
Merkurius {prop} :: [astronomy] Mercury; the planet closest to the Sun in our solar system
meromorfifunktio {n} [complex analysis] :: meromorphic function
merovingiaika {n} :: Vendel era
merseroida {v} :: to mercerize (to treat cotton or other textile fibers with sodium hydroxide to make them more lustrous)
merserointi {n} :: mercerizing
Mersu {prop} :: Mercedes (short form of Mercedes Benz)
Mersu {prop} :: Rolls-Royce (sthg that is best of its kind)
merta {n} :: pot (a trap for fishing crabs)
Mervi {prop} :: given name
mesaani {n} [nautical] :: mizzen sail
mesaani {n} [nautical] :: mizzenmast
mesaanimasto {n} [nautical] :: A mizzenmast
mesaanipurje {n} [nautical] :: A mizzen sail
mese {n} [slang] :: MSN Messenger
mesenaatti {n} :: patron (supporter of arts etc.)
mesettää {v} [slang, communication] :: to use an instant messaging application
mesettää {v} [slang, communication, dated] :: to send instant messages using MSN Messenger or Windows Live Messenger
mesi {n} :: nectar (sweet liquid secreted by flowers to attract pollinating insects and birds)
mesiaalinen {adj} :: mesial
mesiäinen {n} [botany] :: nectary
mesiangervo {n} [plant] :: meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria)
mesiheinä {n} :: velvetgrass (any plant of the genus Holcus)
mesiheinä {n} [in plural] :: the genus Holcus
mesikämmen {n} [euphemistic] :: a bear (Ursus arctos)
mesikaste {n} :: honeydew (sweet substance deposited by insects or produced by some leaves)
mesikkä {n} [botany] :: melilot, sweet clover
mesimarja {n} :: An arctic raspberry, Rubus arcticus
mesimäyrä {n} :: honey badger, ratel (Mellivora capensis)
mesinuppiseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius multiformis
mesisieni {n} :: honey fungus, mushrooms of the genus Armillaria
mesisieni {n} :: Armillaria borealis
mesitangara {n} :: honeycreeper, a bird of the genus Cyanerpes
meskaliini {n} :: mescaline
meslinki {n} [archaic, pathology] :: measles
mesmerismi {n} :: mesmerism
mesoa {v} :: alternative form of mesota
mesoarkeeinen {adj} [geology] :: Mesoarchean
mesodermi {n} :: mesoderm (one of the three tissue layers in the embryo of a metazoan animal)
mesofylli {n} [botany] :: mesophyll
mesokarppi {n} [botany] :: mesocarp
mesokurtinen {adj} :: mesokurtic
mesoliittinen {adj} :: Mesolithic (of or referring to the Middle Stone Age)
mesoni {n} :: A meson
mesosfääri {n} :: mesosphere
mesoskaala {n} :: mesoscale
mesota {vi} :: to make noise
mesoteliooma {n} :: mesothelioma
mesotsooinen {adj} [geology] :: Mesozoic
messevä {adj} [chiefly dialectal] :: synonym of mehevä
messi {n} :: mess (dining room on a boat)
messiaaninen {adj} :: messianic
messiadi {n} :: Messiad
messianismi {n} :: messianism
messias {n} :: messiah
Messias {prop} :: synonym of Jeesus Kristus
messiin {adv} [slang] :: into doing something with someone else, along
messinginvärinen {adj} :: brass (of the color of brass)
messingöidä {v} :: to brass, plate with brass (to coat with brass)
messingöinti {n} :: brass plating (plating with brass or the result of such)
messinki {n} :: brass (metal alloy)
messinki {n} [idiomatic] :: naama messingillä: happy, content, glad
messinkibarbi {n} :: gold barb, Chinese barb, Barbodes semifasciolatus a.k.a. Puntius semifasciolatus (small gold-colored cyprinid fish native to Red River basin in China, kept as aquarium fish)
messinkijuote {n} :: spelter (zinc-copper alloy used for soldering)
messinkilevy {n} :: brass sheet (sheet of metallic brass)
messinkinen {adj} :: brass, brazen (made of brass)
messinkinen {adj} :: brassy (resembling brass)
messinkipuhallin {n} [rare] :: synonym of vaskipuhallin
messinkiruuvi {n} :: brass screw
messinkityö {n} :: brasswork (work or ornamentation made of brass)
messissä {adv} [slang] :: in doing something with someone else, in a group doing something
messu {n} [religion] :: mass
messukasukka {n} :: A chasuble (liturgical vestment)
messukirja {n} [Christianity] :: missal
messulaulukirja {n} [Roman Catholicism] :: gradual (service book containing the musical portions of the Mass)
messut {n} :: fair, trade fair (professional event)
messuta {vi} :: To chant
mesta {n} [colloquial, Helsinki slang] :: A place (location)
mestaaja {n} :: decapitator
mestaaminen {n} :: beheading, decapitating
mestari {n} :: master
mestari {n} :: expert
mestari {n} :: champion
mestarillinen {adj} :: masterful
mestarillisesti {adv} :: masterfully
mestarinäyte {n} :: masterwork (piece done to prove possession of skill sufficient to be ranked a master)
mestariteos {n} :: masterpiece (work of outstanding creativity, skill or workmanship)
mestarius {n} :: mastery
mestaroida {v} :: To master
mestaroija {n} :: masterer
mestarointi {n} :: mastering (becoming professional or a master in)
mestaruus {n} :: mastery, virtuosity
mestaruus {n} :: championship
mestaruuskilpailu {n} [sports] :: championship (competition)
mestaruuskisa {n} :: championship competition
mestaruusottelu {n} [sports] :: championship, final
mestaruussarja {n} [sports] :: championship league (in many sports the national top division within which the national championship is competed of)
mestata {vt} :: to decapitate, behead
mestaus {n} :: decapitation, beheading
mestauskirves {n} :: beheading axe
mestauspaikka {n} :: decapitation site (site where people are or were decapitated)
mestauttaa {vt} :: to have (someone) beheaded
mestitsi {n} :: mestizo
mesu {n} [colloquial] :: rakennusmestari
met {pron} [personal, dialectal, including, Kven] :: we
META {n} :: AOB, a.o.b.
metaani {n} :: methane
metaanihappo {n} [chemistry] :: methanoic acid
metaanihydraatti {n} :: methane hydrate
metaanikaasu {n} :: methane gas
metaanikarbonitriili {n} :: acetonitrile
metaaniklatraatti {n} :: methane clathrate
metabasaltti {n} :: metabasalt
metabolia {n} :: metabolism
metabolia {n} :: metamorphosis
metaboliitti {n} :: metabolite
metabolinen {adj} :: metabolic
metabolinen oireyhtymä {n} [pathology] :: metabolic syndrome
metabolismi {n} :: metabolism
metadata {n} :: metadata
metadoni {n} [chemistry] :: methadone
metafaasi {n} [biology] :: metaphase
metafiktio {n} [literature] :: metafiction
metafilosofia {n} :: metaphilosophy
metafilosofinen {adj} :: metaphilosophical
metafora {n} [figure of speech] :: metaphor
metaforinen {adj} :: metaphoric
metaforisesti {adv} :: metaphorically
metafysiikka {n} :: metaphysics
metafyysi {n} [anatomy] :: metaphysis (part of long bone)
metafyysikko {n} :: metaphysician
metafyysinen {adj} :: metaphysical
metakieli {n} :: metalanguage
metakka {n} :: fuss, ruckus, rumpus
metakognitio {n} [philosophy] :: metacognition
metakritiikki {n} :: metacriticism
metakromaattinen {adj} :: metachromatic
metakrylaatti {n} [organic chemistry] :: methacrylate
metakryylialdehydi {n} [chemistry] :: methacrolein
metakryylihappo {n} [organic compound] :: methacrylic acid
metalli {n} :: metal
metalliala {n} :: metallurgical sector, metal industry
metalliarvo {n} :: metallic value (value of metal used in a given object)
metalliharkko {n} :: ingot (solid block of more or less pure metal)
metalli-ioni {n} [chemistry] :: metal ion
metallijauhe {n} :: metal powder
metallikangas {n} :: gauze (thin woven metal or plastic mesh)
metallikello {n} :: metal clock
metallikello {n} :: metal bell
metallikiilto {n} :: metallic lustre
metallikiiltoinen {adj} :: synonym of metallinkiiltoinen
metallikirves {n} :: metal axe
metalliladonta {n} :: hot metal typesetting
metallilastu {n} :: metal chip, metal shaving
metallilevy {n} :: metal sheet, metal plate
metallimainen {adj} :: metallic, metallike
metallinen {adj} :: metallic
metallinhohteinen {adj} :: with a metallic luster
metallinhohtoinen {adj} :: with a metallic shine
metallinkaikuinen {adj} :: with a metallic echo
metallinkiiltävä {adj} :: synonym of metallinkiiltoinen
metallinkiiltoinen {adj} :: with a metallic shine
metallinkova {adj} :: hard as metal
metallinpaljastin {n} :: metal detector
metallinsointinen {adj} :: with a metallic timbre
metallinvalu {n} :: metal casting
metallipäällysteinen {adj} :: covered, coated or clad with metal
metallipitoinen {adj} :: containing metal, metal-bearing
metallipöly {n} :: metallic dust, metal dust
metallipora {n} :: metal drill
metalliraha {n} :: metal money, money in metallic form such as coins
metallirikas {adj} :: rich in metals
metallisaha {n} :: hacksaw
metalliseos {n} [metallurgy] :: alloy
metalliseppä {n} :: metalsmith
metallisidos {n} [chemistry] :: metallic bond
metallisoida {vt} :: To metallize
metallisorvi {n} :: metal lathe
metallisti {n} [colloquial] :: metalhead, metaller
metallisuola {n} :: metal salt
metallitaide {n} :: metal art
metalliteollisuus {n} :: metal industry
metallityö {n} :: metalwork
metallofoni {n} [musical instruments] :: metallophone
metallografia {n} :: metallography
metalloida {v} :: alternative form of metallisoida
metallointi {n} :: metallization, metal plating
metalloproteiini {n} [biochemistry] :: metalloprotein
metallurgi {n} :: metallurgist (person skilled in metallurgy)
metallurgia {n} :: metallurgy
metallurginen {adj} :: metallurgical
metamagnetismi {n} [physics] :: metamagnetism
metamateriaali {n} [engineering, physics] :: metamaterial
metameeri {n} :: metamer, metamere
metamfetamiini {n} [chemistry] :: methamphetamine
metamitsoli {n} [medicine] :: metamizole (powerful non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug)
metamorfinen {adj} :: metamorphic
metamorfoosi {n} :: metamorphosis
metanoli {n} :: methanol
metanolisi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of metanoli
metapeliitti {n} [rock] :: metapelite
metasomatoosi {n} [geology] :: metasomatism
metastaasi {n} [medicine] :: metastasis
metastaasi {n} :: metastatic tumor
metastaattinen {adj} :: metastastic
metastabiili {adj} :: metastable
metastasoida {vt} [medicine] :: To metastasize
metastasoiminen {n} :: metastasizing
metastasointi {n} :: metastasizing
metateesi {n} [linguistics, chemistry] :: metathesis
metaviinihappo {n} [organic chemistry] :: metatartaric acid
meteli {n} :: noise, racket
meteli {n} [obsolete] :: a crime of intentionally endangering public safety or making a threat of violence against a public officer
metelöidä {vi} :: to be noisy in an offensive way, to make loud noise
metelöijä {n} :: one who makes noise, one who is noisy
metelöinti {n} :: The act of making noise
metelöitsijä {n} :: someone who makes a loud noise
metenamiini {n} :: methenamine
meteori {n} :: meteor
meteoriitti {n} :: meteorite
meteoriittikraatteri {n} [geology, planetology] :: impact crater
meteorikraatteri {n} [geology, planetology] :: impact crater
meteoriparvi {n} :: meteor shower
meteoroidi {n} [astronomy] :: meteoroid
meteorologi {n} :: meteorologist
meteorologia {n} :: meteorology
meteorologinen {adj} :: meteorological
metformiini {n} [pharmacology] :: metformin (diabetes drug)
Methusalah {prop} [Bible] :: synonym of Metusalem
metinen {adj} :: nectariferous
metioniini {n} [amino acid] ::  methionine
metioniinisyntaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: methionine synthase
metionyyli {n} [organic chemistry] :: methionyl
metka {adj} [colloquial] :: nice, pleasant
metkasti {adv} [colloquial] :: nicely, pleasantly
metku {n} :: shenanigan
metkuilla {v} [colloquial] :: to do shenanigans, to antic
metkuilu {n} [colloquial] :: anticking, doing shenanigans
metla {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of varpuluuta
metodi {n} :: method
metodiikka {n} :: methodology
metodinäytteleminen {n} [theater] :: method, method acting (type of acting in which the actor utilizes their own emotions)
metodinen {adj} :: methodical
metodisesti {adv} :: methodically
metodismi {n} :: Methodism
metodisti {n} [Christianity] :: Methodist (person)
metodistinen {adj} :: Methodist (of or pertaining to the branch of Christianity)
metodologia {n} :: methodology
metodologinen {adj} :: methodological
Metohija {prop} :: Metohia (western half of Kosovo)
metonyymi {n} :: metonym
metreittäin {adv} :: by the meter
-metri {suffix} :: -meter
metri {n} :: metre; meter [US]
-metria {suffix} :: -metry
metriikka {n} :: metric
metrijärjestelmä {n} :: metric system
metrinen {adj} [math, computing] :: metric
metrinen {adj} [colloquial] :: meter-long (having the length of approximately one meter, used also in multiples)
metrinen avaruus {n} [mathematics] :: metric space
metrinen tensori {n} :: metric tensor
metrinen unssi {n} :: metric ounce
metris {n} [colloquial] :: A subway/metro station, especially one on the Helsinki Metro
metristys {n} :: metrization
metristyvä {adj} :: metrizable
metritsoiinihappo {n} :: metrizoic acid
metro {n} :: an underground, a subway, a Tube or a metro
metroasema {n} :: subway/underground station
metrojuna {n} :: subway, metro train
metroliikenne {n} :: metro traffic
metrolinja {n} :: metro line
metrologi {n} :: metrologist
metrologia {n} :: metrology (science of weights and measures or of measurement)
metrologinen {adj} :: metrological
metronomi {n} [music] :: metronome
metropoli {n} :: metropolis
metropolialue {n} :: metropolitan area
metropoliitta {n} [Christianity] :: metropolitan [Orthodox Christian bishop]
metrorata {n} :: metro track
metroseksuaali {n} :: metrosexual
metroseksuaalisuus {n} :: metrosexuality
metrotunneli {n} :: metro tunnel
metrovaunu {n} :: metro car
metsä {n} :: forest, woods
metsä {n} :: bush (rural areas, typically remote, wooded, undeveloped and uncultivated)
metsä {n} :: hunting
metsäala {n} :: forestry sector, forest sector
metsäala {n} :: forest area
metsäalue {n} :: forest area
metsäaukio {n} :: clearing, glade; open area in a forest
metsäautotie {n} :: forest road, forest path
metsäenergia {n} :: forest energy
metsähallitus {n} :: Alternative capitalization of Metsähallitus (state enterprise that administers the state-owned land and water areas)
metsähallitus {n} :: An agency, authority or other organization vested with similar responsibility in another country
Metsähallitus {prop} :: A Finnish state enterprise that administers the state-owned land and water areas comprising about 1/3 of the area of the country; there's no "official" translation as the organization uses its Finnish name also in English texts
metsähanhi {n} :: bean goose (Anser fabalis)
metsähiiri {n} :: yellow-necked mouse (Apodemus flavicollis)
metsäinen {adj} :: forested
metsäisyys {n} :: woodedness
metsäjänis {n} :: mountain hare, Lepus timidus
metsäkaarti {n} [historical, during the Finnish Civil War in 1918] :: The group of Reds who hid themselves in the forest (lit. the "Woods Guard")
metsäkaarti {n} [historical, during the Continuation War in 1941-1944] :: The group of (Finnish) deserters who hid themselves in the forest (lit. the "Woods Guard")
metsäkaartilainen {n} :: (during the Finnish Civil War in 1918) A Red who hid himself/herself in the forest (literally: a member of the "Woods Guard")
metsäkaartilainen {n} :: (during the Continuation War in 1941-1944) A deserter who hid himself in the forest (literally: a member of the "Woods Guard")
metsäkämppä {n} :: forest cabin, forest hut
metsäkana {n} :: grouse (bird of the subfamily Tetraoninae of the family Phasianidae)
metsäkana {n} [dated] :: synonym of riekko
metsäkanalintu {n} :: grouse
metsäkaniini {n} :: tapeti (South American rabbit)
metsäkastikka {n} :: rough small-reed (Calamagrostis arundinacea)
metsäkato {n} :: deforestation
metsäkauris {n} :: roe deer, Capreolus capreolus
metsäkauris {n} :: roebuck (the male of roe deer)
metsäkaurisuros {n} :: roebuck (male of roe deer, Capreolus capreolus)
metsäkeskus {n} :: Since 2012, Metsäkeskus, the state authority responsible for promoting forestry and good care of nation's forest resources. The authority uses "The Finnish Forest Centre" as its official English name. The centre belongs to the maa- ja metsätalousministeriö (Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry)
metsäkeskus {n} :: Until 2011, any of the 13 regional authorities which were merged to establish the current state authority
metsäkeskus {n} :: Short for the R&D organization Metsätalouden kehittämiskeskus Tapio, ("Forestry Development Centre Tapio") [1]
metsäkirvinen {n} :: tree pipit (Anthus trivialis)
metsäkissa {n} :: wild cat, Felis silvestris
metsäkone {n} :: forest machine
metsäkorte {n} :: wood horsetail (Equisetum sylvaticum)
metsäkuolema {n} :: The death of a forest, especially due to pollution
metsäkurjenpolvi {n} :: wood cranesbill (Geranium sylvaticum)
metsäläinen {n} :: bumpkin, yokel (similar to hillbilly)
metsälainsäädäntö {n} :: forestry legislation, forest legislation
metsälaki {n} :: forest law, forest code
metsälappalainen {adj} [dated] :: synonym of metsäsaamelainen
metsälappalainen {n} [dated] :: synonym of metsäsaamelainen
Metsä-Lappi {prop} :: The part of the Finnish Lapland that lies south of the treeline
metsälauha {n} [plant] :: wavy hair grass, Deschampsia flexuosa
metsälehmus {n} :: small-leaved lime, Tilia cordata
metsälö {n} [forestry, technical] :: A parcel of forest which is treated as a silvicultural unit, typically the forests belonging to one person on a geographically limited area
metsämaa {n} :: woodland, forest land
metsämaitikka {n} :: small cow-wheat, Melampyrum sylvaticum
metsämansikka {n} :: wild strawberry (Fragaria vesca)
metsämänty {n} :: Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris)
metsämurmeli {n} :: A groundhog, woodchuck, Marmota monax
metsämyyrä {n} :: bank vole, Myodes glareolus (former genus names Clethrionomys and Evotomys)
metsäneläin {n} :: An animal that lives in the forest
metsäneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the second rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished people involved in forestry
metsänhoidollinen {adj} :: silvicultural, pertaining to forestry
metsänhoidollisesti {adv} :: in a way that is related to forest management
metsänhoitaja {n} :: A forester (person who practices forestry)
metsänhoito {n} :: forestry, silviculture
metsänhoitotiede {n} :: silviculture
metsänhoitotyö {n} :: forest management work, silvicultural work
metsänhoitoyhdistys {n} :: forest management association
metsänkaato {n} :: deforestation, forest felling
metsän kuningas {n} [idiomatic] :: One of the many nicknames of bear
metsänomistaja {n} :: forest owner
metsänorsu {n} :: African forest elephant, Loxodonta cyclotis
metsänraja {n} :: tree line
metsänraja {n} :: border of a forest
metsänreuna {n} :: border of a forest
metsäntutkimus {n} :: forestry research
metsänviljely {n} :: forest cultivation
metsäpäästäinen {n} :: common shrew, Sorex araneus
metsäpäästäiset {n} :: the genus Sorex
metsäpalo {n} :: forest fire
metsäpalovaroitus {n} :: forest fire warning
metsäpalsta {n} :: wood lot
metsäpeitteinen {adj} :: wooded, covered in forests
metsäpeura {n} :: Finnish forest reindeer (Rangifer tarandus fennicus)
metsäpolku {n} :: forest path
metsäraja {n} :: tree line
metsärikas {adj} :: rich in forests
metsäruusu {n} :: cinnamon rose, Rosa majalis
metsäsertifiointi {n} :: forest certification
metsäsika {n} :: badger
metsäsopuli {n} :: wood lemming
metsästää {v} :: To hunt
metsästäjä {n} :: A hunter
metsästäjä-keräilijä {n} [anthropology] :: hunter-gatherer
metsästäjänpihvi {n} :: steak with mushroom sauce
metsästäminen {n} :: hunting
metsästellä {vt} :: to hunt repeatedly or leisurely
metsästys {n} :: hunting
metsästysase {n} :: hunting weapon
metsästyshaukka {n} :: a bird of prey used in falconry
metsästyskausi {n} :: hunting season
metsästyskoira {n} :: A hunting dog, gun dog
metsästyskortti {n} :: hunting license, hunting pass
metsästyslaukku {n} :: possibles bag (hunter's day-bag)
metsästyslupa {n} :: hunting license, hunting permit
metsästysmaa {n} :: hunting grounds
metsästysopas {n} :: jaeger, hunting guide
metsästysseura {n} :: hunting club
metsästystorvi {n} :: hunting horn
metsäsuomalainen {n} [historical] :: Forest Finn
metsäsuunnittelu {n} :: forest planning
metsätähti {n} :: arctic starflower (Trientalis europaea)
metsätähti {n} :: any plant of the genus Trientalis
metsätähti {n} [in plural] :: the genus Trientalis
metsätaloudellinen {adj} :: pertaining to forestry
metsätalous {n} :: forestry (art and practice of cultivating, exploiting and renewing forests for commercial purposes)
metsätalousinsinööri {n} :: forestry engineer
metsätalousministeri {n} :: Minister of Forestry, a former minister position in the Finnish government
metsätalousneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the seventh rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished people involved in forestry
metsätaloustiede {n} :: forestry economics
metsätaloustiede {n} :: forestry
metsäteknologinen {adj} :: pertaining to forest technology
metsäteollisuus {n} :: Lumber industry
metsätie {n} :: forest road
metsätiede {n} :: forestry (an applied science which deals with geographics, zoology, dendrology, evaluation and economics of forests, their ecology and utilization)
metsätieteellinen {adj} :: pertaining to forest science
metsätila {n} :: forest holding (a holding or estate in a forest)
metsätilanomistaja {n} :: owner of a forestry holding or forest property
metsätön {adj} :: forestless
metsätulot {n} :: forestry income
metsätuomi {n} [plant] :: bird cherry, Prunus padus
metsätyö {n} :: forestry work
metsätyöväline {n} :: forestry tool
metsätyyppi {n} [forestry] :: forest type (type of forest as specified in a classification system)
metsävaahtera {n} :: Norway maple (maple species Acer platanoides), usually called simply vaahtera (maple), because it is the only maple species naturally occurring in Finland
metsävarat {n} :: forest resources
metsäyhtiö {n} :: forest product company (any company involved in production of pulp, paper, sawn goods and other mass-produced forest products)
metsäympäristö {n} :: forest environment
metsiensuojelu {n} :: forest conservation
metsikkö {n} :: A small forest
metsikkökuvio {n} :: forest compartment
metsittää {v} :: to forest, afforest
metsittää {v} :: to reforest
metsittäminen {n} :: afforestation, forestation
metsittyä {vi} :: To become forested
metsittyminen {n} :: becoming forested
metsitys {n} :: forestation
metso {n} :: wood grouse, capercaillie, Tetrao urogallus (large, black bird of grouse family)
metsokukko {n} :: a male capercaillie
metsuri {n} :: lumberjack, lumberman, timberjack, logger
Mette {prop} :: given name, rare in Finland
mettinen {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of mehiläinen
mettinen {n} [archaic] :: dove, darling (term of endearment)
metu {n} [obsolete] ::  mead
Metusala {prop} [Bible, obsolete] :: synonym of Metusalem
Metusalah {prop} [Bible] :: synonym of Metusalem
Metusalem {prop} [Bible, colloquial] :: Methuselah
Metuselah {prop} [Bible] :: synonym of Metusalem
metvursti {n} :: mettwurst (German sausage)
metylaasi {n} [enzyme] :: methylase (enzyme)
metyleeni {n} :: methylene
metyleenidioksimetamfetamiini {n} [chemistry] :: methylenedioxymethamphetamine
metyleenikloridi {n} [organic chemistry] :: methylene chloride, methylene dichloride, dichloromethane (partially halogenated hydrocarbon CH2Cl2 widely used as a solvent)
metyyli {n} [organic compound] :: methyl
metyylialkoholi {n} :: methanol
metyyliamiini {n} [chemistry] :: methylamine
metyyliasetaatti {n} [chemistry] :: methyl acetate
metyylibromidi {n} [chemistry] :: bromomethane
metyylielohopea {n} :: methylmercury
metyyliesteri {n} [organic chemistry] :: methyl ester
metyylifenidaatti {n} [chemistry] :: methylphenidate
metyylifenobarbitaali {n} [chemistry] :: methylphenobarbital
metyyliformiaatti {n} [chemistry] :: methyl formate
metyylihydratsiini {n} [chemistry] :: methylhydrazine
metyyli-isobutyyliketoni {n} [chemistry] :: methyl isobutyl ketone
metyyli-isosyanaatti {n} [chemistry] :: methyl isocyanate
metyylijodidi {n} [chemistry] :: iodomethane, methyl iodide
metyylikloridi {n} [chemistry] :: chloromethane, methyl chloride
metyylimerkaptaani {n} [chemistry] :: methanethiol
metyylinitriitti {n} [chemistry] :: methyl nitrite
metyylipropyyliketoni {n} [chemistry] :: methyl propyl ketone
metyylisalisylaatti {n} :: methyl salicylate
metyyliselluloosa {n} [organic chemistry] :: methylcellulose
metyylisulfonyylimetaani {n} [chemistry] :: methylsulfonylmethane
metyylisyanidi {n} :: acetonitrile
metyylitertiääributyylieetteri {n} [chemistry] :: methyl tert-butyl ether
metyylivinyyliketoni {n} [chemistry] :: methyl vinyl ketone
meuhkata {v} :: to mouth off (to complain or otherwise express oneself in a loud, immoderate manner)
meuhkata {v} :: to mouth off (to talk impudently, especially to one's superior)
mezuza {n} [Judaism, Christianity] :: mezuzah
mezzoforte {n} [music] :: mezzo forte
mezzopiano {n} [music] :: mezzo piano
mezzosopraano {n} [music] :: mezzo-soprano
mezzotinto {n} :: mezzotint
mi {pron} [poetic] :: synonym of mikä
Miami {prop} :: Miami (city)
miau {interj} :: meow
Michigan {prop} :: Michigan (state)
michiganilainen {n} :: Michigander, Michiganian
michiganilainen {adj} :: Michigander, Michiganian
midihame {n} :: midi skirt
midipituinen {adj} :: midi
mie {pron} [personal, dialectal, including, Kven] :: I (1st person singular personal pronoun)
miedonnus {n} :: taming, weakening, diluting
miedontaa {vt} :: to tame
miedontaa {vt} :: to weaken
miedontaa {vt} :: to dilute
miedontaminen {n} :: taming, weakening, diluting
miedontua {vi} :: to become mild or milder
miedosti {adv} :: mildly, blandly
miehekäs {adj} :: manly
miehekkäästi {adv} :: In a manly manner; like a man
miehekkyys {n} :: manhood, manliness
miehelä {n} [dated] :: the family or household of the husband, especially from the point of view of the wife expected to become a part of it
miehemme {n} :: first-person plural possissive form of mies
mieheni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of mies
miehenkorkuinen {adj} :: as tall or high as a man
miehenne {n} :: second-person plural possissive form of mies
miehennielijä {n} :: man-eater (a woman)
miehennimi {n} :: male name
miehensä {n} :: third-person possissive form of mies
miehesi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of mies
miehevä {adj} :: brave, manly, macho (having qualities befitting a man, used especially of a young man or boy who wants to be more macho than he really is)
miehevästi {adv} :: bravely, manlily
miehevyys {n} :: machismo (property of being exaggeratedly masculine)
mieheys {n} :: manliness, masculinity (similarity to man)
Miehikkälä {prop} :: Miehikkälä
miehikkäläinen {adj} :: alternative form of miehikkäläläinen
miehikkäläinen {n} :: alternative form of miehikkäläläinen
miehikkäläläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Miehikkälä
miehikkäläläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Miehikkälä
miehimys {n} [archaic, biblical] :: homosexual
miehinen {adj} :: manly
miehistö {n} :: crew
miehistö {n} [military] :: rank and file. In the Finnish army the term miehistö includes the ranks of sotamies and korpraali
miehistönkuljetusalus {n} :: watercraft used to carry crew or troops
miehistönkuljetusvaunu {n} [military] :: A armored personnel carrier
miehistyä {vi} :: To become manlier
miehistyminen {n} :: becoming manlier
miehisyys {n} :: manliness
miehittää {vt} :: to man (a boat, vessel, ship, craft etc.)
miehittää {v} :: to staff (to supply with employees)
miehittää {vt} :: to occupy, take possession of (a country)
miehittäjä {n} :: occupier
miehittämätön {adj} :: unmanned
miehittäminen {n} :: manning
miehittäminen {n} :: staffing
miehittäminen {n} :: occupying (military action)
miehittyä {vi} [of an orbital] :: to be occupied (by an electron)
miehitys {n} :: manning (of a boat, ship, vessel, craft etc.)
miehitys {n} :: occupation (of a country)
miehitysarmeija {n} :: army of occupation
miehus {n} :: synonym of miehusta
miehusta {n} :: bodice
miehusta {n} :: breast (section of men's clothing covering the breast area)
miehuullinen {adj} :: manly
miehuullinen {adj} :: courageous, brave
miehuullisesti {adv} :: manlily, courageously, bravely
miehuullisuus {n} :: manliness
miehuullisuus {n} :: courageousness, braveness
miehuus {n} :: manhood
miehuus {n} :: manliness, masculinity
miehuus {n} :: virility
miehuus {n} :: the property of being a man as opposed to being a child or old man
miehuus {n} [euphemistic] :: manhood, manliness (male genitalia)
miehyys {n} :: manliness, masculinity
miehyys {n} :: manhood (being a man, distinguished from a child or a woman)
miekanhiontakivi {n} :: a rock with grooves carved (during prehistory) to it
miekanisku {n} :: sword-cut
miekanmittelö {n} [poetic] :: swordfight
miekannielijä {n} :: sword swallower
miekka {n} :: sword
miekkailija {n} :: fencer
miekkailija {n} :: swordsman
miekkailla {vi} :: to fence, duel (with swords)
miekkailu {n} :: fencing (game)
miekkailu {n} :: swordplay (fighting with a sword)
miekkailualue {n} [fencing] :: piste, strip (field of play in a fencing match, abt. 14 x 2 meters in size)
miekkakala {n} :: A swordfish
miekkalilja {n} :: gladiolus
miekkaliljaripsiäinen {n} :: gladiolus thrips, Thrips simplex
miekkalisäke {n} [skeleton] :: xiphoid process [bone]
miekkamainen {adj} [botany, of leaves] :: ensiform (shaped like a sword, long and narrow with a sharp pointed tip)
miekkamainen {adj} :: swordlike (resembling a sword)
miekkari {n} [colloquial] :: demonstration
miekkasampi {n} :: paddlefish (Psephurus gladius)
miekkavalas {n} :: killer whale (Orcinus orca)
miekkonen {n} [jocular] :: man (adult male human)
mieleenpainuva {adj} :: memorable
mieleenpainuvampi {adj} :: comparative of mieleenpainuva
mieleinen {adj} :: agreeable
mieleinen {adj} :: cozy
mielekäs {adj} :: reasonable, sensible
mielekkäästi {adv} :: reasonably, sensibly
mielekkyys {n} :: sensibleness, reasonableness
mielellään {adv} :: gladly, willingly, with pleasure
mielellään {adv} [often, with saada in conditional mood and an infinitive] :: preferably, rather
mielelläni {adv} :: first-person singular form form of mielellään
mieleltään {adv} :: mentally, of ~ mind
mielenfilosofia {n} [philosophy] :: philosophy of mind
mielenhäiriö {n} :: mental disorder
mielenhallinta {n} :: mind control
mielenilmaisu {n} :: demonstration (public display of group opinion)
mielenilmaus {n} :: demonstration (public display of group opinion)
mielenkiinnoton {adj} :: uninteresting
mielenkiinnottomasti {adv} :: uninterestingly
mielenkiinto {n} :: interest [attention]
mielenkiintoinen {adj} :: interesting, intriguing, fascinating
mielenkiintoisemmin {adv} :: comparative of mielenkiintoisesti
mielenkiintoisempi {adj} :: comparative of mielenkiintoinen
mielenkiintoisesti {adv} :: interestingly
mielenkiintoisimmin {adv} :: superlative of mielenkiintoisesti
mielenkiintoisin {adj} :: superlative of mielenkiintoinen
mielenlaatu {n} :: disposition, temper, mentality
mielenliikutus {n} :: a temporary intense emotion or affection
mielenlujuus {n} :: fortitude
mielenmaisema {n} :: mindscape, mental landscape
mielenmuutos {n} :: A change of mind
mielenmuutos {n} :: A change of heart
mielenosoittaja {n} :: demonstrator, protester (person)
mielenosoituksellinen {adj} :: demonstrative, pertaining to a demonstration or protest
mielenosoituksellisesti {adv} :: demonstratively (in a way similar to a demonstration)
mielenosoitus {n} :: demonstration, protest (display of opinion)
mielenrauha {n} :: peace of mind
mielensäpahoittaja {n} [often, derogatory] :: a person who gets offended easily or whose feelings get hurt easily
mielenterveydellinen {adj} :: Concerning mental health
mielenterveydellisesti {adv} :: in a way that is related to mental health; mentally, psychologically
mielenterveys {n} :: mental health
mielenterveyshäiriö {n} :: mental disorder
mielenterveystoimisto {n} :: mental health clinic, mental health center
mielenterveystyö {n} :: mental health work
mielentila {n} :: state of mind
mielentila {n} :: mood
mielentilatutkimus {n} :: psychiatric assessment
mielentyyneys {n} :: equanimity
mielenvikainen {adj} :: insane
mielenvikaisuus {n} :: insanity
mielestä {postp} :: jonkun mielestä + appropriate possessive suffix = in one's opinion
mieletön {adj} :: mindless, preposterous
mieletön {adj} :: mad
mieletön {adj} [colloquial] :: Especially together with fortifier ihan (totally), fabulous, superb, great
mielettömästi {adv} :: insanely
mielettömyys {n} :: madness, folly
mielevä {adj} :: ingratiating, allusive
mielevästi {adv} :: ingratiatingly, allusively
mieli {n} :: mood
mieli {n} :: sense, meaning
mieli {n} :: mind
mieli {n} :: opinion (nowadays usually replaced by the "clarification" mielipide () [coined in 1847] except in certain expressions)
mieli {n} [in compounds] :: mental
mieli {n} [in compounds] :: favorite
mieli {n} [in expressions] :: regard
mieliä {vt} [auxiliary + infinitive] :: To wish, desire, want (to do something)
mieliaihe {n} :: synonym of lempiaihe
mieliala {n} :: mood (emotional state)
mielialahäiriö {n} [psychiatry] :: affective disorder, mood disorder
mielihalu {n} :: desire
mielihyvä {n} :: enjoyment, pleasure, satisfaction, complacency
mielihyväkeskus {n} :: pleasure center, pleasure centre; nucleus accumbens (region of the brain which creates feelings of pleasure)
mielihyvin {adv} :: willingly, gladly, with pleasure
mieliinpainuva {adj} :: alternative form of mieleenpainuva
mielijohde {n} :: impulse (wish or urge)
mielikki {n} [rare] :: synonym of suosikki
Mielikki {prop} [Finnish mythology] :: Finnish goddess of the forest
Mielikki {prop} :: given name
mielikseen {adv} :: for fun, for one's amusement or satisfaction
mielikuva {n} :: A mental image (mental picture)
mielikuvakartta {n} :: mind map
mielikuvamaailma {n} :: collective imagery of a person or people
mielikuvituksekas {adj} :: imaginative
mielikuvituksekkaasti {adv} :: imaginatively
mielikuvituksellinen {adj} :: fantastic
mielikuvitukseton {adj} :: unimaginative, having no imagination
mielikuvitus {n} :: imagination
mielikuvitus {n} [in compounds] :: imaginary
mielikuvitusleikki {n} :: imaginary play
mielikuvitusmaa {n} :: fantasy land
mielikuvitusmaailma {n} :: fantasy world, imaginary world
mielikuvitusystävä {n} :: imaginary friend
-mielinen {adj} :: sympathetic to, strongly in favour of, pro-
-mielinen {adj} :: -minded
mielin kielin {phrase} :: only used in olla mielin kielin
mielinkielin {adv} :: flatteringly, in a manner that involves curry favoring
mielin määrin {adv} [idiomatic] :: as much as one wants, at will, all that one wants
mielipaha {n} :: resentment, regret, malaise
mielipide {n} :: opinion
mielipide-ero {n} :: difference of opinion
mielipideilmasto {n} :: climate of opinion
mielipidekirjoitus {n} :: opinion piece
mielipidekysely {n} :: opinion poll
mielipidemittaus {n} :: opinion poll
mielipidesivu {n} :: op-ed, op-ed page
mielipidetiedustelu {n} :: An opinion poll
mielipidetutkimus {n} :: opinion poll
mielipidevanki {n} :: prisoner of conscience
mielipidevanki {n} :: political prisoner
mielipiteenvaihto {n} :: exchange of opinions, ventilation
mielipiteenvapaus {n} :: freedom of opinion
mielipuoli {n} :: An insane person
mielipuolinen {adj} :: insane
mielipuolisesti {adv} :: madly, insanely
mielipuolisuus {n} :: madness, insanity
mieliruoka {n} :: favorite food
mielisairaala {n} :: mental hospital
mielisairaalahoito {n} :: mental hospital care
mielisairaampi {adj} :: comparative of mielisairas
mielisairas {adj} :: mentally ill
mielisairas {n} :: mental patient
mielisairaus {n} :: mental illness, mental disorder
mielissään {adv} :: pleased, happy, glad, delighted (about something = elative)
mielisteleminen {n} :: currying favor, sucking up
mielistelijä {n} :: flatterer, toady
mielistellä {v} :: To curry favor, to suck up (seek to gain favor by flattery or attention)
mielistely {n} :: flattery, adulation
mielistyä {v} :: synonym of mieltyä
mielistyminen {n} :: synonym of mieltyminen
-mielisyys {n} :: mindedness (state of being minded in a particular way)
-mielisyys {n} :: -ism
mielitauti {n} :: mental illness
mielitautinen {adj} :: Having a mental illness
mieliteko {n} :: want, desire, craving (something that one would want to do)
mielitellä {v} [rare] :: to wish (for)
mielitietty {n} :: darling, sweetheart
Mielitty {prop} [archaic] :: given name
Mielitty {prop} [archaic] :: given name
mielityö {n} :: favorite job
mielivaltainen {adj} :: arbitrary
mielivaltainen {adj} :: extrajudicial (carried out without legal authority)
mielivaltaisesti {adv} :: arbitrarily
mielivaltaisuus {n} :: arbitrariness
mielle {n} [rare] :: A mental image or thought that comes to mind
miellekartta {n} :: mind map
mielleyhtymä {n} :: association (connection in the mind or imagination)
miellyttää {v} :: To please
miellyttäminen {n} :: pleasing
miellyttävä {adj} :: pleasant
miellyttävä-ääninen {adj} :: with a pleasant voice
miellyttäväkäytöksinen {adj} :: pleasant in manner
miellyttävästi {adv} :: pleasantly
miellyttävyys {n} :: pleasantness
mieltää {vi} :: To perceive
mieltäminen {n} :: perceiving
mieltyä {vi} :: to take to, to grow fond of, to become attached to (target in illative)
mieltyminen {n} :: taking to, growing fond of
mieltymys {n} :: preference
mieltymys {n} :: affection
mieltymys {n} :: liking
mieluimmin {adv} :: synonym of mieluiten
mieluinen {adj} :: congenial, agreeable
mieluinen {adj} [in some phrases, in negative] :: favorite
mieluisa {adj} :: pleasant
mieluisasti {adv} :: pleasantly
mieluisesti {adv} :: congenially, agreeably
mieluisuus {n} :: pleasantness
mieluiten {adv} :: preferably
mieluiten {adv} :: most willingly
mielummin {adv} [nonstandard or colloquial] :: alternative form of mieluummin
mieluummin {adv} :: rather (comparative of mieluusti)
mieluusti {adv} :: certainly, willingly, gladly, with pleasure
miero {n} :: outcast
mierolainen {n} :: vagrant, beggar
mies {n} :: man (adult male human being)
mies {n} :: husband (married man)
miesääni {n} :: male voice
miesasia {n} :: men's rights, men's issues
miesasiamies {n} :: men's rights activist (male)
mieshenkilö {n} :: man, male person
miesjoukko {n} :: group of men
mieskohtainen {adj} :: personal, individual to every man
mieskohtaisesti {adv} :: specifically to or for every man (separately)
mieskunto {n} :: fitness for manly deeds; fitness for military duty
mieskunto {n} :: sexual virility
mieskuntoinen {adj} :: virile
mieskuntoisuus {n} :: virility
mieskuoro {n} :: male choir
miesleski {n} :: widower
mieslukuinen {adj} :: numerous, with many men
mieslukuisesti {adv} :: numerously, with many men or troops
miesluola {n} :: man cave
miesmäinen {adj} :: manlike, mannish (resembling a man)
miesmäisesti {adv} :: in a manlike way
miesmäisyys {n} :: manlikeness
miesmuistiin {adv} :: in recent memory, within living memory, in living memory (within extant people's recorded history)
miesmurha {n} [rare] :: male homicide
miesoletettu {n} [feminism] :: man, male (a person assumed to be male based on appearance)
miesopettaja {n} :: male teacher
miesopiskelija {n} :: A male student
miespalvelija {n} :: manservant, valet (male servant)
miesparka {n} :: Poor, pitiful man
miespiha {n} :: the yard surrounded by buildings in a farm house, used by people as opposed to animals
miespuolinen {adj} :: male
miessukupuoli {n} :: The male sex
miestappo {n} :: manslaughter (killing of a man)
miestenhuone {n} :: men's room
miestenlehti {n} :: a magazine aimed at men
miestenlehti {n} [euphemistic] :: a pornographic magazine aimed at men
miestennielijä {n} :: man-eater (woman)
miestyöpäivä {n} :: man-day
miestyövoima {n} :: manpower
miestyövoima {n} :: male labor, male labor force
miestyövuosi {n} [dated] :: man-year
miesvahvuus {n} :: manpower
miesväki {n} :: menfolk (men collectively)
miesvaltainen {adj} :: predominantly male
miesvanki {n} :: male prisoner
miesviha {n} :: misandry
miesvihaaja {n} :: misandrist
miesvoima {n} :: manpower
miesvoittoinen {adj} :: predominantly male
mies yli laidan {phrase} [nautical] :: man overboard
miesystävä {n} :: adult boyfriend
miete {n} :: thought, especially a deep and serious one
miete {n} :: in plural, often with possessive suffix: brown study (melancholy mood accompanied by deep thought)
mietelause {n} :: An aphorism
mietelmä {n} :: adage, aphorism, saying
mietelmä {n} :: thought
mietintä {n} :: thinking
mietintä {n} :: Action of the verb miettiä
mietintäaika {n} :: synonym of miettimisaika
mietintämyssy {n} [humorous] :: thinking cap
mietintö {n} :: report
mietiskelijä {n} :: meditator
mietiskellä {v} :: to meditate, ponder, ruminate, contemplate
mietiskely {n} :: contemplation, rumination (state of being highly concentrated in thought)
mietiskely {n} :: meditation (devotional exercise of contemplation)
mietiskely {n} :: speculation (process of thinking or meditation)
mietityttää {vt} :: to make think, to make ponder, to puzzle
mieto {adj} :: mild, bland
mieto {adj} :: dilute, diluted
Mietoinen {prop} :: Mietoinen (former municipality), now part of Mynämäki
mietous {n} :: mildness
-mietteinen {adj} :: -thinking
mietteliäästi {adv} :: pensively, thoughtfully
mietteliäisyys {n} :: pensiveness, thoughtfulness
mietteliäs {adj} :: pensive, thoughtful
miettiä {vt} :: To think over, ponder
miettiä päänsä puhki {v} [idiomatic] :: to rack one's brain (to struggle to think of or remember something)
miettiminen {n} :: thinking, pondering
miettimisaika {n} :: thinking time
Miettinen {prop} :: surname
miettiväinen {adj} :: pensive, thoughtful, deliberative
miettiväisesti {adv} :: pensively
migmatiitti {n} [geology] :: migmatite
migraatio {n} :: migration
migreeni {n} [pathology] :: migraine
migreenikohtaus {n} :: migraine attack
mihin {pron} :: to where, whereto, whither
mihinä {adv} [dialectal, Southern Ostrobothnia] :: synonym of missä
mihinkä {pron} [colloquial, dialectal] :: synonym of mihin (possibly more emphatic)
mihinkään {adv} :: (not) anywhere
mihinkin {adv} :: to wherever (almost always preceded by an interrogative pronoun or adverb)
mihinpäin {adv} :: to where, to whereabouts
mihkä {adv} [dialectal] :: synonym of mihin
Miia {prop} :: given name
Miika {prop} [biblical character] :: Micah
Miika {prop} :: given name
miikka {n} [school slang] :: minus (in grades)
Miikka {prop} :: given name
miilu {n} :: coal kiln
miilunpoltto {n} :: using a coal kiln
miimikko {n} :: mimic, mummer
miiminen {adj} :: mimetic
miimisesti {adv} :: mimetically
miina {n} [military] :: mine (explosive device)
miina {n} :: mine (type of firework)
miina {n} :: mine (cavity made in plant tissue by the larvae of some insects)
miina {n} [figuratively] :: trap, snare (trick or arrangement designed to catch someone)
miina {n} [figuratively] :: hazard
Miina {prop} :: given name
miinaaja {n} :: An insect the larvae of which live within plant tissue, most often leaves but also e.g. cambium
miinaaja {n} :: The larva of these insects
miinaajakärpänen {n} :: leaf-miner fly (fly in the family Agromyzidae)
miinaharava {n} :: A metal detector used by a minesweeper
miinaharava {n} :: minesweeper (game)
miinakenttä {n} :: A minefield
miinakoira {n} :: mine dog
miinalaiva {n} :: minelayer
miinamies {n} [military] :: miner (operator of ordnance mines and similar explosives)
miinanraivaaja {n} :: minesweeper (ship)
miinanraivaus {n} :: demining, minesweeping
miinata {vt} [biology] :: to mine (dig into; used of leaf miners)
miinavene {n} :: minelayer boat
miinoite {n} [military, technical] :: minefield
miinoittaa {vt} :: To mine, sow mines on
miinoittaminen {n} :: mining (sowing mines)
miinoitus {n} :: mining (sowing mines on)
miinus {adj} :: minus
miinus {n} :: minus
miinus {n} [colloquial] :: minus sign
miinus {n} :: con, minus, negative thing
miinus {n} [colloquial] :: weather with below zero Celsius of temperature
miinuslasit {n} [colloquial] :: minus glasses
miinuslasku {n} [arithmetic, colloquial] :: subtraction
miinusmerkki {n} :: minus sign
miinusmerkkinen {adj} :: negative (number)
miinuspuoli {n} [colloquial] :: con
miinustaa {vt} [colloquial] :: to subtract
Miisa {prop} :: given name
miitinki {n} [colloquial] :: meeting
miitti {n} [colloquial] :: offline meeting between people who know each other online
Mika {prop} :: given name
mikä {pron} [interrogative] :: which, what
mikä {pron} [indefinite] :: whatever
mikä {pron} [relative] :: which, that, what
mikä {determiner} [interrogative] :: what, which
mikään {pron} [indefinite, in question clauses] :: Anything, any [modifies a noun referring to an animal or an inanimate object]
mikään {pron} [indefinite, with a negation verb form] :: Nothing, not ... anything, no [modifies a noun referring to an animal or an inanimate object]
Mikael {prop} [biblical character] :: Michael
Mikael {prop} :: given name
Mikaela {prop} :: given name
mikä ettei {interj} :: why not (used to state that one has no objection to and approves of a proposal)
mikä hätänä {phrase} :: what's the matter, what's the problem?
mikä kaikki {phrase} :: what, what all, everything that; used as interrogative and relative pronoun
mikäkin {adv} [often in derogatory contexts, kuin ~] :: (like) some kind of
mikä laulaen tulee, se viheltäen menee {proverb} :: easy come, easy go
mikäli {conj} :: if, provided that, in the event that,
mikäli {adv} [rare] :: to what extent
mikälie {pron} :: A fill-in interrogative with little informative value, used rather like whatever, who knows or you know in English
mikä oli todistettava {phrase} [math] :: quod erat demonstrandum (which was to be proved; which was to be demonstrated)
mikä tahansa {pron} :: whatever, whichever, wherever, depending on the case of mikä tahansa
mikä vain {pron} :: whatever
mikin {pron} :: a form of mikä, same as "mikäkin", which. Used always in connection with another interrogative pronoun
mikittää {v} [colloquial] :: to mike (equip with microphones)
Mikkelä {prop} :: surname
mikkeli {n} :: Michaelmas
Mikkeli {prop} :: Mikkeli (town/and/municipality)
Mikkeli {prop} [rare] :: surname
mikkeliläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Mikkeli
mikkeliläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Mikkeli
mikkelinpäivä {n} :: Michaelmas
mikki {n} [colloquial] :: mic, mike (microphone)
mikkihiiri- {prefix} [colloquial] :: Mickey Mouse (of dubious quality)
Mikki Hiiri {prop} :: Mickey Mouse
Mikkilä {prop} :: surname
-mikko {n} :: Suffix used in some compound nouns
mikko {n} :: Michaelmas
mikko {n} :: Reynard (name for a fox in fairy tales)
Mikko {prop} :: given name
Mikkola {prop} :: surname
Mikkola {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Mikkonen {prop} :: surname
Mikko Repolainen {prop} :: Reynard the Fox
Miko {prop} :: given name
Mikola {prop} :: surname
mikro- {prefix} :: micro-
mikro {n} [colloquial] :: microwave, microwave oven
mikro {n} [colloquial, dated] :: microcomputer
mikroaalto {n} [physics] :: A microwave
mikroaaltosäteily {n} :: microwave radiation
mikroaaltouuni {n} :: A microwave oven
mikroaggressio {n} [sociology] :: microaggression
mikroampeeri {n} :: microamp
mikroarkkitehtuuri {n} [computing, biology] :: microarchitecture
mikroateria {n} :: microwave meal, microwave dinner
mikroauto {n} :: go-cart (small, open-wheeled vehicle for racing)
mikrobi {n} :: microbe
mikrobiekologi {n} :: microbial ecologist
mikrobiekologia {n} :: microbial ecology
mikrobilääke {n} :: antimicrobial
mikrobiologi {n} :: microbiologist
mikrobiologia {n} :: microbiology
mikrobiomi {n} [biology] :: microbiome
mikroelektrodi {n} :: microelectrode
mikroelektromekaaninen {adj} :: microelectromechanical
mikroelektroniikka {n} :: microelectronics
mikrofilamentti {n} :: microfilament
mikrofilia {n} :: microphilia
mikrofilmata {v} :: To microfilm
mikrofilmaus {n} :: microfilming
mikrofilmi {n} :: microfilm
mikrofluidistiikka {n} :: microfluidics
mikrofoni {n} :: microphone
mikrogramma {n} :: microgram
mikroilmasto {n} :: microclimate
mikroilme {n} :: microexpression
mikrokaarisekunti {n} :: microarcsecond
mikrokäsky {n} [computing] :: microinstruction
mikrokefalia {n} [pathology] :: microcephaly
mikrokemia {n} :: microchemistry
mikrokemiallinen {adj} :: microchemical
mikrokirurgia {n} :: microsurgery
mikrokliini {n} [mineral] :: microcline
mikrokoodi {n} [computing] :: microcode
mikrokortti {n} :: microfiche, microcard
mikrokosminen {adj} :: microcosmic
mikrokosmos {n} :: microcosm
mikrokuitu {n} :: microfibre/microfiber
mikrokuitukangas {n} :: microfiber fabric
mikrokuituliina {n} :: microfiber cloth
mikrokuvaus {n} :: microfilming
mikrolaina {n} :: microloan (small loan given to a poor person)
mikrolisäys {n} :: micropropagation
mikroluotto {n} :: microloan (small loan given to a poor person)
mikromekaniikka {n} :: micromechanics
mikrometri {n} :: micrometer
Mikronesia {prop} :: Micronesia
Mikronesian liittovaltio {prop} :: Federated States of Micronesia (official name of Micronesia)
mikroni {n} :: micron
mikroni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of mikro
mikro-ohjelma {n} [computing] :: microprogram
mikro-organismi {n} :: microorganism
mikropiiri {n} :: integrated circuit
mikroprosessori {n} [computing] :: A microprocessor
mikrorakenne {n} :: microstructure
mikrosekunti {n} :: microsecond
mikrosiru {n} :: microchip
mikroskooppi {n} :: microscope
Mikroskooppi {prop} :: The constellation Microscopium
mikroskooppinen {adj} :: microscopic
mikroskooppisesti {adv} :: microscopically
mikroskopia {n} :: microscopy
mikroskopoida {v} :: To use a microscope
mikroskopoiminen {n} :: using a microscope
mikroskopointi {n} :: microscoping
mikrosortsit {n} :: hot pants
mikrosporangio {n} [botany] :: microsporangium
mikrospori {n} [botany] :: microspore
mikrostruktuuri {n} :: microstructure
mikrosuoritin {n} [computing] :: microprocessor
mikrotaloudellinen {adj} [economics] :: microeconomic
mikrotalous {n} [economics] :: microeconomy
mikrotalous {n} :: synonym of mikrotaloustiede
mikrotaloustiede {n} :: microeconomics
mikrotaloustieteellinen {adj} :: microeconomic (relating to microeconomics)
mikroteknologia {n} :: microtechnology
mikrotia {n} :: microtia
mikrotietokone {n} :: A microcomputer
mikrotomi {n} :: microtome
mikrotubulus {n} :: microtubule
mikrotuki {n} :: PC support
mikrotukihenkilö {n} :: PC support person
mikrouuni {n} :: synonym of mikroaaltouuni
mikrovalmistus {n} :: microfabrication
mikrovaltio {n} :: microstate
miks {adv} [colloquial] :: why
miksaaja {n} :: mixer (one who mixes audio, etc.)
miksaaminen {n} [music] :: mixing
miksata {vt} [music] :: to mix
miksaus {n} :: mixdown, mixing (of sound)
miksauslaite {n} [music] :: mixing console
miksei {contraction} :: contraction of miksi ei
mikseivät {contraction} :: contraction of miksi eivät
miksemme {contraction} :: contraction of miksi emme
miksen {contraction} :: contraction of miksi en
mikseri {n} :: mixing console
mikseri {n} :: A mixer (non-alcoholic drink that is added to spirits to make cocktails)
mikset {contraction} :: contraction of miksi et
miksette {contraction} :: contraction of miksi ette
miksi {adv} :: why (for what cause, reason, or purpose)
mikskä {pron} [colloquial] :: alternative spelling of miksikä
miksolyydinen {n} [music] :: Mixolydian
miksotrofia {n} [biology] :: mixotrophy
mikstuura {n} [medicine] :: mixture (medicinal compound)
Mila {prop} :: given name
milaneesi {n} :: Milanese (fabric)
milanolainen {n} :: Milanese (person)
milanolainen {adj} :: Milanese (of or pertaining to Milan)
miliaarinen {adj} :: miliary
miliisi {n} :: militia
militääri {adj} :: alternative form of militäärinen
militaarinen {adj} :: military
militäärinen {adj} :: alternative form of militaarinen
militantti {adj} :: militant
militantti {n} :: a militant
militarismi {n} :: militarism
militarisminvastainen {adj} :: antimilitarist
militarisoida {vt} :: To militarise/militarize
militarisointi {n} :: militarization
militarisoitua {vi} :: To be(come) militarised/militarized
militaristi {n} :: militarist
militaristinen {adj} :: militaristic
milj {num} :: abbreviation of miljoona
Milja {prop} :: given name
miljardi {num} :: A milliard, 109 (in the short scale, a billion)
miljardikertainen {adj} :: billionfold
miljardis {adj} :: billionth [short scale], milliardth [long scale], thousand millionth (1,000,000,000th)
miljardisosa {n} :: one billionth/thousand millionth (1/1,000,000,000)
miljardööri {n} :: billionaire
miljonääri {n} :: millionaire
miljöö {n} :: milieu (social setting or environment)
miljöökuvaus {n} :: description of a milieu
miljoona {num} :: A million, 106
miljoonainen {adj} :: of (some) millions
miljoonakala {n} :: guppy (Poecilia reticulata)
miljoonakaupunki {n} :: A city with a population of one million or more
miljoonakertainen {adj} :: millionfold
miljoonakutoja {n} :: red-billed quelea (Quelea quelea)
miljoonalaatikko {n} :: box of assorted parts or items, junk box
miljoonapalo {n} :: A fire costing one million or more
miljoonas {adj} :: the millionth, abbreviation 1 000 000.
miljoonasosa {n} :: millionth
miljoonasosa {n} :: part per million
miljoonikko {n} :: millionaire
miljoonittain {adv} :: by the millions
Milka {prop} [biblical character] :: Milcah
Milka {prop} :: given name of biblical origin; rather rare
milkku {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of miljoona
Milla {prop} :: given name
millä {pron} :: on which, on what
millä {pron} :: with which, with what
milläänkään {adv} :: alternative form of millänsäkään
millai {adv} [dialectal, colloquial] :: synonym of milleen
millainen {adj} :: what, what kind of, what...like
millänsäkään {adv} [in negative] :: used to represent a lack of emotion or reaction; in a way that one does not care
milleen {adv} [colloquial] :: how, like what
millennialismi {n} :: millennialism
milleriitti {n} [mineral] :: millerite
milletinpäästäinen {n} :: crowned shrew, Millet's shrew (Sorex coronatus)
milli- {prefix} :: milli-
milli {n} [colloquial] :: millimetre/millimeter
milli {n} [colloquial] :: million; used chiefly of money
milliampeeri {n} :: milliampere
millibaari {n} :: millibar (non-SI unit of pressure)
milligramma {n} :: milligram (milligramme)
millikaarisekunti {n} :: milliarcsecond
millilitra {n} :: millilitre
millimetri {n} :: millimetre (unit of measure)
millimetripaperi {n} :: millimeter paper
millinen {adj} [usually preceded with a number, colloquial] :: mil, millimeter
milliradiaani {n} :: milliradian
millisekunti {n} :: millisecond
milliwatti {n} :: milliwatt
milloin {adv} :: when (at what time)
milloinka {adv} [emphatic, colloquial] :: when?
milloinkaan {adv} :: [with älä (don't)]: ever
milloinkaan {adv} :: ei (no) + ~ : never
milloinkin {adv} :: whenever (almost always preceded by an interrogative pronoun or adverb)
milloin mikäkin {phrase} :: Used to indicate randomness, especially when describing actions
milloin mikäkin {phrase} :: all over the place (inconsistent; lacking a clear pattern; with a large amount of variation)
milloin mikäkin {phrase} :: whatever, whenever, wherever etc
milloin missäkin {phrase} :: in any which part, in any which place (in a random location)
milloin tahansa {adv} :: whenever
milloin vain {adv} :: whenever, any time
Milon Venus {prop} :: Venus de Milo (famous piece of sculpture)
Milosevic {prop} :: Milošević (Serbian surname)
miltä {pron} :: from which, from what
miltei {adv} :: almost, nearly
miltsi {n} [colloquial] :: million; used chiefly of money
mimiikka {n} :: mimic art
mimiikka {n} :: mimicry
mimikry {n} [biology] :: mimicry
mimmi {n} [slang] :: woman, girl
Mimmi {prop} :: given name
mimmoinen {adj} :: synonym of millainen
mimmonen {pron} [colloquial or dialectal] :: synonym of millainen
mimoosa {n} [plant] :: mimosa
mimoosamainen {adj} :: very sensitive, touchy, thin-skinned (overly sensitive, especially mentally)
Mimosa {prop} :: given name
min {n} :: abbreviation of minuutti
mina {n} [slang] :: minute
minä {pron} [personal] :: I (1st person singular personal pronoun)
minä {n} [psychology, psychoanalysis] :: ego
minä {n} [philosophy] :: self
minäkäsitys {n} :: self-concept
minäkeskeinen {adj} :: egocentric, self-centered, me-first
minäkeskeisyys {n} :: egocentrism
minäkin {pron} :: nominative singular form of minä + -kin
minäkin {pron} :: ess plural and singular form of mikä + -kin
minäkin {pron} :: ess singular form of mikin
minäkuva {n} :: self-image
minämuoto {n} :: first-person narrative
minä-muotoinen {adj} :: first-person (using verbs in the first person)
minämuotoinen {adj} :: alternative spelling of minä-muotoinen
minä rakastan sinua {phrase} :: I love you
minareetti {n} :: A minaret
minariini {n} :: minarine
minätietoisuus {n} :: self-consciousness (awareness of oneself as an entity)
mindanaonrotta {n} :: Mindanao hairy-tailed rat (Batomys salomonseni)
mindanaonrottasiili {n} :: Mindanao gymnure (Podogymnura truei)
Minea {prop} :: given name of modern usage
-minen {suffix} :: Forms verbal nouns from verbs, mostly corresponds to the English gerund suffix -ing
-minen {suffix} [now, literary or formal] :: Suffix for the fourth infinitive
mineraali {n} :: mineral
mineraaliesiintymä {n} :: mineral deposit
mineraalikuitu {n} :: mineral fiber
mineraalinen {adj} :: Containing minerals
mineraalipitoinen {adj} :: mineral-rich
mineraalipitoisuus {n} :: mineral content
mineraalistua {vi} :: To become mineralized (impregnated with minerals)
mineraalisuola {n} :: mineral salt
mineraalitärpätti {n} :: white spirit, mineral spirits, Stoddard solvent
mineraalivesi {n} :: mineral water
mineraalivilla {n} :: mineral wool
mineralisaatio {n} :: mineralization
mineralisoitua {v} :: alternative form of mineraalistua
mineralogi {n} :: mineralogist
mineralogia {n} :: mineralogy
mineraloginen {adj} :: mineralogical
minervanpöllö {n} :: a little owl, Athene noctua
minestronekeitto {n} :: minestrone (thick Italian vegetable soup)
mingreli {n} :: Mingrelian (person)
mingreli {n} [uncountable] :: Mingrelian (language)
mini- {prefix} :: mini-
miniä {n} :: daughter-in-law
miniatyristi {n} :: miniaturist
miniatyyri {n} :: miniature (figure)
miniatyyrikoko {n} :: miniature size
miniatyyrikokoinen {adj} :: miniature-sized
minibaari {n} :: minibar
minibussi {n} :: minibus
minigolf {n} [colloquial] :: miniature golf
minihame {n} :: miniskirt
minikokoinen {adj} :: mini-sized
minimaalinen {adj} :: minimal
minimaalisesti {adv} :: minimally
minimalismi {n} [arts] :: minimalism
minimalisti {n} :: minimalist
minimalistinen {adj} :: minimalistic
minimalistisesti {adv} :: minimalistically
minimi {n} :: minimum
minimiaika {n} :: minimum time
minimiarvo {n} :: minimum value
minimikoko {n} :: synonym of vähimmäiskoko
minimimäärä {n} :: synonym of vähimmäismäärä
minimipalkka {n} :: minimum wage
minimipari {n} [linguistics] :: minimal pair
minimipolynomi {n} [linear algebra] :: minimal polynomial
minimisoida {v} :: alternative form of minimoida
minimisoiminen {n} :: synonym of minimoiminen
minimivarianssi {n} [statistics] :: minimum variance
minimoida {vt} :: To minimize
minimoiminen {n} :: minimizing
minimointi {n} :: minimization
minipilleri {n} :: progestogen-only pill
minipituinen {adj} [of a skirt] :: of mini length
minisarja {n} :: miniseries (television series with a small number of episodes)
ministeri {n} :: a minister (member of the Cabinet)
ministeri {n} :: an honorary title of the second rank granted by the President of Finland
ministerikausi {n} :: ministerial term, term as a minister
ministerikokous {n} :: ministerial meeting
ministerineuvosto {n} :: council formed by ministers
ministerineuvosto {n} :: The Council of the European Union, also referred to as "Council of Ministers" or simply "Council" (one of the two legislative bodies of the European Union, the other being the European Parliament)
ministerineuvosto {n} :: The "Nordic Council of Ministers", an intergovernmental organ working within the framework of the Nordic Council
ministeriö {n} :: A political ministry, office
ministeristö {n} :: ministry, cabinet, ministers collectively
ministerivaliokunta {n} [government] :: A committee named from the ministers of a government for discussion and limited decision-making on a specified field, such as economic or security policy. Such committees within the government of Finland are called "Cabinet Committee" in English
ministeriys {n} :: ministership
minisukellusvene {n} :: minisub
minitietokone {n} [computing] :: minicomputer
minitopologia {n} [topology] :: indiscrete topology
minivetti {n} :: minivet (passerine bird in the genus Pericrocotus)
Minja {prop} :: given name of modern usage
minkä {pron} [interrogative] :: what, which (as a direct object or as a object of a preposition)
minkä {pron} [relative] :: what, which, that (as a direct object or as a object of a preposition)
minkäänarvoinen {adj} :: of any value (in negative or in a yes-no question)
minkäänlainen {adj} :: whatsoever, of any kind
minkäännäköinen {adj} [figuratively] :: of any value (in negative or in a yes-no question)
minkähintainen {adj} :: of what price
minkäikäinen {adj} :: of what age
minkä ikäinen olet {phrase} :: how old are you?
minkäkinlainen {adj} :: of whatever or whichever kind
minkäkokoinen {adj} :: of what size
minkälainen {adj} :: what kind of
minkäluonteinen {adj} :: of what nature, of what character, of what kind
minkämaalainen {adj} :: of what nationality, from which country
minkämakuinen {adj} :: of what taste
minkämerkkinen {adj} :: of what brand or make
minkänäköinen {adj} :: of what appearance
minkäniminen {adj} :: of what name
minkä nuorena oppii, sen vanhana taitaa {proverb} :: one does not often forget skills when growing up
minkäs teet {phrase} :: that's life
minkä taakseen jättää, sen edestään löytää {proverb} :: what goes around comes around
minkä tähden {adv} :: what for
minkä takia {adv} :: what for
minkävärinen {adj} :: of what color
minkä vuoksi {adv} :: what for
minkinlainen {adj} :: of whichever kind
minkki {n} :: American mink, Neovison vison
minkki {n} :: mink (fur)
minkkitarha {n} :: mink farm (farm where minks are raised for fur production)
minkkiturkki {n} :: mink coat
Minna {prop} :: given name
minnan {n} :: Min Nan (language)
minnan-kiina {n} :: Min Nan (language)
minne {adv} [of movement] :: where (... to), whither
minnekä {pron} [colloquial, dialectal] :: synonym of minne (possibly more emphatic)
minnekään {adv} :: (in question clauses) Anywhere
minnekään {adv} :: (with a negation verb form) Nowhere, not ... anywhere
minnekin {adv} :: synonym of mihinkin
minnelaulaja {n} :: minstrel
minnelaulu {n} [music] :: minnesang
minnepäin {adv} :: To where, to which direction
Minnesota {prop} :: Minnesota (state)
minoksidiili {n} [pharmacology] :: minoxidil
minolainen {adj} :: Minoan
minolainen {n} :: Minoan
minori {n} [linear algebra] :: minor
minoriteetti {n} :: minority
minsa {n} [colloquial] :: minute
minttu {n} :: mint (plant of the genus Mentha)
minttu {n} :: mint (flavour)
Minttu {prop} :: given name
minttuhyytelö {n} :: mint jelly
minttujäätelö {n} :: mint ice cream
minttukastike {n} :: mint sauce
minttusuklaa {n} :: mint chocolate (variety of chocolate)
minttusuklaa {n} :: mint chocolate chip (ice cream flavor)
minttutee {n} :: mint tea
mintunvihreä {adj} :: mint (something of that color)
mintunvihreä {n} :: mint (color)
minulla on kysymys {phrase} :: I have a question
minulla on nälkä {phrase} :: I am hungry
minun {pron} :: The genitive singular of the personal pronoun minä, in most cases (with the possessive suffix -ni appended to the main word owned) translated with the possessive pronoun my; after the verb olla: mine:
minun {pron} :: Used with verbs or verb structures that are used monopersonally such as pitää, täytyä, tulla, olla + passive present participle etc., and require genitive: translated into English I:
minunlainen {adj} :: alternative form of minunlaiseni
minunlaiseni {adj} :: like me, like myself
minun mielestäni {phrase} :: in my opinion, as far as I can see, if you ask me, in my book, in my view
minun on vaikea {phrase} :: It is difficult to me
minun täytyy mennä {phrase} :: I must go
minuskeli {n} :: minuscule (lower-case letter)
minusta {pron} :: about me; of me
minusta {pron} :: in my opinion, I think that
minuus {n} :: selfhood
minuus {n} :: self
minuuteittain {adv} :: by minute, by the minute
minuutilleen {adv} :: (down) to the minute
minuutti {n} :: minute
minuuttiosoitin {n} :: minute hand
minuuttiviisari {n} :: minute hand
mioseeni {n} :: The Miocene epoch
mioseenikausi {n} [geology] :: The Miocene epoch
mioseenikautinen {adj} :: Miocene
Mira {prop} :: given name, popular from the 1970s to the 1990s
Mira {prop} [star] :: Mira
miraakkeli {n} :: miracle
mirakuliini {n} :: miraculin
mirandeesi {n} :: Mirandese (language spoken in NE corner of Portugal)
miratiivi {n} [grammar] :: mirative
mirbanöljy {n} [organic chemistry] :: oil of mirbane, nitrobenzene
mirha {n} :: chrism, myrrh
mirhami {n} :: chrism
mirhanvuodattaja {n} :: myroblyte
Mirja {prop} :: given name
Mirjam {prop} [biblical character] :: Miriam
Mirjam {prop} :: given name
Mirjami {prop} :: given name
Mirka {prop} :: given name
mirkku {n} [slang] :: girl, chick
Mirkku {prop} :: given name
mirri {n} :: pussy-cat (affectionate term for a cat)
mirri {n} [, colloquial] :: bowtie
mirri {n} [, slang] :: pussy, vagina
mirrori {n} [computing, slang] :: mirror server
mirtatsapiini {n} [medicine] :: mirtazapine
Mirva {prop} :: given name
misääri {n} [card games] :: misère (mode of game in which players try to lose tricks)
mišääri {n} :: Mishar (person)
mišääri {n} :: Mishar (language)
misandria {n} :: misandry
misantrooppi {n} :: misanthropist
misantrooppinen {adj} :: misanthropic
misantropia {n} :: misanthropy
misantropisti {n} [rare] :: A misanthropist
miselli {n} [chemistry] :: micelle
mishääri {n} :: alternative form of mišääri
misinformaatio {n} :: misinformation
Miska {prop} :: given name
misogynia {n} :: misogyny
misogyyni {n} :: misogynist
misogyyninen {adj} :: misogynistic, misogynous
mispeli {n} :: medlar (Crataegus germanica, syn. Mespilus germanica)
missä {pron} [interrogative, static] :: in most cases translated in English with the preposition "in", in what/which, what/which ... in
missä {pron} [relative, static] :: where
missä {adv} [static] :: where
missään {pron} :: anywhere
missään nimessä {adv} [always with a negation] :: alternative form of ei missään nimessä
missä on vessa {phrase} :: where is the toilet
missäpäin {adv} :: whereabouts (in, at or near what location)
missä pippuri kasvaa {phrase} [idiomatic] :: faraway (most remote)
missata {v} [colloquial] :: To miss (fail to hit or understand)
missä vain {adv} :: wherever
misseys {n} :: The property of being a beauty contestant
missi {n} :: beauty queen, miss
missikilpailu {n} :: beauty contest
missikisa {n} [colloquial] :: beauty contest
missio {n} :: mission
missiologi {n} :: missiologist
missiologia {n} :: missiology
Mississippi {prop} :: Mississippi (state)
mississippialaiskausi {n} [geology] :: synonym of Mississippi-kausi
Mississippi-kausi {n} [geology] :: Mississippian (geologic period from about 359 to 318 million years ago)
mississippiläinen {n} :: Mississippian (person)
mississippiläinen {adj} :: Mississippian (of or pertaining to Mississippi)
mississippinalligaattori {n} :: American alligator, Alligator mississipiensis
missivuosi {n} :: the year during which a woman is the titleholder of a beauty pageant
missiys {n} :: alternative form of misseys
Missouri {prop} :: Missouri (state)
mistä {pron} :: from where, whence
mistä {pron} :: mistä tietää: how to know
mistäkin {adv} :: from wherever (almost always preceded by an interrogative pronoun or adverb)
mistä lähtien {adv} :: since when (from what time)
mistäpäin {adv} :: From where
misteli {n} :: mistletoe
misu {n} :: pussy-cat
misu {n} [colloquial] :: chick, honey (attractive woman)
mitä {pron} [interrogative] :: what, which (as a direct object or as a object of a preposition)
mitä {pron} [relative] :: what, which, that (as a direct object or as a object of a preposition)
mitä {pron} [+ comparative] :: the (... the) (establishes a parallel)
mitä {interj} :: what?
mitäänsanomaton {adj} :: bland, flavorless, pedestrian, vapid, nondescript, unillustrious (lacking character or definition)
mitäänsanomaton {adj} :: uninspiring
mitä helvettiä {phrase} [colloquial, mildly vulgar] :: what the hell (intensive form of what)
mitä hittoa {phrase} [colloquial, mildly, vulgar] :: what the heck
mitä isot edellä, sitä pienet perässä {proverb} :: like father, like son; like mother, like daughter
mitä jos {phrase} :: what if
mitä kello on {phrase} [colloquial] :: synonym of paljonko kello on (what's the time)
mitä kuuluu {phrase} :: what's up?
mitä kuuluu {phrase} :: how are you?
mitali {n} :: medal
mitalijuhla {n} [usually in the plural] :: a celebration to commemmorate a sportsperson winning a medal
mitalisti {n} :: medalist (winner of a medal)
mitalitaide {n} :: medal art
mitallinen {adj} [mathematics] :: measurable
mitallisuus {n} :: measurability
mitä minä sanoin {phrase} :: I told you so
mitanpitävä {adj} :: dimensionally stable
mitanpitävyys {n} :: dimensional stability
mitä sanotaan {interj} [to a child] :: what do you say (used when a child forgets to say a polite phrase in response)
mitata {vt} :: To measure (off/out), gauge
mitätöidä {vt} :: to invalidate, cancel, (declare null and) void, annul, nullify
mitätöinti {n} :: cancellation, nullification
mitätöityä {vi} :: to be invalidated, cancelled, annulled, nullified
mitätön {adj} :: fractional, puny, negligible, insignificant, diminutive, paltry
mitätön {adj} :: trivial
mitätön {adj} :: void
mitätöntää {vt} [rare] :: alternative form of mitätöidä
mitätöntyä {v} [rare] :: synonym of mitätöityä
mitättömämpi {adj} :: comparative of mitätön
mitättömin {adj} :: superlative of mitätön
mitättömyys {n} :: negligibleness, nothingness, nullity
mitättömyys {n} :: invalidity
mitä tulee {phrase} :: as for (regarding; about; concerning)
mitä useampi kokki, sitä huonompi soppa {proverb} :: too many cooks spoil the broth (literally "the more cooks, the worse the soup")
mitä välii {phrase} [slang] :: so what, who cares; what's the difference
mitä varten {adv} :: what for
mitä vittua {phrase} [vulgar] :: what the fuck
mitä XX tarkoittaa {phrase} :: what does XX mean
mitella {n} :: sling (bandage)
mitellä {vi} :: to compete
miten {adv} :: how
mitenkä {adv} [colloquial] :: how, how…then, just how, sometimes what (fortified "how")
mitenkään {adv} :: in any way, any way, any means
mitenkin {adv} :: however, in whatever way (almost always preceded by an interrogative pronoun or adverb)
mitenkuten {adv} :: synonym of jotenkuten
miten menee {phrase} [colloquial] :: how are you
miten meni noin niinku omasta mielestä {phrase} [colloquial] :: what do you think, how did it go (used sarcastically when something has gone horribly wrong)
miten pääsen {phrase} [+illative case] :: how do I get to...?
miten pääsisin {phrase} [+illative case] :: how would I get to...?
miten päin {adv} :: which way around
miten sattuu {phrase} :: willy nilly (without regard for consequences or the will of those affected)
miten sattuu {phrase} :: willy nilly (seemingly at random, haphazardly)
miten vain {adv} :: whatever, however
mitkä {pron} :: which, what (plural)
mitoittaa {v} :: to dimension (to mark something to specified dimensions or plan something for specified capacity)
mitoittaminen {n} :: dimensioning (the act of marking dimensions or planning for certain capacity)
mitoittua {vi} :: to be dimensioned
mitoitus {n} :: dimensioning (specified dimensions for a product, building etc.)
mitoitus {n} :: dimensioning (act of determining these dimensions)
mitoituslumikuorma {n} :: design snow load (theoretical snow load used as input in dimensioning calculations for structures built in areas in which snowfall might occur)
mitokondriaalinen {adj} [biology] :: mitochondrial (of, or relating to mitochondria)
mitokondrio {n} [cytology] :: mitochondrion
mitoosi {n} [cytology] :: mitosis
mitoottinen {adj} :: mitotic
mitoottisesti {adv} :: mitotically
mitra {n} :: mitre (head covering of a church dignitary)
mitraaliläppä {n} [anatomy] :: mitral valve
mitsuba {n} :: mitsuba, Cryptotaenia japonica
mitsuna {n} :: mizuna, [[Brassica rapa var. nipposinica (vegetable of Japanese origin)
mitta {n} :: measure (prescribed quantity or extent)
mitta {n} :: measure (limit that cannot be exceeded)
mitta {n} :: measure (receptacle or vessel of standard size)
mitta {n} :: measure (standard against which something can be judged)
mitta {n} :: measure (any of various standard units of capacity)
mitta {n} :: measure (size ascertained by measuring)
mitta {n} :: measure (something to take measurements)
mitta {n} :: length
mittaaja {n} :: measurer (one who measures)
mittaamaton {adj} :: immeasurable
mittaamattomasti {adv} :: immeasurably
mittaamattomuus {n} :: immeasurableness
mittaaminen {n} :: measuring
mitta-astia {n} :: measuring container
mitta-avaruus {n} [measure theory] :: measure space
mittabosoni {n} [nuclear physics] :: gauge boson
mittailla {vt} :: to measure repeatedly (somewhat leisurely)
mittailu {n} :: repeatedly measuring
mittain {n} :: gauge
mittain {n} :: meter
mittainen {adj} [genitive or possessive suffix +] :: measuring, of a measure, being of a certain size, length or height; translation into English varies by context
mittajärjestelmä {n} :: system of measurements
mittajärjestelmä {n} :: metrology (system of weights and measurements)
mittakaava {n} :: scale (ratio of distances)
mittakello {n} :: dial gauge
mittakenttä {n} [physics] :: gauge field
mittakeppi {n} :: measuring rod, yardstick
mittakivi {n} :: dimension stone (natural stone or rock that has been fabricated to a specific shape / size)
mittalaite {n} :: instrument, measuring instrument or device
mittalasi {n} [chemistry] :: graduated cylinder
mittaliuos {n} [analytical chemistry] :: standard solution
mittaluku {n} :: number acting as a measure
mittalusikka {n} :: measuring spoon
mittanauha {n} :: measuring tape, tape measure
mittapiirustus {n} :: dimensional drawing
mittapuku {n} [clothing] :: tailored suit, made-to-measure suit (suit made individually for a client according to his measures)
mittapullo {n} [chemistry] :: volumetric flask
mittapuu {n} :: yardstick, benchmark, measure, standard (standard to which other measurements or comparisons are judged)
mittari {n} :: meter, gauge, indicator (device for measuring)
mittari {n} [insects] :: geometrid moth
mittari {n} :: meter; short form of pysäköintimittari (parking meter)
mittari {n} [colloquial] :: taxi; short for mittariauto
mittari {n} [slang] :: euphemism for age
mittariauto {n} [dated] :: synonym of taksi
mittarilento {n} [aviation] :: instrument flight rules flying, IFR flying
mittarimato {n} :: measuring worm, inchworm, looper, spanworm, geometrid
mittariperhonen {n} :: geometrid moth
mittaristo {n} :: instruments, instrument panel (a collection of measurement instruments)
mittasakset {n} :: calipers
mittasuhde {n} :: proportion
mittateoria {n} [mathematics] :: measure theory
mittatikku {n} :: yardstick
mittatilaus {n} :: made-to-measure product order, custom product order (not the product itself, but the act of ordering such)
mittatilauspuku {n} :: tailored suit (suit made individually for a client according to his measures)
mittatilaustyö {n} :: tailor-made work
mittatoleranssi {n} :: dimensional tolerance
mittatyö {n} :: custom-made or tailor-made work
mittaus {n} :: measurement
mittauslaite {n} :: instrument, measuring instrument or device
mittausoppi {n} [dated] :: synonym of geometria
mittaustekniikka {n} :: metrology, measuring technology
mittaustiede {n} :: metrology (science of weights and measures or of measurement)
mittausväline {n} :: measuring instrument, measuring apparatus
mittausvirhe {n} :: measurement error
mittauttaa {vt} :: to make measure, to have (something) measured
mittava {adj} :: large, big, great, extensive, large-scale
mittaväline {n} :: measuring instrument
mittavuus {n} :: largeness, greatness, extensiveness
mittayksikkö {n} :: unit of measure
mittelö {n} [poetic] :: fight, battle
mittely {n} :: competing
mittumaari {n} [archaic] :: Midsummer Day
miuku {n} [colloquial] :: The @ sign
miukua {v} :: to meow
miuku mauku {n} [colloquial] :: at sign (@)
miukumauku {n} [colloquial] :: alternative form of miuku mauku
miukuna {n} :: meowing
mk. {n} :: alternative form of mk (abbreviation for Finnish markka, a former currency)
mk {n} :: initialism of Finnish markka (Finnish unit of currency until 2002)
ml. {adv} :: initialism of mukaan lukien or mukaan luettuna
mlk {n} :: abbreviation of maalaiskunta
mm. {adv} :: initialism of muun muassa
MM {n} :: World championship; abbreviation of maailmanmestaruus
-mme {suffix} [personal] :: Forms the first-person plural of verbs
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: suffix used with or without meidän (the genitive of the personal pronoun me), corresponds to the English possessive pronoun our
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: appended to a genitive-requiring postposition that is after or without meidän (the genitive of the personal pronoun me), us
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a participle structure replacing an "että" clause, preceded by a verb expressing e.g. telling, claiming, asserting, confirming, thinking, wish, desire, seeming, when the clauses have the same subject "we"; appended to the active present participle in genitive singular when the action is concurrent with the main clause
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a participle structure replacing an "että" clause, preceded by a verb expressing e.g. telling, claiming, asserting, confirming, thinking, wish, desire, seeming, when the clauses have the same subject "we"; appended to the active past participle in genitive singular when the said/alleged (etc.) action antedates the main clause
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a shortened sentence expressing concurrent actions when the clauses have the same subject "we", appended to the inessive of the active second infinitive
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a shortened sentence expressing subsequent actions when the clauses have the same subject "we", appended to the partitive of the passive past participle singular
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a final shortened sentence expressing "in order to do" when the clauses have the same subject "we", appended to the long first infinitive
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: Used in some adverbs, when the clause has the subject "we"
-mme {suffix} [possessive] :: Always appended to a noun in the comitative case when the clause has the subject "we".
-mmin {suffix} :: Makes comparative forms of adverbs, primarily -sti adverbs
MM-kilpailut {n} :: world championship games, alternative term for maailmanmestaruuskilpailut
MM-kisat {n} :: world championship games, alternative term for maailmanmestaruuskisat
mnää {pron} [dialectal] :: synonym of minä
-mo {suffix} :: Forms nouns from verbs, indicating a place where the action is performed; -ery
-mo {suffix} :: Forms flower names
moa {n} :: moa (large, extinct, flightless birds of the family Dinornithidae that were native to New Zealand)
moaree {n} :: moiré (fabric)
mobata {v} [colloquial] :: to mob, to bully
mobbata {v} :: alternative form of mobata
mobbaus {n} [colloquial] :: mobbing, bullying
mobiili {adj} :: mobile (by agency of mobile phones)
mobiililaite {n} :: mobile device
mobiilipeli {n} :: mobile game
mobiilisisältö {n} :: mobile content (any content consumed on mobile devices)
mobiilisovellus {n} :: mobile application, app (software perceived as a tool for a well-defined purpose and installed on a mobile device)
mobiiliverkko {n} :: mobile network
mobiiliverkko-operaattori {n} [telecommunication] :: mobile network operator
mobile {n} :: mobile (kinetic sculpture)
mobilisaatio {n} :: mobilization
mobilisoida {vt} :: To mobilise/mobilize
mobilisointi {n} :: mobilization
mobiliteetti {n} :: mobility
Möbiuksen nauha {n} [mathematics] :: Möbius strip
Möbiuksen oireyhtymä {n} [pathology] :: Moebius syndrome
Möbiuksen syndrooma {n} [pathology] :: synonym of Möbiuksen oireyhtymä
modaali {n} :: modal (textile)
modaaliapuverbi {n} :: modal verb
modaalilogiikka {n} [logic] :: modal logic
modaalinen {adj} :: modal
modaalirakenne {n} [grammar] :: in Finnish, a participial phrase used for actions either done to achieve a goal or while doing something else, using the instructive of the second infinitive
modaalisuus {n} :: modality
modafiniili {n} [chemistry] :: modafinil
modalismi {n} [Christianity] :: modalism
modaliteetti {n} :: modality
modata {v} [slang] :: to mod (modify an object from its original condition)
modeemi {n} [computing, networking] :: modem
modeemiyhteys {n} :: modem connection
moderaattori {n} [Internet, colloquial] :: moderator (of bulletin boards etc.)
moderni {adj} :: modern
modernimpi {adj} :: comparative of moderni
modernisaatio {n} :: modernization
modernismi {n} :: modernism
modernisoida {vt} :: To modernise/modernize, make modern
modernisointi {n} :: modernization
modernisoitua {vi} :: To modernise/modernize, become modern
modernistaa {vt} :: alternative form of modernisoida
modernisti {n} :: modernist
modernisti {adv} :: modernly
modernistinen {adj} :: modernistic
modernistua {vi} :: to be modernized
modernisuus {n} :: modernity
moderniteetti {n} :: modernity
modernius {n} :: modernity
moderoida {v} :: To moderate
modi {n} [slang] :: mod (modification)
modifikaatio {n} :: modification
modifioida {vt} :: To modify
modifiointi {n} :: modification
modifioitua {vi} :: To be modified
modisti {n} :: A milliner
modulaariaritmetiikka {n} [mathematics] :: modular arithmetic
modulaarinen {adj} :: modular
modulaatio {n} :: modulation
modulaattori {n} :: modulator
modulimuoto {n} [math] :: modular form
moduloida {vt} :: To modulate
modulointi {n} :: modulation
moduloitua {vi} :: To be modulated
modus {n} [grammar] :: mood
moduuli {n} :: module (self-contained component of a system)
moduuli {n} [education] :: module (unit of education)
moduuli {n} [computing] :: module (section of a program)
moduuli {n} [role playing] :: module (pre-prepared adventure scenario)
moduuli {n} [math] :: modulus (absolute value of a complex number)
moduuli {n} :: (mathematics) modulus (base with respect to which a congruence is computed)
moduuli {n} [computing] :: modulus (type of operator)
moduulirakenteinen {adj} :: modular, modularly built
mogari {n} [slang] :: botcher, bungler
moguli {n} :: A mogul
mohikaani {n} :: Mohican (indigenous North American)
mohikaani {n} :: Mohican, or Mohawk hairstyle
mohikaanikampaus {n} :: A Mohican hairdo
mohismi {n} :: Mohism (Chinese philosophy)
möhkäkala {n} :: sunfish (any fish of the family Molidae)
möhkäkala {n} :: ocean sunfish, common mola, Mola mola (type species of that genus)
möhkäle {n} :: lump
möhköfantti {n} :: Heffalump (fictional creature in Winnie the Pooh -books and later in Disney movies)
möhlätä {vi} :: To mess up
möhläys {n} :: gaffe (foolish error)
möhliä {v} :: to mess up
möhnä {n} :: gunk, gloop, goo
moi {interj} :: hi, hello
moikaa {v} :: alternative form of moikua
moikata {v} [colloquial] :: To greet, to say hello
moike {n} :: synonym of moikuna
moikina {n} :: alternative form of moike
moikka {interj} :: hi, hello
moikka {interj} :: so long
moikka {interj} :: bye-bye!
moikkaaminen {n} [colloquial] :: greeting, saying hello
moikua {vi} :: to clang, toll (to make a low, loud, metallic and echoing sound such as that of a church bell)
moikuna {n} :: clanging, tolling (low, loud, metallic and echoing sound such as that of a church bell)
Moilanen {prop} :: surname
moi moi {interj} [colloquial] :: bye-bye
moinata {v} [nautical, slang, of wind] :: to abate, calm, settle
-moinen {suffix} :: -like
moinen {adj} :: such (indicates that the thing referred to is something extraordinary)
moinen {adj} [genitive +] :: -like
moiré {n} :: moiré (fabric)
moisio {n} [agriculture] :: A piece of former forest that has recently been converted to field for growing crops
moiskahdus {n} :: kiss-like sound
moiskahdus {n} :: making such a sound
moiskahtaa {vi} :: to make a sound like that of a kiss
moiskaus {n} :: synonym of moiskahdus
moiskauttaa {vt} :: to smooch, to smack, to kiss
moite {n} :: blame
moite {n} :: rebuke, reproof
moiteaika {n} :: the time during which an action for annulment (moitekanne) must be filed
moitinta {n} :: criticizing, rebuking, reproaching, scolding
moitiskella {vt} [frequentative] :: to criticize or rebuke
moitiskelu {n} :: criticizing or rebuking (repeatedly)
moitittava {adj} :: reprehensible, objectionable
moitittavasti {adv} :: reprehensibly, objectionably
moitittavuus {n} :: reprehensibility, objectionability
moitteeton {adj} :: flawless, immaculate
moitteeton {adj} :: irreproachable, blameless
moitteettomasti {adv} :: flawlessly, immaculately
moitteettomuus {n} :: flawlessness, immaculateness
moitteettomuus {n} :: irreproachability
moittia {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to criticize, to rebuke, to reproach
moittia {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to scold, to lash (criticize angrily or abusively)
moittia {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to reprove (to convey one’s disapproval, especially in a gentle, sweet, kind tone)
moittia {vt} [_, + partitive, legal] :: to dispute
moittija {n} :: one who criticizes or scolds
moittiminen {n} :: criticizing, rebuking
moittiminen {n} :: scolding, lashing
moittiva {adj} :: reproachful
moittivasti {adv} :: reproachfully
mojahdus {n} :: a somewhat quiet ring or sound
mojahdus {n} :: making such a sound
mojahtaa {vi} :: to ring out or sound somewhat quietly
mojauttaa {v} :: to slam, pound, sock
mojito {n} :: mojito (mixed drink)
mojova {adj} :: hefty
moka {n} [colloquial] :: blunder, gaffe, bad
mökä {n} [colloquial] :: Disturbing loud noise
mokaaminen {n} [colloquial] :: blundering, messing up, making a mistake
mokailla {v} [colloquial] :: Frequentative aspect of mokata (to fuck up, screw up)
mokasi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of moka
mokata {v} [colloquial] :: to blunder, screw up, have a problem, be a problem
mokaus {n} [colloquial] :: blundering, screwing up, failing
mökeltää {vi} :: to splutter (speak hurriedly and unclearly)
moketti {n} :: moquette (fabric)
mökistä {vi} :: to audibly express disapproval, to complain, to murmur
mokka {n} :: mocha
mokka {n} :: suede
mokkaharja {n} :: suede brush
mokkainen {adj} :: made of suede
mokkainen {adj} :: containing or resembling mocha
mokkakangas {n} :: suede
mokkanahka {n} :: suede
mokkanahkainen {adj} :: made of suede
mokkapala {n} :: brownie (small square piece of rich cake made with chocolate)
mokkapannu {n} :: moka pot, macchinetta, percolator (a stovetop coffee pot with an octogonal cross-section)
mokkaruutu {n} :: synonym of mokkapala
mokkasiini {n} :: moccasin
mokkatakki {n} :: suede jacket
mökkeillä {vi} :: to stay or live at a summerhouse, cottage, cabin
mökki {n} :: A small, usually wooden house; cottage, cabin
mökki {n} :: Short for kesämökki
mökki {n} [card games] :: In the card game kasino, a trick made by emptying the table of cards
mökkihöperö {n} [psychology] :: A person showing symptoms of cabin fever
mökkihöperö {adj} [psychology] :: showing symptoms of cabin fever
mökkihöperyys {n} [psychology] :: cabin fever
mokkula {n} :: A gadget, widget, contrivance (any unknown device)
mokkula {n} :: A wireless USB modem
mokkula {n} [dialectal] :: A machine or device working poorly or not at all
mokoma {n} :: mild word of abuse; may be translated as bastard or son of a bitch
mokoma {adj} :: damned, accursed
mokomakin {adv} :: Used as belittling or pejorative fortifier to define a noun, may often be translated into English with that
mököttää {vi} :: To sulk, to express one's disdain or anger by remaining silent and withdrawing into oneself
mököttäjä {n} :: sulker
mökötys {n} :: sulking
mokša {n} :: Moksha (language)
mokša {n} [Hinduism, Buddhism] :: moksha, mukti (liberation from samsara and the concomitant suffering; the ultimate goal of life)
moksahdus {n} :: thud
moksahdus {n} :: thudding
moksahtaa {vi} :: to thud
mokšamordvalainen {adj} :: synonym of mokšalainen
moksata {v} [folk medicine, colloquial] :: To burn moxa, to practice moxibustion
moksaus {n} :: thud
moksaus {n} [colloquial] :: moxibustion
moksauttaa {vt} :: To cause a thud
moksauttaa {vt} [colloquial] :: To hit, to punch
moksauttaa {vt} [colloquial, rare] :: To arrange or donate somebody moxibustion care
moksibustio {n} :: moxibustion
moksiskaan {adv} [colloquial] :: synonym of millänsäkään
moku {n} [military slang] :: A conscript who has served less than 180 days in the Finnish Army
moku {n} [military slang] :: A recruit (a newly enlisted soldier not having taken the military oath or given the military declaration)
molaalisuus {n} [chemistry] :: molality
molaari {n} :: molar
molaarinen {adj} :: molar
molaarisuus {n} :: molarity
mölähtää {vi} :: to make a sudden noise resembling but not being speech
molari {n} [colloquial] :: A goalie
molassi {n} [geology] :: molasse
möläyttää {v} :: to blurt
Moldavia {prop} [historical] :: Moldavia (former principality)
Moldavia {prop} [dated] :: synonym of Moldova
moldavialainen {n} [historical] :: Moldavian (resident of the principality of Moldavia, or of the Moldavian SSR)
moldavialainen {adj} :: Moldavian (of or pertaining to Moldavia)
moldova {n} :: Moldavian (dialect)
Moldova {prop} :: Moldova
moldovalainen {n} :: Moldovan, Moldavian (person)
moldovalainen {adj} :: [[Moldovan, Moldavian (of or pertaining to Moldavia)
molekulaarinen {adj} :: molecular
molekulaarisuus {n} :: molecularity
molekylaarinen {adj} :: alternative form of molekulaarinen
molekyyli {n} :: A molecule
molekyylibiologi {n} :: molecular biologist
molekyylibiologia {n} :: molecular biology
molekyylidynamiikka {n} [physics] :: molecular dynamics
molekyylifysiikka {n} [physics] :: molecular physics
molekyyligeometria {n} :: molecular geometry
molekyylikaava {n} [chemistry] :: molecular formula
molekyylimassa {n} [chemistry] :: molecular mass
molekyyliorbitaali {n} [chemistry] :: molecular orbital
molekyylipaino {n} [chemistry] :: molecular weight
molekyylipilvi {n} [physics] :: molecular cloud
molekyylisuihku {n} [physics] :: molecular beam
molekyylivoima {n} :: molecular force
molemmin puolin {phrase} :: on both sides (instructive plural of molemmat puolet - "both sides")
molemmin puolin {phrase} :: mutually, reciprocally, bilaterally
molemminpuolinen {adj} :: mutual, reciprocal, bilateral
molemminpuolisesti {adv} :: mutually
molemminpuolisuus {n} :: mutuality
molempi {pron} [indefinite] :: both
molempikätinen {adj} :: ambidextrous
molempikätisyys {n} :: ambidexterity (property of being equally skillful with both hands)
mölistä {vi} :: To make noise producing (intentionally) unclear phonemes
mölistä {vi} [dated, derogatory] :: To speak unclearly because of a physiological or mental disability, to mumble (especially in a noisy way)
möljä {n} :: mole (massive structure used as a pier or breakwater)
mölkky {n} :: A recreational lawn game played with numbered wooden pegs (called keila), somewhat similar to skittles
mölkky {n} :: The "master" peg in this game, which is used to throw at the numbered pegs to earn points
mollamaija {n} :: rag doll
mollata {v} [colloquial] :: to slag off, verbally attack/abuse, to insult, to criticize
mollaus {n} [colloquial] :: slagging off, (verbally) attacking or abusing, insulting
molli {n} [music] :: minor
molli {n} [music] :: minor key
molli {n} :: mollie (fish of the genus Poecilia)
molliasteikko {n} [music] :: minor scale
mollisointu {n} [music] :: minor chord
mollottaa {v} :: synonym of möllöttää
möllöttää {vi} [colloquial] :: to stare expressionlessly, to gawk
mollukka {n} [colloquial] :: sun
mollukka {n} [colloquial, rare] :: sphere
molluska {n} [pathology] :: molluscum contagiosum
molo {n} [vulgar] :: penis
molopää {n} [vulgar] :: dickhead
Molotov {prop} :: A romanisation of the Russian surname famously held by:
Molotov {prop} :: Vyacheslav Molotov, Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs during the Winter War of 1939–40 (talvisota)
Molotovin cocktail {n} :: alternative form of Molotovin koktaili
Molotovin koktaili {n} :: Molotov cocktail (simple incendiary weapon)
Molotovin leipäkori {n} :: Molotov bread basket (nickname of RRAB-3, a Soviet-made droppable bomb dispenser that was designed to scatter 100 or more incendiary bombs around)
molottaa {v} [derogatory, of foreign-language speakers] :: To babble
mölöttää {v} [colloquial] :: to babble, to jabber, to gabble
molotus {n} [derogatory] :: babbling
molskahdella {vi} :: to splash repeatedly
molskahdus {n} :: A splash
molskahtaa {vi} :: to splash
molskaus {n} :: A splash
molskauttaa {vt} :: to splash, to cause to splash
molske {n} :: splash, splashing
molski {n} :: moleskin (fabric)
molskia {vt} :: to splash repeatedly
molskina {n} :: splash (repeated splashing sound)
molskis {interj} :: splash
Molukit {prop} :: The Maluku Islands
molukkirapu {n} :: horseshoe crab (Limulus polyphemus)
molva {n} :: ling (fish of the genus Molva)
molva {n} :: common ling, Molva molva
möly {n} :: noise
mölyapina {n} :: howler monkey (New World monkey of the genus Alouatta)
mölyapina {n} [pejorative] :: noisy brat (noisy and therefore annoying person, especially a child)
molybdeeni {n} :: molybdenum
molybdeenihohde {n} [mineral] :: molybdenite
molybdeniitti {n} [mineral] :: molybdenite
mölysammakko {n} :: marsh frog (Rana ridibunda)
mölytä {vi} :: To make noise
momentaani {n} [grammar] :: momentane
momentaaninen {adj} :: momentane
momentti {n} :: a moment, phase, point, element
momentti {n} [physics] :: moment (effect of a force)
momentti {n} [legal] :: A subsection (in a statute, a subsection of pykälä)
momenttiavain {n} :: torque wrench (tool used to precisely apply a specific torque to a fastener)
momenttiemäfunktio {n} :: moment-generating function
momenttimagnitudi {n} [geology] :: moment magnitude
mömmö {n} [colloquial] :: sludge, ooze, muck, goo
mömmö {n} [colloquial] :: drug, narcotic
mon. {n} [grammar] :: abbreviation of monikko
Monaco {prop} :: Monaco (city-state)
monacolainen {adj} :: Monacan, Monégasque
monacolainen {n} :: A Monacan, Monégasque person
Monacon ruhtinaskunta {prop} :: Principality of Monaco
monadi {n} :: monad
monamarakatti {n} :: mona monkey, Cercopithecus mona
monarkia {n} :: monarchy
monarkismi {n} :: monarchism
monarkisti {n} :: monarchist
monarkistinen {adj} :: monarchistic
monarkki {n} :: monarch
monarkki {n} :: monarch flycatcher
monarkkinen {adj} :: monarchical
monasti {adv} :: alternative form of monesti
mondeeni {adj} :: worldly, mundane
monenarvoinen {adj} :: alternative form of moniarvoinen
monenarvoinen {adj} [chemistry] :: polyhydric
monenikäinen {adj} :: of many ages (of a group of people, etc.)
monenkaltainen {adj} :: of many kinds
monenkertainen {adj} :: multiple, happening many times
monenkeskinen {adj} :: multilateral (involving more than one party)
monenkielinen {adj} :: of many languages
monenkirjava {adj} :: mixed, diverse, eclectic, broad
monenkokoinen {adj} :: of many sizes
monenlaatuinen {adj} :: of many kinds
monenlainen {adj} :: of many kinds, many kinds of
monenmoinen {adj} :: diverse, of many kinds
monenmuotoinen {adj} :: manifold, of multiple forms
monennäköinen {adj} :: of many kinds or appearances
monentaa {vt} [rare] :: to multiply (in number)
monenvälinen {adj} :: multilateral
monenvärinen {adj} :: of many colors
mones {pron} :: which, what (in order)
monesko {pron} :: what number, which (used to ask a position in an ordered group)
monesti {adv} :: many times
monesti {adv} :: often
monet {pron} :: many
monetaarinen {adj} :: monetary
monetarismi {n} :: monetarism
monetaristi {n} :: monetarist
monetaristinen {adj} :: monetaristic
moneus {n} :: manyness, multiplicity
mongerrus {n} :: gibberish, jargon (incomprehensible speech)
mongertaa {v} :: to babble, speak incomprehensibly, mumble
mongo {n} :: möngö (one 100th of tugrik, the currency of Mongolia)
mongoli {n} :: Mongol
mongoli {n} :: Mongolian language
mongolia {n} :: The Mongolian language
Mongolia {prop} :: Mongolia
mongolialainen {adj} :: Mongolian (of or relating to Mongolia or its peoples, languages, or cultures)
mongolialainen {n} :: A Mongolian person
mongoliangaselli {n} :: Mongolian gazelle (medium-sized antelope native to the semiarid Central Asian steppes, Procapra gutturosa)
mongolianlokki {n} :: relict gull (Ichthyaetus relictus)
mongolianvillihevonen {n} :: Przewalski's horse, Equus ferus przewalskii
mongolidi {n} :: mongoloid
mongolidinen {adj} :: mongoloid
mongolilainen {adj} :: Mongolian
mongolilainen {adj} :: Mongolic
mongoliläiskä {n} [anatomy] :: Mongolian spot
mongolinkielinen {adj} :: Mongolian-speaking
mongolinkielinen {adj} :: Expressed in the Mongolian language
mongolipoimu {n} [anatomy] :: epicanthus
mongolismi {n} [pathology, dated] :: synonym of Downin oireyhtymä
Mongolivaltakunta {prop} [historical] :: Mongol Empire
mongoloidi {n} :: A person who suffers from the Down syndrome
mongoloidismi {n} [pathology, dated] :: synonym of Downin oireyhtymä
moni- {prefix} :: multi-, poly-
moni {determiner} :: many
moni {determiner} [aika ~ or melko ~] :: few, quite a few
moni {pron} [indefinite, without a noun, refers often to people] :: many people, many
moni {pron} [in compounds] :: poly-, multi-, many-
moni {pron} [aika ~ or melko ~] :: few, quite a few
moniaalla {adv} [rare] :: in many places
moniaalle {adv} [rare] :: into many places
moniaalta {adv} [rare] :: from many places
moniajaa {vt} :: To multitask
moniajo {n} [computing] :: multitasking (simultaneous execution of multiple tasks on a computer)
monialaistua {vi} :: to become multidisciplinary or cross-sectoral
moniarvoinen {adj} :: pluralistic
moniarvoisuus {n} [social sciences] :: pluralism
monias {adj} [rare] :: many
moniatominen {adj} :: multiatomic
moniavioinen {adj} :: polygamous
moniavioisuus {n} :: polygamy (having of a plurality of socially bonded sexual partners at the same time)
moniaviollinen {adj} :: polygamous
monibiljoonainen {adj} :: multitrillion (in US and UK umbering system)
monielinhäiriö {n} [medicine] :: multiple organ failure
monielinvaurio {n} [medicine] :: multiple organ failure
monihaarainen {adj} :: branchy (having many branches)
monihuippuinen {adj} :: with many peaks
monihuippuinen {adj} [math] :: multimodal
monijärvinen {adj} :: synonym of runsasjärvinen
monijoukko {n} [set theory] :: multiset
monijumalainen {adj} :: polytheistic
monijumalaisuus {n} :: polytheism
monijumalisuus {n} :: polytheism
moni kakku päältä kaunis {proverb} :: you can't judge a book by its cover (literally: many cakes are beautiful from the outside)
monikansalaisuus {n} :: multiple citizenship
monikansallinen {adj} :: multinational
monikansallinen {adj} :: multiethnic
monikärkiohjus {n} :: Any kind of a multiple reentry vehicle
monikäsitteinen {adj} :: ambiguous, unclear (which can be understood in many ways)
monikasvoinen {adj} :: multifaceted (having many aspects)
monikäyttöauto {n} :: multipurpose car
monikäyttöinen {adj} :: multipurpose (good for many purposes)
monikerroksinen {adj} :: multilayered
monikerroslevy {n} :: cross-laminated timber
monikerta {n} [mathematics] :: multiple
monikielinen {adj} :: multilingual
monikielinen {adj} :: polyglot
monikielinen {adj} [music] :: multi-stringed
monikielisyys {n} :: multilingualism
monikko {n} [grammar] :: plural
monikko {n} :: tuple
monikkomuoto {n} [grammar] :: plural form
monikkomuotoinen {adj} [grammar] :: In plural form
monikkoperhe {n} :: A family with two or more siblings born at the same time
monikollinen {adj} [grammar] :: plural
monikollisuus {n} [grammar] :: pluralism (state of being in plural)
monikulmaluu {n} [anatomy] :: One of two human carpus (wrist) bones os trapezium and os trapezoideum
monikulmio {n} [geometry] ::  polygon (plane figure bounded by straight edges)
monikulmioluku {n} [mathematics] :: polygonal number
monikulttuurinen {adj} :: multicultured (having more than one culture)
monikulttuurinen {adj} :: multicultural (relating or pertaining to several different cultures)
monikulttuurisuus {n} :: multiculturalism
monikymmenkertainen {adj} :: many dozens of times
monikymmenlukuinen {adj} :: numbering many dozens
monikymmenvuotinen {adj} :: many dozens of years (old), (of) many dozens of years
monilukuinen {adj} :: numerous
monilukuisesti {adv} :: numerously, in great numbers
monimaailmainen {adj} :: multiworld (inhabiting multiple planets)
monimerkityksinen {adj} :: equivocal, ambiguous (capable of multiple interpretation)
monimerkityksisyys {n} [semantics] :: polysemy
monimielinen {adj} :: ambiguous
monimielisesti {adv} :: ambiguously
monimiljardinen {adj} :: multibillion (in US and UK numbering system)
monimiljonääri {n} :: multimillionaire
monimiljoonainen {adj} :: multimillion
monimiljoonikko {n} :: multimillionaire
monimuotoinen {adj} :: diverse
monimuotoinen {adj} :: polymorphous, polymorphic
monimuotoinen {adj} :: complex
monimuotoinen alueellinen kipuoireyhtymä {n} [pathology] :: complex regional pain syndrome, CRPS
monimuotoistua {vi} :: To be diversified, become diverse
monimuotoisuus {n} :: diversity
monimuotoisuus {n} [biology, programming, genetics] :: polymorphism
monimutkainen {adj} :: complex, complicated
monimutkaistaa {vt} :: To complicate, to make more complex
monimutkaistua {vi} :: To become more complex, complicated
monimutkaisuus {n} :: complexity
monimuuttujamenetelmä {n} :: multivariate method
monimuuttujaregressioanalyysi {n} :: multivariate regression analysis
moninainen {adj} :: diverse, manifold
moninaiskäyttö {n} :: multipurpose use
moninaistaa {v} :: to diversify
moninaistua {vi} :: To be diversified
moninaisuudessaan yhtenäinen {phrase} :: united in diversity (motto of the European Union)
moninaisuus {n} :: diversity, manifoldness
moninapainen {adj} :: multipolar (having more than two poles or centres)
moninkertainen {adj} :: multiple
moninkertaisesti {adv} :: multiply, multiplicatively, many times over
moninkertaistaa {vt} :: to multiply, make multiple/manifold
moninkertaistua {vi} :: To multiply, become multiple
monin paikoin {adv} :: at many places (occurring in a number of locations)
moninpeli {n} :: multiplayer game
moniperintä {n} [object-oriented programming] :: multiple inheritance
monipuolinen {adj} :: versatile, diverse
monipuolinen {adj} :: multifaceted, many-sided (having many aspects)
monipuolinen {adj} :: well-rounded (of a person's education or development)
monipuolisesti {adv} :: diversely, in different ways, variously
monipuolistaa {vt} :: to diversify, variegate
monipuolistua {vi} :: To be diversified
monipuolisuus {n} :: diversity, versatility, multifacetedness, manysidedness
monipuoluejärjestelmä {n} [politics] :: multi-party system
monisanainen {adj} :: copious, verbose, wordy
monisanaisesti {adv} :: copiously, verbosely, wordily, in many words
monisärmäinen {adj} :: multifaceted
monisärmäisyys {n} :: multifacetedness
monisatakertainen {adj} :: several hundred-fold
monisatakertaisesti {adv} :: several hundred-fold
monisatalukuinen {adj} :: numbering many hundreds
monisatapäinen {adj} [of a group of people or animals] :: numbering many hundreds
monisatavuotinen {adj} :: many hundreds of years (old), (of) many hundreds of years
moniselitteinen {adj} :: equivocal, ambiguous
monisivuinen {adj} :: multipage
monismi {n} :: monism
monisoluinen {adj} :: multicellular
monistaa {vt} :: to photocopy, to copy, duplicate, run off; to mimeograph
monistaa {vt} :: to propagate (a plant)
monistaminen {n} :: duplication (act or action of duplicating)
monistamo {n} :: copy shop
moniste {n} :: copy produced with a copier
moniste {n} :: handout (paper)
monisti {n} :: monist
monistinen {adj} :: monistic
monisto {n} [mathematics] :: manifold
monistua {vi} :: To be (photo)copied, be duplicated, be run off; to be mimeographed
monistua {vi} [of a plant] :: To multiply, propagate
monistuminen {n} :: multiplication
monistus {n} :: duplication (act)
monistuskone {n} :: duplicator
monistuttaa {vt} :: to have (something) photocopied
monisukasmato {n} :: polychete (any of many annelid worms, of the class Polychaeta, with a segmented body with pairs of bristles on each segment)
monitahoinen {adj} :: multifaceted
monitahoinen {adj} :: multilateral (having many sides or points of view)
monitahokas {n} [geometry] :: A polyhedron
monitaitoinen {adj} :: all-round (having many skills )
monitasomarkkinointi {n} :: synonym of verkostomarkkinointi
monitavoiteoptimointi {n} [computing, mathematics] :: multiple criteria optimization
monitavuinen {adj} :: polysyllabic
monitavuinen {adj} :: multibyte
monitietäjä {n} :: A polymath, polyhistor
monitieteinen {adj} :: multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary (relating to multiple areas of study)
monitoimikeitin {n} :: multifunctional cooker, multicooker
monitoimikone {n} [cooking] :: food processor
monitoimikone {n} [forestry] :: harvester (type of heavy forestry vehicle)
monitoimikone {n} :: any tool, especially a power tool, with multiple functions; multi tool
monitoimilaite {n} [computing] :: all-in-one (a multifunction device, especially a printer that also works as a scanner and fax machine)
monitoiminen {adj} :: multifunctional (having multiple functions)
monitoimisuus {n} :: multifunctionality
monitoimitalo {n} :: community center, multi-purpose building
monitori {n} [computing, colloquial] :: screen, monitor
monitoroida {v} :: To monitor
monitorointi {n} :: monitoring
monituhatkertainen {adj} :: several thousand-fold
monituhatkertaisesti {adv} :: several thousand-fold
monituhatlukuinen {adj} :: numbering many thousands
monituhatpäinen {adj} [of a group of people or animals] :: numbering many thousands
monituhatvuotinen {adj} :: many thousands of years (old), (of) many thousands of years
monituinen {adj} :: many; used as intensifier with moni (many)
monityydyttymätön {adj} [organic chemistry] :: polyunsaturated
moniulotteinen {adj} :: multidimensional
moniulotteisesti {adv} :: multidimensionally
moniulotteisuus {n} :: multidimensionality
monivaimoisuus {n} :: polygyny
monivalintakysymys {n} :: multiple-choice question
monivalotus {n} [photography] :: multiple exposure (process)
monivalotuskuva {n} [photography] :: multiple exposure (type of photograph)
monivärihapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula versicolor
monivärinen {adj} :: multicoloured/multicolored/multi-coloured
monivärinen seitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius triumphans
monivärisesti {adv} :: in a multicolored way
monivuotinen {adj} :: multiyear
monivuotinen {adj} :: perennial
mönjä {n} :: red lead
mönjä {n} [colloquial] :: goo
mönjätä {vt} :: to paint something with red lead
mönkään {adv} :: See: mennä mönkään
Mönkäre {prop} :: surname
Monkerias {prop} :: Jabberwock (character)
Monkerias {prop} :: Jabberwocky (poem)
mönkiä {v} :: To crawl
mönkiäinen {n} :: creepy-crawly
mönkijä {n} :: crawler (one who crawls)
mönkijä {n} :: all-terrain vehicle, ATV, quad, quad bike, four-wheeler, quadricycle
Mönkkönen {prop} :: surname
monkua {vi} :: to whine (like a cat begging for something)
monni {n} :: wels catfish, sheatfish, Silurus glanis
monni {n} :: catfish, sheatfish (freshwater catfish of the genus Silurus)
monni {n} [taxonomy] :: catfish (fish of the order Siluriformes consisting of 37 families, hundreds of genera and some 3,000 species)
monninen {n} :: cory (any fish belonging to the genus Corydoras, South American freshwater catfish)
mono- {prefix} :: mono-
mono {n} :: skiing shoe
mono {n} [slang, by extension] :: shoe
mono {adj} :: mono (having only a single audio channel)
monoamiinioksidaasi {n} [chemistry] :: monoamine oxidase
monodia {n} [music] :: monody
monodraama {n} :: monodrama
monofonia {n} :: monophony
monofoninen {adj} :: monophonic
monoftongi {n} [phonetics] :: monophthong
monoftongiutua {vi} [phonetics] :: to monophthongize
monoftongiutuminen {n} [phonetics] :: monophthongization
monofyleettinen {adj} [taxonomy] :: monophyletic
monogaaminen {adj} :: monogamous
monogamia {n} :: monogamy
monogeneettinen {adj} :: monogenetic
monografia {n} :: monograph
monogrammi {n} :: monogram
monogynia {n} :: monogyny
monogyyninen {adj} :: monogynous
monoidi {n} [math] :: monoid
monokkeli {n} :: monocle
monokliininen {adj} [crystallography] :: monoclinic
monoklonaalinen {adj} :: monoclonal
monoklonaalinen vasta-aine {n} :: monoclonal antibody
monokokki {n} :: monocoque
monokordi {n} :: monochord
monokromaattinen {adj} :: monochromatic
monokromaattori {n} :: monochromator
monokromia {n} :: monochromy
monoksidi {n} :: monoxide
monokulttuuri {n} :: monoculture
monoliitti {n} :: monolith
monoliittinen {adj} :: monolithic
monologi {n} :: monologue
monomaani {n} :: monomaniac
monomania {n} :: monomania
monomeeri {n} [chemistry] :: monomer
monomi {n} [algebra] :: monomial
monomorfismi {n} [biology, math] :: monomorphism
Mononen {prop} :: surname
mononukleaarinen {adj} [biology] :: mononuclear
mononukleoosi {n} [pathology] :: mononucleosis
monopoli {n} :: monopoly
monopoli {n} [physics] :: monopole
monopoli {n} :: monopole (antenna)
monopoliasema {n} :: monopoly, a position of monopoly
monopoliraha {n} :: Monopoly money (play money used in the Monopoly board game)
monopoliraha {n} :: Monopoly money (funny-looking foreign currency)
monopolisoida {vt} :: To monopolise/monopolize
monopolisointi {n} :: monopolization
monopolisoitua {vi} :: To be monopolized
monopolistinen {adj} :: monopolistic
monopoloida {v} :: alternative form of monopolisoida
monopoloitua {vi} :: to be monopolized
monopsoni {n} :: monopsony
monorkia {n} [pathology] :: monorchism
monosakkaridi {n} [carbohydrate] :: monosaccharide
monosemia {n} [semantics] :: monosemy
monostabiili {adj} [electronics] :: monostable
monosyytti {n} [immunology, cytology] :: monocyte
monoteismi {n} :: monotheism
monoteisti {n} :: monotheist
monoteistinen {adj} :: monotheistic
monotonia {n} :: monotony
monotoninen {adj} :: monotonic, monotonous
monotonisesti {adv} :: monotonically
monotonisuus {n} :: monotony
monottaa {vt} [colloquial] :: to kick with a shoe
monotypia {n} :: monotype
monotyyppinen {adj} [taxonomy] :: monotypic
monovalentti {adj} :: monovalent
monsteri {n} [colloquial] :: monster
monsteriauto {n} :: monster truck
monstrumi {n} [medicine] :: monstrosity; severe deformity
monsu {n} [role playing, slang] :: monster
monsuuni {n} :: monsoon (wind)
monsuuni-ilmasto {n} :: A monsoon [meteorological system]
monsuunikausi {n} :: A monsoon season, monsoon or rainy season
monsuunimetsä {n} :: monsoon forest
monsuunisade {n} :: A monsoon [rain]
monsuunituuli {n} :: A monsoon [wind]
monta {determiner} :: many
montaa {adv} :: Double partitive of moni, "partitive" of monta; (not) many (kinds of)
montaasi {n} :: A montage
montako {adv} :: how many? (what number of?)
Montana {prop} :: Montana (state)
montanismi {n} :: Montanism
Monte Carlo -menetelmä {n} [statistics] :: Monte Carlo method
montenegro {n} :: Montenegrin (variety of Serbo-Croatian language)
Montenegro {prop} :: Montenegro
montenegrolainen {adj} :: Montenegrin, Montenegran
montenegrolainen {n} :: Montenegrin (person)
montmorilloniitti {n} [mineral] :: montmorillonite
montteerata {vt} [cooking] :: to mount (a sauce with butter)
montteerata {vt} [colloquial] :: to mount, to install
monttööri {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of asentaja
monttu {n} :: pit
monttu {n} :: pothole
monttu {n} [slang, colloquial] :: mouth
monumentaalinen {adj} :: monumental
monumentaalisesti {adv} :: monumentally
monumentaalisuus {n} :: monumentality
monumentaalitaide {n} :: monumental art
monumentti {n} :: monument
moodi {n} :: mode
moodilukitus {n} [optics] :: mode locking
mooli {n} :: mole (base unit of amount of substance)
moolimassa {n} [chemistry] :: molar mass
moolinen {adj} :: molar
mooliosuus {n} [chemistry] :: mole fraction
moolisuus {n} :: molarity
moolitilavuus {n} [chemistry, physics] :: molar volume
moon {contraction} [dialectal, southern Ostrobothnia] :: contraction of oon
Moona {prop} :: given name of modern usage
moonbootsit {n} [colloquial] :: A pair of moon boots
mööpeli {n} [colloquial] :: piece of furniture
Mooren laki {n} [electronics, computing] :: Moore's law
Mooseksen kirja {prop} [Bible] :: Book of Moses (ne of the five Books of Moses)
Mooses {prop} :: Moses (Biblical figure)
Mooses {prop} [rare] :: given name of biblical origin
moottori {n} :: engine, motor
moottoriajoneuvo {n} :: motor vehicle
moottorialus {n} [nautical] :: motor vessel
moottorijuna {n} [rail transport] :: multiple unit
moottorikäyttöinen {adj} :: motorized, operated by motor or engine
moottorikelkka {n} :: snowmobile, snowscooter, motor sled, motor sledge, skimobile, Ski-Doo, snowmachine
moottorikelkkailija {n} :: snowmobile rider, snowmobiler, snowmobilist
moottorikelkkailla {v} :: To drive a snowmobile
moottorikelkkailu {n} :: snowmobile driving
moottorilaiva {n} :: motor ship
moottoriliikennetie {n} :: An expressway [US], dual carriageway [UK], divided highway [Canada] (road designated for motor traffic only, but with lower technical standard than a motorway)
moottorillinen {adj} :: motorized, with a motor or an engine
moottoriöljy {n} :: motor oil
moottoripolttoaine {n} :: motor fuel, motor spirit
moottoripurjehtija {n} [nautical] :: A motorsailer
moottoripurjelentokone {n} [aviation] :: motor glider
moottoripyörä {n} :: motorcycle
moottoripyöräilijä {n} :: motorcyclist
moottoripyöräillä {vi} :: to bike, cycle, motorbike, motorcycle (to ride a motorcycle)
moottoripyöräkerho {n} :: motorcycle club
moottoripyöräpoliisi {n} :: motorcycle police, motorcycle officer
moottorisaha {n} :: chainsaw
moottoritie {n} [international] :: expressway, freeway
moottoritie {n} :: [US] turnpike, parkway, divided highway, superhighway
moottoritie {n} :: [British] motorway, dual carriageway
moottoritieverkko {n} :: expressway, freeway or motorway network
moottoritieverkosto {n} :: motorway network
moottoritorpedovene {n} :: motor torpedo boat
moottoritykkivene {n} :: motor gunboat
moottoriurheilu {n} :: motorsport, motor racing
moottorivaunu {n} [rail transport] :: a wagon or car with its own engine, not requiring a locomotive
moottorivene {n} :: motorboat
moottoriveneillä {vt} :: to drive a motorboat
moottoriveneily {n} :: motorboating
moottoriventtiili {n} :: motor valve
moottorivetoinen {adj} :: engine-driven, motor-driven
moottorivika {n} :: engine trouble
moottorivoima {n} :: motor power, engine power (power provided by a motor or engine)
moottoroida {vt} :: to motorize
moottorointi {n} :: motorizing
moottoroitua {v} :: alternative form of motorisoitua
mopata {vt} :: To mop
mopedi {n} :: A moped
mopo {n} :: moped
mopo {n} [military slang] :: new recruit
mopo {n} [slang, by extension] :: new student in a school
mopoauto {n} [colloquial] :: light motorized quadricycle
mopoilija {n} :: moped driver
mopoilla {v} :: to ride a moped
mopottaa {vt} [slang] :: To shaft (to engage in a malicious act)
mopottaa {vt} :: To haze (to perform an initiation in a school)
mopotus {n} :: hazing (initiation rite in a school)
moppaus {n} :: mopping
moppi {n} :: mop (cleaning implement)
mopsi {n} :: pug
mora {n} [linguistics] :: mora
mora {n} [colloquial] :: knife, hunting knife
moraali {n} :: (singular, often translated into the plural form) Morals (common concepts of decency)
moraali {n} :: Moral (a moral practice or teaching)
moraali {n} :: Morale
moraalifilosofia {n} :: moral philosophy
moraalinen {adj} :: moral
moraalinvartija {n} :: censor, moralist
moraalipaniikki {n} :: moral panic
moraalisaarna {n} :: moral lesson, moral sermon
moraalisesti {adv} :: morally
moraalisuus {n} :: morality
moraaliton {adj} :: immoral
moraalittomasti {adv} :: immorally
moraalittomuus {n} :: immorality
mörähtää {vi} :: to growl or roar once or suddenly
möräkkä {adj} :: [of voice] low-pitched
moralismi {n} :: moralism
moralisoida {vti} :: To moralise/moralize
moralisointi {n} :: The act of moralizing
moralisti {n} :: moralist
moralistinen {adj} :: moralistic
moraliteetti {n} :: morality
moratorio {n} [finance] :: moratorium (authorization to a debtor, permitting temporary suspension of instalments, sometimes even the interest)
morbiili {n} :: measles, morbilli
mordentti {n} [music] :: mordent
mordva {n} :: Mordvin (language)
Mordva {prop} :: Mordva (republic)
mordvalainen {adj} :: Mordovian, Mordvin (of or pertaining to Mordovia)
mordvalainen {n} :: Mordovian, Mordvin (person)
mordvankielinen {adj} :: Mordvin-language, Mordvin
möreä {adj} :: low-pitched, low voice
moreeni {n} [geology] :: moraine, till (glacial drift consisting of a mixture of clay, sand, pebbles and boulders)
moreenimaa {n} :: moraine soil
moreeniselänne {n} :: moraine ridge
morfeemi {n} [linguistics] :: morpheme
Morfeus {prop} [Greek mythology] :: Morpheus, god of dreams
morfi {n} [linguistics] :: morph (physical form of a morpheme)
morfi {n} [biology] :: morph (local variety of a species)
morfiini {n} :: morphine
morfinismi {n} :: morphinism
morfinisti {n} :: morphine addict
morfismi {n} [category theory] :: morphism
morfofonologia {n} :: morphophonology
morfologi {n} :: morphologist
morfologia {n} [linguistics] :: morphology
morfologia {n} [biology, geology, math] :: morphology
morfologinen {adj} :: morphological
morfoosi {n} [biology] :: morphosis
möristä {vi} :: To growl, murmur, roar; to speak or make another kind of noise in a deep voice
morjens {interj} [colloquial] :: hi, hello, hullo
morjensta {interj} :: alternative form of morjesta
morjenstaa {v} :: alternative form of morjestaa
morjes {interj} [colloquial] :: hi, howdy
morjesta {interj} [colloquial] :: hi, hello
morjestaa {vi} [colloquial] :: to greet
morkata {v} [slang] :: to diss, to demean, to mock
morkkaaja {n} [slang] :: disser
morkkaus {n} [slang] :: dissing
morkkis {n} [slang, colloquial] :: drinker's remorse
morkkis {n} [slang, colloquial] :: (extreme) remorse about something (e.g. buyer's remorse)
mörkö {n} :: A bogeyman or bugbear (imaginary creature meant to inspire fear in children)
mormoni {n} :: A Mormon
mormoni {n} :: As a former part of compound signifying Mormon
mormyska {n} [fishing] :: A type of hook used in ice fishing
moro {interj} [colloquial] :: Hello, hi (used when meeting, sometimes when parting). Used especially in Häme (Tavastia) region
morottaa {v} [+ partitive, colloquial] :: to greet
morseaakkonen {n} :: An individual character of the Morse code, e.g. " −·−· " for "C"
morseaakkonen {n} [in plural] :: Morse code
morselamppu {n} :: Morse signal lamp
Morsen aakkonen {n} :: synonym of morseaakkonen
morsettaa {v} :: synonym of sähköttää
morsettaminen {n} :: wiring, telegraphing
morsetus {n} :: wiring, telegraphing
morsian {n} :: bride (woman in the context of her own wedding)
morsian {n} :: fiancée (woman who is engaged to be married)
morsinko {n} :: any plant of the genus Isatis
morsinko {n} :: synonym of värimorsinko
morsio {n} [poetic] :: bride
morsiosorsa {n} :: wood duck, Aix sponsa
morsius- {prefix} :: bridal (of or pertaining to a bride)
morsiushuntu {n} :: bridal veil
morsiuskatos {n} :: a kind of tent or canopy held over the wedding couple
morsiuskimppu {n} :: bridal bouquet
morsiuskruunu {n} :: a decorated crown traditionally worn by the bride in a wedding
morsiuslahja {n} :: bridal gift, bridal present
morsiuslunnaat {n} :: bride price
morsiusneito {n} :: bridesmaid
morsiuspuku {n} :: wedding dress
mörsky {n} :: elfin saddle (mushroom of the genus Helvella)
morsmaikku {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of morsian
morsmaikku {n} :: (informal) synonym of tyttöystävä
mörssäri {n} :: mortar (historical weapon)
mörssäri {n} [athletics, colloquial] :: shot putter
mortadella {n} :: mortadella
mortaliteetti {n} :: mortality
mortteli {n} :: mortar (vessel used to grind ingredients)
Mörttinen {prop} :: surname
morula {n} [biology] :: morula
mosa {n} [military slang] :: recruit, rookie
mosaiikki {n} :: mosaic
mosaiikkityö {n} :: mosaic work
mosaikismi {n} [genetics] :: mosaicism
Mosambik {prop} :: Mozambique
mosambikilainen {n} :: Mozambican (person from Mozambique or of Mozambican descent)
mosambikilainen {adj} :: Mozambican (of, from, or pertaining to Mozambique, or the Mozambican people)
moselviini {n} :: Moselle wine
moska {n} :: crud (dirt, filth or refuse)
moska {n} :: a small sledgehammer
moska {n} :: a certain card game similar to Durak
moskainen {adj} :: cruddy
moskaisuus {n} :: cruddiness
moskeija {n} :: A mosque
moskiitto {n} :: (tropical) mosquito
moskiittoverkko {n} :: mosquito net
Moskova {prop} :: Moskova (federal city/capital)
Moskova {prop} :: Moskova (oblast)
Moskova {prop} :: Muscovy (Grand Duchy of Moscow)
moskovalainen {adj} :: Of or pertaining to Moscow
moskovalainen {n} :: Muscovite
moskoviitti {n} :: Muscovite (resident of Muscovy, the ancient Grand Duchy of Moscow)
moskoviitti {n} [derogatory] :: Russian
moskoviitti {n} [derogatory] :: Russophile
moskovium {n} :: moscovium
mosse {n} :: nickname of the Russian-made Moskvitch cars; also with capital M
mössö {n} [colloquial] :: mush, pap (soft or semisolid substance, often food)
M.O.T. {interj} [mathematics] :: QED, quod erat demonstrandum
MOT {interj} [mathematics] :: QED, quod erat demonstrandum
motata {vt} [colloquial] :: to punch, to jab
motelli {n} :: motel
motetti {n} [music] :: motet
moti {n} [slang] :: motivation
motiili {adj} [biology] :: motile (having the power to move spontaneously)
motiivi {n} :: motive
motiivi {n} [music] :: motif
mötikkä {n} :: A lump or chunk
motittaa {vt} [military] :: to encircle, to entrap
motivaatio {n} :: motivation
motivaatiovemppa {n} [military slang] :: malingerer (A conscript who acquires or has acquired exemptions from physical education for falsified reasons of health, i.e. by feigning sick.)
motivaattori {n} :: motivator
motivoida {vt} :: to motivate
motivoimaton {adj} :: unmotivated
motivointi {n} :: motivating
motivoitu {adj} :: motivated
motivoitua {vi} :: To be(come) motivated
motivoitunut {adj} :: motivated
motkottaa {vi} :: To nag (complain)
motkotus {n} :: nagging, complaining
motocross {n} :: motocross (sport)
motoneuroni {n} :: motoneuron
motoneuronitauti {n} [pathology] :: motor neuron disease
motoriikka {n} :: motor functions, motor co-ordination, motor coordination, motor skills
motorinen {adj} :: motoric
motorinen toiminto {n} [biology] :: motor function (coordinated movement of muscle)
motorinen yksikkö {n} :: motor unit (neuron with its associated muscle cells)
motorisoida {vt} [old-fashioned] :: to motorize
motorisoitua {vi} :: To be motorized
motoristi {n} :: motorcyclist, motorbiker (driver of a motorcycle)
motoristi {n} :: biker (person whose lifestyle is centered on motorcycles)
motskari {n} [colloquial] :: motorbike
motti {n} :: a stere; a cubic metre of firewood
motti {n} [military] :: encirclement; pocket, siege, entrapment
mötti {n} :: A lump, chunk
motto {n} :: A motto (sentence or a phrase with guiding principle)
motto {n} [heraldry] :: A motto
Möttölä {prop} :: surname
möttönen {n} [street food] :: A large meat pie of traditional lihapiirakka type, often with some additional ingredient such as a wiener or fried egg
Möttönen {prop} :: surname
motu {n} :: Motu (language)
moukan tuuri {n} :: devil's luck
moukari {n} :: maul (heavy hammer)
moukari {n} [athletics] :: A hammer
moukarinheitto {n} [athletics] :: hammer throw
moukaroida {v} :: To hammer
moukka {n} :: A boor, peasant
moukka {n} :: A boor, philistine (person lacking appreciation of culture)
moukka {n} [chess, colloquial] :: A pawn
moukkamainen {adj} :: boorish
moukkamaisesti {adv} :: boorishly, uncouthly
moukku {n} [colloquial] :: A drink [dose of strong alcoholic beverage]; snifter, sip
moukua {vi} :: To meow
mouruta {vi} :: to caterwaul (to cry as cats in rutting time)
mousse {n} :: mousse
move {n} [military slang] :: A conscript who acquires or has acquired exemptions from physical education for falsified reasons of health, i.e. by feigning sick
movettaa {vi} [military slang] :: to malinger, acquire exemptions from physical military education by feigning sick
movettaa {vt} [military slang, + genitive-accusative] :: to malinger, skip (physical education, especially camps) by acquiring exemptions from physical military education by feigning sick
möyheä {adj} :: fluffy, squashy
möyheä {adj} [botany] :: succulent
möyheltää {v} :: alternative form of möyhentää
möyhennin {n} :: hand cultivator
möyhentää {vt} :: to fluff (to make fluffy)
möyhiä {vt} :: to fluff, to make fluffy
möyhiä {vt} :: to rummage
möyhy {n} [slang] :: hashish (cannabis extract)
möykätä {vi} [colloquial] :: to make noise, to be noisy
möykkä {n} [colloquial] :: noise, racket
möykky {n} :: A lump, gob, blob; a shapeless object
Möykkynen {prop} :: surname
möyriä {vt} :: to burrow, to root, to rummage
möyrintä {n} :: digging, rooting up
möyrytä {vi} :: to bellow, to roar
mozzarellatikku {n} :: mozzarella stick
-mpi {suffix} :: Forms comparative adjectives
-mpi {suffix} :: Forms adjectives that indicate relative location from some nouns that indicate location. In most of these cases the noun has disappeared from the language as independent word but continues to exist as prefix, and some cases are used as postpositions indicating location
mrd {num} :: abbreviation of miljardi
MS-tauti {n} [pathology] :: multiple sclerosis
Mt {symbol} :: megatavu; MB (megabyte)
MTK {prop} :: initialism of Maa- ja metsätaloustuottajain Keskusliitto the Central Union of Agricultural Producers and Forest Owners of Finland
muassa {postp} :: along with
muduapa {n} :: synonym of vitu
muffini {n} :: muffin
muffini {n} :: cupcake, muffin
muffinsi {n} [colloquial] :: alternative form of muffini
muffinssi {n} [colloquial] :: alternative form of muffini
mufloni {n} :: mouflon, Ovis aries orientalis
muhamettilainen {n} [dated] :: Mohammedan, Muslim
muhamettilainen {adj} [dated] :: Mohammedan
muhamettilaisuus {n} [dated] :: Mohammedanism: Islam
Muhammad {prop} :: Muhammad (prophet of Islam)
Muhammed {prop} :: Muhammad (prophet of Islam)
muhea {adj} :: alternative form of muhkea
muhea {adj} :: alternative form of muheva
muhennos {n} :: stew
muhentaa {vt} :: To mash
muhentua {vi} :: to become (more) fluffy, airy, porous or spongy
muheva {adj} :: fluffy, airy, porous, spongy
muheva {adj} [colloquial] :: generous (large, more than ample, copious)
muhia {vi} :: to brew, stew, simmer (to cook or undergo heating slowly at or below the boiling point)
muhia {v} :: to fester (to worsen slowly and unnoticed, especially due to lack of attention)
muhina {n} [colloquial] :: hanky-panky
muhinoida {vi} :: To make out, make love
muhkea {adj} :: stately, imposing, grand, impressive
muhkeasti {adv} :: impressively, imposingly
muhkura {n} :: bump
muhkurainen {adj} :: bumpy
muhoilla {v} :: to smile contentedly
muhokselainen {adj} :: alternative form of muhoslainen
muhokselainen {n} :: alternative form of muhoslainen
Muhos {prop} :: Muhos (municipality)
muhoslainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Muhos
muhoslainen {n} :: a person from or living in Muhos
muhvi {n} :: muff (piece of cloth)
muhvi {n} :: sleeve, fitting, coupling, muff
muija {n} [colloquial, possibly, derogatory] :: young woman, chick
muija {n} [colloquial, possibly, derogatory] :: old woman, woman
muija {n} [colloquial] :: wife, girlfriend
muikea {adj} :: tart
muikea {adj} :: sour
muikea {adj} [figuratively] :: sugary
muikea {adj} [figuratively] :: smug (of a facial expression)
muikeasti {adv} :: sugarily, smugly
muikistaa {v} :: to pucker up (one's lips)
muikistella {vi} :: to pucker up one's lips repeatedly
muikku {n} :: vendace, Coregonus albula (Eurasian species of fish in the Salmonidae family)
muikku {n} :: Used also of some closely related North-American Coregonus species called cisco, usually as part of a compound term as in amerikanmuikku (Coregonus artedi)
muikkukeitto {n} :: vendace soup
muiluttaa {vt} :: to forcefully drive someone or take someone for a ride somewhere
muinainen {adj} :: ancient
muinais- {prefix} :: ancient
muinais- {prefix} :: old
muinais- {prefix} :: prehistoric
muinaisaika {n} :: antiquity
muinaisaikainen {adj} :: from ancient times
muinaisalasaksa {n} :: Old Saxon, Old Low German (language)
muinaisarmenia {n} :: Old Armenian (language)
muinaisbulgaria {n} :: Old Church Slavonic
muinaiseläin {n} :: prehistoric animal
muinaisenglanti {n} :: Old English
muinaisesine {n} :: ancient artifact
muinaisetiopia {n} :: Ge'ez (language)
muinaishauta {n} :: ancient tomb, ancient grave
muinaishollanti {n} :: Old Dutch
muinaisintia {n} :: Sanskrit (often also including Prakrit)
muinaisjäännös {n} :: relic, artifact
muinaisjäännösinventointi {n} :: relic inventory, artifact inventory
muinaisjäännösrekisteri {n} :: relic register, artifact register
muinaiskansa {n} :: an ancient people
Muinais-Karjala {prop} [historical] :: The area around the Lake Ladoga where ancient Karelians settled in 8th century B.C
muinaiskasvi {n} :: ancient plant
muinaiskaupunki {n} :: ancient city
muinaiskieli {n} :: ancient language
muinaiskiina {n} :: Old Chinese
muinaiskirkkoslaavi {n} :: Old Church Slavonic
muinaiskreikka {n} :: Ancient Greek (language)
muinaislinna {n} [historical] :: hill-fort (defensive structure)
muinaismeri {n} :: ancient sea
muinaismuistoalue {n} :: a place or region that has been protected because of a monument or relic
muinaismuistohallinto {n} :: relic or monument management or administration
muinaismuistolaki {n} :: a law relating to relics or monuments
muinaisnorja {n} :: Old Norse (language)
muinaispelto {n} :: ancient field
muinaispersia {n} :: Old Persian
muinaispreussi {n} :: Old Prussian
muinaispuku {n} :: ancient dress, ancient outfit
muinaisranska {n} :: Old French
muinaisranta {n} :: a rocky area that was once a beach or shore
muinaisruotsi {n} :: Old Swedish (language)
muinaissaksi {n} :: Old Saxon, Old Low German (language)
muinaissuomalainen {adj} :: ancient Finnish
muinaistiede {n} :: archeology
muinaistieteellinen {adj} :: archaeological
muinaistieteilijä {n} :: archaeologist
muinaistulokas {n} [botany] :: archaeophyte
muinaistutkija {n} :: archaeologist
muinaisuus {n} :: time immemorial, ancient time (time that extends beyond memory or record)
muinaisvenäjä {n} :: Old East Slavic, Old Russian (Slavic language used from the 10th to the 14th centuries)
muina miehinä {adv} :: negligently, in passing
muina miehinä {adv} :: minding one's own business
muinoin {adv} :: very long ago, in time immemorial
muinoinen {adj} :: synonym of muinainen
muiskauttaa {v} :: to smack, smooch (to kiss swiftly, making a sound)
muissa maailmoissa {phrase} [idiomatic] :: away with the fairies, out of touch with reality, not with it, dreaming, not all there
muistaa {vt} :: to remember, recall, recollect
muistaakseni {adv} :: as far as I can remember (I remember something happened the way I tell, but I can't be 100% sure)
muistaja {n} :: rememberer
muistama {n} [only in expressions] :: memory
muistamaton {adj} :: forgetful, oblivious
muistaminen {n} :: remembering
muistella {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to reminisce, recall, recollect, think back
muistella {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to commemorate
muistelma {n} [rare] :: A recollection, reminiscence
muisti {n} :: memory (mental capacity, ability to recall; time within which past events can be or are remembered)
muisti {n} [computing] :: memory (storage; RAM or ROM)
muistialue {n} [computing] :: memory area, memory region
muistiaukko {n} :: memory gap
muistibitti {n} [computing, computer arithmetic] :: carry bit (bit that is carried in an addition operation)
muistihäiriöinen {adj} :: with a memory impairment
muistiinkirjoittaa {v} :: alternative form of kirjoittaa muistiin
muistiinmerkitä {v} :: alternative form of merkitä muistiin
muistiinpanna {v} :: synonym of panna muistiin
muistiinpano {n} :: note
muistiinpano {n} :: jotting
muistijälki {n} [psychology] :: engram (postulated physical or biochemical change in neural tissue that represents a memory)
muistikaava {n} [math] :: one of the three formulas describing binomial multiplication ((x + y)2)
muistikaava {n} [math, in plural] :: the three formulas collectively
muistikas {n} :: mnemonic
muistikatko {n} :: A blackout [temporary loss of consciousness or memory]
muistikirja {n} :: A notebook
muistikortinlukija {n} :: memory card reader
muistikortti {n} :: memory card, flash card (insertable card which are used as external data storage with a variety of electronic devices including digital cameras, PC's, game consoles)
muistikortti {n} :: memory card (personal computer's expansion memory module)
muistikuva {n} :: remembrance, recollection, reminiscence (a person's mental picture of something happened to him in the past)
muistilappu {n} :: crib sheet, cheat sheet
muistilappu {n} :: palm card (card listing items to be discussed in a speech or presentation)
muistilappu {n} :: post-it note
muistilehtiö {n} :: A notepad
muistilista {n} :: to-do list
muistimoduuli {n} [computing, electronics] :: memory module
muistinhallinta {n} [computing] :: memory management
muistinhallintayksikkö {n} [computing] :: memory management unit
muistinmenetys {n} [pathology] :: memory loss, amnesia
muistinsuojaus {n} [computing] :: memory protection
muistinumero {n} [arithmetic] :: carry (digit that is carried in an addition operation)
muistinvarainen {adj} :: relying on memory
muistinvaraus {n} [computing] :: memory allocation
muistio {n} :: memorandum, memo
muistipeli {n} :: concentration, pelmanism (card game)
muistipiiri {n} [electronics] :: memory circuit, semiconductor memory
muistisääntö {n} :: A mnemonic; an aide-memoire
muistitieto {n} :: memory, information in memory
muistitikku {n} :: data stick, USB flash drive
muistivastus {n} [physics] :: memristor
muistivuoto {n} [computing] :: memory leak
muisto {n} :: memory, recollection (stored record, especially a long-term one or one with sentimental value)
muisto {n} :: memento, keepsake
muisto {n} :: As modifier in compound terms, memorial
muistoa kunnioittaen {phrase} :: in memory of
muistoalbumi {n} :: commemorative album
muistoesine {n} :: A memento
muistoesine {n} :: A souvenir
muistohauta {n} :: A cenotaph
muistoisa {adj} :: Memorable
muistojuhla {n} :: memorial celebration
muistokirja {n} :: book of remembrance
muistokirjoitus {n} :: Obituary (biography of a recently deceased person, in a newspaper)
muistokivi {n} :: memorial stone
muistokynttilä {n} :: A candle lit to remember a deceased person or persons
muistolaatta {n} :: memorial plaque, memorial plate
muistolause {n} :: a sentence or phrase to honor a deceased person; eulogy
muistolehto {n} :: a place where the ashes of cremated people are buried, without the exact location of a specific person being public
muistomerkki {n} :: memorial (structure intended to celebrate the memory of a person or event)
muistomitali {n} :: commemorative medal
muistopaasi {n} :: a large and smooth commemorative or memorial stone
muistopaikka {n} :: memorial site, shrine
muistopäivä {n} :: remembrance day, anniversary
muistopuhe {n} :: eulogy
muistoraha {n} :: commemorative coin
muistorikas {adj} :: memorable, celebrated, historied
muistoristi {n} :: a certain commemorative medal in the shape of a cross
muistosanat {n} :: memorial words
muistosormus {n} :: commemorative ring, memorial ring
muistotilaisuus {n} :: commemoration (celebration designed to honor the memory of some person or event)
muistotilaisuus {n} :: memorial service (informal service honoring a deceased person)
muistua {vi} [~ mieleen] :: to come to mind
muistua mieleen {v} [idiomatic] :: to spring to mind, come to mind
muistutella {vt} [+ partitive] :: To remind (indifferently and/or repeatedly)
muistuttaa {v} :: to remind (draw attention to an obligation)
muistuttaa {v} :: to remark (to state something as an observation)
muistuttaa {v} :: to resemble
muistuttaminen {n} :: reminding
muistuttava {adj} :: reminiscent (of), resembling, -like
muistutus {n} :: reminder, note
muje {n} [dialectal, eastern Finnish] :: vendace
muka {adv} :: supposedly, allegedly, as if (used to express that what follows is doubtful or untrue)
mukaa {adv} :: only used in sitä mukaa
mukaan {adv} [of movement] :: along, (in some cases) on
mukaan {postp} [of movement] :: along with
mukaan {postp} :: according to, by, in sb's opinion
mukaan {postp} :: as to, by, according to (in a manner conforming or corresponding to; in proportion)
mukaan luettuna {adv} :: including
mukaan lukien {adv} :: including, inclusive
mukaanotto {n} :: inclusion, integration, involvement
mukaansatempaava {adj} :: captivating, compelling (that captivates one's attention)
mukaansatempaavasti {adv} :: captivatingly, compellingly, rivetingly
mukaantua {v} :: synonym of mukautua
mukaantulo {n} :: coming along, entry (act of joining a company, team, project etc.)
mukaantuva {adj} :: synonym of mukautuva
mukaelma {n} :: adaptation, version, variant (result of adapting or versioning)
mukailla {v} :: to follow, comply with
mukailla {v} :: to mimic, to shape itself like or according to something else
mukailla {v} :: to retell, to paraphrase, rephrase
mukainen {adj} :: consistent, compatible
mukainen {adj} [+ genitive] :: within, compliant to (rules or regulations)
mukaisempi {adj} :: comparative of mukainen
mukaisesti {adv} :: in accordance with
mukaisin {adj} :: superlative of mukainen
mukaisuus {n} :: state of being consistent or compatible with something, consistency, compatibility
mukamas {adv} :: supposedly
mukana {adv} :: with, in
mukana {postp} :: along, together, with
mukanaan {adv} :: third-person form form of mukana
mukanamme {adv} :: first-person plural form form of mukana
mukanani {adv} :: first-person singular form form of mukana
mukananne {adv} :: second-person plural form form of mukana
mukanaoleva {adj} :: involved, on board
mukanaolo {n} :: presence, being along
mukanasi {adv} :: second-person singular form form of mukana
mukatiede {n} :: synonym of pseudotiede
mukauttaa {vt} :: to adapt, to adjust, to suit
mukauttaa {vt} :: to customize
mukautua {vi} [+ illative] :: To adapt to
mukautua {vi} [+ illative] :: To comply with, condition to, defer to
mukautuminen {n} :: compliance with or deferral to something (as in, to societal norms);
mukautuminen {n} :: adaptation, adjustment, modification (adjusting oneself to fit something new such as ideas or situation)
mukautumiskyky {n} :: adaptability
mukautumiskykyinen {adj} :: adaptive
mukautuvainen {adj} :: malleable
mukava {adj} :: comfortable
mukava {adj} :: nice, pleasant
mukava {adj} :: affable (friendly, courteous, sociable)
mukavasti {adv} :: conveniently, nicely
mukavoittaa {vt} :: to make nice or nicer, to make comfortable or more comfortable
mukavoitua {vi} :: to become nice or nicer, to become comfortable or more comfortable
mukavuudenhaluinen {adj} :: indulgent
mukavuus {n} :: comfort, ease
mukavuus {n} :: convenience
mukavuusalue {n} [biology, psychology] :: comfort zone
mukavuusavioliitto {n} :: marriage of convenience
mukavuuslaitos {n} [euphemistic] :: comfort station (toilet)
mukavuuslippu {n} :: flag of convenience (flag)
mukavuuslippulaiva {n} :: A ship registered under a flag of convenience
mukes {n} [colloquial] :: A mess hall, chow hall, galley, mess decks [US]; mess [UK] (informal term for a military dining room)
muki {n} :: A mug (cup)
mukiinmenevä {adj} [idiomatic] :: decent, passable, tolerable, nothing special
mukiinmenevästi {adv} :: decently, passably, tolerably
mukillinen {n} :: mugful
mukiloida {v} :: To bruise
mukina {n} :: grumble, complaining
mukista {vi} :: to grumble, grouse, complain
mukkelis makkelis {adv} [colloquial] :: head over heels, tumbling
muks {interj} :: The sound of somebody falling over
muksahtaa {vi} :: to thud, to tumble
muksauttaa {vt} :: to hit with a thud
muksia {vt} :: to clobber
muksu {n} [colloquial] :: A kid, child
mukula {n} [botany] :: tuber (fleshy underground stem)
mukula {n} [modifier] :: tuberous, and other translations (of, relating to, resembling, or producing tubers)
mukula {n} [horticulture] :: tuber (thickened rootstock)
mukula {n} :: lump (mound or mass of no particular shape)
mukula {n} [colloquial] :: kid (little child)
mukula-artisokka {n} :: synonym of maa-artisokka
mukulafenkoli {n} :: synonym of salaattifenkoli
mukulajuuri {n} :: a root that has become a root tuber
mukulakasvi {n} :: tuberous plant
mukulakivi {n} :: cobblestone (rounded stone, especially when used for paving roads)
mukulakivikatu {n} :: cobbled street
mukulakivinen {adj} :: made of cobblestone
mukulaleinikki {n} :: lesser celandine, (Ficaria verna, formerly Ranunculus ficaria) (a flowering plant in the family Ranunculaceae)
mukulapökkövehka {n} :: konjac, Amorphophallus konjac (foul-smelling plant grown in Asia)
mukulaselleri {n} :: celeriac, celery root, Apium graveolens var. rapaceum (form of celery, having an aromatic taproot eaten as a vegetable)
mukuloida {v} :: to form tubers
mulahtaa {vi} :: to plop (fall into water or a similar liquid)
mulatti {n} :: mulatto
muli {n} :: A head with very short hair
muljahdella {vi} :: to suddenly twist or turn repeatedly
muljahtaa {vi} :: to twist or turn suddenly
muljautella {vt} :: to suddenly twist or turn repeatedly
muljauttaa {vt} :: to twist or turn suddenly
mulju {n} :: a cutting fluid made by mixing water and a bit of cutting oil
mulju {n} [brewing] :: kilju made with turbo yeast
mulkaista {vi} :: To glance angrily; to scowl
mulkata {v} [slang] :: synonym of mulkoilla
mulkero {n} [vulgar] :: A highly contemptible person; dick, prick, asshole
mulkku {n} [vulgar] :: cock, dick, prick, schlong (male genitalia)
mulkku {n} [vulgar] :: a contemptible person; asshole, dick, prick
mulkoilla {v} :: To leer (to look at something or someone maliciously); to glare
mulkosilmä {n} :: bulging eye
mulkosilmäinen {adj} :: bug-eyed
mulkvisti {n} [vulgar, slang] :: asshole, prick (someone unpleasant, rude or annoying)
mulla {n} :: mullah
mullanharmaa {adj} :: earthy grey, mould grey
mullanharmaa {n} :: earthy grey, mould grey
mullanvärinen {adj} :: earthy-colored
mulla on kysymys {phrase} :: [colloquial] I have a question
mullas {n} :: synonym of humus
mullata {vt} :: to earth up, to cover with soil
mulli {n} :: bull calf
mulliitti {n} [mineral] :: mullite
mullikka {n} :: bull calf
mullin mallin {adv} :: topsy-turvy (disorderly; chaotically)
mullistaa {vt} :: to change or alter profoundly or/and thoroughly; to revolutionize, to devastate
mullistava {adj} :: groundbreaking, revolutionary
mullistavasti {adv} :: groundbreakingly, revolutionarily
mullistua {vi} :: to be changed or altered profoundly and/or thoroughly; to be revolutionized, to be devastated
mullistus {n} :: profound and/or thorough change
mullistus {n} :: convulsion (violent turmoil)
mullistus {n} :: upheaval, cataclysm (sudden, violent event)
mullistus {n} :: subversion (act of undermining a convention)
mullittaa {vt} :: to replace or change the soil of a plant
mullittaa {vt} :: to apply soil or dirt onto (such as a plant)
mullo {n} :: goatfish, red mullet, surmullet (fish of the family Mullidae)
mullos {n} :: earthy ground from after it has been ploughed or plowed
mulperi {n} :: mulberry (tree)
mulperiperhonen {n} :: silkmoth, Bombyx mori
mulperipuu {n} :: mulberry, mulberry tree (tree or wood)
mulskahtaa {vi} :: to splash
multa {n} :: mould (soil)
multaaminen {n} :: earthing up, earthing
multaantua {vi} :: To become earth
multaantua {vi} :: To become covered by earth
multainen {adj} :: Dirtied with soil, earthy
multakerros {n} :: soil layer, layer of soil
multakokkare {n} :: lump of soil, lump of earth
multamaa {n} :: organic soil (a type of soil that has 20 percent or more organic matter by weight)
multapaakku {n} :: clod of dirt, clod of soil
multapitoinen {adj} :: rich in mould (soil type), soil, earth
multaseos {n} :: soil mix
multasieni {n} :: synonym of tryffeli
multautua {vi} :: alternative form of multaantua
multava {adj} :: having (much) mould or humus
Multia {prop} :: Multia (municipality)
multiainen {adj} :: alternative form of multialainen
multiainen {n} :: alternative form of multialainen
multialainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Multia
multialainen {n} :: a person from or living in Multia
multifokaalinen {adj} :: multifocal
multi-instrumentalisti {n} :: multi-instrumentalist
multijoukko {n} [set theory] :: synonym of monijoukko
multikollineaarinen {adj} :: multicollinear
multilateraalinen {adj} :: multilateral
multimedia {n} :: multimedia
multimediatekniikka {n} [computing] :: multimedia technology
multimediaviesti {n} :: multimedia message
multimodaalinen {adj} :: multimodal
multinomijakauma {n} [probability theory] :: multinomial distribution
multiplekseri {n} :: multiplexer
multiplikatiivi {n} [grammar] :: multiplicative, multiplicative case
multiplisiteetti {n} :: multiplicity
multipoli {n} :: multipole
multippeli {adj} [pathology] :: multiple
multippeliskleroosi {n} [pathology] :: multiple sclerosis
multiversumi {n} :: multiverse
multivibraattori {n} [electronics] :: multivibrator
multivisio {n} :: multivision
Mumbai {prop} :: Mumbai (megacity/capital)
mumina {n} :: mumble, mumbling, mutter, muttering, murmur (low, indistinct sounds of speech)
mumista {vi} :: To mutter, mumble, murmur
mummeli {n} [colloquial] :: granny, an elderly woman
mummi {n} [colloquial] :: grandmother (mother of someone’s parent)
mummila {n} :: alternative form of mummola
mummis {n} [colloquial] ::  short for mummopyörä
mummo {n} :: A grandma
mummo {n} :: An old woman
mummo {n} [slang] :: A mummonmarkka
mummola {n} :: grandmother's home
mummonmarkka {n} [colloquial] :: A Finnish markka, as opposed to or in comparison with euro. Sometimes abbreviated to mummo
mummonpalsami {n} :: garden balsam, garden jewelweed, rose balsam, spotted snapweed, touch-me-not, Impatiens balsamina (flower)
mummopyörä {n} :: an old bicycle with a step-through frame
mummopyörä {n} :: any bicycle with a step-through frame
mummu {n} [familiar] :: grandma
muna {n} :: egg
muna {n} :: ovum
muna {n} [vulgar, in singular] :: dick (penis)
muna {n} [vulgar, in plural] :: balls (testicles)
muna {n} [slang] :: guts, balls (courage)
muna {n} :: ovoid (something egg-shaped, used especially in compound terms with a modifier that specifies the material)
muna-asento {n} [skiing] :: tuck, tuck position
munahammas {n} :: egg tooth
munahampurilainen {n} :: eggburger (hamburger served with a fried egg as a topping)
munahapero {n} :: A species of brittlegill, Russula lutea
munajuusto {n} :: a homemade cheese made with milk, soured milk and eggs
munakas {n} :: omelette
munakasta ei voi tehdä rikkomatta munia {proverb} :: you've got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette
munakello {n} :: egg timer
munakenno {n} :: egg carton
munakoiso {n} :: aubergine, eggplant, Solanum melongena
munakokkeli {n} :: scrambled eggs
munakotelo {n} :: eggbox
munakotelo {n} [biology, rare] :: egg sac, ootheca
munakuppi {n} :: An eggcup, egg cup
munaleikkuri {n} :: egg slicer
munalikööri {n} :: advocaat (liqueur made of egg yolks, sugar and brandy)
munalukko {n} [colloquial] :: padlock
munamankeli {n} [slang] :: bike
munanasetin {n} [anatomy] :: ovipositor
munanivel {n} [anatomy] :: condyloid joint
munanjohdin {n} [anatomy] :: Fallopian tube, oviduct, uterine tube, salpinx
munankeitin {n} :: poacher (egg cooker)
munankeltuainen {n} :: An egg yolk
munankuori {n} :: eggshell
munanmuotoinen {adj} :: ovoid, ovate, ooid, egg-shaped (shaped like an egg)
munanvalkuainen {n} :: An egg white (white part of an egg)
munapää {n} [vulgar] :: dickhead
munapesäke {n} [botany] :: archegonium
munapussi {n} [biology] :: egg sac, ootheca
munapussi {n} [colloquial, usually in plural] :: nutbag (scrotum)
munapussit {n} [colloquial] :: nutbag (scrotum)
munarakkula {n} [anatomy] :: ovarian follicle
munarauhanen {n} [anatomy] :: ovary
munasäkki {n} [biology] :: egg sac, ootheca
munasarja {n} [anatomy] :: ovary
munasarjasyöpä {n} :: ovarian cancer
munasi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of muna
munasillaan {adv} [vulgar, of males] :: naked
munaskuu {n} [archaic] :: kidney
munaskuu {n} [idiomatic, pluralonly] :: guts
munaskuu {n} [colloquial, by misconception, pluralonly] :: testicles
munasolu {n} :: An ovum, egg, egg cell
munasuojat {n} [slang] :: jockstrap
munata {v} [colloquial] :: to screw up
munata itsensä {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to make a spectacle of oneself, make an exhibition of oneself, make a show of oneself (embarrass oneself and possibly others in the same group)
munaton {adj} :: eggless, containing no egg
munaton {adj} [vulgar] :: Lacking balls; gutless
munatorttu {n} :: egg tart
munatorttu {n} :: pastel de nata
munatorvi {n} [anatomy] :: Fallopian tube, oviduct, uterine tube, salpinx
munatoti {n} :: eggnog
munaus {n} :: screwup, blunder (substantial mistake)
munaus {n} :: screwup (person who makes mistakes)
munavaahto {n} :: egg foam, egg white foam
munavoi {n} :: a spread made of butter and hard boiled eggs, used especially with karjalanpiirakka
München {prop} :: München (caplc)
mundo {n} [slang] :: ecstasy (drug)
mungopapu {n} :: alternative form of mungpapu ("mung bean")
mungpapu {n} :: mung bean
munia {v} :: To lay an egg
munia {v} [colloquial] :: To let somebody wait without any good reason, to loiter or to be sluggish [normally only in irritated questions]
munienkeruu {n} :: egg collecting
muninta {n} :: egg laying
munittaa {vt} :: to make lay eggs, to hatch
munitus {n} :: the action of making something or someone lay eggs or hatch
munituskana {n} :: A layer [hen kept to lay eggs]
munitusmuna {n} :: nest egg (egg placed in a bird's nest, to encourage the bird to lay its own eggs there)
munkisto {n} :: order of monks
munkki {n} :: monk
munkki {n} :: doughnut/donut without a hole
munkki {n} [slang] :: luck, fluke
munkki {n} [slang] :: woman's breast
munkki {n} [plant] :: a plant of the genus Jasione
munkkiaratti {n} :: monk parakeet, quaker parrot, Myiopsitta monachus
munkkihylje {n} :: monk seal (seal of the genus Monachus)
munkkihylje {n} :: Mediterranean monk seal, Monachus monachus
munkkikorppikotka {n} :: An Eurasian black vulture, monk vulture, cinereous vulture, Aegypius monachus
munkkikunta {n} :: order of monks
munkkikurki {n} :: hooded crane, Grus monacha
munkkilatina {n} :: Vulgar Latin, especially as used in the writings of monks
munkkilatina {n} :: gibberish, mumbo jumbo (needlessly obscure or overly technical language)
munkkilikööri {n} :: Benedictine (liqueur)
munkkipossu {n} :: synonym of possumunkki
munkkirinkeli {n} :: doughnut (baked good)
munkkirinkilä {n} :: A doughnut
munkkisaki {n} :: monk saki, Pithecia monachus (a New World monkey)
munkkitaikina {n} :: doughnut dough
munkkius {n} :: monkhood (the state of being a monk)
munniharppu {n} :: Jew's harp
muntjakki {n} :: muntjac
muntjakki {n} :: Indian muntjac (Muntiacus muntjak)
munuainen {n} [anatomy] :: kidney
munuaisallas {n} [anatomy] :: renal pelvis
munuaisensiirto {n} [surgery] :: kidney transplant, kidney transplantation
munuaiskeränen {n} [anatomy] :: renal corpuscle
munuaiskivi {n} [pathology] :: kidney stone
munuaiskivitauti {n} [pathology] :: nephrolithiasis
munuaiskotelo {n} [anatomy] :: renal capsule
munuaiskuori {n} [anatomy] :: renal cortex (part of kidney)
munuaislaskimo {n} [anatomy] :: renal vein
munuaismainen {adj} :: reniform
munuaisoppi {n} [medicine] :: nephrology
munuaisportti {n} [anatomy] :: renal hilum, renal pedicle
munuaispuu {n} :: cashew (tree)
munuaispyramidi {n} [anatomy] :: renal pyramid
munuaissiirto {n} :: synonym of munuaisensiirto
munuaissyöpä {n} :: kidney cancer
munuaistauti {n} :: kidney disease
munuaistulehdus {n} [pathology] :: nephritis
munuaisvaiva {n} :: kidney failure
muodikas {adj} :: fashionable
muodikkaammin {adv} :: comparative of muodikkaasti
muodikkaasti {adv} :: fashionably
muodikkaimmin {adv} :: superlative of muodikkaasti
muodinmukainen {adj} :: fashionable, stylish, modish
muodinmukaisesti {adv} :: fashionably
muodistaa {vt} :: To make fashionable
muodistaminen {n} :: Action noun of the verb muodistaa (to make fashionable), making fashionable
muodokas {adj} :: voluptuous
muodokas {adj} :: embonpoint
muodokkuus {n} :: voluptuousness
muodokkuus {n} :: embonpoint
muodollinen {adj} :: formal
muodollisesti {adv} :: formally
muodollisuus {n} :: formality
muodonmuutos {n} :: transformation, metamorphosis
muodonmuuttaja {n} [fantasy, mythology] :: shape-shifter, shapeshifter
muodonta {n} [rare] :: shaping
muodontaa {vt} :: synonym of muodota
muodonvaihdos {n} :: metamorphosis
muodostaa {vt} :: to form, formulate, build
muodostaa {vt} :: to constitute
muodostaa {v} [programming] :: to construct (an object)
muodostaminen {n} :: formation
muodoste {n} [linguistics] :: formation
muodosteilla {adv} :: being formed
muodostella {vt} :: to form, create, formulate or build leisurely or repeatedly
muodostelma {n} :: formation (something possessing structure or form)
muodostelma {n} [military] :: formation
muodostelmaluistelu {n} [sports] :: synchronized skating
muodostin {n} [object-oriented programming] :: constructor
muodostua {vi} :: to form (oneself), be formed
muodostuma {n} :: formation [geological etc.]
muodostuminen {n} :: forming, becoming formed
muodostumisentalpia {n} :: formation enthalpy
muodostumislämpö {n} :: heat of formation
muodostumistapa {n} :: method of formation
muodostus {n} :: formation (something possessing structure or form); only as head word in compound terms
muodostus {n} :: formation (act of assembling a group or structure)
muodota {v} [rare] :: to shape
muodoton {adj} :: shapeless
muodoton {adj} :: adelomorphous
muokata {vt} :: to work (to shape, form, or improve a material)
muokata {vt} :: to edit (to make changes to a text or other media)
muokata {vt} :: to modify (to make partial changes to)
muokata {vt} :: to shape (to give something a shape)
muokata {vt} :: to curry (to dress leather after tanning)
muokata {vt} :: to till (to prepare the soil for growing crops)
muokkaaja {n} :: editor (person who edits)
muokkaaminen {n} :: working (the act of shaping, forming, or improving a material)
muokkaaminen {n} :: tilling (preparing ground for crops)
muokkaaminen {n} :: editing
muokkaantua {v} :: synonym of muokkautua
muokkain {n} [agriculture] :: tiller (machine)
muokkain {n} [computing] :: editor
muokkaus {n} [computing] :: edit
muokkauskausi {n} :: tillage period
muokkaustyö {n} :: earthmoving work
muokkaustyö {n} :: adaptation work
muokkautua {vi} :: to change, be changed, be edited
muona {n} :: Food provisions, supplies
muonamies {n} [historical] :: A dayworker on a farm, usually landless, paid partly with food supplies
muonavarat {n} :: provisions, food supplies
Muonio {prop} :: Muonio
muoniolainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Muonio
muoniolainen {n} :: a person from or living in Muonio
Muonionjoki {n} :: A river in Finland and Sweden that forms a part of the border between the two countries
muonittaa {v} :: to supply with food, provision
muonitus {n} :: food supply; the act of supplying with food
muonituskeskus {n} :: A dining facility [US], cookhouse [UK] (official term for a military dining room)
muori {n} :: mother, especially when old
muori {n} :: grandma
muori {n} :: old woman
muorinen {n} :: A loving term of address used of an old woman, usually a family member; only used in the form muoriseni
muorinkukka {n} :: radiator plant (plant of the genus Peperomia)
muoriseni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of muorinen
muoti {n} :: vogue, fashion (prevailing fashion or style)
muoti {n} :: vogue, fad (current craze)
muotiala {n} :: fashion sector, fashion industry
muotihuume {n} :: designer drug (alternative term to muuntohuume)
muotikoru {n} :: A (piece of) fashion jewelry
muotikuva {n} :: fashion photo, fashion picture
muotinäytös {n} :: fashion show
muotipiirustus {n} :: fashion drawing
muotisana {n} :: buzzword
muotisuunnittelija {n} :: couturier (person who designs haute couture)
muotisuunnittelija {n} :: fashion designer
muotitaiteilija {n} :: fashion artist, fashion designer
muotitietoinen {adj} :: trendy, fashionable (of a person)
muoto {n} :: shape
muoto {n} :: form
muoto {n} :: format
muotohistoria {n} :: form criticism (method of biblical criticism)
muotoilija {n} :: designer
muotoilla {vt} :: to shape
muotoilla {vt} :: to formulate
muotoilla {vt} :: to design (give appearance to an object)
muotoilu {n} :: design (the form of art)
muotoilu {n} :: phrasing (building of a sentence in speech or writing)
muotoilusavi {n} :: modeling clay
muotoinen {adj} [genitive or possessive suffix +] :: formed, -form, shaped
muotokristillinen {adj} :: synonym of tapakristillinen
muotokuva {n} :: A portrait
muotokuvamaalari {n} :: portrait painter
muotoonleikattu {adj} [gardening] :: topiary, shaped
muotoonleikkaus {n} [gardening] :: topiary (art or practice of trimming shrubs or trees in artistic shapes)
muoto-opillinen {adj} :: morphological (pertaining to morphology, a subfield of linguistics)
muoto-oppi {n} [linguistics] :: morphology
muotopuhdas {adj} :: clean-shaped
muotopuoli {adj} :: shapeless, formless
muotopuoli {adj} :: deformed, misshapen, malformed
muotorikas {adj} [uncommon] :: diverse
muotosuhde {n} :: aspect ratio (ratio of width of an object to its height)
muototiili {n} :: shaped brick
muotoutua {v} :: to take shape (to take a definite form)
muotti {n} :: mould or mold (hollow form or matrix for shaping a fluid or plastic substance)
muotti {n} :: cast (mould used to make cast objects)
muotti {n} :: die
muotti {n} :: form (thing that gives shape to other things as in a mold)
muottilevy {n} :: shutter board, formwork board
muovaantua {v} :: synonym of muovautua
muovailla {vt} :: to mold or shape leisurely or repeatedly
muovailusavi {n} :: modeling clay
muovailuvaha {n} :: playdough
muovata {v} :: To mold, shape, model
muovausleikkaus {n} :: cosmetic surgery, plastic surgery (surgical operation in order to improve the appearance or functionality of a body organ)
muovautua {vi} :: to mold, to be shaped, to take shape
muovi {n} :: plastic (material; synthetic thermoplastic polymer)
muoviämpäri {n} :: plastic bucket
muovieristeinen {adj} :: insulated with plastic
muovijää {n} :: synthetic ice
muovijäte {n} :: plastic waste
muovikassi {n} :: plastic shopping bag, carrier bag, plastic bag
muovikulho {n} :: plastic bowl
muovikyllästeinen {adj} :: saturated with plastic
muovilelu {n} :: plastic toy
muovilevy {n} :: plastic plate
muovimatto {n} :: plastic mat, plastic carpet
muovinen {adj} :: plastic (made of plastic)
muovipäällysteinen {adj} :: covered with plastic
muovipakkaus {n} :: plastic packaging
muovipinnoitteinen {adj} :: coated with plastic
muovipintainen {adj} :: with a plastic surface
muovipullo {n} :: plastic bottle
muovipussi {n} :: plastic bag
muovipussi {n} :: plastic shopping bag, carrier bag
muoviraha {n} :: any money available via a card, such as a credit card
muoviräjähde {n} :: plastic explosive
muoviruuvi {n} :: plastic screw
muovisanko {n} :: plastic bucket
muoviteippi {n} :: plastic adhesive tape
muovittaa {vt} :: to cover with plastic, to apply plastic into or onto
muovitus {n} :: covering with plastic
mura {n} :: gravel
mura {n} :: sediment
murahdella {vi} :: to growl or snarl repeatedly
murahtaa {vi} :: To growl, snarl (once)
muratti {n} :: ivy
muratti {n} :: common ivy (Hedera helix)
murea {adj} :: crumbly (easy to break into small fragments)
murea {adj} :: tender (of meat, soft and easily chewed)
mureena {n} :: moray (Muraena helena)
mureena {n} :: moray, moray eel (any member of the family Muraenidae)
murehduttaa {vt} :: to grieve, to worry (cause sorrow or distress tt)
murehtia {v} :: To worry
mureke {n} :: meatloaf or similar dish
murekekyljys {n} [dated] :: cutlet of meat
murekepihvi {n} :: synonym of jauhelihapihvi
muren {n} :: crumb
murena {n} :: crumb
murene {n} :: alternative form of muren
murennella {vt} :: to crumble (leisurely)
murentaa {vt} :: to crumble, make something crumble, make something deteriorate
murentua {vi} :: alternative form of mureta
mureta {vi} :: to deteriorate, crumble (to break progressively into small pieces)
mureuttaa {v} :: To tenderise/tenderize
mureutua {vi} [of food] :: To become tender
mureva {adj} :: alternative form of murea
murha {n} [legal] :: murder; first-degree murder [US]
murhaaja {n} :: murderer
murha-ase {n} :: murder weapon (weapon used in a murder)
murhaava {adj} :: murderous
murhaavasti {adv} :: murderously
murhajuttu {n} :: murder case
murhamies {n} :: murderer (male)
murhanhimo {n} :: murderous or homicidal desire or tendency
murhanhimoinen {adj} :: murderous, homicidal
murhapaikka {n} :: murder site, murder scene
murhapolttaja {n} :: murderer-arsonist, arson murderer
murhapoltto {n} :: arson murder
murharyhmä {n} :: homicide unit
murhata {vt} :: to murder, to assassinate
murhatutkimus {n} :: murder investigation
murhatutkinta {n} :: murder investigation, homicide investigation
murhauttaa {vt} :: to have (someone) murdered
murhayritys {n} [legal] :: attempted murder
murhe {n} :: sorrow, grief, worry
murheellinen {adj} :: sorrowful, tragic
murheellisesti {adv} :: sorrowfully, tragically
murheenkryyni {n} [figuratively] :: a source of trouble, grief or concern
murheen laakso {n} :: vale of tears
murheinen {adj} :: sorrowful
murheissaan {adv} :: in one's sorrow or worry
murhemielellä {adv} :: while being sad
murhemielelle {adv} :: into being sad
murhemielin {adv} :: sorrowfully, while being sad
murhenäytelmä {n} :: A tragedy (also figuratively)
murikka {n} :: rock, boulder
murina {n} :: growl, snarl
murista {vi} [of people or dogs] :: To growl, snarl
murista {vi} [of a stomach] :: To rumble
murjaista {vt} :: To crack, break
murjaista {vt} :: To crack a joke
murjoa {v} :: to maul
murjottaa {v} :: to sulk
murjoutua {vi} :: to be mauled
murju {n} :: rathole (particularly squalid human residence)
murkina {n} [colloquial] :: food
murkina {n} [archaic, dialectal] :: breakfast
murkinoida {v} [colloquial] :: To eat a meal
murkku {n} [colloquial] :: ant
murkku {n} [colloquial] :: teenager
murkkuikäinen {adj} [colloquial] :: synonym of murrosikäinen
Murmansk {prop} :: Murmansk (city or oblast)
murmeli {n} :: A marmot (rodent in the genus Marmota)
murokakku {n} :: shortcake
murokeksi {n} :: shortbread, biscuit made of shortcrust pastry
muromalainen {adj} :: Muromian
muromalainen {n} :: Muromian
muropaketti {n} :: A package of breakfast cereal
murotaikina {n} :: shortcrust pastry
Murphyn laki {prop} :: Murphy's law
murrattaa {vt} :: to have broken
Murray-Darling-jokialue {prop} [geography] :: Murray-Darling Basin (river basin in southeastern Australia)
murre {n} :: dialect
murre {n} [dialectal] :: dog, pooch
murreaineisto {n} :: material on dialects of a language
murreaines {n} :: dialectal influence, such as on a language or text
murrealue {n} :: dialect region
murreasu {n} :: dialectal spelling
murrehavainto {n} :: observation of dialects or dialectal features
murreilmaus {n} :: dialectal expression
murrejatkumo {n} [linguistics] :: dialect continuum
murrekirjallisuus {n} :: literature written in a dialect
murrekirjallisuus {n} :: literature concerning dialects
murrella {vt} :: to leisurely or repeatedly break
murremaantiede {n} :: dialect geography
murreoppi {n} [rare] :: dialectology (study of dialects)
murrepakina {n} :: causerie written in a dialect
murreraja {n} :: dialect boundary
murreryhmä {n} :: group of dialects
murresana {n} :: dialectal word, provincialism
murrettu {adj} :: broken (intentionally bent to the point of coming apart)
murrettu {adj} :: broken (poorly spoken)
murretutkimus {n} :: dialectology, study of dialects
murri {n} :: murrelet (seabirds in the genera Brachyramphus and Synthliboramphus of the auk family Alcidae)
murrokko {n} [forestry] :: thicket formed by fallen trees; windbreak
murros {n} :: Group of trees felled by a storm
murros {n} :: abatis, abattis (means of defense made of felled trees, often enhanced with barbed wire and mines)
murros {n} :: breaking, breakage, fracture, rupture (point or area at which something breaks)
murros {n} :: turning point, culmination, critical period, crucial period, break (decisive point or period at which a significant change or historical event occurs)
murrosaika {n} :: transition time
murrosikä {n} :: puberty
murrosikäinen {n} :: pubescent, adolescent
murrosikäinen {adj} :: pubescent, adolescent
murroskausi {n} :: critical period, crucial period, period of great changes
murrospinta {n} :: fracture surface
murrostaa {v} [military] :: to barricade
murroste {n} [military] :: barricade
murska {n} [usually with modifier] :: crushed material
murskaaja {n} :: crusher
murskaantua {v} :: synonym of murskautua
murskaava {adj} :: crushing, withering
murskaavasti {adv} :: crushingly, witheringly, devastatingly
murskailla {vt} :: to (repeatedly) crush
murskain {n} :: breaker
murskaksi {adv} :: (into being) crushed
murskana {adv} :: crushed
murskata {v} :: To crush, smash, shatter, pulverize
murskata {v} :: To grind
murskata {v} [figuratively] :: To demolish
murskatappio {n} :: walkover loss, crushing defeat
murskaus {n} :: crush, crushing
murskauskone {n} :: crushing machine
murskautua {vi} :: to be crushed
murskavoitto {n} :: walkover victory, landslide victory, crushing victory
murske {n} :: crushed stone
murske {n} [with modifier] :: crushed material
mursu {n} :: walrus (Odobenus rosmarus)
mursunluu {n} :: walrus (tusk) bone
mursunviikset {n} :: walrus mustache (thick, bushy mustache that droop over the mouth, resembling the whiskers of a walrus)
murtaa {vt} :: to break (to cause to end up in two or more pieces)
murtaa {vt} [medicine] :: Of a bone, to cause to crack under physical strain
murtaa {vt} [tennis, ~ (syöttö)] :: to break
murtaa {vt} :: to fragment (to break apart)
murtaa {vt} [~ (tahto)] :: to break (to cause a person or animal to lose his/her/its will)
murtaa leipä {v} [biblical] :: to break bread (to eat, especially with others)
murtaja {n} :: breaker (someone or something that breaks; used chiefly as headword in compound terms)
murtaja {n} [computing] :: cracker (one who cracks, i.e. overcomes computer software or security restrictions)
murtaja {n} :: short for jäänmurtaja
Murtajadivisioona {prop} :: "Breaker Division", nickname of Finland's 2nd Infantry Division in the Continuation War fought between the Soviet Union and Finland in 1941-1944
murtajalaivasto {n} :: icebreaker fleet
murtaminen {n} :: breaking (cause to end up in two or more pieces)
murtautua {vi} [_, + illative] :: to break in
murteellinen {adj} :: dialectal
murteellisempi {adj} :: comparative of murteellinen
murteellisesti {adv} :: dialectically
murteellisin {adj} :: superlative of murteellinen
murteentutkimus {n} :: dialectology (study of dialects)
murteittain {adv} :: by dialect
murto {n} :: burglary
murto {n} :: breaking (act)
murtohälytin {n} :: burglar alarm (device)
murtolauseke {n} :: polynomial fraction
murtolujuus {n} :: ultimate tensile strength
murtoluku {n} [arithmetic] :: common fraction, fraction (fraction in the form of one integer divided by another, non-zero, integer)
murtomaahiihto {n} [dated] :: cross-country skiing
murtomies {n} :: A burglar
murto-osa {n} :: fraction (part of a whole)
Murtovaara {prop} :: surname
Murtovaara {prop} :: A placename
murtovakuutus {n} :: burglary insurance
murtovaras {n} :: A burglar
murtovarkaus {n} :: burglary
murtovesi {n} :: brackish water, brackishwater (water with salinity between that of seawater and freshwater)
murtoviiva {n} [math] :: polygonal chain, polyline (connected series of line segments)
murtoyritys {n} :: attempted burglary
murtsikka {n} [colloquial] :: cross-country skiing, XC, XC skiing
murtsikka {n} :: (informal, in plural) A pair of cross-country skis
murtua {v} :: to break, break down, fracture, fall to pieces
murtua {v} [figuratively] :: to break down, fall to pieces (to be emotionally devastated)
murtuilla {vi} :: to (repeatedly) crack or fracture; to form fissures
murtuma {n} :: A fracture
murtumalinja {n} :: fault line, fracture line
murtumaton {adj} :: unbreakable, unbroken
murtuminen {n} :: breaking, fracturing (the act of becoming broken or fractured)
murtumismekaniikka {n} :: fracture mechanics
murtunut {adj} :: broken (bent to the point of coming apart)
murtunut {adj} :: broken (defeated and dispirited)
muru {n} :: A crumb
muru {n} :: A very small amount of something, a jot, an iota
muru {n} [colloquial] :: honey (term of affection)
muruinen {adj} :: crumbly, crumby
murukahvi {n} :: instant coffee
murukoloinen {adj} [of a cheese] :: with small, irregular holes
murunen {n} :: diminutive of muru
murunen {n} :: a small crumb
murunen {n} :: a very small amount of something, a jot, an iota
murustaa {vit} :: to crumble (to produce crumbs as an unwanted byproduct, e.g. when eating)
murustua {vi} :: to crumble, to turn into crumbs
-mus {suffix} :: Forms nouns from verbs. Variant of -us used with sallia-type verbs, and those muistaa and sanoa-type verbs whose stem consists of one syllable; the "m" is used to fill the gap as adding just "-us" would sound awkward
-mus {suffix} :: Forms names for people from stems
musa {n} [colloquial] :: music
musaka {n} :: moussaka
musamaku {n} [colloquial] :: music taste
museaalinen {adj} :: pertaining to a, the museum or museums; museal
museo {n} :: museum
museoala {n} :: museum sector
museoarkkitehtuuri {n} :: museum architecture
museoarvo {n} :: value of an item if placed in a museum
museoauto {n} :: vintage car
museoesine {n} :: museum exhibit, museum piece
museoharjoittelu {n} :: museum training
museoida {v} :: to include an artefact (or set of related objects) in the collection of a museum
museoida {v} :: to convert a historic building (and its contents) into a museum
museoitua {vi} [figuratively] :: to turn into a museum (to become obsolete while still continuing to exist)
museojärjestö {n} :: museum organization
museojulkaisu {n} :: museum publication
museojuna {n} :: museum train
museokahvila {n} :: museum café
museokokoelma {n} :: museum collection
museolaiva {n} :: museum ship
museologi {n} :: museologist
museologia {n} :: museology
museomyymälä {n} :: museum shop, museum gift shop
museoneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the seventh rank granted by the President of Finland to people who have done remarkable work for museums, such as former museum directors
museopäivä {n} :: museum day
museopedagogiikka {n} :: museum pedagogy
museorakennus {n} :: museum building
museorata {n} :: museum railway
museotie {n} :: museum road
museovene {n} :: museum boat
museovirasto {n} [government] :: usually capitalized: Museovirasto (the Finnish National Board of Antiquities)
museovirasto {n} :: A similar authority in another country
Museovirasto {prop} :: the Finnish National Board of Antiquities (cultural and research institution and a government authority charged with the protection of archaeological sites, built heritage, cultural-historically valuable environments and cultural property)
musertaa {vt} :: To crush
musertaa {vt} :: To overwhelm, daunt
musertava {adj} :: overwhelming
musertava {adj} :: soul-crushing
musertua {vi} :: To be crushed
musiikillinen {adj} :: musical (of or relating to the music)
musiikillisesti {adv} :: musically
musiikinopettaja {n} :: music teacher
musiikinteoria {n} :: music theory
musiikki {n} :: music
musiikkiala {n} :: music industry
musiikkiarvostelu {n} :: music review
musiikkielämä {n} :: musical life
musiikki-instrumentti {n} :: A musical instrument
musiikkijuhla {n} :: music festival
musiikkikappale {n} :: piece of music
musiikkikilpailu {n} :: music competition
musiikkikorkeakoulu {n} :: college of music
musiikkikorva {n} :: musical ear, ear (skill or good taste in listening to music)
musiikkikoulu {n} :: music school
musiikkileikki {n} :: music play, music game (for children)
musiikkileikkikoulu {n} :: A music school for small children in which the tots learn the basics of music by playing
musiikkineuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the eighth rank granted by the President of Finland to people with accomplishments in music, such as music teachers, composers and conductors
musiikkiopinnot {n} :: music studies
musiikkiopisto {n} :: A music school providing musical training which starts from elementary level and prepares for professional studies
musiikkipainotteinen {adj} :: music-oriented
musiikkitalo {n} :: A music hall
musiikkiterapia {n} :: music therapy
musiikkitiede {n} [music] :: musicology
musiikkitieteilijä {n} :: musicologist
musiikkivideo {n} :: music video
musikaali {n} :: A musical [stage performance, show or film which involves singing, dancing and musical numbers as well as acting]
musikaalinen {adj} :: musical (gifted or skilled in music)
musikaalisesti {adv} :: musically
musikaalisuus {n} :: musicality
musikantti {n} :: musician
musikka {n} :: A Russian peasant
musikologi {n} :: musicologist
musikologia {n} :: musicology
musisoida {v} :: [intransitive] to perform music
muskari {n} [colloquial, child speak] :: music school, especially one that teaches preschool-age children
Muskat {prop} [dated] :: Muskat (capital)
muskatelliviini {n} :: muscatel (wine)
muskatsoni {n} [poison] :: muscazone
muskattiviini {n} :: muscatel (wine)
muskeli {n} [colloquial] :: muscle (organ)
muskeli {n} [figuratively] :: muscle (strength, force)
muskelivene {n} [colloquial] :: powerboat
musketööri {n} :: A musketeer
musketti {n} :: musket
muskettimies {n} :: A musketeer
muskettisotilas {n} :: musketeer
muskettisoturi {n} :: A musketeer
muskoni {n} [chemistry] :: muscone
muskotti {n} :: nutmeg
muskottikukka {n} :: mace (spice)
muskottipähkinä {n} :: nutmeg (aromatic seed of a nutmeg tree)
muskoviitti {n} [mineral] :: muscovite
musliini {n} :: muslin (thin cotton coth)
muslimi {n} :: A Muslim
muslimi {n} :: As a former part of compound signifying Muslim
mussu {n} :: synonym of mussukka
mussukka {n} :: darling, sugar, sweetheart, sweetie
mussuttaa {v} [colloquial] :: To eat (especially continuously or loudly)
mussuttaa {v} [colloquial] :: To speak unclearly
mussuttaa {v} [slang] :: To speak annoyingly
must {pron} [colloquial, eye dialect] :: ela singular form of
must {n} [colloquial] ::  must (something mandatory or required)
musta {adj} :: black (colour)
musta {adj} :: black (person)
musta {n} :: black (colour)
musta {n} :: black (person)
musta {n} :: black horse
musta aukko {n} [astronomy] :: black hole
musta aukko {n} [figuratively] :: black hole
mustaa valkoisella {phrase} [idiomatic] :: something written, a written record, a written contract or agreement as opposed to an oral one
mustaeväkampela {n} :: Torbay sole, Glyptocephalus cynoglossus
mustahapero {n} :: blackening russula, Russula nigricans
mustaherukka {n} :: blackcurrant
mustaherukkaviini {n} :: wine made from blackcurrants
musta hevonen {n} :: dark horse
mustahko {adj} :: blackish
mustahuotrakala {n} :: black scabbardfish (Aphanopus carbo)
mustaihoinen {adj} :: black (having "black" skin, relating to persons of noticeable negroid African descent)
mustaihoisempi {adj} :: comparative of mustaihoinen
musta jää {n} :: black ice
musta joulu {n} :: snowless Christmas
musta joutsen {n} :: black swan (occurrence believed to be impossible until it happens)
mustajoutsen {n} :: black swan, Cygnus atratus
mustajuuri {n} :: black salsify, Scorzonera hispanica (plant and its edible root)
musta kääpiö {n} [astronomy] :: black dwarf
musta kahvi {n} :: black coffee
musta kappale {n} [physics] :: blackbody
mustakarhu {n} :: black bear
mustakaulajoutsen {n} :: black-necked swan, Cygnus melancoryphus
mustakirppa {n} :: cabbage flea beetle, Phyllotreta atra
mustakondori {n} :: black vulture (Coragyps atratus)
musta kulta {n} :: black gold
mustakumina {n} :: black caraway (spice)
mustakumina {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of ryytineito
mustakurkkumuura {n} :: band-tailed antshrike
musta laatikko {n} :: black box
mustalainen {n} :: (varying from neutral to pejorative) gypsy
mustalaiselämä {n} :: Romani life, gypsy life
mustalaiskieli {n} [colloquial] :: Romani (language)
mustalaispuku {n} [now, possibly, insensitive] :: Romani dress, Romani outfit
musta lammas {n} [idiomatic] :: black sheep (nonconformist; disliked person)
mustalammas {n} :: alternative form of musta lammas
mustaleimainen {adj} :: black-label
mustaleipä {n} :: dark rye bread, including also malt, syrup and brown sugar
mustaleppälintu {n} :: a black redstart; Phoenicurus ochruros
mustaleski {n} :: black widow (spider in the genus Latrodectus ssp.)
mustaleukamuura {n} :: dusky-throated antshrike
mustalintu {n} :: common scoter, Melanitta nigra (arctic sea bird in the family Anatidae)
mustalintu {n} :: scooter, scoter (any bird of the genus Melanitta)
mustalipeä {n} :: black liquor
musta lista {n} :: A blacklist
musta lista {n} :: See: fi musta lista
mustaliuske {n} [geology] :: black shale
mustamaalaaminen {n} :: denigrating, defaming
mustamaalata {v} [figurative] :: to denigrate, defame, discredit (to criticise so as to besmirch)
mustamaalaus {n} :: smear campaign (effort to damage or call into question someone's reputation, by propounding negative propaganda)
musta magia {n} :: black magic
musta maija {n} :: alternative form of mustamaija
mustamaija {n} [colloquial] :: Black Maria, paddywagon (police van)
mustamaija {n} [card games] :: A children's card game in which the loser is the one who is left with the queen of spades or Musta Maija in the end
Musta Maija {n} :: The queen of spades in the card game mustamaija
mustamakkara {n} :: A Finnish blood sausage, quite similar to black pudding
mustamamba {n} :: black mamba
Mustameri {prop} :: The Black Sea
mustamulta {n} :: chernozem
mustamultainen {adj} :: chernozemic
mustamuurahainen {n} :: silky ant (Formica fusca) (black ant common in Europe)
Mustanaamio {prop} :: The Phantom (comic book character)
mustanaan {adv} :: overcrowded, packed; always with a qualifier such as väkeä, ihmisiä ("folks, people") etc
mustangi {n} :: mustang
mustankipeä {adj} :: jealous
mustankipeämpi {adj} :: comparative of mustankipeä
mustanmerenlokki {n} :: Mediterranean gull (Ichthyaetus melanocephalus)
mustanpuhuva {adj} :: predominantly black (such as of attire)
mustapää {n} :: blackhead, comedo
mustapäälokki {n} :: Pallas's gull (Ichthyaetus ichthyaetus)
mustapäästäinen {n} :: taiga shrew, Sorex isodon
mustapäinen {adj} :: black-tipped
mustapäinen {adj} :: black-headed
mustapaita {n} :: blackshirt
mustapaitainen {adj} :: black-shirted
mustapaitainen {adj} :: blackshirt, fascist
mustapapu {n} :: black bean
Mustaparta {prop} :: Blackbeard (famous pirate)
mustapartainen {adj} :: black-bearded
mustapekka {n} [card games, dated, politically incorrect] :: synonym of Pekka-peli
Musta Pekka {prop} [card games, dated, politically incorrect] :: synonym of Pekka (undesirable card in Pekka-peli, a children's card game similar to "Old Maid")
Musta Pekka {prop} [with "käteen"] :: short straw (bad luck, as in to "draw the short straw")
mustapippuri {n} :: black pepper [spice]
musta pörssi {n} :: black market
mustapukuinen {adj} :: in black, wearing black
mustapuumuura {n} :: black antshrike
mustarastas {n} :: blackbird (Turdus merula)
musta ritari {n} :: black knight (type of evil character in literature)
mustarotta {n} :: black rat (Rattus rattus)
mustarousku {n} :: ugly milk-cap (Lactarius necator)
mustaruuti {n} :: black powder
musta ryssä {n} :: Black Russian (cocktail)
mustasaarelainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Mustasaari
mustasaarelainen {n} :: a person from or living in Mustasaari
Mustasaari {prop} :: Mustasaari (municipality)
mustasara {n} :: Carex atrata
musta savikivi {n} [geology] :: black shale (type of rock)
musta savuttaja {n} [geology] :: black smoker
mustasieluinen {adj} :: black-souled, soulless
mustasilmäinen {adj} :: black-eyed
mustasilmäsusanna {n} :: black-eyed Susan vine (Thunbergia alata)
mustasinappi {n} :: black mustard (Brassica nigra)
mustasiruetana {n} :: black slug, Arion ater
mustasukkainen {adj} :: jealous (possessive, protective, suspecting rivalry in love)
mustasukkaisempi {adj} :: comparative of mustasukkainen
mustasukkaisesti {adv} :: jealously
mustasukkaisimmin {adv} :: superlative of mustasukkaisesti
mustasukkaisuus {n} :: jealousy
musta surma {n} [historical] :: Black Death
mustata {vt} :: to blacken
mustata {vt} :: to denigrate, defame
mustatiira {n} :: black tern (small seabird, Chlidonias niger)
mustatiira {n} :: In plural (mustatiirat), the genus Chlidonias
mustatokko {n} :: black goby (Gobius niger)
musta torvisieni {n} :: alternative spelling of mustatorvisieni
mustatorvisieni {n} :: horn of plenty, black chanterelle, black trumpet, trompette de la mort, trumpet of the dead, Craterellus cornucopioides (edible mushroom)
mustatumake {n} [anatomy] :: substantia nigra (brain structure)
mustavalas {n} :: North Atlantic right whale, Eubalaena glacialis
mustavalas {n} :: southern right whale, Eubalaena australis
mustavalkea {adj} :: synonym of mustavalkoinen
mustavalkofilmi {n} :: black-and-white film
mustavalkoinen {adj} :: black-and-white, monochrome
mustavalkoinen {adj} :: black and white (easily divided into diametrically opposing camps or schools of thought)
mustavalkokamera {n} :: black-and-white camera, monochrome camera
mustavalkokuva {n} :: black-and-white image, monochrome image
mustavalkokuvaus {n} :: black-and-white photography
mustavalkonegatiivi {n} :: black-and-white negative
mustavalkotelevisio {n} :: black-and-white television
mustavaris {n} :: rook (Corvus frugilegus)
mustaviinimarja {n} :: blackcurrant
musta vyö {n} :: black belt
muste {n} :: ink
musteastia {n} :: inkwell (container for ink, designed and usually positioned so that a person may conveniently dip a pen into it)
mustekala {n} :: Any of the coleoid species, which form the taxonomic subclass Coleoidea (mustekalat); including e.g.octopus, squid (calamari), cuttlefish
mustekala {n} :: bungee (elastic fabric-bound strap with a hook at each end)
mustekala {n} :: British Bulldog (game), octopus tag (children's game in which on every turn players run from one end of a the playfield to another, with an in-field player tagging players which then become stationary taggers themselves)
mustekasetti {n} :: ink cartridge
mustekivi {n} :: inkstone (stone used by Chinese artists and calligraphers to grind dry ink and to mix it with water)
mustekuivain {n} :: rocker blotter, blotting paper holder
mustekynä {n} :: fountain pen, ink pen
musteleimasin {n} :: ink stamp (utility used to stamp with ink)
mustelma {n} :: bruise, contusion
mustempi {adj} :: comparative of musta
mustentaa {vt} :: to blacken
mustepatruuna {n} :: ink cartridge in general
mustepatruuna {n} :: ink cartridge with black ink
mustepullo {n} :: ink bottle (bottle for ink, usually with a wide mouth to allow dipping a pen into it)
mustesieni {n} :: any fungus of genus Coprinus
mustesieni {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Coprinus
mustesivellin {n} :: inkbrush (brush used in Chinese calligraphy and painting)
mustesuihku {n} :: inkjet
mustesuihkutulostin {n} :: An inkjet printer
musteta {vi} :: To blacken
mustetahra {n} :: inkblot
mustetanko {n} :: inkstick (cake of solid ink used in traditional East Asian calligraphy and painting)
mustetäytekynä {n} :: fountain pen
musti {n} [military slang] :: the heavy recoilless anti-tank gun 95 S 58-61
Musti {prop} :: a popular name for dogs
mustikka {n} :: bilberry, Vaccinium myrtillus; a common shrub in Finland, and its fruit
mustikka {n} :: bilberry or blueberry, several closely related species of Vaccinium family, none of which grows naturally in Finland
mustikkahillo {n} :: bilberry jam, blueberry jam
mustikkakeitto {n} :: bilberry soup (dessert soup made of bilberries and thickened with starch)
mustikkakukko {n} :: a kind of bilberry pie in which the berries are hidden inside the dough
mustikkamaito {n} :: blueberry milk (a smoothie-like beverage consisting mostly of blueberries and milk)
mustikkapiirakka {n} :: blueberry pie
mustikkapöperö {n} :: a foodstuff made of mixed crushed bilberries and talkkuna flour
mustikkasoppa {n} :: synonym of mustikkakeitto
mustikkatyyppi {n} [forestry] :: Myrtillus-type (forest type in the Finnish forest classification system; a moist spruce / birch forest typical for southern Finland)
mustin {adj} :: superlative of musta
Mustonen {prop} :: surname
mustua {vi} :: to blacken
mustuainen {n} [anatomy] :: pupil, black (of the eye) (part of an eye)
mustuainen {n} [in compounds] :: Used of some other small, black spots, such as kynnenmustuainen (rim of dirt under a fingernail)
mustuttaa {vt} :: to blacken
mustuttaa {vt} :: to dirty
mustuus {n} :: blackness
musu {n} [slang] :: stone of a throwable size
musu {n} [slang] :: Muslim
mut {conj} [coordinating, colloquial] :: alternative form of mutta
muta {n} :: mire, mud; decaying organic matter in the bottom of a lake etc
mutaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: mutase
mutaatio {n} [rare] :: mutation (any change or alteration)
mutaatio {n} [genetics] :: mutation (any heritable change of the base-pair sequence of genetic material)
mutaatio {n} [linguistics] :: mutation (alteration a particular sound of a word)
mutageeni {n} :: mutagen
mutageeninen {adj} :: mutagenic
mutaharakka {n} :: magpie-lark, Grallina cyanoleuca
mutainen {adj} :: muddy
mutaisempi {adj} :: comparative of mutainen
mutaisuus {n} :: muddiness
mutakakku {n} :: mud pie (mass of mud shaped into the form of a pie, especially by children)
mutakakku {n} :: Mississippi mud pie (dessert)
mutakakku {n} :: kladdkaka (type of Swedish cake)
mutakivi {n} [rock] :: mudstone
mutakuono {n} [offensive, racial slur] :: A darkey; a dark-skinned person
mutantti {n} :: A mutant
mutapaini {n} :: mud wrestling
mutapainija {n} :: mud wrestler
mutasara {n} [plant] :: mud sedge, Carex limosa
mutasilmä {n} [rare, colloquial, derogatory] :: A dark-eyed person
mutatis mutandis {adv} [legal] :: mutatis mutandis (having changed what needs to be changed)
mutatoida {vt} :: To mutate
mutatoitua {vi} :: To mutate
mutavyöry {n} :: mudslide
mutiainen {n} [offensive] :: A dark-skinned person
mutina {n} :: mutter
mutismi {n} :: mutism
mutista {vi} :: To mutter
mutka {n} :: bend, curve, corner (e.g. in road)
mutka {n} [plumbing] :: elbow (pipe fitting)
mutka {n} [knots] :: bight
mutka {n} [slang, weapons] :: rod (gun, pistol)
mutkainen {adj} :: synonym of mutkikas
mutkajuovakirppa {n} :: striped flea beetle, wavy-striped flea beetle, Phyllotreta striolata
mutkallinen {adj} :: synonym of mutkikas
mutkaton {adj} :: straightforward
mutkaton {adj} :: easy-going
mutkattomasti {adv} :: straightforwardly
mutkikas {adj} :: serpentine, meandering
mutkikas {adj} :: complicated, intricate, convoluted
mutkikkaasti {adv} :: complicatedly
mutkikkuus {n} :: complicatedness
mutkistaa {vt} :: to complicate
mutkistua {vi} :: to bend
mutkistua {vi} :: to become more complicated
mutkistuttaa {vt} :: to complicate
mutkitella {vi} :: to wind, slither, snake, weave, cut, curl, sinuate (to move along a curvy path)
mutkitella {v} :: to zigzag (to move or to twist with sharp turns)
mutkitteleva {adj} :: sinuous
mutkittelu {n} :: winding, slithering, weaving, cutting, curling, sinuation; zigzagging (act of moving along a curvy path)
mutristaa {v} :: to purse, pout
mutristella {v} :: to purse or pout repeatedly
mutruilla {vi} [of a mouth] :: to quiver while being shut
mutrulla {adv} :: synonym of mutrussa
mutrullaan {adv} :: synonym of mutrussa
mutrulle {adv} :: synonym of mutruun
mutrulleen {adv} :: synonym of mutruun
mutrussa {adv} [of a mouth] :: frowning, quivering
mutruun {adv} [of a mouth] :: into being frowning or quivering
mutsi {n} [slang] :: mom, mother
mutt’ {conj} [coordinating, poetic] :: but
mutta {conj} [coordinating] :: but
mutta {n} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: ifs, ands, or buts; in a negative phrase, used like noun only in partitive plural (muttia) with qualifier mitään (modifications, limitations, or addenda; qualifications of any kind; speculations about whether a particular idea or enterprise is good, doubts)
muttei {contraction} :: contraction of mutta ei
mutteivät {contraction} :: contraction of mutta eivät
muttemme {contraction} :: contraction of mutta emme
mutten {contraction} :: contraction of mutta en
mutteri {n} :: nut (fastener)
mutteri {n} [slang, sexuality] :: nob, knob (slang for glans penis)
mutterinväännin {n} :: electric wrench, power wrench
mutteripannu {n} [colloquial] :: moka pot
muttet {contraction} :: contraction of mutta et
muttette {contraction} :: contraction of mutta ette
mutti {n} :: A traditional Finnish food made from barley flour
mutu {n} :: Eurasian common minnow (Phoxinus phoxinus)
mutu {n} [colloquial] :: poor reasoning or knowledge based on common beliefs as opposed to actual knowledge
mutualismi {n} :: mutualism
mutustaa {v} :: to eat by chewing slowly and with some difficulty, as with having sore teeth
mutustella {vt} :: to chew, to masticate
mututuntuma {n} :: A gut feeling
muu {pron} [indefinite] :: other, another
muu {pron} [indefinite, in plural] :: the others (of people)
muu {pron} [indefinite] :: else
muu {pron} [~ kuin] :: but, except
muu {pron} [joku ~] :: other, else (not the one previously referred to)
muu {determiner} :: other, another
muu {interj} [onomatopoeia] :: Moo, sound made by a cow
muualla {adv} :: elsewhere
muualle {adv} :: To elsewhere
muualta {adv} :: from elsewhere
muuan {pron} :: a, an
muuan {pron} :: certain
muuanne {adv} :: synonym of muualle
muudan {pron} :: dated form of muuan
muukalainen {n} :: stranger
muukalainen {n} :: alien
muukalaisittain {adv} :: as the strangers or aliens do
muukalaislegioona {n} :: foreign legion
muukalaispassi {n} :: alien's passport
muukalaispelko {n} :: xenophobia (fear of strangers or foreigners)
muukalaisperäinen {adj} :: of foreign or alien origin
muukalaistua {vi} :: to become foreign or alien
muukalaisuus {n} :: alienness (condition of being from somewhere else and something else)
muukalaisviha {n} :: xenophobia
muukalaisvihaaja {n} :: xenophobe
muukalaisvihamielinen {adj} :: xenophobic
muukalaisvoittoinen {adj} :: predominantly foreign or alien
muukalaisystävällinen {adj} :: xenodochial
muu kuin {pron} :: other than, besides, except for
muuli {n} :: mule
muuliaasi {n} :: A hinny
muu lihaan verrattava valmistusaine {n} [legal] :: A food industry regulatory term for food additive which may include one or more of the following: mechanically separated (from bones) meat, internal organs, animal fat, pig skin, poultry skin and meat from the head of a cow or horse. The product resembles, but is not exactly the same as lean finely textured beef or pink slime
muulinajaja {n} :: muleteer
muulloin {adv} :: at another time
muulloin {adv} :: otherwise
muumi {n} :: Moomin
muumimuki {n} :: a mug with Moomin imagery, part of a series by Arabia (brand)
muumio {n} :: mummy
muumioida {vt} :: To mummify
muumioitua {vi} :: to mummify, to become a mummy
muumioituminen {n} :: mummifying (becoming a mummy)
muunkaltainen {adj} :: of another kind
muunkielinen {adj} :: in another language
muunkuntalainen {n} :: a person from another municipality
muunlaatuinen {adj} :: of a different nature or kind
muunlainen {adj} :: (an)other kind of
muunmaalainen {n} :: a person from another country
muunmaalainen {adj} :: from another country
muun muassa {adv} :: inter alia, among other things
muunnella {vt} :: to convert or transform leisurely or repeatedly
muunnelma {n} :: A variant
muunneltava {adj} :: convertible (capable of being converted)
muunnesävel {n} [music] :: non-melodic tone (single tone outside a scale)
muunnesointu {n} [music] :: chord with a non-melodic note
muunnettu totuus {n} [euphemism] :: terminological inexactitude (lie or falsehood)
muunnin {n} :: transducer
muunnin {n} :: modifier
muunnos {n} :: variation, variant (related but distinct thing)
muunnos {n} [mathematics] :: transformation, transform
muunnos {n} [music] :: alteration
muunnos {n} [taxonomy] :: variety
muunsukupuolinen {adj} :: non-binary (not identifying with culturally conventional gender roles and categories of male or female)
muuntaa {vt} :: To convert, transform
muuntaja {n} [electronics] :: transformer
muuntaja {n} :: charger, adapter
muuntajakoppi {n} [electricity distribution] :: transformer house (small building housing an electric transformer and usually some switchgear)
muuntajaöljy {n} :: transformer oil
muuntaminen {n} :: converting, transforming
muuntautua {vi} :: to transform
muuntautumiskykyinen {adj} :: flexible, protean
muuntautumiskykyinen {adj} :: plastic, metamorphic
muuntautumiskykyinen {adj} [of a species, virus, etc.] :: capable of mutating or evolving
muuntelu {n} :: variation
muuntelukykyinen {adj} :: modifiable
muuntelukykyinen {adj} :: synonym of muuntautumiskykyinen
muuntoasema {n} :: transformer substation
muuntogeeninen {adj} :: genetically modified
muuntohuume {n} :: designer drug (drug developed by modifying the molecular structure of an existing drug)
muuntokerroin {n} :: conversion factor
muuntua {vi} :: To transform, convert
muuntuminen {n} :: transforming, converting (becoming transformed or converted)
muuntuva {adj} :: transforming
muura {n} :: Any bird in the taxonomic family Formicariidae, the family of ant-thrush and antpittas
muurahainen {n} :: ant (insect of the family Formicidae)
muurahainen {n} [in plural] :: The family Formicidae
muurahais- {prefix} :: combining form of muurahainen; formic, ant
muurahaishappo {n} [chemistry] :: formic acid
muurahaisia housuissa {phrase} :: ants in one's pants
muurahaiskäpy {n} :: Any of several species of pangolin, or scaly anteater
muurahaiskarhu {n} :: anteater
muurahaiskasvi {n} [botany] :: A common term for a myrmecophyte
muurahaiskeko {n} :: anthill
muurahaiskorento {n} [zoology] :: An adult antlion
muurahaiskuningatar {n} [zoology] :: ant queen
muurahaiskuoriainen {n} :: ant beetle (Thanasimus formicarius)
muurahaisleijona {n} [zoology] :: A larva of an antlion
muurahaismyrkky {n} :: An insecticide especially formulated to kill ants
muurahaispesä {n} :: ant nest, ant colony
muurahaispesä {n} [figuratively] :: beehive, hive, hive of activity (place of busy activity)
muurahaispolku {n} [sewing] :: a certain kind of openwork
muurahaissika {n} [dated] :: aardvark
muurahaissuosija {n} [botany] :: A common term for a myrmecophyte
muurahaistiede {n} [zoology, common] :: myrmecology
muurahaisvieras {n} [zoology] :: A common term for myrmecophile
muurahaisyhteiskunta {n} :: ant colony
muurain {n} :: cloudberry, Rubus chamaemorus
Muurame {prop} :: A municipality near Jyväskylä in central Finland
Muurame {prop} :: A Finnish furniture manufacturer
muuramelainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Muurame
muuramelainen {n} :: a person from or living in Muurame
muurari {n} :: A bricklayer
muurari {n} :: A mason
muurarimehiläinen {n} [zoology] :: mason bee
muurata {vt} :: to mason, often with a preposition
muuraus {n} :: masonry (work or performance of a mason)
muurauskauha {n} :: trowel
muurauskivi {n} :: masonry unit, brick
muurauslasta {n} :: mason's trowel
muurautua {vi} :: To wall up
muuri {n} :: wall (rampart built for defensive purposes; structure built for defense)
muuri {n} :: wall (impediment to free movement)
muuri {n} [figuratively] :: barrier, wall
muurihauta {n} :: a masoned or vaulted tomb
muurikivi {n} :: wall stone, wall brick
Muurinen {prop} :: surname
muurinharja {n} :: the top of a merlon
muurinmurtaja {n} :: battering ram
muurinpohjalettu {n} :: thin pancake or crêpe made of wheat and barley
muuripata {n} :: laundry cauldron (a cauldron used to heat up water for washing laundry)
muuripata {n} :: a type of pot for heating up water
muurisisilisko {n} :: wall lizard (lizard of the genus Podarcis)
muurisisilisko {n} :: (in plural) the genus Podarcis
muurittaa {vt} :: to wall (enclose with a wall or walls)
Muurmanni {prop} [dated] :: Muurmanni (port city/administrative center)
Muurmanski {prop} :: Muurmanski (port city/administrative center)
muusa {n} [Greek mythology] :: any of the Muses
muusa {n} [figuratively] :: a muse
muusata {v} :: to mash (to convert into a mash)
muusi {n} :: mashed potatoes
muusi {n} :: mash
muusikko {n} :: musician
muussata {v} [dialectal] :: synonym of muusata
muussi {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of muusi
muutama {pron} [indefinite] :: A few, some
muutamasivuinen {adj} :: having a few pages
muutattaa {vt} :: to have (something) changed
muutella {vt} :: To modify, make (partial) changes to
muuten {adv} :: tai ~ = or else, otherwise
muuten {adv} :: by the way
muutenkin {adv} :: anyway, as it is
muuten vaan {phrase} [colloquial] :: alternative form of muuten vain
muuten vain {phrase} :: just because, for no (real) reason, for the sake of it
muut esille tulevat asiat {phrase} :: any other business (last item on the agenda of a meeting)
muutettavuus {n} :: The state of being transformable into something else, transformability
muutoin {adv} :: otherwise
muutoksenhakija {n} [legal] :: appellant
muutoksenhaku {n} [law] :: appeal, petition
muutos {n} :: change
muutos {n} :: modification
muutos {n} [law] :: amendment
muutosloki {n} :: change log
muutosnopeus {n} :: rate of change
muutospaine {n} :: pressure to change
muutosrakentaminen {n} :: conversion (construction in order to convert a building)
muutostyö {n} :: modifications (project for changing a building, process, arrangement etc. such that it better serves the needs of management, occupant, customer or other user)
muuttaa {vt} :: to modify, change, alter
muuttaa {vt} :: to transform, transmute, convert, change, transubstantiate
muuttaa {vi} :: to move, relocate (to change one's residence)
muuttaa {v} :: ~ toiseen maahan, ~ maasta toiseen : to transmigrate
muuttaa {v} :: ~ maahan : to immigrate
muuttaa {v} :: ~ maasta : to emigrate
muuttaa autuaammille metsästysmaille {v} [idiomatic, colloquial, humorous] :: To die
muuttaa mielensä {v} :: to change one's mind (to decide differently than one had decided before)
muuttaa mielensä {v} :: with saada (to get), to change somebody else's mind (to convince someone to make a decision differing from a previous one)
muuttaa mieltään {v} :: alternative form of muuttaa mielensä
muuttaja {n} :: mover
muuttaja {n} :: transformer
muuttaminen {n} :: changing
muuttaminen {n} :: transformation
muuttaminen {n} :: moving
muutto {n} :: move, relocation (event of changing residence)
muutto {n} :: migration (large-scale movement of people or of animals to another area)
muuttoaika {n} :: time of migration
muuttoauto {n} :: moving truck; removal van, pantechnicon [UK]
muuttohaukka {n} :: peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus)
muuttoliike {n} :: migration
muuttolintu {n} :: migratory bird
muuttoreitti {n} :: migration route
muuttovuosi {n} :: moving year (year in which moving one's residence or such takes place)
muuttua {vi} :: to change, alter
muuttua {vi} [_, + translative] :: to become, grow, turn (into)
muuttua {vi} :: to vary
muuttuilla {vi} :: to (repeatedly) change
muuttuja {n} [mathematics] :: variable
muuttuja {n} [programming] :: variable
muuttuja {n} [astronomy] :: variable star
muuttujanvaihto {n} [analysis] :: change of variables
muuttumaton {adj} :: unchanging, constant, invariable, invariant, immutable
muuttuminen {n} :: change, changing
muuttunut {adj} :: changed, altered
muuttuva {adj} :: changing, variable, mutable
muuttuvainen {adj} :: changeable, volatile, changing, variable, mutable
muuttuvakurkkuinen {adj} [of a carburetor] :: variable-venturi
muuttuva kustannus {n} [accounting] :: variable cost
muuttuva tähti {n} [star] :: variable star
muuttuvuus {n} :: changeability, variability, mutability
myalgia {n} [medicine] :: myalgia
myalginen {adj} [pathology] :: myalgic
myalginen enkefalomyeliitti {n} [pathology] :: myalgic encephalomyelitis
myanmar {n} :: synonym of burma
Myanmar {prop} :: Myanmar
myanmarilainen {adj} :: Myanmarese
myanmarilainen {n} :: Myanmarese person
myeliini {n} [anatomy] :: myelin
myeliinituppi {n} [anatomy] :: myelin sheath
myeloblasti {n} [biology] :: myeloblast
myelooinen {adj} :: myeloid
myelooma {n} [pathology] :: myeloma
myhähdellä {v} :: synonym of hymähdellä
myhähtää {v} :: synonym of hymähtää
myhäillä {v} :: To smile (contentedly)
myhky {n} :: knob, lump
mykerö {n} [botany] :: capitulum
mykerökukkainen {adj} [botany] :: composite (bearing involucrate heads of many small florets)
mykerökukkainen {n} [botany, dated] :: aster (plant of the family Asteraceae, formerly known as Compositae)
mykerökukkainen {n} [botany, in plural, dated] :: Asteraceae
mykerösara {n} :: Carex bohemica
mykevä {adj} [rare, dialectal] :: convex
mykiö {n} [anatomy] :: lens
mykiöntakainen {adj} [anatomy, medicine] :: retrolental
mykistää {v} :: to mute
mykistää {v} :: to dumbfound
mykistyä {vi} :: to mute
mykistyä {vi} [figuratively] :: to end up at a loss for words
mykistyttää {v} :: synonym of mykistää
mykkä {adj} :: mute
mykkäelokuva {n} :: silent film
mykkäfilmi {n} [colloquial] :: silent film
mykkäkoulu {n} :: silent treatment (social sanction)
mykobakteeri {n} :: mycobacterium
mykofenolihappo {n} :: mycophenolic acid
mykologi {n} :: mycologist
mykologia {n} :: mycology
mykoplasma {n} :: mycoplasma (type of bacteria)
mykorritsa {n} :: mycorrhiza
mykotoksiini {n} :: mycotoxin
myksedeema {n} [pathology] :: myxedema
myksomatoosi {n} [veterinary medicine] :: myxomatosis (viral rabbit disease)
myky {n} :: dumpling [dish consisting of varying fillings wrapped in dough]; more specific terms for different types of dumplings include pelmeni or pelmeny, ravioli, tortellini, dim sum, xiaolongbao etc.
mykyrokka {n} :: a type of soup or stew including potatoes, meat, animal innards and dumplings made of animal blood
mylläkkä {n} :: hassle, ruckus
mylläri {n} :: A miller, an operator or owner of a mill
myllätä {vt} :: to dig, to rummage, to grub
myllerrys {n} :: upheaval, turmoil
myllertää {vt} :: to dig, to tear up, to rummage, to ravage
mylly {n} :: mill (grinding apparatus)
mylly {n} :: mill (housing for grinding apparatus)
mylly {n} [colloquial] :: mill (engine)
mylly {n} :: nine men's morris (board game)
mylly {n} :: mill (situation in nine men's morris where one player gets three men lined along the lines marked on the board)
myllykoski {n} :: rapids used to power a water mill
Myllylä {prop} :: surname
myllylampi {n} :: millpond (pond used as water supply for a mill)
Myllyniemi {prop} :: surname
myllynkivi {n} :: millstone
Myllys {prop} :: surname
myllytonttu {n} [folklore] :: An elf said to inhabit a mill and wake the miller if it ran out of grain
myllyttää {vt} :: to mill
myllyttää {v} [slang] :: to fight
myllyttää {v} [slang] :: to win overwhelmingly
myloniitti {n} [geology] :: mylonite
mylvähtää {vi} :: to bellow once
mylväisy {n} :: A bellow
mylviä {v} :: to bellow
mylviminen {n} :: bellowing
mylvinä {n} :: bellowing
mylvintä {n} :: bellowing
mynämäkeläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Mynämäki
mynämäkeläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Mynämäki
Mynämäki {prop} :: A municipality near Turku in SW Finland
mynkään {adv} :: alternative form of mönkään
mynsteri {n} :: pattern (for dressmaking, shoemaking, tailoring etc.)
myntti {n} [archaic] :: coin
myntti {n} [colloquial] :: money (currency, wealth)
myö {pron} [personal, dialectal] :: we
myödä {v} [dated] :: alternative form of myydä
myödätä {vi} :: to adapt, yield, bend
myödätä {vt} :: to loosen
myofibrilli {n} [anatomy] :: myofibril
myoglobiini {n} [protein] :: myoglobin
myöhä {adj} :: late
myöhään {adv} :: late
myöhäinen {adj} :: late (as opposed to early)
myöhäis- {prefix} :: Form of myöhäinen (late), used as modifier in compound terms
myöhäisarkeeinen {adj} [geology] :: Neoarchean
myöhäisglasiaaliaika {n} [geology] :: The late glacial period
myöhäisilta {n} :: late night, late evening
myöhäisintään {adv} :: synonym of viimeistään
myöhäiskantasuomi {n} :: The Proto-Finnic language, sometimes specifically late Proto-Finnic
myöhäiskapitalismi {n} :: late capitalism
myöhäiskeskiaika {n} :: The Late Middle Ages
myöhäiskivihiilikausi {n} [geology] :: Pennsylvanian epoch (last epoch of the Carboniferous)
myöhäiskivihiilikautinen {adj} [geology] :: Pennsylvanian (of or pertaining to the Pennsyvanian geological epoch)
myöhäislatina {n} :: Late Latin (language)
myöhäispermikausi {n} [geology] :: Lopingian, Upper Permian, Later Permian (last epoch of the Permian)
myöhäispermikautinen {adj} [geology] :: Lopingian, Upper Permian, Later Permian (of last epoch of the Permian)
myöhäistää {vt} :: to postpone, to delay
myöhäistä hiiren haukotella kun on kissan suussa {proverb} :: there's no use in closing the stable door after the horse has bolted
myöhäisuutiset {n} :: late news (news broadcast held late, such as late in the evening or night)
myöhällä {adv} :: late (at night)
myöhässä {adv} :: late, behind time (not in time)
myöhästellä {v} :: To be late (repeatedly)
myöhästyä {vi} :: To be late
myöhästyä {vi} :: To be delayed
myöhästyä {vi} [+ elative or ablative] :: To miss (a bus, train, etc.)
myöhästyminen {n} :: being late
myöhästymisaika {n} :: time of delay, delay time (time by which something is delayed)
myöhästyttää {vt} :: to make someone or something be late or run late
myöhemmä {adv} :: synonym of myöhemmäksi
myöhemmäksi {adv} :: for later
myöhemmäs {adv} :: synonym of myöhemmäksi
myöhemmin {adv} :: comparative of myöhään
myöhemmin {adv} :: later
myöhempi {adj} :: comparative of myöhä (later)
Myöhempien Aikojen Pyhien Jeesuksen Kristuksen Kirkko {prop} :: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
myöhentää {v} :: to delay, postpone
myöhentyä {v} :: to be delayed, be postponed
myokardium {n} :: synonym of sydänlihas
myoklonia {n} [medicine] :: myoclonus
myologia {n} [anatomy] :: myology
myoni {n} [particle] :: muon
myönnellä {v} :: to yes (to attempt to flatter someone by habitually agreeing)
myönnytellä {v} :: to concede
myönnytys {n} :: concession (the act of conceding, as e.g. in a negotiation)
myöntää {v} :: to concede, admit, agree
myöntää {v} :: ~ tappionsa: to give up a fight
myöntää {v} :: to award (a prize)
myöntää {v} :: to grant, issue
myöntää {v} :: ~ arvomerkki: to badge
myöntää {v} [legal] :: ~ syyllisyytensä: to plead guilty
myöntää avoimesti {v} :: to admit openly, to acknowledge openly, to avow
myöntäminen {n} :: admittance
myöntäminen {n} :: concession
myöntäminen {n} :: acknowledgment
myöntävä {adj} :: affirmative
myöntävästi {adv} :: affirmatively
myönteinen {adj} :: positive (inspiring positive reactions)
myönteinen {adj} :: favourable/favorable
myönteinen {adj} :: affirmative
myönteinen {adj} [in compounds] :: pro-
myönteisesti {adv} :: positively
myöntömuoto {n} [grammar] :: positive form (of a verb)
myöntyä {v} :: To consent
myöntyvä {adj} :: submissive, accepting
myöntyvästi {adv} :: submissively
myopatia {n} [pathology] :: myopathy
myös {adv} :: also, too
myosiini {n} [biochemistry] :: myosin
myöskään {adv} :: [with ei] (not) either
myöskin {adv} [colloquial] :: More emphatic form of myös
myöstää {v} [metallurgy] :: to anneal
myötä {adv} :: for
myötä {adv} :: along
myötäaallokko {n} :: following sea (sea or waves of such the direction of which match the heading of a ship)
myötäänsä {adv} [colloquial] :: all the time, incessantly
myötäaurinko {n} :: sun that is behind
myötäelää {v} :: to sympathize or empathize (with)
myötäeläminen {n} :: empathizing, fellow feeling, sympathy, empathy
myötähäpeä {n} :: secondhand embarrassment (personal embarrassment one feels on account of and for another who is making a fool of him or herself), vicarious embarrassment
myötäileminen {n} :: conforming, going along
myötäilijä {n} :: yes man
myötäillä {v} :: To conform, to go along with, to follow along
myötäinen {adj} [of wind] :: fair, following
myötäinen {adj} :: favorable, conducive
myötäinen {adj} :: conforming (to)
myötäisesti {adv} :: along, in a way that the shape conforms to
myötäjäiset {n} :: dowry
myötäkäännös {n} [nautical, sailing] :: gybe (manoeuvre)
myötäkarvaan {adv} :: aligned with the direction of hair growth, with the grain
myötäkarvaan {adv} [idiomatic] :: favorably, sympathetically
myötäkäyminen {n} :: success
myötäkytkentä {n} :: feedforward
myötälaukka {n} [equestrianism] :: true canter
myötämaa {n} :: downhill
myötämäki {n} :: downhill (downward slope)
myötämäki {n} :: downhill (part of slope downhill of one's current position)
myötämielinen {adj} :: favorable
myötämielisesti {adv} :: favorably, sympathetically
myötäpäivä {n} :: clockwise direction
myötäpäivään {adv} :: clockwise
myötäpäiväinen {adj} :: clockwise
myötäpurje {n} [nautical] :: studding sail
myötäsukaan {adv} :: synonym of myötäkarvaan
myötätunto {n} :: sympathy, compassion
myötätuntoinen {adj} :: sympathetic, receptive
myötätuntoisesti {adv} :: compassionately, sympathetically
myötätuntolakko {n} :: sympathy strike, solidarity strike
myötätuuli {n} [nautical, aviation] :: tailwind, fair wind
myötävaikuttaa {vt} :: to contribute
myötävaikuttaminen {n} :: contribution, collaboration (act of collaborating)
myötävaikutus {n} :: contribution
myötävärähtely {n} :: resonance
myöten {adv} :: along, up to, down to, reaching
myötölujuus {n} :: yield strength
myräkkä {n} :: A blizzard, a storm
myrha {n} [archaic] :: myrrh
myriadi {n} :: myriad
myristä {v} [archaic] :: to moan
myristiinihappo {n} [organic compound] :: myristic acid
myrkky {n} :: poison
myrkky {n} :: venom
myrkkyaine {n} :: poisonous substance
myrkkyhammas {n} :: A poison fang
myrkkykäärme {n} :: venomous snake
myrkkykaasu {n} :: poison gas
myrkkykasvi {n} :: poisonous plant
myrkkykeiso {n} :: cowbane, northern water hemlock (Cicuta virosa)
myrkkykoiso {n} :: deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna)
myrkkymalja {n} :: potion; dose of poisonous liquid
myrkkymalja {n} [figurative] :: poisoned chalice
myrkkymuratti {n} :: poison ivy (any of three ivy-like species of genus Toxicodendron)
myrkkynuoli {n} :: poison arrow
myrkkypistin {n} :: venomous stinger
myrkkyrauhanen {n} :: poison gland
myrkkyseitikki {n} [fungi, colloquial] :: poisonous webcap (any webcap - mushroom of the genus Cortinarius - that is poisonous)
myrkkysieni {n} :: poisonous mushroom
myrkkysyötti {n} :: poison bait
myrkkytarhakäärme {n} :: taipan
myrkyllinen {adj} :: toxic, poisonous, venomous (containing venom in harmful quantity)
myrkyllinen {adj} :: venomous, noxious (malignant; spiteful; hateful)
myrkyllinen {adj} [of language, etc] :: caustic (sharp, bitter, cutting, biting, and sarcastic in a scathing way)
myrkyllisesti {adv} :: poisonously
myrkyllisyys {n} :: toxicity
myrkytön {adj} :: nonpoisonous
myrkyttää {vt} :: To poison
myrkyttäjä {n} :: poisoner
myrkyttyä {vi} :: To become poisoned
myrkytys {n} :: poisoning
myrkytysmurha {n} :: murder by poisoning
myrkytysoire {n} :: toxic symptom
myrmekofiili {n} [zoology] :: A scientific term for myrmecophile
myrmekofyytti {n} [botany] :: A scientific term for a myrmecophyte
myrmekologi {n} :: myrmecologist
myrmekologia {n} [zoology] :: A scientific term for myrmecology
myrrha {n} [rare] :: alternative form of mirha
myrsky {n} :: storm
myrskyaalto {n} :: storm surge
myrskyalue {n} :: storm area, area affected by a storm
myrskyfokka {n} [nautical] :: A storm jib
myrskyilma {n} :: stormy weather
myrskyinen {adj} :: stormy
myrskyisä {adj} :: stormy
myrskyisästi {adv} :: stormily
myrskyiso {n} [nautical] :: trysail
myrskyisopurje {n} [nautical] :: synonym of myrskyiso
myrsky ja mylväys {interj} [idiomatic] :: blow me down
myrskykeiju {n} :: Leach's storm-petrel (Oceanodroma leucorhoa)
myrskykeskus {n} :: storm center
Myrskylä {prop} :: Myrskylä (municipality)
myrskyläläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Myrskylä
myrskyläläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Myrskylä
myrskylasi {n} :: stormglass
myrskyliitäjä {n} :: fulmar (seabird of the genus Fulmarus)
myrskylintu {n} :: northern fulmar, Arctic fulmar, Fulmarus glacialis
myrskylintu {n} [inexactly] :: fulmar (bird of the genus Fulmarus)
myrskylyhty {n} :: storm lantern, hurricane lantern
myrskynpuuska {n} :: storm gust
myrskynsilmä {n} :: An eye of a storm or a hurricane
myrskypilvi {n} :: storm cloud
myrskysää {n} :: stormy weather
myrskysukeltaja {n} :: diving petrel (any bird of the family Pelecanoididae)
myrskytä {vi} :: to storm
myrskytuuli {n} [meteorology] :: storm wind
myrskyvahinko {n} :: storm damage
myrskyvaroitus {n} :: storm warning, gale warning
myrsky vesilasissa {phrase} :: storm in a tea-kettle, tempest in a teapot, storm in a teacup (big fuss made in a small context)
myrsky-yö {n} :: stormy night
myrtsi {adj} [slang] :: nettled, upset
myrtti {n} :: myrtle (Myrtus communis)
myrtyä {vi} :: to be embittered
myski {n} :: musk
myskihärkä {n} :: muskox (Ovibos moschatus)
myskihirvi {n} :: musk deer
myskikurpitsa {n} :: A species of winter squash, Cucurbita moschata. This species and its numerous cultivars are known by many English common names, including: lacayote, crookneck winter squash, Canada pumpkin, al hachi, aehobak, Korean zucchini, butternut squash, calabaza, Dickinson pumpkin, giromon, golden cushaw, loche, Long Island cheese pumpkin, musquée de Provence, moscata di Provenza, Naples long squash, seminole pumpkin, tromboncino, zucchetta
myskirotta {n} :: muskrat
myskisalvia {n} :: clary sage, clary, Salvia sclarea
myskisorsa {n} :: Muscovy duck (Cairina moschata)
mysli {n} :: muesli
myssy {n} :: cap, knit cap, toque (head covering)
myssy {n} :: cosy
mysteeri {n} :: mystery
mysteerinäytelmä {n} :: mystery play
mysteerio {n} :: alternative form of mysteeri
mystifikaatio {n} :: mystification
mystifioida {v} :: To mystify
mystiikka {n} :: mystic
mystikko {n} :: A mystic
mystillinen {adj} :: dated form of mystinen
mystinen {adj} :: mystical, enigmatic
mystisesti {adv} :: mystically
mystisismi {n} [religion] :: mysticism (beliefs, ideas, or thoughts of mystics: belief that higher truths or the essence of existence cannot be understood through reason but through intuition and direct communication between the soul and divinity)
mytologi {n} :: mythologist
mytologia {n} :: mythology
mytologinen {adj} :: mythological
mytty {n} :: bundle
myy {n} :: mu (Greek letter)
myydä {vt} :: to sell
myydä esikoisoikeutensa hernerokasta {v} [idiomatic] :: to sell one's birthright for a mess of pottage
myydä loppuun {v} :: to sell out (to sell every item of a product line or the entire inventory)
myydä sielunsa {v} [idiomatic] :: to sell one's soul
myyjä {n} :: seller, vendor
myyjäiset {n} :: rummage sale (informal sale of usually donated items)
myyjätär {n} :: Female seller; a saleswoman
myymään {v} :: infinitive of myydä
myymälä {n} :: shop (establishment that sells goods or services to the public)
myymäläapulainen {n} :: shop assistant
myymäläauto {n} :: mobile shop, mobile store, store on wheels
myymäläpäällikkö {n} :: store manager, shopman
myymälävaras {n} :: shoplifter
myymälävarkaus {n} :: shoplifting
myyminen {n} :: selling
myymiskielto {n} :: selling ban
myynti {n} :: sale (exchange of goods or services for currency or credit)
myyntialue {n} :: sales territory
myyntiapulainen {n} :: sales assistant
myyntiarvo {n} :: sales value
myyntiautomaatti {n} :: vending machine
myyntiedustaja {n} :: sales representative
myyntiehto {n} :: sales condition
myyntihinta {n} :: sales price, selling price (the price to which something is offered for sale, or the price to which something is actually sold)
myynti-intressi {n} :: interest to sell
myynti-intressi {n} [finance] :: axe (interest or plans to sell a stock)
myyntijohtaja {n} :: sales director
myyntikate {n} [accounting] :: gross profit (difference between net sales and the cost of goods sold)
myyntikausi {n} :: sales period, marketing period
myyntikielto {n} :: ban or prohibition on the sale (of)
myyntikurssi {n} [securities trading] :: asking price
myyntilupa {n} :: selling or marketing authorization, concession
myyntimaa {n} :: country of sale or marketing
myyntimies {n} :: salesman
myyntineuvottelija {n} :: sales negotiator
myyntipäällikkö {n} :: sales manager
myyntipäällikkö {n} :: account manager
myyntipiste {n} :: point of sale
myyntipöytä {n} :: stall, counter (a table on which small articles of merchandise are exposed for sale; a table on which money is counted and over which business is transacted)
myyntipuhe {n} :: sales pitch, pitch (remarks or demonstrations intended to persuade a consumer to make a purchase)
myyntireskontra {n} :: accounts receivable
myyntisaatava {n} [accounting] :: receivable (debt resulting from a sale on credit)
myyntisaatava {n} [accounting, in plural] :: accounts receivable (an account in a bookkeeping system)
myyntisihteeri {n} :: sales secretary, sales assistant
myyntitarjous {n} :: selling offer
myyntitulo {n} :: sales revenue, revenue from sales
myyntitulot {n} :: income from sales, sale proceeds
myyntityö {n} :: sales work, sales job
myyntivoitto {n} [accounting, taxation] :: capital gain (amount by which the value or the proceeds of the sale of a capital asset exceed its cost to the seller)
myyntivoittovero {n} :: capital gains tax (tax levied on the profit made from selling a capital asset)
myyrä {n} [zoology] :: cricetid (rodent of the family Cricetidae which includes true hamsters, voles, lemmings, and New World rats and mice)
myyrä {n} [in plural] :: Cricetidae (zoological family Cricetidae)
myyrä {n} :: vole (any of several species of small rodents in the subfamily Arvicolinae within the family Cricetidae)
myyrä {n} [colloquial] :: mole (small burrowing insectivore of the family Talpidae)
myyrä {n} :: mole (internal spy)
myyräkuume {n} [disease] :: epidemic nephropathy, nephropathia epidemica
myyräntyö {n} :: underhand or conspicuous work or actions meant to damage
myyrävyötiäinen {n} :: pink fairy armadillo, Chlamyphorus truncatus
myyskennellä {vt} :: to pitch, to sell (in the manner of a (traveling) salesman)
myytillinen {adj} [dated] :: alternative form of myyttinen
myytti {n} :: myth
myyttinen {adj} :: mythic, mythical
myytyjen tavaroiden hankintameno {n} [accounting] :: cost of goods sold