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-t {suffix} :: [case suffix] Forms the nominative plural
-t {suffix} :: [case suffix] Forms the accusative forms of the personal pronouns and the interrogative pronoun ken
-t {suffix} [personal] :: Forms the second person singular of verbs
t. {phrase} :: abbreviation of terveisin
t. {conj} :: abbreviation of tai
t {letter} :: letter: tee
t {n} :: abbreviation of tavu
T {letter} :: letter: tee
-ta {suffix} :: A suffix for the partitive singular case
-ta {suffix} :: Forms verbs from nouns
{interj} [colloquial] :: what (exclamation used to express stupefaction or failure to understand somebody else's words)
-taa {suffix} :: Forms causative verbs
-taa {suffix} :: Forms verbs from nouns and adjectives
taa {postp} [poetic, dialectal] :: Of movement, behind; a shorter form of taakse
tää {interj} [Internet slang] :: Indicates agreement with something someone else said or wrote
taaemma {adv} :: alternative form of taaemmas
taaemmas {adv} :: alternative form of taemmas
taaempana {adv} :: alternative form of taempana
taaempi {adj} :: alternative form of taempi
taaimmaksi {adv} :: alternative form of taimmaksi
taaimpaa {adv} :: from furthest back
taaimpana {adv} :: alternative form of taimpana
taain {adj} :: alternative form of tain (located farthest back, behind other objects)
taaja {adj} :: thick, dense
taaja {adj} :: frequent
taajaan {adv} :: densely, thickly
taajalti {adv} :: densely
taajama {n} :: (densely) populated community, population centre, agglomeration (locality with at least 200 inhabitants, and the individual houses not further than 200 metres from each other)
taajama-asutus {n} :: urban population or settlement
taajamajuna {n} :: regional train, commuter train
taajassa {adv} :: thickly, densely, in a way that its parts are close together
taajasti {adv} :: densely
taajentaa {vt} :: to make more frequent
taajentua {v} :: synonym of taajeta
taajeta {vi} :: To become denser
taajuinen {adj} :: having a frequency (usually of some kind)
taajuus {n} [physics] :: frequency
taajuusalue {n} :: band (part of radio spectrum)
taajuusalue {n} :: frequency range
taajuusalue {n} :: frequency domain
taajuusjakaja {n} [electronics] :: frequency divider, clock divider, scaler
taajuuskaista {n} [physics] :: frequency band, frequency range
taajuuskatto {n} :: spectrum cap
taajuuskorjain {n} [music, acoustics] :: equalizer
taajuuslaskin {n} [electronics] :: frequency counter
taajuusmodulaatio {n} :: frequency modulation
taajuusmuuttaja {n} [electronics] :: frequency changer
taajuusmuuttaja {n} [electronics] :: variable-frequency drive
taajuustaso {n} [math] :: frequency domain
taajuustaso {n} [physics] :: frequency level
taakka {n} :: burden
taakka {n} :: pack
taakkani {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of taakka
taakse {adv} :: behind, to behind
taakse {adv} [nautical] :: abaft, astern
taakse {postp} :: behind, to behind
taakse {postp} [nautical] :: abaft, aft, astern of
taakseen {adv} :: back, behind (oneself) (towards the back)
taaksepäin {adv} :: backward (in the direction towards the back)
taala {n} [colloquial] :: dollar, buck
Taalainmaa {prop} :: Dalecarlia (Swedish province)
taalainmaalainen {n} :: Dalecarlian (someone from Dalecarlia)
taalainmaalainen {adj} :: Dalecarlian (of or pertaining to Dalecarlia)
taalari {n} :: synonym of taaleri
taaleri {n} :: taler, thaler (historical monetary unit in a number of European countries)
taaleri {n} :: daalder (historic Dutch currency)
täällä {adv} :: [static] here (around)
täällä {adv} :: over here (in this place)
täältä {adv} :: from here
täältä pesee {phrase} :: definitely, certainly, you bet (used to strengthen a positive response to a request for action)
täältä pesee {phrase} :: catch it, get it (used primarily as interjection to show readiness to deliver a response or to fight)
taamma {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of taammas
taammaksi {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of taemmaksi
taammas {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of taemmas
taamoa {v} [reindeer herding] :: to tame
taampaa {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of taempaa
taampana {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of taempana
taannehtia {v} :: synonym of takautua
taannehtiva {adj} [legal] :: Ex post facto, retroactive (of a law or another decision made by an official)
taannoin {adv} :: recently
taannoinen {adj} :: recent
taannuttaa {vt} :: to revert or regress
taantua {vi} :: to revert, to regress
taantuma {n} [economics] :: A recession, depression, economic downturn
taantuminen {n} :: decline (reduction or diminution of activity)
taantuminen {n} :: recession (act or instance of receding)
taantuminen {n} :: regression, retrogression, throwback (return to a previous state, especially when it is considered less developed, inferior to or less desirable than the current state)
taantumuksellinen {adj} :: reactionary (very conservative)
taantumuksellisesti {adv} :: in a reactionary or very conservative way
taantumus {n} :: reaction (reactionary politics)
taapero {n} :: toddler
taaperrella {vi} :: to toddle around
taapertaa {vi} :: To toddle
taaplata {vt} :: to stack planks or firewood
taara {n} [transport] :: tare (empty weight of a container)
taara {n} :: alternative form of taari
taarata {v} :: to tare
taaraus {n} :: The act of taring
taari {n} :: beer
taari {n} :: kvass
taari {n} :: synonym of ruskolevä
taarna {n} :: great fen-sedge, saw-sedge, swamp sawgrass (Cladium mariscus)
taarna {n} :: any plant of genus Cladium
taaro {n} :: taro
taas {adv} :: again
taas {adv} :: on the other hand, for one
taasen {adv} :: alternative form of taas
taas kerran {adv} :: once again (once more, one more time, but probably not the last time)
taaskin {adv} :: again, once again
taata {vt} :: To warrant; to guarantee
taata {n} [dialectal] :: grandfather
taata {n} [dialectal] :: old man
taateli {n} :: date (fruit)
taateliluumu {n} :: date plum, Diospyros lotus (tree)
taateliluumu {n} :: date plum (fruit of that tree)
taatelipalmu {n} :: A date palm
taatti {n} :: alternative form of tati
taatti {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of juhlapuku
taatto {n} :: father
taatto {n} [dialectal] :: grandfather
taattu {adj} :: guaranteed
taatusti {adv} :: certainly
Taava {prop} :: given name
taavetti {n} [nautical] :: davit (crane to sling a lifeboat, maintenance trapeze etc)
Taavetti {prop} :: given name
Taavi {prop} :: given name, short form of Taavetti ( =David)
Taavitsainen {prop} :: surname
täbäri {n} [military slang] :: full kit
täbärimarssi {n} [military, slang] :: yomp
tabascokastike {n} :: Tabasco sauce
tabascopippuri {n} :: alternative form of tabaskopippuri
tabasko {n} :: tabasco (hot sauce)
tabaskopippuri {n} :: tabasco pepper (particular variety of chili pepper)
tabernaakkeli {n} [Bible] :: tabernacle (portable tent used by the Jewish before the construction of the temple of Jeusalem)
tabernaakkeli {n} :: tabernacle (small ornamented cupboard or box used for the sacrament of the Eucharist in a Roman Catholic church)
tabernaakkeli {n} :: tabernacle (sukkah, booth used during the Jewish feast of Sukkot)
Tabita {prop} :: Tabitha [biblical character]
tablatuuri {n} [music] :: tablature
tabletti {n} :: pill, tablet
tabletti {n} :: place mat (protective table mat for a single setting of plates and dishes)
tabletti {n} [computing] :: tablet, tablet computer
tabloidi {n} :: tabloid
tabu {n} :: taboo
tabulaattori {n} :: tabulator, tab
tabulatuuri {n} [music] :: tablature
tabuloida {v} :: To tabulate
taburetti {n} :: taboret (stool)
taco {n} :: taco
tade {n} [obsolete] :: manure (when used as fertilizer)
tadikko {n} :: alternative form of talikko
täditellä {v} :: to call someone aunt (to use the word täti as an address)
tädyke {n} :: speedwell
Tadžikistan {prop} :: Tadžikistan (country)
tadžikki {n} [countable] :: Tajik (person)
tadžikki {n} [uncountable] :: Tajik (language)
tae {n} :: guarantee
tae {n} :: Something made of wrought iron, a forged object
taekwondo {n} [martial arts] :: taekwondo
taekwondoin {n} :: taekwondoka (person skilled in taekwondo)
taemma {adv} :: alternative form of taemmas
taemmaksi {adv} :: synonym of taemmas
taemmas {adv} :: (to/towards) closer to the back or behind (of something)
taempaa {adv} :: from further back
taempana {adv} :: more behind, further behind, further back (comparative of takana)
taempi {adj} :: further/farther behind, hinder (comparative of hind)
taeta {vi} [relatively rare] :: To go backwards, retrogress (temporally or locally)
taffelipiano {n} [musical instruments] :: square piano
tafonomia {n} [paleontology] :: taphonomy
tafti {n} :: taffeta (crisp, smooth plain-woven fabric used e.g. in gowns, slips, curtains)
tag {n} :: alternative form of tagi
tagaali {n} :: Tagalog (member of the second largest Filipino ethnic group)
tagalog {n} :: Tagalog (language)
tagata {vt} [computing] :: to tag
tagi {n} :: tag (graffiti)
tagi {n} [computing] :: tag (markup, keyword)
tägi {n} :: tag (graffiti)
täh {interj} [colloquial] :: what? wha? (often expressing confusion)
tahallaan {adv} :: intentionally, on purpose, purposely, deliberately
tahallinen {adj} :: deliberate, intentional
tahallisesti {adv} :: intentionally, on purpose, purposely
tahalteen {adv} [colloquial or dialectal] :: alternative form of tahallaan
tähän asti {adv} :: so far, thus far, heretofore, until now, as yet
tähän asti kaikki hyvin {phrase} [idiomatic] :: so far so good
tähänastinen {adj} :: Used to refer to action that has taken place from undetermined past to this day, usually implying that some sort of continuation is expected; translated into English with adverbial expressions such as until now, up to now, until this day
tähän mennessä {adv} :: so far, thus far, heretofore, until now, as yet
tähän mennessä {adv} :: by now
tahansa {adv} :: any, -ever, either; used with interrogative pronouns (kuka, mikä, missä, milloin, millainen, kumpi etc.) to indicate that a choice between available options (which may be infinite) is indifferent or arbitrary in at least one respect
tähän saakka {adv} :: so far, thus far, heretofore, until now, as yet
tahaton {adj} :: unintended, involuntary, unintentional, unplanned, inadvertent
tahattomasti {adv} :: unintendedly, involuntarily, unintentionally, inadvertently
tahdas {n} :: paste, dough (mix of dry substance and liquid that is soft and moist but not thin)
tähdätä {vt} [_, + partitive] :: To aim at, target
tähdätä {vi} [figuratively + illative] :: To aim at, strive for
tähde {n} [usually plural] :: leftover, leavings, residue (whatever remains when something - usually the useful part - has been removed)
tähde {n} [rare] :: synonym of ripe
tähdekäs {adj} :: starry
tähdellinen {adj} :: starry, having (pictures of) stars
tähdellinen {adj} :: significant, necessary, meaningful
tähdellisesti {adv} :: meaningfully, in a meaningful way
tähdellisyys {n} :: meaningfulness
tähden {adv} :: because of, for the sake of, for
tähdenlento {n} :: shooting star, meteor
tähdenlento {n} [figuratively] :: flash in the pan (temporary occurrence)
tähdenlento {n} [figuratively] :: person with short-lived fame
tähdenlentomainen {adj} :: like a shooting star, with short-lived fame
tähdenlentoparvi {n} :: meteor shower
tähdenpeitto {n} [astronomy] :: occultation
tähdenpilkku {n} [astronomy] :: starspot
tähdenpilkkujakso {n} [astronomy] :: starspot cycle (cycle similar to solar cycle but observed in stars)
tähdentää {vt} :: To emphasize, highlight
tähdentyä {vi} :: to be emphasized or highlighted
tähdenväli {n} :: a section separated by stars
tähdetön {adj} :: starless
tahdikas {adj} :: tactful, discreet
tähdikäs {adj} :: starry
tahdikkaasti {adv} :: tactfully
tähdikki {n} :: star-of-Bethlehem (plant of the genus Ornithogalum)
tahdikkuus {n} :: tactfulness, discreetness
tahdistaa {vt} :: to synchronise/synchronize
tähdistäennustaja {n} :: synonym of astrologi
tahdistin {n} :: synchronizer
tahdistin {n} :: pacemaker
tähdistö {n} [astronomy] :: constellation (any of the 88 officially recognized regions of the sky)
tahdistua {vi} :: to be synchronized
tahditon {adj} :: tactless
tahdittaa {vt} :: To set the pace
tähdittää {v} :: To star (to appear as a featured performer)
tahdittomasti {adv} :: tactlessly
tahdon {interj} :: I do (a traditional phrase said upon acceptance of marriage)
tahdonvaltainen {adj} [legal] :: dispositive (that may be decided freely between or by parties)
tahdonvoima {n} :: willpower
tahdoton {adj} :: Involuntary; without or having no free will
tahi {conj} [coordinating, now, chiefly law, otherwise dialectal or archaic] :: or
tahikka {conj} [archaic] :: alternative form of tahi
tähkä {n} :: ear (fruiting body of a grain plant)
tähkä {n} [botany] :: spike (type of inflorescence)
tähkähelmikkä {n} :: hairy melic, Melica ciliata (grass)
tähkähirssi {n} :: foxtail millet (Setaria italica)
tähkäidäntä {n} [agriculture] :: ear sprouting
tähkälaventeli {n} :: common lavender, true lavender, English lavender, garden lavender, narrow-leaved lavender, Lavandula angustifolia
tähkälude {n} :: A plant bug of the genus Leptopterna
tähkämaitikka {n} [plant] :: crested cow-wheat (Melampyrum cristatum)
Tähkäpää {prop} :: Rapunzel
tähkäsääski {n} :: orange wheat blossom midge, orange wheat gall midge, wheat midge, Sitodiplosis mosellana
tähkiä {vi} :: to produce an ear (of grain)
tähkiö {n} :: catstail (plant of the genus Phleum)
tahko {n} :: grindstone
tahko {n} [geometry] :: face
tahko {n} [of a, cheese] :: wheel
tahkoa {v} :: to use a grindstone
tahkoa {v} [colloquial] :: to effectively earn something
tahkokivi {n} :: grindstone
tahkota {vt} :: to grind with a grindstone
tahkota {vt} [colloquial] :: to do something boring or repetitive repeatedly or for a long time
tahkota {vi} [idiomatic, ~ rahaa] :: to make a lot of money or profit
tahkoutua {vi} :: to be grinded with a grindstone
tähkylä {n} [botany] :: spikelet
tahma {n} :: gunk, goo (sticky substance)
tahmaannuttaa {vt} :: to make sticky
tahmaantua {vi} :: To become sticky
tahmainen {adj} :: sticky
tahmariisi {n} :: sticky rice, glutinous rice
tahmata {v} :: to make sticky
tahmata {v} :: To jam, block, to make something to stuck
tahmautua {vi} :: alternative form of tahmaantua
tahmea {adj} :: sticky, gooey, tacky
tahmeasti {adv} :: stickily, tackily
tahmentaa {vt} :: to make stickier, make more viscous
tahmeta {vi} :: To become stickier
tahmeus {n} :: stickiness, tack
tahna {n} :: paste
taho {n} :: authority, organization, institution; any group of humans or human institution (exact type depends on the context)
taho {n} [legal] :: party
taho {n} :: direction
taho {n} :: facet
tahokas {n} :: polyhedron
tahra {n} :: A speck of dirt, blemish, blot
tahraantua {v} :: To get dirty, blemished
tahrainen {adj} :: stained
tahranpoisto {n} :: stain removal
tahranpoistoaine {n} :: stain remover, spot remover (substance)
tahrata {vt} :: To dirty, foul, defile
tahrata maineensa {v} [idiomatic] :: to have egg on one's face
tahraton {adj} :: unblemished
tahraton {adj} :: spotless, stainless
tahrattomuus {n} :: spotlessness
tahrautua {v} :: alternative form of tahraantua
tahria {vt} :: to smudge
tahriintua {vi} :: to get dirty, be soiled
tahriintua {vi} :: to be stained (lose reputation)
tahriintumaton {adj} :: spotless
tahriutua {v} :: synonym of tahriintua
tähtäillä {vi} [+ illative] :: to aim for
tähtäillä {vi} :: to aim, to point (a gun)
tähtäin {n} :: sight (aiming device of a weapon)
tähtäys {n} :: aiming
tähtevä {adj} [poetic] :: starry
tähteys {n} :: stardom
tahti {n} :: pace, rate, rhythm
tahti {n} [music] :: bar [musical section]
tähti {n} :: star
tähti {n} [astronomy] :: star (astronomical object)
tähti {n} :: a famous person, celebrity, star
tähti {n} :: a white spot on the forehead of a horse
tähtiaika {n} [astronomy] :: sidereal time
tähtianis {n} :: star anise (dried fruit of the plant Illicium verum, used as spice)
tähtiassosiaatio {n} [astronomy] :: stellar association
tähtienvälinen {adj} :: interstellar
tähtienvälinen aine {n} [astronomy] :: interstellar medium (matter that exists in the space between star systems in a galaxy)
tähtihalma {n} :: synonym of kiinanšakki
tähtiharrastus {n} :: astronomy as an hobby
tähtihedelmä {n} :: carambola, the fruit and the plant (Averrhoa carambola)
tähtihetki {n} :: highlight, high point (especially significant or interesting detail or event)
tähtihetki {n} :: culmination, climax, acme, pinnacle (all-time high; a point of greatest achievement or success)
tähtiholvi {n} [architecture] :: star vault, Gothic vault
tähtiholvi {n} [poetically] :: vault of the stars (the starry sky)
tähtihyppy {n} :: The star jump exercise
tähtihyytelö {n} :: star jelly (mythical substance that falls on the Earth during meteor showers)
tähtijärjestelmä {n} [astronomy] :: star system
tähtijoukko {n} [astronomy] :: star cluster
tähtikaksikko {n} [sports] :: star duo (two stars seen as a unison in team sports)
tähtikartta {n} :: star map
tähtikaukoputki {n} :: astronomical telescope, stargazer
tähtikirjaaja {n} :: any bark beetle of the genus Pityogenes
tähtikirjaaja {n} [in plural] :: the genus Pityogenes
tähtikirkas {adj} :: [of night sky] clear
tähtikolmiokytkin {n} :: star delta switch
tähtikultti {n} :: (the collective) admiration, especially if (almost) cult-like, of a star or famous person
tähtikuonokontiainen {n} :: star-nosed mole, Condylura cristata
tähtikuonomaamyyrä {n} :: synonym of tähtikuonokontiainen
tähtikuvio {n} [astronomy] :: asterism
tähtikuvio {n} :: constellation (formation of stars perceived as pattern)
tähtikuvio {n} :: constellation (image associated with a group of stars)
tähtikuvio {n} [colloquial] :: constellation (any of the 88 officially recognized regions of the sky)
tähtikuvio {n} [astrology] :: constellation (configuration of planets at a given time)
tähtikytkentä {n} [electronics] :: Y circuit, wye circuit
tahtilaji {n} [music] :: meter (number of beats in a measure)
tahtilaji {n} [music] :: time signature (numerical sign that indicates the meter)
tähtilatva {n} :: synonym of joulutähti (plant Euphorbia pulcherrima)
tähtilippu {n} :: Star-Spangled Banner (flag)
tähtiluettelo {n} :: star catalogue
tähtiluokka {n} :: star class, top class
tähtimäinen {adj} :: starlike
tähtimannekiini {n} :: famous mannequin or model
tähtimato {n} :: any worm of the subclass Echiura
tähtimato {n} [in plural] :: the subclass Echiura
tähtimerkki {n} :: synonym of asteriski (typographical symbol)
tähtimerkki {n} :: synonym of horoskooppimerkki (zodiac sign)
tahtimittari {n} :: metronome
tähtimö {n} [plant] :: starwort
tahtimoottori {n} :: synchronous motor
tähtimoottori {n} :: radial engine
tähtinäyttelijä {n} :: star actor, famous actor
Tähtinen {prop} :: surname
tahtiosa {n} [music] :: a beat
tahtiosoitus {n} [music] :: time signature
tähtiparvi {n} :: star cluster
tähtipoika {n} :: synonym of tiernapoika
tahtipuikko {n} [music] :: A baton
tähtiryöppygalaksi {n} [astronomy] :: starburst galaxy
tähtisade {n} :: The light effect caused by a cluster of meteorites entering the atmosphere
tähtisade {n} :: A similar light effect in fireworks, consisting of glowing pieces of material falling down from the sky
tähtisadetikku {n} :: sparkler (hand-held firework that emits sparks)
tähtisampi {n} :: sevruga, starry sturgeon (Acipenser stellatus)
tähtisara {n} [plant] :: star sedge, Carex echinata
tähtisikermä {n} [astronomy, dated] :: star cluster
tähtisikermä {n} :: an all-star team; a sports team full of stars (famous and great players)
tähtisilmä {n} :: bright eyes, blue eyes (nickname for a person)
tähtisilmä {n} :: any plant of the genus Osteospermum
tähtisilmä {n} [in plural] :: the genus Osteospermum
tähtisumu {n} [astronomy] :: nebula, stardust
tähtitaivas {n} :: starry sky
tähtitalvikki {n} :: Moneses uniflora
tähtitalvikki {n} :: any plant of the genus Moneses
tähtitalvikki {n} [in plural] :: the genus Moneses
tähtitarha {n} :: stellar nursery
tähtitarha {n} [in plural] :: the (starry) sky
tähtitiede {n} :: astronomy
tähtitieteellinen {adj} :: astronomical
tähtitieteellinen yksikkö {n} [astronomy] :: astronomical unit
tähtitieteellisesti {adv} :: astronomically
tähtitieteilijä {n} :: astronomer
tähtitorni {n} :: observatory (building or tower-like part of a larger building equipped for observing celestial phenomena)
tähtituuli {n} :: stellar wind
tähtivalokuvaus {n} :: astrophotography
tahtiviiva {n} [music] :: bar line
tähtivuorokausi {n} [astronomy] :: stellar day, sidereal day
tähtivuosi {n} [astronomy] :: sidereal year
tähtivyö {n} :: star belt, asteroid belt
tähtivyö {n} [poetic] :: the Milky Way; sky, starry sky
tahtiyksikkö {n} [prosody] :: a stressed syllable and any unstressed syllables that follow it, considered as an unit
tahto {n} :: will
tahto {n} :: way (determined course; resolved mode of action or conduct)
tahtoa {vt} :: to want
tahtoa {vt} [auxiliary, + first infinitive] :: to want (to do something)
tahtoa {vi} :: to tend (to have a tendency to)
tahtomattaan {adv} :: unwittingly, unwillingly, involuntarily
tahtominen {n} :: wanting, willing
tähtönen {n} :: diminutive of tähti
tähtönen {n} :: starlet
Tahvanainen {prop} :: surname
tähyillä {v} :: to peer
tähystää {v} :: to keep a lookout
tähystää {v} [medicine] :: to examine with an endoscope
tähystäjä {n} :: lookout
tähysteisesti {adv} :: remotely, by remote control
tähystellä {vt} :: to sight repeatedly or continously, to keep a lookout
tähystin {n} :: endoscope
tähystys {n} :: viewing
tähystys {n} :: lookout
tähystys {n} [medicine] :: endoscopy
tähystyspallo {n} [military] :: observation balloon
tähytä {vi} :: to watch attentively
tai {conj} :: [coordinating; in affirmative clauses] or
tai {n} :: OR (logic gate or connector)
täi {n} :: louse
taianomainen {adj} :: magical (wonderful, amazing or incredible)
taianomaisesti {adv} :: magically, like magic
taide {n} :: art
taideaine {n} :: art subject (in education)
taidearvo {n} :: artistic value
taidearvostelu {n} :: art criticism
taide-elämä {n} :: art life
taide-esine {n} :: objet d'art, work of art
taidegalleria {n} :: An art gallery
taidehistoria {n} :: art history
taidehistoriallisesti {adv} :: art-historically
taidehistorioitsija {n} :: art historian (expert in the history of art)
taidejäljennös {n} :: copy or replica of an artwork
taidekäsityö {n} :: artwork, artistic craftwork, artistic craftmanship
taidekauppa {n} :: art trade, art market
taidekokoelma {n} :: art collection
taidekorkeakoulu {n} :: fine arts college, art college
taidelainaamo {n} :: art rental shop
taidelasi {n} :: artistic glass, art glass
taidemaailma {n} :: art world
taidemaalari {n} :: painter (artist)
taidemuseo {n} :: art museum
taidenäyttely {n} :: art exhibition
taideneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the eighth rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished artists
taidestudio {n} :: art studio
taidetekstiili {n} :: art textile
taideteos {n} :: artwork, work of art
taidetoimikunta {n} :: arts council (in Finnish government, a board responsible for distributing the public funds reserved for promotion of art)
taidetoimikunta {n} :: art committee (body responsible for art purchases of an organization)
taideväärennös {n} :: forged artwork
taidokas {adj} :: skillful, skilled
taidokkaasti {adv} :: skillfully
taidollisesti {adv} :: in a way that relates to skills
taidonnäyte {n} :: tour de force, feat, masterpiece
taidoton {adj} :: unskilled
taidottomasti {adv} :: without skill, in an unskilled way
taifuuni {n} :: typhoon
taiga {n} :: taiga
Taija {prop} :: given name
taiji {n} :: tai chi (Chinese martial art)
taika {n} :: magic
taika {n} :: spell, enchantment
taikaesine {n} :: charm, amulet, fetish (an item thought to have magical powers)
taikajuoma {n} :: potion (magical)
taikakalu {n} :: charm, amulet, fetish, talisman (an item thought to have magical powers)
taikakeino {n} :: synonym of taikatemppu
taikalamppu {n} :: magic lamp
taikamenot {n} :: magical rites
taikamerkki {n} :: magical sign, sigil
täikampa {n} :: louse comb
taikaneliö {n} [mathematics] :: magic square
taikanumero {n} [computing] :: magic number
taikapeili {n} :: magic mirror
täikärpänen {n} :: ked (parasitic fly of the family Hippoboscidae)
taikasana {n} :: A magic word, open sesame
taikasauva {n} :: magic wand
taikasieni {n} :: magic mushroom
taikatemppu {n} :: magic trick
taikausko {n} :: superstition (a set of beliefs that future events may be influenced by one's behaviour in some magical or mystical way)
taikauskoinen {adj} :: superstitious
taikauskoisesti {adv} :: superstitiously
taikauskoisuus {n} :: superstition
taikavarpu {n} :: A divining rod
taikavoima {n} :: magical power
taikina {n} :: dough, paste, pastry
taikina {n} :: batter
taikinajuuri {n} :: starter dough
taikinakaavin {n} :: dough scraper, batter spatula
taikinamarja {n} :: alpine currant (Ribes alpinum)
taikinanjuuri {n} :: synonym of taikinajuuri
taikinapyörä {n} :: pastry wheel
taikinoida {vt} :: to cover or wrap, wholly or in part, in dough
taikka {conj} [rare] :: or
taiko {n} [musical instrument] :: taiko (instrument)
taikoa {vi} :: to conjure, perform magic tricks
taikoa {vt} [~ (esiin)] :: to conjure up
taikoa {vt} :: to turn (into = translative; by using magic)
taikominen {n} :: witchcraft
taikonautti {n} :: A taikonaut
taikuri {n} :: A magician, conjurer/conjuror
taikuus {n} :: magic
taimen {n} :: brown trout (Salmo trutta)
taimettaa {v} [forestry] :: to plant tree seedlings or saplings (into)
taimettua {vi} :: to undergo seedling emergence
taimi {n} :: sapling (young tree, taller than a seedling)
taimi {n} :: seedling (any young plant grown from the seed)
Taimi {prop} :: given name
taimikko {n} :: A parcel of forest consisting of young trees or saplings
taimisto {n} :: nursery, plant nursery, tree nursery
taimisto {n} :: synonym of taimikko
taimitarha {n} :: nursery, plant nursery, tree nursery
taimmainen {adj} :: alternative form of takimmainen
taimmaiseksi {adv} :: synonym of taimmaksi
taimmaksi {adv} :: farthest back (superlative of taakse; transferring to the position which is most distant from the speaker and behind comparable items)
taimmas {adv} :: synonym of taimmaksi
taimpaa {adv} :: from furthest back
taimpana {adv} :: farthest back (superlative of takana; being in the position which is most distant from the speaker and behind comparable items)
Taimyrin niemimaa {prop} :: Taimyr Peninsula, Taymyr peninsula
tain {adj} :: the furthest back, the most posterior
Taina {prop} :: given name
tainari {n} [now rare] :: synonym of merikissa
täini {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of täi
Tainio {prop} :: surname
tainnoksiin {adv} :: into being unconscious or out
tainnoksissa {adv} :: (being) unconscious or out
tainnoksista {adv} :: from being unconscious or out
tainnuksiin {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of tainnoksiin
tainnuksissa {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of tainnoksissa
tainnuksista {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of tainnoksista
tainnuttaa {vt} :: to stun
taintua {vi} :: to faint
taionta {n} :: synonym of taikominen
taipale {n} :: alternative form of taival
taipalsaarelainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Taipalsaari
taipalsaarelainen {n} :: a person from or living in Taipalsaari
Taipalsaari {prop} :: Taipalsaari (municipality)
taipua {vi} :: to become curved, to bend
taipua {vi} :: to change one's opinion due to external influence, to give in or bend
taipua {vi} [grammar, of a verb] :: to (be) conjugate(d)
taipua {vi} [grammar, of an adjective, noun] :: to be declinable
taipua {vi} [optics] :: to diffract
taipuilla {vi} :: to bend repeatedly (such as back and forth)
taipuisa {adj} :: bendy, pliable, flexible, supple
taipuisasti {adv} :: bendily, pliably, flexibly
taipuma {n} :: deflection
taipuma {n} :: bend, warp
taipumaton {adj} :: (physically, mentally) inflexible
taipumaton {adj} :: (mentally) inflexible, uncompromising, unyielding, unbending
taipumaton {adj} [of a word] :: indeclinable
taipuminen {n} :: bending
taipuminen {n} [optics] :: diffraction
taipuminen {n} [linguistics] :: inflection (the act of becoming inflected)
taipumus {n} :: tendency
taipuva {adj} :: bendable, pliable, flexible (able to be bent, flexed or twisted without breaking)
taipuva {adj} [linguistics] :: inflectable (that can be inflected)
taipuvainen {adj} :: inclined (having a tendency, preference, likelihood, or disposition)
taipuvaisempi {adj} :: comparative of taipuvainen
taipuvaisin {adj} :: superlative of taipuvainen
taira {n} :: tayra (Eira barbara)
taistelevien läänitysvaltioiden kausi {n} [history] :: Warring States period (of Chinese history)
taistelevien valtioiden aikakausi {n} [history] :: Warring States period (of Chinese history)
taistelija {n} :: A fighter (someone who fights)
taistelija {n} :: A warrior
taistelija {n} :: A combatant
taistella {vi} :: To fight, struggle (to contend in physical conflict; with weapons; if the enemy is mentioned, it is in the partitive case, followed by the postposition vastaan)
taistella {vi} [figuratively] :: To fight, compete, contest (usually followed by the goal, e.g. voitosta, "for the victory")
taistella {vi} [figuratively, + partitive + vastaan] :: To combat, fiercely counteract
taistelu {n} :: fight
taistelu {n} :: struggle
taistelu {n} :: battle
taistelu {n} :: combat
taistelu {n} [military] :: engagement (actual instance of active hostilities)
taisteluaine {n} [military] :: A chemical or biological substance other than explosive which is or may be used as weapon
taistelualue {n} :: combat area, combat zone
taistelualus {n} :: battleship, combat ship
taisteluasema {n} :: battle station, battle position
taisteluhaarniska {n} :: battle armor
taisteluhansikas {n} :: A gauntlet
taisteluharjoitus {n} :: A combat exercise (small-scale rehearsal of military maneuvers as practice for warfare)
taisteluhauta {n} :: trench, entrenchment
taisteluhelikopteri {n} :: attack helicopter
taisteluhuuto {n} :: battle cry
taistelujoukot {n} :: combat forces
taistelukaasu {n} [military] :: war gas, poison gas, gaseous chemical warfare agent
taistelukaivanto {n} :: war trench
taistelukärki {n} :: warhead (part of a missile or other munition which contains the materials intended to inflict damage to the enemy)
taistelukenkä {n} :: combat boot
taistelukenttä {n} [military] :: battlefield
taistelukirves {n} :: A battle axe
taistelukukko {n} :: gamecock (fighting cock)
taistelukuvaus {n} :: battle description
taistelulaiva {n} :: battleship
taistelulaji {n} :: synonym of kamppailulaji
taistelumarssi {n} :: tab (fast march or run with full kit)
taistelumuona {n} :: field ration food, combat ration food
taistelumuonapakkaus {n} :: field ration pack, MRE
taistelunhaluinen {adj} :: pugnacious
taistelu olemassaolosta {n} :: struggle for existence
taistelupaikka {n} :: battlefield, location of a battle
taistelupanssarivaunu {n} [military] :: A main battle tank
taistelusukeltaja {n} [military] ::   combat diver, frogman
taistelutaito {n} :: fighting skill, combat skill
taistelutanner {n} :: battleground
taistelutoveri {n} :: comrade, battle buddy, brother-in-arms
taistelu-urheilu {n} :: synonym of kamppailu-urheilu
taisteluväline {n} :: ordnance
taisteluväsymys {n} :: combat fatigue
taisto {n} [poetic] :: A fight
taisto {n} :: A battle
Taisto {prop} :: given name
taistolainen {n} [politics] :: "Taistoist"; a follower of taistolaisuus
taistolaisuus {n} [politics] :: "Taistoism"; a radical, pro-Soviet faction or movement within Finnish communists, mostly active during the 1970s and 1980s
taitaa {vt} [active past part. taitanut] :: to know, master, command, have a command of, have a proficiency in
taitaa {vt} [auxiliary + first infinitive, active past part. taitanut or tainnut] :: to probably do, think that one does
taitaja {n} :: whiz (someone who is remarkably skilled at something)
taitamattomasti {adv} :: incompetently, inexpertly
taitaminen {n} :: knowing, mastering, having proficiency in
taitaminen {n} :: probably doing
taitava {adj} :: expert, skilled, skillful, dexterous, capable, able, experienced
taitava {adj} :: competent, proficient
taitavasti {adv} :: skillfully (with great skill)
taitavasti {adv} :: ably (with great ability)
taitavuus {n} :: proficiency, skill, competence
taite {n} :: turn (e.g. vuosisadan taitteessa, at the turn of the century)
taite {n} :: fold
taiteellinen {adj} :: Artistic; relating to arts
taiteellinen vapaus {n} :: artistic licence, artistic license
taiteellisesti {adv} :: artistically
taiteellisuus {n} :: artisticness (quality of being artistic)
taiteellisuus {n} :: artistry (artistic skill)
taiteenala {n} :: discipline of art, artistic discipline
taiteenfilosofia {n} :: art philosophy
taiteikas {adj} [rare] :: skillful
taiteilija {n} :: artist (person who creates art)
taiteilijaelämä {n} :: life of an artist
taiteilijakoti {n} :: a home or residence for artists
taiteilijakoti {n} :: a home of a deceased artist, now possibly a museum
taiteilijanimi {n} :: stage name, artist pseudonym
taiteilijaseura {n} :: artists' society
taiteilijatar {n} :: paintress (female painter)
taiteilijatar {n} :: female artist
taiteilla {v} :: To do something that demonstrates high skill, especially with one's hands or by performing a tricky set of motions
taiteilla {v} [figuratively] :: To walk a tightrope (to undertake a precarious course of action)
taiteilla {v} :: To produce a work of art such as a skillful drawing or painting (but not e.g. a piece of music or literature)
taitekatto {n} :: gambrel roof (roof shape)
taitekerroin {n} [physics, optics] :: refractive index
taitekulma {n} [optics] :: angle of refraction (angle between the perpendicular and a ray refracted at a surface)
taitella {vt} :: to fold (repeatedly)
taiten {adv} :: with skill
taiten {adv} :: in a tactful manner
taitettava {adj} :: foldable, folding
taito {n} :: skill
taito {n} :: art (skill attained by study, practice, or observation)
Taito {prop} :: given name
taitoaine {n} [education] :: practical subject
taitoinen {adj} [in compounds] :: proficient (being able to speak a language, especially as a foreign language)
taitoinen {adj} :: (in compounds) skilled
taitolaji {n} :: art (skill that is attained by study, practice, or observation)
taitolentäjä {n} :: aerobat, stunt pilot
taitolento {n} :: aerobatics
taitolentoryhmä {n} :: aerobatics group
taitoluistelija {n} :: figure skater
taitoluistelu {n} [sports] :: figure skating
taitoluistin {n} :: figure skate (type of skate used in figure skating)
taitoniekka {n} [dated] :: master, whiz
taitopeli {n} :: game of skill (game in which the outcome depends mainly on the physical and mental skills of the players)
taitos {n} :: fold, crease
taitotaso {n} :: skill level
taitotemppu {n} :: skill trick
taitotieto {n} :: know-how
taitouimari {n} :: synchronised swimmer
taitouinti {n} :: synchronised swimming, artistic swimming
taitovirhe {n} :: malpractice (usually medical malpractice)
taitovoimistelu {n} [sports] :: artistic gymnastics
taitse {postp} [with genitive or possessive suffix, rare or dialectal] :: by the back of (when one goes through the space that is behind something)
taittaa {vt} :: to fold (e.g. paper)
taittaa {vt} :: to break (e.g. one's leg)
taittaa {vt} [physics] :: to refract (to cause light to change direction as a result of entering a different medium)
taittaa {vt} [printing, graphic design] :: to lay out (e.g. a page of a newspaper)
taittaa {vt} [idiomatic] :: ~ matka = to make a trip, cover a distance
taittaa {vt} :: to reap (e.g. grain)
taittaa peistä {v} :: to break a lance
taittaja {n} :: folder (person who folds)
taittaja {n} [printing, graphic design] :: layout designer
taitto {n} [publishing] :: layout
taittoherne {n} :: snap pea
taittokone {n} :: folding machine
taittolaite {n} :: folding device
taittomitta {n} :: folding rule
taittotiedosto {n} :: layout file
taittotuoli {n} :: folding chair
taittovika {n} [ophthalmology] :: refractive error
taittovoima {n} [optics] :: optical power
taittovoimakkuus {n} [physics, optics] :: optical power, dioptric power, refractive power (quantity usually measured with the unit diopter)
taittua {vi} :: To fold
taittua {vi} :: To break (due to bending)
taittua {vi} :: To refract
taittumislaki {n} [optics] :: law of refraction
taittuvateräinen {adj} :: Having a folding blade
taituri {n} :: master, whiz
taiturikultarinta {n} :: melodious warbler, Hippolais polyglotta
taiturillisesti {adv} :: skillfully, masterfully
taiturillisuus {n} :: wizardry (great ability in some specified field)
taiturimaisesti {adv} :: masterly, masterfully
taiturimaisuus {n} :: wizardry (great ability in some specified field)
taiturimatkija {n} :: northern mockingbird, Mimus polyglottos
taituroida {vt} :: to do something masterfully
taituruus {n} :: wizardry (great ability in some specified field)
taivaallinen {adj} :: heavenly
taivaallinen {adj} :: divine
taivaallinen {adj} :: celestial
taivaallisesti {adv} :: heavenly, divinely, celestially
taivaanekvaattori {n} [astronomy] :: The celestial equator
taivaankansi {n} :: firmament, vault of the sky
taivaankappale {n} [astronomy] :: A celestial body, heavenly body
taivaan lintu {n} :: bird of the air, bird (metaphor of freedom)
taivaanmekaniikka {n} [astronomy] :: celestial mechanics
taivaannapa {n} [astronomy] :: celestial pole
taivaanpallo {n} :: The celestial sphere
taivaanrannan maalari {n} [idiomatic] :: daydreamer (one who wastes time daydreaming)
taivaanrannanmaalari {n} :: alternative form of taivaanrannan maalari
taivaanranta {n} :: skyline
taivaanranta {n} :: horizon
taivaansininen {adj} :: azure, sky-blue
taivaansininen {n} :: azure, sky-blue
taivaan tähden {phrase} :: in heaven's name, for God's sake
taivaantähystäjä {n} :: stargazer, a fish in the family Uranoscopidae
taivaanvalkea {n} [rare] :: synonym of revontulet
taivaan vallat {interj} [dated] :: good heavens
taivaanvuohi {n} :: common snipe, Gallinago gallinago
taivaaseenastuminen {n} [Christianity] :: Ascension (entry of Jesus Christ into heaven after his resurrection)
taival {n} :: passage (part of journey)
taival {n} [baseball, pesäpallo] :: the path between two adjacent bases, such as between the first and the second base
taivalkoskelainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Taivalkoski
taivalkoskelainen {n} :: a person from or living in Taivalkoski
Taivalkoski {prop} [uncountable] :: A municipality in nothern Ostrobothnia, Finland
Taivalkoski {prop} :: surname
taivalkoskinen {adj} :: alternative form of taivalkoskelainen
taivalkoskinen {n} :: alternative form of taivalkoskelainen
taivaltaa {vi} :: to travel (especially by foot)
taivas {n} :: sky
taivas {n} :: heaven
taivashautaus {n} :: sky burial
taivaskanava {n} [colloquial] :: satellite channel
taivaspallo {n} [astronomy] :: armillary sphere
Taivassalo {prop} :: Taivassalo (municipality)
taivassalolainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Taivassalo
taivassalolainen {n} :: a person from or living in Taivassalo
taivassukellus {n} :: skydiving (art, sport and practice)
taivassukellus {n} :: skydive (instance)
taivastella {v} :: to wonder, complain
taivasten valtakunta {n} [religion] :: Kingdom of Heaven
taive {n} :: bend, crook
taivekartonki {n} :: folding box board
taivo {n} [literary] :: sky, heaven
taivukas {n} :: layer (a shoot of a plant, laid underground for growth)
taivuksiin {adv} :: bent, bending (to the bent state)
taivuksissa {adv} :: bent
taivutella {v} :: to persuade, to coerce, to convince
taivutella {v} :: to bend (repeatedly)
taivutin {n} [machinery] :: bender (device to aid bending of pipes etc. to a specific angle)
taivuttaa {vt} :: to make something curved, to bend
taivuttaa {vt} :: to persuade or bend somebody to change their opinion or make up their mind for something
taivuttaa {vt} [grammar] :: to inflect (a word)
taivuttaa {vt} [grammar] :: to conjugate (a verb)
taivuttaa {vt} [grammar] :: to decline (an adjective or a noun)
taivuttaa {vt} [optics] :: to diffract
taivuttautua {vi} :: to bend oneself
taivutuksellinen {adj} [grammar] :: inflectional (of or pertaining to inflection)
taivutus {n} :: bending (act of bending something)
taivutus {n} :: inflection (change in the form of a word)
taivutus {n} :: declension (act of inflecting a noun, pronoun or adjective)
taivutus {n} :: conjugation (act of conjugating a verb)
taivutuskone {n} :: synonym of kanttikone
taivutuskulma {n} :: bending angle
taivutusluokka {n} [grammar] :: declension (way of categorizing nouns, pronouns, or adjectives according to the inflections they receive)
taivutusmuoto {n} [grammar] :: inflected form
taivutustyyppi {n} :: inflection type, declension type, conjugation type
Taiwan {prop} :: Taiwan
taiwanilainen {adj} :: Taiwanese
taiwanilainen {n} :: A Taiwanese person
taiwaninmakaki {n} :: Taiwan macaque (Macaca cyclopis)
taju {n} :: consciousness
taju {n} :: sense
tajuaminen {n} :: grasping, realizing
tajuinen {adj} [rare] :: conscious; used mostly as head in compound terms
tajuisesti {adv} [usually, genitive + ~] :: in a way that is easy to understand (to)
tajuissaan {adv} :: conscious (alert, awake)
tajuisuus {n} :: consciousness, awareness
taju kankaalla {adv} [idiomatic] :: knocked out, unconscious, out cold
tajunnanvirta {n} :: stream of consciousness
tajunnanvirtatekniikka {n} :: the narrative method of stream of consciousness
tajunta {n} :: consciousness
tajuta {v} :: to get the idea of something, to grasp
tajuta {v} :: to realize (become aware of something)
tajuta {v} [slang] :: To dig (to understand or show interest in)
tajuton {adj} :: unconscious (not awake)
tajuttomasti {adv} :: unconsciously
tajuttomasti {adv} [colloquial] :: like crazy, a lot
tajuttomuus {n} [medicine] :: unconsciousness
taka- {prefix} :: A prefix signifying back, rear or hind
taka {n} [rare, poetic] :: the backside
taka {n} :: In the expression omasta takaa the word refers to self-support
takaa {adv} :: from behind (both abstractly and concretely)
takaa {postp} :: from behind
takaa-ajo {n} :: chase, pursuit
takaa-ajo {n} [cycling] :: individual pursuit
takaa-ajoasema {n} [sports] :: a disadvantageous position in which one has to chase or pursuit
takaaja {n} :: guarantor (one that gives a guarantee)
taka-ajatus {n} :: ulterior motive
taka-ajatus {n} :: hidden agenda
taka-ala {n} :: a background, mainly as a physical place
takaaminen {n} :: warranting, guaranteeing
takaapäin {adv} :: from behind
takaapäin {adv} [sex] :: doggy style
takaata {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of takaa
taka-aukile {n} [anatomy] :: posterior fontanelle
takahaarukka {n} :: rear fork (part of suspension)
takaheitto {n} [linguistics] :: metathesis
takahikiä {n} [colloquial, jocular] :: a small, secluded village/municipality, a bumfuck
takahuone {n} :: backroom
takainen {adj} :: located behind something
takainen {adj} :: back (happening in or related to the back of something as opposed to the front)
takaisin {adv} :: back
takaisin {adv} [colloquial, static] :: back
takaisinheijastin {n} :: retroreflector
takaisinkäännös {n} [translation studies] :: back-translation (text that is translated from a translation back to its original language)
takaisinkäännös {n} [programming] :: decompilation
takaisinkääntäminen {n} [translation studies] :: back-translation (activity of translating a translated text back to the original language)
takaisinkääntäminen {n} [programming] :: decompiling, decompilation (action of decompiling)
takaisinkytkentä {n} :: feedback (signal that is looped back to control a system within itself)
takaisinmallinnus {n} :: reverse-engineering
takaisinmallintaa {v} :: To reverse-engineer
takaisinosto {n} :: buyback, repurchase
takaisinotto {n} :: readmission, reuptake
takaisinpäin {adv} :: backwards
takaisinpano {n} [probability theory] :: replacement
takaisinsironta {n} [physics] :: backscattering
takaisinsirota {v} [physics] :: to backscatter
takaisinveto {n} [business] :: a recall (the act of calling for or ordering the return of a faulty product)
takaisinviittaus {n} [regular expressions] :: backreference
takaisinvirtaus {n} :: reflux (backwards flow of any fluid)
takaisku {n} :: Setback
takaiskuventtiili {n} :: non-return valve
takaistuin {n} [legal] :: back seat
takajalka {n} :: hind leg
takajäsen {n} [logic] :: consequent
takakaide {n} [nautical] :: synonym of peräkaide
takakansi {n} :: back cover
takakansiteksti {n} :: back cover text
takakäpälä {n} :: hind paw, hindpaw
takakäteen {adv} :: synonym of jälkikäteen
takakenttä {n} [baseball, pesäpallo, cricket] :: outfield
takakenttä {n} [basketball] :: playing positions of the point guard and shooting guard collectively
takakohtainen {adj} [grammar] :: relative; as in relative pronoun
takakohtainen asemo {n} [grammar, rare] :: relative pronoun
takakontti {n} [automotive] :: synonym of tavaratila
takakulma {n} :: back corner
Takala {prop} :: surname
täkäläinen {adj} :: local (referring to here)
takalaiton {n} [pesäpallo] :: foul ball, outside the play area (on the first bounce) from the opposite side from that of the batter, caused by the ball flying too far
takaliikki {n} [nautical] :: leech (aft edge of a triangular sail)
takaliina {n} :: a cloth attached to the belt, covering the buttocks
takalisto {n} :: The buttocks
takalukko {n} :: the second lock in a double lock, usually a deadbolt
takamaa {n} :: hinterland, backwater
takamus {n} :: behind, bottom, backside, bum, can (buttocks)
takana {adv} :: [static] behind
takana {adv} [nautical] :: abaft, astern
takana {postp} [static] :: behind
takana {postp} [idiomatic] :: around
takana {postp} [nautical] :: abaft, aft of
takana {postp} [nautical] :: astern of
täkänä {n} [textiles] :: double-weave
takaneljännes {n} :: hindquarter (rear half of a side of an animal)
takaosa {n} :: back (the part of something that goes last)
takaovi {n} :: back door (subsidiary entrance to a building or house at its rear)
takaovi {n} [computing] :: backdoor
takaovi {n} [slang] :: back door (anus)
takapajuinen {adj} :: underdeveloped, backward
takapajuisesti {adv} :: in a backward or underdeveloped way
takapajuisuus {n} :: backwardness
takapajula {n} :: backwoods, boondocks, one-horse town, middle of nowhere, backwater
takapakkia {adv} [colloquial] :: Used postpositionally with verbs ottaa (to take) and mennä (to go) to signify: to backpedal, to reverse
takapeili {n} :: rear-view mirror
takapenkki {n} :: back seat (seat in the back)
takapenkki {n} [figuratively] :: back seat (powerless position)
takaperin {adv} :: in the direction reverse to normal, backwards
takaperoinen {adj} :: backward (of a movement)
takaperoinen {adj} :: illogical, unpractical, backward, topsy-turvy (of a way of thinking or doing things)
takaperoisesti {adv} :: backwardly
takaperoisjohdos {n} [linguistics] :: back-formation (word)
takaperoisjohto {n} [linguistics] :: back-formation (process)
takaperoisuus {n} :: backwardness
takapiha {n} :: backyard
takapolvi {n} :: hind knee
takapolvi {n} :: stifle (hind knee of various mammals)
takaportti {n} :: A rear gate (a gate at the back of a yard)
takaportti {n} [computing] :: A trapdoor or backdoor (secret access to a program)
takapotku {n} [music] :: back beat
takapuoli {n} :: rear, backside, behind of something
takapuoli {n} [anatomy] :: behind, bottom, bum, buttocks, backside
takapuolustaja {n} [American football] :: safety
takaraaja {n} :: hind limb
takaraivo {n} [anatomy] :: back of the head, back of the skull
takaraivolohko {n} [anatomy] :: occipital lobe
takaraivoluu {n} [skeleton] :: occipital bone
takaraivonluu {n} [anatomy] :: occipital bone
takaraja {n} :: rear boundary or limit
takaraja {n} :: deadline
takareki {n} :: the rear sleigh of a tandem sleigh
takarengas {n} :: rear tyre, rear wheel
takarivi {n} :: back row
takaruumis {n} [anatomy] :: abdomen (of an arthropod)
takas {adv} [colloquial] :: alternative form of takaisin
takasääriluu {n} :: cannon bone (metatarsal bone of a horse)
takasatula {n} :: pillion (pad behind the saddle of a horse for a second rider; second saddle on a motorcycle)
takaseinä {n} :: back wall (wall forming the hind side of a structure)
takasiipi {n} :: hind wing
takasiipi {n} [automotive] :: rear wing
takasivu {n} :: backside, back side
takastaagi {n} [nautical, slang] :: backstay
takasuora {n} [sports] :: back straight (straight of a track opposite the finish line)
takatähtäin {n} [firearms] :: rear sight
takatalvi {n} :: a prolonged and sometimes extreme cold spell in spring, experienced as a "return" of winter (understood as such in the past); a blackberry winter or blackthorn winter
takatalvi {n} :: wintry weather in spring; a cold snap with or without snowfall
takatasku {n} :: rear pocket, hip pocket
takatie {n} :: back road
takauma {n} :: flashback
takaus {n} :: guarantee, guaranty (undertaking to answer for the payment of a debt, or the performance of a contract or duty, of another, in case of the failure of such other to pay or perform)
takautua {vi} :: to go back, to regress, to revert
takautua {vi} [finance, of a loan] :: to end up in a state where the collateral is to pay (of recourse debt)
takautuvasti {adv} :: retroactively
takavaaka {n} [gymnastics] :: back lever
takavaihtaja {n} :: rear derailleur (of a bicycle)
takavalo {n} :: taillight
takavarikko {n} :: confiscation, seizure
takavarikoida {v} :: to confiscate, seize
takavarikointi {n} :: confiscation
takaveto {n} :: rear-wheel drive
takavetoinen {adj} :: rear-wheel drive (being rear-wheel driven)
takavetoisuus {n} :: rear-wheel drive (quality of being rear-wheel driven)
takavokaali {n} [phonetics] :: A back vowel; a vowel which is pronounced so that the tongue is drawn back, as in Finnish a, o and u
takavuosi {n} :: A year of the past; normally used in plural to denote past
takellella {v} :: to stammer, to stutter
takerrella {vi} :: to attempt to grab onto
takerrella {vi} :: to stutter
takertaa {v} :: synonym of takerrella
takertua {vi} :: to get stuck, to get bogged down
takertua {vt} :: to cling, to stick, to grab
takia {postp} :: because of, due to
takiainen {n} [plant] :: burdock (Arctium)
takiainen {n} [botany] :: burr
takila {n} [nautical] :: rig
takiloida {v} :: To rig (a ship)
takilointi {n} [nautical] :: rigging (of a ship)
takimmainen {adj} :: most behind
takimmaiseksi {adv} :: synonym of taimmaksi
takinhiha {n} :: sleeve of a jacket or coat
takini {n} :: takin, Budorcas taxicolor
takinkääntäjä {n} :: turncoat
takinkääntö {n} :: volte-face, backflip, somersault, U-turn (reversal of policy, attitude or principle)
takinkääntö {n} :: tergiversation (act of abandoning something or someone, of changing sides; desertion; betrayal)
takinkaulus {n} :: collar of a jacket or coat
takintasku {n} :: pocket of a jacket or coat
takioni {n} [physics] :: tachyon
takka {n} :: fireplace
täkkä {n} [dialectal] :: breast meat of a fowl
takkahuone {n} :: fireplace room
takkani {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of takka
takkasydän {n} :: fireplace insert
takkatikku {n} :: fireplace match
takkatuli {n} :: fire in a fireplace
takkauuni {n} :: fireplace oven
takkavitsa {n} :: a type of tool used to carry hay or other large objects, made of wicker
takki {n} :: jacket
takki {n} :: coat
täkki {n} :: quilt [US]; duvet, continental quilt [UK]; doona [Australia]
täkki {n} [nautical, slang] :: deck
takkileninki {n} :: a coat-like frock or dress
takkirauta {n} [metallurgy] :: pig iron
takku {n} :: tangle, frizz (mass of tightly curled hair)
takkuilla {v} :: frequentative form of takuta (to get tangled)
takkuilu {n} :: unsmooth operation of a process caused by any reason
takkuinen {adj} :: tangled, straggly
takkuisesti {adv} :: synonym of takkuisasti
takkuisesti {adv} [rare] :: in a tangled or straggly way
takkuuntua {vi} :: to tuft, to frizz
taklaaja {n} :: tackler
taklaaminen {n} :: tackling
taklaaminen {n} [ice hockey] :: checking
taklata {v} :: to tackle
taklata {v} [ice hockey] :: to check
taklaus {n} [sports, ice hockey] :: checking, check, body check
taklaus {n} [sports, rugby, American football] :: tackle (play where a player attempts to take control over the ball from an opponent)
taklaus {n} :: (rugby, American football) tackle (play where a defender brings the ball carrier to the ground)
takoa {vt} :: to forge
takoa {vt} :: to beat, pound, hammer, strike (to deliver a series of quick blows)
takoa kun rauta on kuumaa {v} [idiomatic] :: to strike while the iron is hot
takoja {n} :: hammerer (one who hammers)
takoja {n} :: forger (one who operates a forge)
takomakone {n} :: forging machine
takomatyö {n} :: hammered work
takometri {n} :: A tachometer
takominen {n} :: forging, beating, pounding, hammering
takomo {n} :: forging plant (an industrial scale facility for forging metals)
takoniitti {n} :: taconite (low-grade flint-like iron ore)
takorauta {n} :: wrought iron
takorautainen {adj} :: of or made of wrought iron
takotyö {n} :: beating or hammering work
takovasara {n} :: synonym of pajavasara
taksa {n} :: fee
taksamerkki {n} [dated] :: at sign, when used in the sense "at the rate of"
taksamittari {n} :: taximeter
taksi {n} :: taxi
taksia {n} [biology] :: taxis (movement of an organism in response to a stimulus)
taksiasema {n} :: taxi stand
taksiauto {n} :: taxicab
taksijono {n} :: taxi line, taxi queue (line or queue of people waiting for a taxi)
taksikuski {n} [colloquial] :: A cabdriver, a cabby
taksimaksu {n} :: taxi fare, cab fare
taksimies {n} :: taxi driver
taksinkuljettaja {n} :: taxi driver, cabdriver
taksis {n} [biology] :: taxis
taksisuhari {n} [colloquial] :: cabbie
taksitolppa {n} :: taxi pole, taxi stand
taksivene {n} :: water taxi
taksoittaa {vt} :: to assess a fee or tax for
taksoni {n} :: taxon
taksonomi {n} :: taxonomist, taxonomer
taksonomia {n} :: taxonomy
taksonominen {adj} [science] :: taxonomic
taksvärkki {n} [historical] :: day's work (full working day that a tenant farmer had to work for a landlord instead or in addition to a cash rent)
taksvärkki {n} :: A quantity of work contributed to the Operation Day's Work movement, usually shorter than a full working day
taksvärkki {n} [by extension, colloquial] :: free work (work done without compensation)
taksvärkkipäivä {n} [historical] :: day's work (full working day that a tenant had to work for a landlord instead or in addition to a cash rent)
taktiikka {n} :: tactic, tactics
taktikko {n} :: A tactician
taktikoida {vi} :: To maneuver
taktinen {adj} :: tactical
taktisesti {adv} :: tactically
takuta {vi} :: to get tangled, to jam (to be congested, slow or difficult)
takuu {n} :: guarantee (anything that assures a certain outcome)
takuu {n} :: guarantee (written declaration that a product will be fit for a purpose and work correctly)
takuu {n} :: warranty (engagement or undertaking, that a certain fact regarding the subject of a contract is, or shall be, as it is expressly implied or promised to be)
takuu {n} :: warrant
takuu {n} [usually in plural] :: bail bond, bail (surety or money posted as bail)
takuuaika {n} :: guarantee period
takuueläke {n} :: guaranteed pension
takuulla {adv} :: most certainly
takuusitoumus {n} :: guarantee (detailed, elaborate commitment to provide a warranty)
takuutalletus {n} :: security deposit (amount of money paid in advance as security against the payor's non-performance of a contractual obligation)
takuutyö {n} :: warranty work
täky {n} :: bait
takykardia {n} [cardiology] :: tachycardia
takykiniini {n} [chemistry] :: tachykinin
takymetri {n} :: A tachymeter
takyoni {n} [physics] :: alternative form of takioni
talamokortikaalinen {adj} [anatomy, pathology] :: thalamocortical (relating to, or connecting the thalamus and the cerebral cortex)
talamus {n} [anatomy] :: thalamus
talari {n} :: alternative form of taalari
talas {n} :: boat shed (simple shelter for boats, nets and other fishing gear)
talentti {n} :: talent (unit of weight and money)
tali {n} :: suet (fatty tissue that surrounds and protects the kidneys)
tali {n} :: tallow (hard animal fat obtained from suet)
tali {n} :: sebum (thick oily substance, secreted by the sebaceous glands of the skin)
taliaivo {n} [derogatory] :: blockhead, idiot
talidomidi {n} [medicine] :: thalidomide
talikko {n} :: digging fork, garden fork, manure fork, fork
talikynttilä {n} :: tallow candle
talinen {adj} :: sebaceous (exhibiting the presence of tallow, greasy)
talinvuoto {n} [pathology] :: seborrhea (skin disorder)
talipää {n} [vulgar] :: blockhead, idiot
talirauhanen {n} [anatomy] :: sebaceous gland
talismaani {n} :: talisman
talitiainen {n} [bird] :: great tit, Parus major
talitiainen {n} :: titmouse, tit (bird of the genus Parus)
talitintti {n} [colloquial, bird] :: great tit
talja {n} :: fleece (garment)
talja {n} :: hide (prepared skin of an animal)
talja {n} :: tackle (a system of ropes and blocks (pulleys))
taljajousi {n} :: compound bow
taljanka {n} [music] :: garmon (small Russian accordion)
taljankka {n} [music, dialectal] :: synonym of harmonikka
taljasto {n} [nautical] :: tackle (system of ropes and blocks)
talkita {vt} :: To spread talc on
talkkari {n} [colloquial] :: janitor, super
talkki {n} [mineral] :: talc
talkkijauhe {n} :: talcum powder
talkkuna {n} :: A traditional Russian (толокно) / Finnish / Estonian (kama) finely milled flour mixture made of roasted barley, rye, oats and peas; used e.g. for making porridge, baking pirogs or mixed with milk, butter or lard as snack
talkkunajauho {n} :: talkkuna or kama flour
talkoot {n} [usually, in plural] :: bee (gathering for carrying out a major task, such as harvesting or construction)
talkoot {n} :: synonym of talkootyö
talkootanssit {n} [historical] :: dance held at the end of a bee (gathering for carrying out a major task, such as harvesting or construction)
talkootyö {n} :: work performed in the form of talkoot (bee)
talkootyö {n} :: volunteering, volunteer work (work done by volunteers)
talkooväki {n} :: volunteers, people taking part in volunteer work
talla {n} [music] :: bridge (piece on a stringed instrument that supports the strings)
talla {n} :: sole (bottom or lower part of anything on which it rests)
talla {n} :: runner (smooth strip on which a sledge runs)
talla {n} [slang] :: gas pedal, acceleration pedal, accelerator, throttle (pedal)
tällä {pron} :: at this, on this; with this
tallaaja {n} :: stomper (one who stomps or tramples)
tallaaminen {n} :: stomping, padding
tällään {adv} [uncommon] :: the way it is now
tallaantua {v} :: alternative form of tallautua
tällä erää {adv} :: for now (at the moment; until later)
tällä haavaa {adv} :: for now (at the moment; until later)
tällä hetkellä {adv} :: at the moment, currently (at this moment; right now)
tällä hetkellä {adv} :: nowadays (at the present time)
tallailla {vi} [frequentative] :: To saunter, stroll, wander
tällainen {adj} :: this kind of
tälläinen {adj} [proscribed] :: alternative form of tällainen
tallata {vt} :: to stomp, pad
tällätä {vt} :: To deck
tallautua {v} :: To be trampled
tällä välin {adv} :: in the meantime, meanwhile
tällä välin {adv} :: currently
tälläytyä {vi} :: to dress up, to prepare oneself
tälleen {adv} [colloquial] :: like this
tallefilmi {n} :: original film, master film
tallekappale {n} :: copy for archival
tallella {adv} :: left (remaining)
tallella {adv} :: in its proper place, still there (not stolen or moved)
tallelle {adv} :: jäädä tallelle: to remain, be preserved
tallelle {adv} [rare] :: synonym of talteen
tallelokero {n} :: a safe deposit box
tallenne {n} :: A record, recording
tallennin {n} :: recorder (apparatus)
tallennus {n} :: recording, data recording (act of recording data)
tallennusväline {n} [computing] :: storage device (piece of hardware whose main function is to store data)
tallentaa {vt} :: to record (to make a record or recording)
tallentaa {vt} :: to save or to file (to store a datafile on a storage medium)
tallentaa {vt} :: to download (to transfer a file/files to removable media)
tallentaa {vt} :: to capture (to store, as in sounds or image, for later revisitation)
tallentaja {n} [computing] :: keyboarder
tallentamaton {adj} :: unrecorded
tallentamaton {adj} [computing] :: unsaved
tallentua {vi} :: to be recorded
tallessa {adv} :: safe, secure (in a safe place, free from the danger of theft)
tallesta {adv} :: from being safe or secure, from a safe place
tallete {n} :: deposit
tallete {n} :: synonym of tallenne
tallettaa {v} :: to deposit
tallettaa {v} :: to store
tallettaminen {n} :: depositing
tallettaminen {n} :: storing
talletus {n} :: A deposit (asset left to the care of someone)
talletuspankki {n} [banking] :: deposit bank
talli {n} :: stable
talli {n} :: garage
talli {n} [car racing] :: team
tallikaveri {n} [motor sports] :: teammate (member of same motor sports team)
tallikaveri {n} :: stablemate
tallimestari {n} :: stablemaster, stable master, head groom
tallimestari {n} :: equerry
Tallinna {prop} :: Tallinna (capital city)
tallipäitset {n} :: A halter (horse's headgear)
tallitonttu {n} [folklore] :: An elf said to inhabit the stables and take care of animals
tallium {n} :: thallium
talloa {vt} :: To stomp
tällöin {adv} :: now, then, at this time
tällöin {adv} :: in that case, in which case
tallukas {n} :: A traditional Finnish footwear
tallukka {n} :: Same as tallukas
tallustaa {vi} :: to walk, to romp, to plod
tallustella {vi} :: to walk, romp or plod around
talo {n} :: house
talo {n} :: building
talo {n} [now, uncommon] :: farm, homestead
Talonen {prop} :: surname
talon etu {n} [gambling] :: hold (the percentage the house wins on a gamble as an average)
talonki {n} [finance] :: counterfoil of a cheque, stock certificate or bond
talonki {n} [card games] :: talon (stack of undealt cards)
talonmies {n} :: A janitor, caretaker (someone who looks after the maintenance and cleaning of a building)
talonpaikka {n} :: spot or location for a house
talonpito {n} :: farm maintenance
talonpoika {n} :: freeholder (person who holds tenure by freehold)
talonpoika {n} :: farmer (non-dependent person who earns his living by cultivating his own or rented land)
talonpoika {n} [chess] :: pawn
talonpoikainen {adj} :: peasantly
talonpoikaiskapina {n} :: peasant revolt, peasant uprising, peasant rebellion
talonpoikaiskulttuuri {n} :: peasant culture
talonpoikaispurjehdus {n} [historical] :: a type of maritime trade between villages and cities
talonpoikaisto {n} [historical] :: peasants, yeomanry (class of small freeholders who cultivated their own land)
talonpoikaistyyli {n} :: peasant style
talonrakennustekniikka {n} :: building technology
talonväki {n} :: household, people in a household
talonvaltaaja {n} :: squatter
talonvaltaus {n} :: squatting
talon viini {n} :: house wine
talonviini {n} :: alternative form of talon viini
taloryhmä {n} :: group of houses
talosilla {adv} [of children] :: playing house
talosilla {adv} :: living in a household (often with kanssa (with))
talosille {adv} [of children] :: (into) playing house
talosille {adv} :: (into) living in a household (often with kanssa (with))
talotekniikka {n} :: household engineering, building services engineering
talotekniikka {n} :: building technology, home technology, household technology
talotyyppi {n} :: type of building or house
taloudellinen {adj} :: economical, prudent, frugal, thrifty, efficient
taloudellinen {adj} :: economic
taloudellinen {adj} :: financial
taloudellisesti {adv} :: economically (in an economic manner)
taloudellisesti {adv} :: economically (in an economical manner)
taloudellistaa {vt} :: to make (more) economical
taloudenhoitaja {n} :: matron, housekeeper (person employed to run someone else's household)
taloudenhoitaja {n} :: char, charwoman, charlady, cleaning lady (similar, but the tasks are less responsible, such as cleaning)
taloudenhoitaja {n} :: treasurer (the official entrusted with the funds and revenues of an organization such as a club)
taloudenpito {n} :: housekeeping
taloudenpito {n} :: economic management
talous {n} :: economy
talous {n} :: finance
talous {n} :: a system that maintains something
talous {n} :: an independently acting and managed economic unit, especially in terms of food procurement and cooking, such as a household or a larger organization that feeds its members
talousala {n} :: economic sector
talousalue {n} :: economic region (often vaguely defined geographic region within which economic actors are interdependent on each other; often centered by a major city)
talousapu {n} :: economical aid, assistance
talousarvio {n} :: budget (itemized summary of intended expenditure and revenue)
talousasia {n} :: financial matter
talousaskare {n} :: household chore
talousastia {n} :: household container, crockery
talouselämä {n} :: economy
talousesimies {n} :: steward (ship's officer who is in charge of making dining arrangements and provisions)
talousesine {n} :: household item, household article
talousfolio {n} :: aluminum foil, especially when packed for household use
taloushallinto {n} :: financial management, financial administration
taloushenkilökunta {n} :: household staff
taloushenkilökunta {n} :: financial staff
taloushenkilöstö {n} :: synonym of taloushenkilökunta
taloushistoria {n} :: economic history
taloushuolto {n} [military] :: synonym of huolto
talousihme {n} :: economic miracle
talousjaosto {n} :: economic committee
talousjärjestelmä {n} :: economic system
talousjärjestö {n} :: economic organization
talousjärjestys {n} :: economic order
talousjäte {n} :: household waste
talousjohtaja {n} :: financial director, chief financial officer
talousjournalismi {n} :: financial journalism
talouskala {n} :: commercially important fish
talouskalja {n} :: industrially manufactured mild beer or kvass-like drink
talouskäsine {n} :: household glove, domestic glove
talouskasvu {n} :: economic growth
talouskäyttö {n} :: household use
talouskehitys {n} :: economic development
talouskeskus {n} :: financial center
talouskone {n} :: household machine, household appliance
talouskoulu {n} :: domestic skills school
talouskriisi {n} :: economic crisis
talouskupla {n} :: economic bubble (trade in products or assets with unreasonably inflated prices)
talouskyljys {n} :: pork collar
talouslama {n} :: economic depression
talouslasi {n} :: domestic glass, household glass
talousliitto {n} :: economic union
talousmaantiede {n} [geography] :: economic geography
talousmahti {n} :: economic power
talousmatematiikka {n} :: mathematical economics
talousmenot {n} :: household expenses
talousmetsä {n} :: commercial forest, production forest
talousmies {n} :: (male) financier or economist
talousmuoto {n} :: form of economy, economic model
talousmuovi {n} :: household plastic item
talousnakki {n} [dated] :: A cheap variety of wiener sausage containing less meat than the ordinary wiener (nakki)
talousnero {n} :: financial or economic wizard or genius
talousneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the eighth rank granted by the President of Finland to people with accomplishments in economics, particularly regional economics or smaller enterprises
talousohjelma {n} :: economic program
talousopettaja {n} :: economy teacher
talousopetus {n} :: economic education
talousoppi {n} :: economics
talousosasto {n} :: financial department
talouspäällikkö {n} :: financial manager
talouspakkaus {n} :: economic packaging
talouspakolainen {n} :: economic refugee (person fleeing poverty)
talouspakote {n} :: economic sanction
talouspaperi {n} :: kitchen paper, household towel, tissue (material: soft paper towel sold in rolls)
talouspaperi {n} :: paper towel, kitchen towel, tissue (individual sheet)
talouspiimä {n} :: soured milk or buttermilk with fat content between 0.8%–1.5%
talouspoliittinen {adj} :: economic policy (of or pertaining to economic policy)
talouspolitiikka {n} :: economic policy
talouspula {n} [dated] :: economic depression
talouspyyhe {n} :: household towel
talousraha {n} :: money used to finance a household
talousrakennus {n} [legal] :: any building on a plot that is not intended to be lived in, such as a sauna or a storage building
talousrakennus {n} :: agricultural building
talousrikos {n} :: financial crime, economic crime
talousrikostutkinta {n} :: financial investigation, investigation into a financial crime
taloussaarto {n} :: economic blockade (blockade aimed at stopping the international trade of a country)
taloussiirappi {n} :: cake syrup
taloussokeri {n} :: table sugar, domestic sugar
taloussooda {n} :: washing soda, soda ash, Na2CO3
taloussopimus {n} :: economic agreement
taloussosiologi {n} :: economic sociologist
taloussosiologia {n} :: economic sociology
taloussprii {n} :: a formerly sold ethanol solution for domestic use that became infamous for its wide use as surrogate alcohol
taloussuhde {n} [usually, in plural] :: economic relations
taloussuklaa {n} :: baker's chocolate, baking chocolate, plain chocolate
taloussuunnitelma {n} :: business plan, economic plan
taloustarvike {n} :: household good, household article, household product; kitchenware
taloustavara {n} :: household good, household article, houseware
talousteoria {n} [social sciences] :: economics
taloustiede {n} :: economics (social science)
taloustieteellinen {adj} :: economical (related to economics)
taloustieteellisesti {adv} :: economically (pertaining to economics)
taloustieteilijä {n} :: economist
taloustieto {n} :: economic information
taloustikas {n} :: step ladder
taloustilanne {n} :: economic situation
taloustirehtööri {n} :: an honorary title of the tenth rank granted by the President of Finland to people with merits in the field of economics or business
taloustoimisto {n} :: business office
taloustutkimus {n} :: economic study, economic research
taloustyö {n} :: housework, household chore
talousvaaka {n} :: a scale for use in home
talousvaikeudet {n} :: economic problems
talousvaikeus {n} :: economic or financial difficulty / problem / trouble
talousvaliokunta {n} :: the standing committee on economics of the Finnish Parliament
talousvaltio {n} :: economic state
talousvesi {n} :: tap water
talousveturi {n} [figuratively] :: economic driver (the leading economic power)
talousvuosi {n} :: financial year
talousvyöhyke {n} :: economic zone
talousyhteisö {n} :: economic community
talousyksikkö {n} :: resident unit, economic unit
taloyhtiö {n} :: condominium (company established to own and govern one or more buildings, which may be residential or office building)
talsia {v} :: to tramp, traipse
talso {n} :: adze (axe-like tool)
tältään {adv} [rare, dialectal] :: as-is, like this
tältä osin {phrase} :: for this part (as far as this specific issue is concerned)
taltata {vt} :: to chisel
talteen {adv} :: safe, secure (into a safe place, out of the danger of theft)
talteenotto {n} :: recovery (act or process of regaining or repossession of something lost, like heat, substances from wastewater etc.)
taltio {n} :: original copy of a document (that is to be archived)
taltio {n} [computing] :: volume
taltioida {v} :: to record
taltiointi {n} :: recording (reproduction of sound and or image on any media)
taltta {n} :: A chisel
talttamainen {adj} :: chisellike
talttavasara {n} :: chisel hammer, chipping hammer
talttua {vi} :: to abate
taltuttaa {vt} :: To tame
talutella {vt} :: to lead or walk around
talutin {n} :: leash (animal restraint)
taluttaa {v} :: to lead (a child, dog etc.)
taluttaa {v} :: to walk (to push (a vehicle) alongside oneself as one walks)
taluttaa {v} :: to walk (to walk someone with a firm grip)
talutushihna {n} :: leash, lead
talutusnuora {n} :: leash, a rope to restrain an animal
talveentua {v} :: synonym of talveutua
talvehdittaa {vt} :: to winter
talvehtia {vi} :: to winter, overwinter (spend the winter in)
talvehtimisalue {n} :: wintering area
talvehtimissilmu {n} [botany] :: turion, hibernaculum (wintering bud of certain aquatic plants)
talvella {adv} :: in the winter
talvemmaksi {adv} :: closer towards the winter
talvemmalla {adv} :: later in the winter
talvemmalle {adv} :: closer towards the winter
talvempana {adv} :: later in the winter
talvennapa {n} :: synonym of talvenselkä
talvenselkä {n} :: midwinter
talveton {adj} :: winterless
talveuttaa {vt} :: to take care (of something) over winter
talveutua {vi} :: to prepare for winter, especially of animals or plants
talvi {n} :: winter
talviaamu {n} :: winter morning
talviaika {n} :: wintertime
talviaika {n} :: standard time (as opposed to daylight saving time)
talviasuttava {adj} :: A building where one can live in winter
talvifarkut {n} :: winter jeans
talvifarmarit {n} :: jeans with a lining for use in winter
talvihauta {n} :: a cold grave in which a recently died person is temporarily buried, only historically used in some parts of Finland
talvihorros {n} :: The deep hibernation where the internal temperature of an animal is close to freezing point
talvijuurekas {n} :: enoki mushroom, Flammulina velutipes (mushroom with a long, thin stem, used in East Asian cuisine)
talvikausi {n} :: winter season
talvikeli {n} [colloquial] :: winter weather
talvikenkä {n} :: winter shoe
talvikisa {n} :: in plural, Winter Olympics
talvikisa {n} [rare] :: Any sports- or other competitive event held in winter
talvikisat {n} :: Winter Olympics
talvikisat {n} :: Any winter sports event
talvikki {n} :: wintergreen (any of the evergreen herbaceous plants of the genus Pyrola in the family Ericaceae)
Talvikki {prop} :: given name
talvikkiöljy {n} :: oil of wintergreen
talvikunnossapito {n} :: winter maintenance, winter service (such as for pathways to be cleared of snow, covered with gravel to make them less slippery, etc.)
talvikurpitsa {n} :: winter squash
talvikuu {n} [obsolete] :: December
talvikynteli {n} :: winter savory, Satureja montana
talvilaji {n} :: a winter sport
talvilämmin {adj} :: warm or heated during winter
talvilepo {n} :: winter rest
talviloma {n} :: A winter break, winter vacation, winter holidays
talvimonsuuni {n} :: winter monsoon
talvinen {adj} :: wintry
talvinuotta {n} :: a seine for fishing during winter
talvio {n} :: periwinkle (Vinca)
talviolympialaiset {n} :: Winter Olympics, Olympic Winter Games
talviomena {n} :: any apple tree that produces its fruit in the winter
talviomena {n} :: fruit of such trees
talvipäivä {n} :: winter day
talvipäivänseisaus {n} [calendar] :: winter solstice, midwinter
talvipuhde {n} :: winter twilight
talvipuhtaanapito {n} :: winter cleaning, winter maintenance
talvipuku {n} :: winter coat (winter appearance of an animal]
talvipuutarha {n} :: winter conservatory
talvirengas {n} :: snow tire, winter tire [US]; winter tyre [UK] (tire intended for use on snow and ice)
talviruokinta {n} :: winter feeding
talvisää {n} :: winter weather
talvisaapas {n} :: winter boot, ßnow boot
talvisade {n} :: winter rain
talvisaika {n} :: wintertime
talvisin {adv} :: during winters
talvisin {adj} :: superlative of talvinen
talvisipuli {n} :: Welsh onion, spring onion, Japanese bunching onion, scallion or green onion; Allium fistulosum
talvisota {n} [uncountable] :: Winter War (war fought between Finland and Soviet Union in 1939-40)
talvisydän {n} [poetic] :: midwinter
talvitakki {n} :: winter coat (warm coat)
talvitammi {n} :: sessile oak (large deciduous tree, Quercus petraea)
talvitela {n} [automotive] :: winter track (caterpillar track designed for winter use)
talvitela {n} :: in plural also (see: talvitelat), state of being stored for winter
talvitelat {n} :: in adessive, ablative and allative cases only, state of being stored away for wintering; no direct English equivalent
talvitie {n} :: winter road (road only accessible in winter)
talviturkki {n} :: winter coat (winter appearance of a furred animal)
talviturkki {n} :: A thick fur coat intended to be used in winter
talviturkki {n} [figuratively] :: Not having swum in the ongoing summer or swimming season
talviuni {n} :: winter sleep, hibernation, denning (winter rest of animals like bears)
talviurheilu {n} :: winter sport
talviurheilulaji {n} :: winter sport event
talviyö {n} :: winter night
tama {n} [colloquial] :: Tamagotchi
tämä {pron} [demonstrative] :: this
tämä {determiner} :: this
tamaani {n} :: hyrax (African rodent-resembling animal of the order Hyracoidea)
tämän {pron} [accusative] :: this (direct object):
tämän {pron} :: (genitive) of this:
tämänaamuinen {adj} :: Occurring on this morning
tämänhetkinen {adj} :: Occurring now; current, actual
tämäniltainen {adj} :: Occurring on this evening
tämänkaltainen {adj} :: this kind of
tämänkertainen {adj} :: taking place this time
tämänkesäinen {adj} :: occurring or having occurred this summer
tämänkeväinen {adj} :: occurring or having occurred this spring
tämänlainen {adj} :: synonym of tällainen
tämänpäiväinen {adj} :: today's; occurring or appearing today
tämänpuoleinen {adj} :: on this side, hither
tämänpuoleinen {adj} [figuratively] :: aboveground (as opposed to otherworldly or pertaining to the afterlife)
tämänsyksyinen {adj} :: occurring or having occurred this autumn or fall
tämän takia {phrase} :: because of this, due to this, this is why
tämäntalvinen {adj} :: occurring or having occurred this winter
tämäntyyppinen {adj} :: this type of, this kind of
tämänviikkoinen {adj} :: Occurring on this week
tämän vuoksi {phrase} :: because of this
tämänvuotinen {adj} :: This year's
tämä päivä {n} [literally] :: this day
tämä päivä {n} :: today, present day, this day
tämä päivä {n} :: used in certain cases adverbially and adjectivally in the sense current time as a wider concept
tamarao {n} :: tamaraw, Bubalus mindorensis
tamariini {n} :: tamarin
tamarindi {n} :: tamarind (tree, Tamarindus indica)
tamarindi {n} :: tamarind (fruit)
tamariski {n} :: tamarisk (shrub of the genus Tamarix)
tambopatanmuura {n} :: A bamboo antshrike
tamburiini {n} :: tambourine
tamili {n} :: Tamil (language)
tamili {n} :: A Tamil (person)
tamineet {n} [colloquial] :: uniform, clothes, supplies, equipment
tamma {n} :: mare (adult female horse)
Tammela {prop} [uncountable] :: Tammela (municipality)
Tammela {prop} [uncountable] :: Tammela (suburb)
Tammela {prop} :: surname
tammelalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Tammela
tammelalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Tammela
tammenlehti {n} :: oak leaf
tammenlehvä {n} :: oak sprig
tammenrousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius quietus
tammensavurousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius azonites
tammenterho {n} :: acorn
Tammerkoski {n} :: a rapids in Finland that runs through the modern city of Tampere
Tammerkoski {n} :: Tammerkoski (area)
tammi {n} :: oak
tammi {n} :: pedunculate oak, Quercus robur
tammi {n} :: checkers, draughts (boardgame)
tammi {n} :: king (doubled piece in checkers)
tammi {n} [dialectal, archaic] :: heart, core, axis
tammi {n} :: abbreviation of tammikuu
tammi {n} [dialectal] :: dam
Tammi {prop} :: surname
Tammi {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in SW Finland (warm enough for oaks)
tammihapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula pseudointegra
tammihärkä {n} :: stag beetle, Lucanus cervus
tammihiiri {n} :: garden dormouse, Eliomys quercinus. Despite its name it is not zoologically a mouse, but belongs to the family Gliridae (dormice)
tammihuonekalu {n} :: oaken furniture
tammikuinen {adj} :: Pertaining to January
tammikuu {n} :: January
tammilauta {n} :: oak board
tammilehto {n} :: oak grove
Tammilehto {prop} :: surname
tammimetsä {n} :: oakwood (wood populated with oak trees)
tamminen {adj} :: oak, oaken (made from oak tree)
Tamminen {prop} :: surname
tamminkainen {n} :: stag beetle, Lucanus cervus
tammiparketti {n} :: oak parquet
tammipeli {n} :: checkers, draughts (board game)
tammipöytä {n} :: oaken table
tammipuinen {adj} :: oak, oaken (made of oak wood)
tammipuu {n} :: oak tree
tammisunnuntai {n} :: The day when the Finnish civil war broke out, i.e. Sunday the 27th of January 1918
tammitynnyri {n} :: oak barrel
tammiviilu {n} :: oak veneer
tammivireo {n} :: Hutton's vireo (Vireo huttoni)
tammivyöhyke {n} :: biome zone with oak trees
tämmöinen {adj} :: this kind of
tämmönen {adj} [colloquial or dialectal] :: synonym of tällainen
tammukka {n} :: brown trout (Salmo trutta morph fario, Salmo trutta morph lacustris)
tammukka {n} :: sea trout (Salmo trutta morph trutta)
tampata {v} :: to tamp (to pack down by frequent gentle strokes)
Tampere {prop} :: Tampere (city)
tamperelainen {n} :: A person from, or an inhabitant of, Tampere
tamperelainen {adj} :: Of or pertaining to the city of Tampere or its citizens
tampio {n} [colloquial, derogatory] :: stupid person
tamponi {n} :: tampon
tamponoida {vt} :: to insert a tampon (into)
tamponoida {vt} :: to swab
tampopaino {n} :: tampography, pad printing
tamppi {n} :: strip, tab or rope attached with its ends (in clothing, curtains, etc.)
tamppi {n} [equestrianism] :: trace, tug
tamppi {n} :: synonym of tuurna
tamppu {n} :: the stem of an ear of grain
tampuuri {n} [architecture] :: tambour
tampuuri {n} [papermaking] :: reel for paper coming out of the machine
tanaan {adv} :: into being pointing forward, straight or erect
tänään {adv} :: today
tänäinen {adj} [rare] :: today's (of, pertaining to, occurring or appearing today)
tanakasti {adv} :: stockily, sturdily, strongly, heartily, steadily, firmly
tanakka {adj} :: stocky, sturdy, beefy (of a person or an animal, solidly built, heavy and compact)
tanakka {adj} :: strong, stiff, stout, thick (of an object, materially strong)
tanakka {adj} :: hearty, plentiful, nourishing, rich, abundant (of a meal, sufficient, at least quantity-wise)
tanakka {adj} :: steady (capable of keeping one’s balance or staying put)
tanakka {adj} :: firm, strong (e.g. of a grip)
tanakoitua {v} :: To become sturdier
tanassa {adv} [static] :: pointing forward, straight, erect
tanatologia {n} :: thanatology
tandempyörä {n} :: tandem (bicycle)
tandooriuuni {n} :: tandoor
Taneli {prop} :: given name
Tanganjikajärvi {prop} :: Lake Tanganyika
tangeerata {vi} [geometry] :: synonym of sivuta
tangentiaalinen {adj} :: tangential
tangentti {n} [geometry, trigonometry] :: tangent
tangentti {n} :: the push-to-talk button (PTT) in a two-way radio
tangenttilause {n} [trigonometry] :: law of tangents, tangent rule, tangent formula
tangenttitaso {n} :: tangent plane
tangenttivektori {n} [geometry] :: tangent vector
tangeriini {n} :: tangerine (type of citrus fruit)
tango {n} :: tango
tangolaulaja {n} :: tango singer
tangonreuna {n} :: hoist (the vertical edge of a flag closest to the staff)
tangrammi {n} :: A tangram
tanhu {n} :: a Finnish folk dance
tanhu {n} [dialectal] :: dance, dancing
tanhua {n} :: stockyard
tanhuryhmä {n} :: tanhu group
tanhuta {vi} :: to dance tanhu
tanhuta {vi} [dialectal] :: to dance
tanhuvilla {adv} :: in the region or proximity of
Tanja {prop} :: given name
tanka {n} :: tanka (Japanese verse)
tankata {v} :: to fuel, to refuel
tankata {v} :: to stammer, to stutter, to repeat
tankea {adj} :: stiff
tankeroenglanti {n} :: badly pronounced English
tankkailla {v} :: to fuel or refuel repeatedly
tankkaus {n} :: refueling, tanking up
tankkaustauko {n} :: A pit stop (brief stop for fuel, rest, and refreshment during an automobile journey)
tankkeri {n} [nautical] :: tanker (vessel designed for carrying liquids)
tankki {n} :: tank (container)
tankki {n} :: tank (armoured fighting vehicle)
tankkialus {n} :: tanker (ship)
tankkiauto {n} [colloquial] :: tank truck (US), road tanker (UK), tanker (truck equipped with a tank for transporting liquids or sometimes powders)
tankkilaiva {n} [nautical] :: tanker (vessel used to transport large quantities of liquid)
tankkiveturi {n} [rail transport] :: tank engine
tanko {n} :: rod, bar, pole, staff (long stick)
tanko {n} [ballet] :: barre (handrail fixed to a wall to aid exercises)
tanko {n} [metallurgy] :: billet
tanko {n} :: short for kanelitanko
tanko {n} :: short for vaniljatanko
tanko {n} :: short for saippuatanko
tanko {n} :: short for vaatetanko
tankoharppi {n} :: beam compass
tankojuoppo {n} :: drunk driver of a bicycle etc
tankojuoppous {n} :: drunk driving of a bicycle etc
tankokomero {n} :: closet or wardrobe with a clothes rail
tankotanssi {n} :: pole dance
tankoteräs {n} :: bar steel
tänne {adv} :: here (to this place), hither
tännemmä {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of tännemmäs
tännemmäksi {adv} :: synonym of tännemmäs
tännemmäs {adv} :: closer (towards) here, (to) more over here
tännempää {adv} :: from closer to here
tännempänä {adv} [static] :: closer to here, more over here
tännepäin {adv} :: this way, here, toward me (towards the direction of the speaker)
tanner {n} :: field
tanner {n} :: ground
tanner {n} :: hard tamped soil or snow
tanner {n} :: yard
tanner {n} :: open flat area
Tanner {prop} :: surname
tanniini {n} :: tannin
tännimmäinen {adj} :: closest (to) over here
tano {n} :: birchbark band
tano {n} :: alternative form of tanu
tanotorvi {n} :: a horn made of birchbark
tanrekki {n} [zoology] :: tenrec (mammal of the family Tenrecidae, found in Madagascar and parts of African continent)
Tansania {prop} :: Tanzania (United Republic of Tanzania)
tansaniitti {n} [mineral] :: tanzanite
tanska {n} :: Danish (language)
Tanska {prop} :: Denmark
tanskalainen {n} :: Dane, Danish (person)
tanskalainen {adj} :: Danish, of or relating to Denmark
tanskalainen {adj} :: Danish, related to the Danish language
Tanskalaismaa {n} [historical] :: Danelaw, Danelagen (part of England which was under Danish rule)
tanskalaismies {n} :: Daneman, Danish man
tanskalaisnainen {n} :: Danish woman
tanskalaistaa {v} :: to Danicize
tanskalaisuus {n} :: Danishness (state or property of being Danish)
tanskandoggi {n} :: Great Dane
Tanskanen {prop} :: surname
tanskankielinen {adj} :: Danish-speaking
tanskankielinen {adj} :: Expressed in the Danish language
Tanskan kuningaskunta {prop} :: The Kingdom of Denmark
Tanskanmaa {prop} [dated] :: synonym of Tanska
Tanska-Norja {prop} :: Denmark-Norway
tanskantaa {vt} :: to translate into Danish
tanskatar {n} :: A Danish woman
tanssata {v} [dialectal] :: to dance
tanssi {n} :: dance
tanssia {vi} :: to dance
tanssiaiset {n} :: dance (social event)
tanssiaiset {n} :: ball (dancing event)
tanssiarvostelu {n} :: dance review, dance critique
tanssiaskel {n} :: dance step
tanssihäät {n} :: dance wedding (wedding that involves dancing)
tanssija {n} :: dancer
tanssija {n} :: manakin (any passerine bird of the family Pipridae)
tanssijatar {n} :: A female dancer
tanssikoulu {n} :: dance school
tanssikurssi {n} :: dancing course
tanssilattia {n} :: dance floor
tanssilava {n} :: dance hall, dance platform
tanssiminen {n} :: dancing
tanssimusiikki {n} :: dance music
tanssinopettaja {n} :: dance instructor, dance master
tanssiorkesteri {n} :: dance orchestra (orchestra that plays dance music)
tanssiryhmä {n} :: dance group
tanssisali {n} :: ballroom (large room used for dancing and banquets)
tanssit {n} :: dance (social event)
tanssitaiteilija {n} :: dance artist, dancer
tanssitauti {n} [disease] :: chorea
tanssitella {vt} :: to dance (someone) around
tanssittaa {vt} :: to make someone dance
tanssittaa {vt} :: to dance with (someone), spin (someone around the floor)
tantaali {n} :: tantalum
tantari {n} :: a (usually vertical) rod or staff for hooks to hold pots in a fireplace, oven, etc
tantere {n} :: alternative form of tanner
tantrinen {adj} [Buddhism, yoga] :: tantric
tantta {n} :: An elder, plump woman
tanttamainen {adj} [colloquial] :: like or similar to an elder woman
tanttamaisesti {adv} [colloquial] :: in a way that is like or similar to an elder woman
tantti {n} :: alternative form of tantta
tanu {n} :: A traditional Finnish bonnet worn by women
tao {n} :: tao
taoismi {n} [rare] :: Taoism
taolainen {adj} :: Taoist
taolainen {n} :: A Taoist
taolaisuus {n} :: Taoism
taonta {n} :: forging
taonta {n} :: hammering, beating
taontatyö {n} :: forging work
taos {n} :: That which has been forged, any product of the work of a blacksmith
taottaa {v} :: to have forged by a smith
taottava {adj} [metallurgy] :: malleable (capable to be shaped by hammering, or by pressure)
taottavuus {n} :: malleability
tapa {n} :: custom
tapa {n} :: habit
tapa {n} :: manner
tapa {n} :: way (to do a thing)
tapaaminen {n} :: meeting, appointment, gathering, rendezvous, get-together (informal meeting)
tapaamisoikeus {n} :: access, visitation (right of a separated or divorced parent to visit a child)
tapahtua {vi} :: To happen, take place, occur, come about, come up
tapahtuma {n} :: event, happening, occurrence, incident
tapahtuma {n} :: short for maksutapahtuma
tapahtuma {n} [computing, databases] :: transaction
tapahtumahorisontti {n} [astrophysics] :: event horizon
tapahtumakalenteri {n} :: events calendar
tapahtumaketju {n} :: A chain of events
tapahtumaloki {n} :: event log
tapahtumapaikka {n} :: Venue, scene
tapahtumarikas {adj} :: eventful
tapahtumasarja {n} :: A chain of events, cascade
tapahtuminen {n} :: happening, occurring, taking place
tapahtunut tosiasia {n} :: fait accompli
tapailla {v} :: To date (to take someone on a series of dates)
tapailla {vt} :: to reach, to probe, to grope, to pitch, to meet
tapailunimi {n} :: note name in solfège
tapainen {adj} [genitive or possessive suffix +] :: resembling, similar, like
tapainen {adj} :: mannered (as headword of a compound term: behaving in a way defined by the modifier)
tapainkuvaus {n} :: description of manners or etiquette (such as historical ones)
tapaintuomari {n} :: one who watches over manners or morals, moralist
tapainturmelus {n} :: depravation, degradation of manners
tapaisesti {adv} [genitive + ~] :: like, in the manner of
tapakasvatus {n} :: the teaching of manners to someone who is growing up
tapakristillinen {adj} :: culturally Christian, superficially Christian (such as celebrating Christian holidays but without being devout in the belief)
tapakristitty {n} :: cultural Christian, a superficially Christian person who is not devout in the belief
tapakulttuuri {n} :: customs collectively, the culture of these customs
tapaluokka {n} [grammar] :: mood, grammatical mood, modus
tapani {n} [colloquial] :: Boxing Day
tapani {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of tapa
Tapani {prop} :: given name
tapaninajo {n} :: a sleigh ride on St. Stephen's Day
tapaninpäivä {n} :: St. Stephen's Day (December 26, coinciding with Boxing Day)
tapaoikeus {n} :: common law
täpärä {adj} :: close, narrow, short (having a small margin)
täpärästi {adv} :: narrowly, barely
taparikollinen {n} :: habitual criminal, habitual offender, repeat offender
taparikollisuus {n} :: habitual criminality
täpäryys {n} :: narrowness, closeness, shortness
tapas {n} :: An individual item of tapas; mostly used in plural
tapatieto {n} :: knowledge of customs
tapattaa {v} :: to order to kill
tapaturma {n} :: accident, particularly one resulting in injury or death
tapaturma-asema {n} :: a clinical facility specializing in (relatively minor) accidental injuries
tapaturmainen {adj} :: accidental (being or caused by an accident, usually one resulting in injury or death)
tapaturmaisesti {adv} :: accidentally
tapauksekas {adj} :: eventful
tapauksittain {adv} :: by case, on a case-by-case basis
tapaus {n} :: event, incident, occurrence, occasion
tapaus {n} :: case, instance
tapauskohtainen {adj} :: case-by-case, ad hoc, on occasion
tapausrikas {adj} :: synonym of tapauksekas
tapaustutkimus {n} :: case study
tapella {vi} :: To fight (to contend in physical conflict; without weapons, with fists etc.)
tapella {vi} :: To quarrel, to squabble
tapetoida {vt} :: to wallpaper, to paper (to apply wallpaper to)
tapetointi {n} :: wallpapering
tapetti {n} :: wallpaper
tapiiri {n} :: tapir
täpinä {n} :: A flutter (state of emotional agitation). Mostly used in plural, especially in the expression: olla täpinöissä ( + possessive suffix) = to be aflutter
Tapio {prop} [Finnish mythology] :: The god of forest
Tapio {prop} :: given name
Tapio {prop} [rare compared to given name] :: surname
tapioka {n} :: tapioca (starchy foodstuff)
tapionherkkusieni {n} [mushroom] :: An agaric, Agaricus silvaticus
tapiseerata {v} [dialectal, dated] :: to wallpaper (to cover with wallpaper)
tapisoida {v} [rare] :: to wallpaper
tapittaa {v} [rare] :: to peg (to fasten using pegs)
tapittaa {v} [colloquial] :: to stare, ogle
täplä {n} :: spot, speck
täplä {n} [electronics] :: pad (on a printed circuit board)
täpläharmomittari {n} [insects] :: engrailed (Ectropis crepuscularia)
täplähyeena {n} :: spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta)
täplähylje {n} :: spotted seal, Phoca largha (true seal, inhabiting ice floes and waters of the north Pacific Ocean and adjacent seas)
täpläkilpikuoriainen {n} :: beet tortoise beetle, clouded shield beetle, small green tortoise beetle, Cassida nebulosa (pest of beet, Beta vulgaris)
täplämerikissa {n} :: spotted wolffish, Anarhichas minor (North Atlantic species of wolffish)
täplämetsäkalastaja {n} :: A kingfisher of the genus Actenoides
täplämetsäkalastaja {n} [in plural] :: the genus Actenoides
täpläperhonen {n} :: brush-footed butterfly, nymphalid (butterfly of the Nymphalidae family)
täplärapu {n} :: signal crayfish, Pacifastacus leniusculus
täpläsilli {n} :: twaite shad, Alosa fallax (fish in herring family)
täplätuhatjalkainen {n} :: spotted snake millipede, white millipede, Blaniulus guttulatus
täplävärjäys {n} :: a method of dyeing similar to ikat
täplikäs {adj} :: spotted
täplittää {vt} :: to speckle, fleck (to mark with speckles)
täplittyä {vi} :: to be speckled, to become speckled
täpö {adv} :: An intensifier, see täpötäysi, täpötäyteen
täpö {n} [poker, slang] :: boat (full house)
täpösen {adv} :: completely; used as intensifier with the adjective täysi (full) and adverbs täynnä and täyteen
täpötäysi {adj} :: full to the brim, as full as possible
tappaa {vt} [+ genitive-accusative] :: To kill, slay
tappaa aikaa {v} :: To kill time
tappaa kaksi kärpästä yhdellä iskulla {v} [idiomatic] :: To kill two birds with one stone (literally: "to kill two flies with one slap")
tappaiskeitto {n} :: a traditional Savonian soup with animal guts, animal blood, potatoes, flour and possibly meat
tappaja {n} :: killer, slayer
tappajaetana {n} [colloquial] :: Spanish slug, Arion vulgaris (highly invasive slug species)
tappajaiset {n} :: an event or occasion to celebrate a kill (such as of game)
tappamattomuus {n} :: nonkilling (moral principle)
tappaminen {n} :: killing
tappara {n} :: battle axe, axe (weapon)
tapparakeihäs {n} :: halberd
tappava {adj} :: deadly, fatal, lethal
tappelu {n} :: A fight, as a heated verbal or physical dispute between two or more parties; an altercation; a wrangle
tappeluhalu {n} :: alternative form of tappelunhalu
tappeluhaluinen {adj} :: alternative form of tappelunhaluinen
tappelukukko {n} :: cockfighter
tappelupeli {n} :: fighting game
tappelupukari {n} :: rowdy, brawler
tappi {n} :: peg (cylindrical wooden, metal etc. object used to fasten or as a bearing between objects)
tappi {n} :: peg (protrusion used to hang things on)
tappi {n} :: tap, spigot (pin or peg used to stop the vent in a cask)
tappi {n} :: plug (any piece of wood, metal, or other substance used to stop or fill a hole)
tappi {n} :: stopper, bung (object to prevent fluid passing through the neck of a bottle, a hole in a vessel etc.)
tappi {n} :: pin, dowel (cylinder often of wood or metal used to fasten or as a bearing between two parts)
tappi {n} :: tenon
tappi {n} :: short for tappisolu
tappi {n} [slang] ::  last call
tappihiiri {n} [computer hardware] :: pointing stick
tappikirves {n} :: knobbed axe
tappiliitos {n} :: mortise-and-tenon joint
tappio {n} :: defeat
tappio {n} [economics] :: operating loss
tappio {n} [military] :: loss, casualty
tappiollinen {adj} :: operating at a loss, loss-making
tappiollisesti {adv} :: at a loss
tappiomieliala {n} :: defeatism
tappiomielinen {adj} :: defeatist
tappioputki {n} :: losing streak
tappirasia {n} [music] :: pegbox
tappisolu {n} [anatomy] :: A cone cell
tappo {n} :: killing or kill
tappo {n} [legal] :: manslaughter
tappo {n} [common language] :: voluntary manslaughter under mitigating circumstances
tapporaha {n} :: bounty, reward (reward for killing an unwanted animal, such as formerly paid for killing wolves in many countries)
tappouhkaus {n} :: death threat
tappura {n} :: rough, low-quality fibres of hemp or cotton – waste fibres
tappuri {n} [dialectal] :: thresher
Tapsa {prop} :: A nickname for people with the male given name Tapio
tapsi {n} [fishing] :: wire trace
tapuli {n} :: campanile [US], belltower (freestanding belltower of a church)
tapuli {n} [archaic] :: tower
tapuli {n} [archaic] :: storage
tapuli {n} :: a kind of stack of planks
tapulikaupunki {n} [historical] :: city with staple or market rights
tapuntainen {n} :: synonym of pyörönen
tapuntainen {n} :: synonym of kukkonen
taputella {v} :: to pat (such as in baking, but also other uses)
taputella {v} :: to clap, to applaud
taputtaa {v} :: to clap
taputtaa {v} :: to pat
taputtaa {v} :: to applaud
taputus {n} :: pat, patting
taputus {n} :: clapping
taputus {n} :: applause
-tar {suffix} :: Forms the female counterpart of nouns indicating a person
tärähdellä {vi} :: to jolt or shake repeatedly
tärähdys {n} :: jolt, percussion
tärähdyttää {v} :: synonym of täräyttää
tärähtää {v} :: to jolt
tärähtänyt {adj} [slang] :: stupid, crazy
täräjää {v} [poetic] :: alternative form of täristä
tarakka {n} [colloquial] :: The rear luggage carrier (rack) of a bicycle or moped or similar
tarakumi {n} :: tara gum (food additive)
taranteli {n} :: tarantula
tarantella {n} :: tarantula
täräyttää {vt} :: to whack, to jab, to jolt, to slam
tarha {n} :: corral (enclosure for livestock)
tarha {n} :: yard (enclosed area designated for a specific purpose, e.g. on farms)
tarha {n} [as headword in compounds] :: garden, orchard
tarha {n} :: short for lastentarha
tarha-ajuruoho {n} [botany] :: garden thyme, thyme, Thymus vulgaris
tarhaetana {n} :: garden arion, garden slug, common garden slug, small striped slug, black field slug, potato slug, yellow-soled slug, Arion hortensis
tarhaherkkusieni {n} :: An agaric, Agaricus hortensis
tarhaherne {n} :: garden pea
tarhakäärme {n} :: colubrid (snake of the family Colubridae)
tarhakäärme {n} :: synonym of rantakäärme, Natrix natrix
tarhakalmisto {n} :: tarand grave
tarhalude {n} :: common green capsid, Lygocoris pabulinus
tarhamaltsa {n} :: mountain spinach, garden orache, Atriplex hortensis (plant in the amaranth family used as a leaf vegetable)
tarhamehiläinen {n} :: honey bee, especially the western honey bee, Apis mellifera, which is the only honey bee species that survives the Finnish winter
tarhaomenapuu {n} :: Malus domestica
tarhapapu {n} :: common bean, Phaseolus vulgaris (herbaceous annual plant, grown for its edible bean)
tarhapöllö {n} [dated] :: Tengmalm's owl or boreal owl, Aegolius funereus
tarhasääski {n} :: marchfly, Bibio hortulanus
tarhasuolaheinä {n} :: spinach dock, Rumex acetosa var. hortensis (domesticated variety of common sorrel)
tarhata {v} :: To ranch, farm (animals in a farm)
tarhaturilas {n} :: garden chafer, garden foliage beetle, bracken clock, Phyllopertha horticola
tari {n} :: tahr (any of three species of large Asian wild goats)
tariffi {n} :: tariff (rate at which government-imposed duties on imports or exports are paid; a list of such duties, or the duties themselves)
tariffi {n} :: tariff (schedule of rates, fees or prices; especially if determined by a public authority)
tariffoida {v} :: to set a tariff
tarina {n} :: story, tale
tärinä {n} :: tremor
tärinä {n} :: synonym of värinä
tarinakivi {n} :: a rock or boulder that has stories about it in folklore
tarinankertoja {n} :: storyteller
tärinänvaimennus {n} :: vibration damping, vibration insulation
tarinapaikka {n} :: any location that has stories about it in folklore
tärinäraita {n} :: rumble strip, sleeper line, audible line
tarinoida {v} :: To tell stories
tärisevä {adj} :: shaking, quivering, trembling (e.g. of someone's voice)
täristä {vi} :: to shake (move from side to side)
täristää {vt} :: to jolt, to shake, to vibrate
tärisyttää {vt} :: to shake, to vibrate (to move from side to side)
tarita {vt} [dated] :: To offer
Tarja {prop} :: given name
tarjeta {vi} :: To (be able to) withstand the cold, be warm enough (in order not to shiver with cold)
tarjoaja {n} :: bidder
tarjoaja {n} :: offeror
tarjoaja {n} :: provider
tarjoaminen {n} :: offering (often refers to food/drink for guests)
tarjoilija {n} :: waiter (male), waitress (female) (server in a restaurant or similar)
tarjoilija {n} :: server (unisex term for "waiter" and "waitress")
tarjoilijatar {n} :: A waitress
tarjoilla {v} :: to serve, dish out
tarjoilu {n} :: waiting, service (in a restaurant etc.)
tarjoiluastia {n} :: serving dish
tarjoiluaukko {n} :: pass through, hatch (opening in a wall for the purpose of serving food or other items, especially one without a door)
tarjoiluehdotus {n} :: serving suggestion
tarjoiluhenkilökunta {n} :: waitstaff (waiters collectively)
tarjoiluhuone {n} :: A room used to facilitate serving of food and drink to a dining area, such as a room for a buffet table
tarjoiluluukku {n} :: hatch, pass through (opening in a wall for the purpose of serving food or other items, especially one equipped with a door)
tarjoilupöytä {n} :: sideboard, buffet
tarjoiluvalmis {adj} [of food, e.g.] :: ready to be served, prepared
tarjoiluvati {n} :: serving dish, serving tray, serving platter
tarjokas {n} :: volunteer
tarjolla {adv} :: available, being offered
tarjolle {adv} :: into being available or served
tarjona {adv} :: synonym of tarjolla
tarjonta {n} [economics] :: supply (act of supplying)
tarjonta {n} :: selection (variety of items from a larger collection)
tarjota {v} :: to offer
tarjota {v} :: to treat (to entertain with food or drink, especially at one's own expense; to show hospitality to; to pay for as celebration or reward)
tarjota {v} :: to serve
tarjota {v} :: to pay, pick up the tab (the bill, e.g. in restaurant)
tarjotin {n} :: tray, platter
tarjotinliina {n} :: tray cloth
tarjotinpöytä {n} :: tray-table
tarjous {n} [commerce] :: offer, tender
tarjous {n} [in inessive singular, adverbially] :: on sale [US]; on offer [UK] (for sale at a reduced price)
tarjousesite {n} :: prospectus
tarjouskilpailu {n} :: bidding competition (process in which suppliers file competing bids to a purchaser who consequently chooses the most suitable as winner)
tarjouslaskenta {n} :: offer calculation
tarjouspyyntö {n} [accounting, finance] :: call for bids, call for tenders, request for proposals
tarjoutua {v} :: To occur (to present or offer itself)
tarkalleen {adv} :: just, precisely
tarkastaa {vt} [+ genitive-accusative] :: to check, inspect
tarkastaja {n} :: inspector, supervisor, superintendent
tarkastaja {n} :: revisor
tarkastaminen {n} :: checking, inspecting
tarkastella {v} :: To examine, scrutinise/scrutinize
tarkastelu {n} :: examination, inspection
tarkasti {adv} :: accurately, precisely, in detail
tarkastus {n} :: examination, inspection, supervision, survey
tarkastusalus {n} :: inspection vessel
tarkastuskortti {n} [aviation] :: boarding pass
tarkastusleima {n} :: hallmark (official marking)
tarkastuslista {n} :: checklist
tarkastusmerkki {n} :: certification mark
tarkastuspiste {n} :: checkpoint
tarkastuttaa {vt} :: to get checked, inspected or examined; to have (something) checked, inspected or examined
tarkata {v} :: synonym of tarkkailla
tärkätä {v} :: to starch (apply or treat with laundry starch)
tärkätty {adj} :: starched, starchy (stiffened with starch)
tarke {n} [typography] :: diacritical mark, diacritic
tärkeä {adj} :: important
tärkeä {adj} :: erittäin tärkeä: very important, crucial
tärkeä {adj} [colloquial] :: self-important
tärkeämpi {adj} :: comparative of tärkeä
tärkeästi {adv} :: importantly
tärkeilemätön {adj} :: informal, relaxed, casual
tärkeilevä {adj} :: self-important (behaving in a self-important manner)
tärkeilevästi {adv} :: in a self-important way
tärkeilijä {n} :: pompous ass, stuffed shirt; prig
tärkeilijä {n} :: phony; pretender
tärkeilijä {n} [slang, derogatory, rare] :: bouncer, bully, intimidator, oppressor, persecutor, tormentor
tärkeillä {vi} :: to act pompous, to priss
tärkein {adj} :: superlative of tärkeä
tarkemmin {adv} :: comparative of tarkasti
tarkempi {adj} :: comparative of tarkka
tarkenne {n} [grammar] :: determiner
tarkenne {n} :: specifier
tarkennus {n} :: clarification (of ideas, meaning, etc)
tarkennus {n} :: focus (fact or quality of the convergence of light)
tarkentaa {vt} :: to focus (a camera or projector)
tarkentaa {vt} :: to define, delineate, specify, particularise/particularize, itemise/itemize
tarkentaa {vt} :: to clarify (provide an explanation to make something more clear)
tarkentua {vt} :: To sharpen, become more accurate/precise/exact
tarketa {vi} :: To sharpen, become more accurate/more precise/exacter
tärkeys {n} :: importance
tärkeysjärjestys {n} :: order of importance
tarkimmin {adv} :: superlative of tarkasti
tarkin {adj} :: superlative of tarkka
tarkistaa {vt} [+ genitive-accusative] :: to check, inspect, verify, check up (to ensure something is functioning properly or is in the state or condition it is supposed to be)
tarkistaminen {n} :: checking, verifying, inspecting
tarkiste {n} :: checksum, hash
tarkistin {n} :: checker (device or computer program to check something)
tarkistus {n} :: inspection, revision
tarkistusammunta {n} :: firing of artillery to verify whether it can hit its target
tarkistusmerkki {n} :: check character, check symbol, check digit
tarkistuspiste {n} :: checkpoint
tarkistuspiste {n} :: reference point, control point
tarkistusvedos {n} [printing] :: revise
tarkistuttaa {vt} :: to get checked; to have (something) checked
tarkka {adj} :: accurate, exact, precise
tarkka {adj} :: particular, pedantic, strict
tarkkaamaton {adj} :: inattentive (not paying attention)
tarkkaamattomasti {adv} :: inattentively
tarkka-ampuja {n} :: sniper, marksman, sharpshooter
tarkkaan {adv} :: carefully
tarkkaan {adv} :: precisely
tarkkaan {adv} :: strictly
tarkkaavainen {adj} :: attentive, observant
tarkkaavaisesti {adv} :: attentively, carefully, intently, observantly
tarkkaavaisuus- ja ylivilkkaushäiriö {n} :: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
tarkkaavasti {adv} :: alertly, watchfully
tarkkaileminen {n} :: observing, monitoring, watching
tarkkailija {n} :: observer
tarkkailla {v} :: to watch, to observe, to monitor
tarkkailu {n} :: monitoring
tarkkailu {n} :: watching, specifically in terms like lintujen tarkkailu (birdwatching), valaiden tarkkailu (whale watching)
tarkkailuasema {n} :: observation post
tarkkailulista {n} :: watchlist
tarkkailupiste {n} :: vantage point, observation post, lookout (place that provides a good view for keeping an eye on something)
tarkkakätisesti {adv} :: skillfully, with precise hands
tarkk'ampuja {n} :: dated form of tarkka-ampuja
tarkkampuja {n} :: dated form of tarkka-ampuja
tarkkanäköinen {adj} :: sharp-eyed (having good eyesight)
tarkkanäköinen {adj} :: sharp-eyed (attentive, given to noticing things, aware)
tarkkanäköinen {adj} :: discerning, perceptive, perspicacious (having keen insight)
tarkkanäköisesti {adv} :: perceptively, discerning, in a sharp-eyed manner
tarkkasilmäisesti {adv} :: in a sharp-eyed or keen-eyed manner
tärkkäys {n} :: starching (act of treating with laundry starch)
tärkkelys {n} :: starch
tärkkelysjauho {n} :: starch flour (synonym of starch)
tärkkelyspitoinen {adj} :: starchy (containing starch)
tärkkelyssiirappi {n} :: starch syrup, glucose syrup
tärkki {n} :: starch (any of various starch-like substances used as a laundry stiffener)
tarkkuus {n} :: accuracy, precision
tarkkuus {n} :: exactness
tarkkuusammunta {n} :: precision shooting
tarkkuuskello {n} :: chronometer
tarkkuusluokka {n} :: accuracy class
tarkkuusporakone {n} :: jig borer
tarkkuustyö {n} :: precision work
tarkkuuttaa {vt} :: to adjust (a firearm in order to make it more precise)
tarkoin {adv} :: carefully
tarkoite {n} [semantics] :: referent
tarkoittaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to mean, signify
tarkoituksella {adv} :: intentionally, on purpose, purposely
tarkoituksellinen {adj} :: deliberate, intentional
tarkoituksellisempi {adj} :: comparative of tarkoituksellinen
tarkoituksellisesti {adv} :: intentionally, on purpose, purposely
tarkoituksellisin {adj} :: superlative of tarkoituksellinen
tarkoituksenmukainen {adj} :: appropriate, expedient (fitting to the purpose)
tarkoituksenmukaisesti {adv} :: appropriately, expediently
tarkoituksenmukaistaa {vt} :: to make (more) appropriate or expedient (fitting to the purpose)
tarkoituksenmukaistua {vi} :: to become (more) appropriate or expedient (fitting to the purpose)
tarkoituksettomasti {adv} :: purposelessly, aimlessly
tarkoitus {n} :: meaning
tarkoitus {n} :: function (what something does or is used for)
tarkoitus {n} :: purpose, end
tarkoitus {n} [linguistics] :: skopos
tarkoitushakuisesti {adv} :: meaningfully, tendentiously, expediently
tarkoitushakuisuus {n} :: tendentiousness, meaningfulness
tarkoitusperä {n} :: intention, purpose, objective, aim
tarmo {n} :: energy, vigour
tarmo {n} :: drive (motivation to do or achieve)
tarmo {n} [archaic, physics] :: energy
Tarmo {prop} :: given name
tarmokas {adj} :: vigorous, energetic
tarmokkaasti {adv} :: vigorously, energetically
tarokki {n} :: tarot
tarokkikortti {n} :: A tarot card
tärpätä {vi} :: to catch, to bite, to have a fish catch the bait
tärpätti {n} :: turpentine
tarpeeksi {adv} :: enough
tarpeeksi {adv} :: saada tarpeekseen: to have had enough (of), to get enough
tarpeellinen {adj} :: necessary (needed, required)
tarpeellinen {adj} :: essential (being necessary)
tarpeellisuus {n} :: necessity (quality or state of being necessary)
tarpeen {adv} :: (with olla) necessary
tarpeen mukaan {phrase} :: when needed
tarpeen mukaan {phrase} :: (non-idiomatic, with possessive suffix) according to one's needs
tarpeeton {adj} :: useless, unnecessary, redundant, superfluous
tarpeettomasti {adv} :: needlessly, unnecessarily
tarpoa {v} :: to wade (to walk through something that impedes progress, especially snow or marsh)
tarpoa {v} :: to wade (to progress with difficulty)
tarpoa {v} :: to splash water with a (piston like) rod to harry fish into a seine
tarponi {n} :: tarpon
tärppi {n} [fishing] :: bite
tärppi {n} [colloquial] :: hint
tärppiä {vi} :: synonym of tärpätä
tarra {n} :: sticker, decal
tarraaminen {n} :: sticking (the act of sticking)
tarraaminen {n} :: grabbing (onto)
tarrain {n} :: gripper, grabber (tool)
tarranauha {n} :: Velcro
tarrata {vt} [+ elative + kiinni] :: to grab something
tarrata {vt} [+ elative] :: to stick to
tarrautua {vi} [_, + illative] :: to cling
tärskähdellä {vi} :: to make a hard crashing sound repeatedly
tärskähtää {vi} :: to make a hard crashing sound once
tärskäyttää {vt} :: to cause to make a hard crashing sound once
tärskyä {vi} :: to bonk (make a sound of a hard hit)
tarsolainen {adj} :: from Tarsus (city in Mersin province)
tarsolainen {n} :: a person of or from Tarsus
tartaani {n} :: tartan (fabric, pattern)
tartar {adj} :: tartare (chopped fine and served raw)
tartar {n} :: A dish prepared with finely chopped, raw ingredients; in English the names of these dishes are formed with the adjective "tartare"
tartaripihvi {n} :: synonym of tartarpihvi
tartar-kastike {n} :: tartare sauce
tartarpihvi {n} :: steak tartare
tarteletti {n} :: tartlet
tartraatti {n} [organic chemistry] :: tartrate
tartratsiini {n} :: tartrazine (lemon-yellow azo dye used as a food colouring; E102)
Tartto {prop} :: Tartto (the second-largest <<city>> in <<c/Estonia>>)
tarttua {vi} [_, + illative] :: To catch, grab
tarttua {vi} [of a disease] :: to be transmitted; to be infectious, be contagious
tarttua {vi} [_, + illative] :: To adhere, stick
tarttua aseisiin {v} [idiomatic] :: to take up arms
tarttua kynään {v} [idiomatic] :: to put pen to paper (start writing)
tarttuma {n} :: infection (case of an infectious disease)
tarttumaelin {n} :: prehensile organ
tarttuminen {n} :: transmission, infection
tarttumisreseptori {n} [cytology] :: integrin (protein that functions as receptor in communication between cells)
tarttuva {adj} [medicine] :: infectious, contagious
tarttuva {adj} :: tenacious, adhesive
tarttuva {adj} [music] :: of a tune or song: catchy
tarttuva ontelosyylä {n} :: molluscum contagiosum, water wart
tartu hetkeen {phrase} :: carpe diem
tartunnanlevittäjä {n} [epidemiology] :: carrier, vector
tartunta {n} :: contagion, infection (spread or transmission of a contagious disease)
tartuntareitti {n} [pathology] :: infection route
tartuntatauti {n} [pathology] :: contagious disease
tartuntavaara {n} :: risk of infection
tartuttaa {vt} :: to infect, spread (a disease) [illative for target, accusative for disease, etc.]
taru {n} :: epic, saga
taru {n} :: fiction, false
taru {n} :: legend, myth
Taru {prop} :: given name
taruaihe {n} :: topic of a saga or epic
taruhenkilö {n} :: fictional figure, mythical figure
tarumainen {adj} :: legendary
tarumainen {adj} :: fabulous (of the nature of a fable; unhistorical)
tarunhohtoinen {adj} :: fabled
tarunomaisesti {adv} :: in a fabled or mythic way
taruolento {n} :: mythical creature
tarusankari {n} :: culture hero, mythical hero
tarusto {n} :: lore, mythology
tärvääntyä {vi} :: to be ruined or spoiled
tärvääntyä {vi} :: to be wasted (of resources, especially of time or money)
Tarvainen {prop} :: surname
tarvas {n} [obsolete] :: {uncertain meaning}
tarvas {n} :: aurochs
tarvas {n} :: cattle, bull
tarvas {n} :: elk, moose
tarvas {n} :: reindeer, caribou
tarvas {n} [archaic, poetic] :: any animal with horns or antlers
tärvätä {v} [colloquial or dialectal] :: to destroy, to ruin
tärväytyä {v} :: synonym of tärvääntyä
tarve {n} :: need
tarve {n} :: demand
tarveaine {n} :: necessary ingredient
tarveharkinta {n} :: means-testing (process of evaluating whether an individual qualifies for financial assistance, usually in the form of a social security benefit); see also means test, which may provide easier ways to translate tarveharkinta into English
tärvellä {v} :: to destroy
tärvellä {v} :: to vandalize
tärveltyä {vi} :: to be ruined or spoiled, to be damaged or vandalized
tarvii {v} [dialectal, colloquial] :: alternative form of tarvitsee
tarviin {v} [dialectal, colloquial] :: alternative form of tarvitsen
tarviit {v} [dialectal, colloquial] :: alternative form of tarvitset
tarvike {n} :: a minor utensil
tarvike {n} :: accessory (supplementary part)
tarvike {n} :: article (object)
tarvike {n} [in the plural] :: gear
tarvita {vt} :: to need, require
tarvita {vt} :: to come in handy (to be useful or helpful)
tarvita {vi} [impersonal, genitive ' 3rd-pers. singular] :: to need (to do something), have (to do something)
tarvitsen ... {phrase} :: I need ... (use the accusative case to say "I need a ...", use the partitive case to say "I need (some) ...")
tarvitsen lääkärin {phrase} :: I need a doctor
tarvitsen lakimiehen {phrase} :: I need a lawyer
tarvitsen vettä {phrase} :: I need water
tarvitsija {n} :: needer
tarvittaessa {adv} :: when necessary, where necessary, if necessary, when needed
Tarvo {prop} :: given name
tarvoin {n} [fishing] :: a stick or staff used to frighten the fish to keep them together when fishing with a seine
täry {n} :: vibration
tärykalvo {n} [anatomy] :: eardrum (membrana tympanica)
tärykalvontulehdus {n} [pathology] :: myringitis, tympanitis
tärytin {n} :: A heavy-duty vibrator for construction work
täryttää {vt} :: to vibrate
tasa- {prefix} :: equi-, equal (indicates equality)
tasa- {prefix} :: flat, even
tasa {adj} [archaic] :: of equal height
tasa {adj} [archaic] :: of the same level
tasa-aineinen {adj} :: homogeneous
tasaaja {n} :: equalizer; one who or that which equalizes
tasaaja {n} :: leveler; one who or that which levels
tasaaja {n} :: one who or that which divides into equal parts
tasaan {adv} :: into being flush, flat or in level with
tasaannuttaa {vt} :: to flatten
tasaannuttaa {vt} :: to stabilize
tasaannuttaa {vt} :: to equilibrate
tasaantua {vi} :: to flatten
tasaantua {vi} :: to stabilize
tasaantua {vi} :: to equilibrate
tasa-arvo {n} :: equality
tasa-arvoinen {adj} :: egalitarian
tasa-arvoisesti {adv} :: equally, with equality
tasa-arvoistaa {vt} :: to make (more) equal (in terms of equality)
tasa-arvoistua {vi} :: to become (more) equal (in terms of equality)
tasa-arvokäyrä {n} :: contour
tasaerä {n} :: equal instalment
tasain {n} :: equaliser/equalizer
tasain {n} :: balancer
tasainen {adj} :: even, flat
tasainen {adj} :: constant
tasainen {adj} :: stable
tasaisempi {adj} :: comparative of tasainen
tasaisesti {adv} :: smoothly, constantly, evenly
tasaisin {adj} :: superlative of tasainen
tasaisuus {n} :: flatness, smoothness
tasajakauma {n} [mathematics, statistics] :: uniform distribution
tasajalkaa {adv} :: with their feet in the same positions (such as when jumping with two feet)
tasajännite {n} [electronics] :: direct voltage, DC voltage
tasajännitemuunnin {n} [electronics] :: DC voltage converter
tasajatkuisesti {adv} :: continuously
tasajuovakirppa {n} :: turnip flea beetle, yellow-striped flea beetle, striped flea beetle, Phyllotreta nemorum
tasakäpälää {adv} :: synonym of tasajalkaa (used with animals)
tasakatto {n} [architecture] :: flat roof
tasakkain {adv} :: On the same level
tasakulmainen {adj} [geometry] :: equiangular (of a polygon, having all interior angles equal)
tasakylkinen {adj} [geometry] :: isosceles
tasakylkinen kolmio {n} [geometry] :: isosceles triangle
tasakylkinen puolisuunnikas {n} [geometry] :: isosceles trapezoid
tasalämmin {adj} :: synonym of tasalämpöinen
tasalämpöinen {adj} [biology] :: homeothermic, homothermic, warm-blooded, endothermic (capable of maintaining a relatively constant body temperature)
tasalämpöinen {adj} :: Having a constant temperature
tasalämpöisyys {n} [biology] :: warm-bloodedness
tasalla {postp} :: At the level of, abreast (up to a certain level or line; equally advanced)
tasalle {adv} :: to the level of or abreast
tasalta {adv} :: from the level of or abreast
tasaluku {n} :: round number (number whose decimal representation ends in one or more zeroes)
tasaluku {n} :: whole number (as opposed to a fractional number)
tasamaa {n} :: flatland
tasamittaisesti {adv} :: in or of equal size or terms
tasan {adv} :: exactly, precisely
tasan {adv} :: flat (with numbers; not over)
tasanko {n} [geography] :: plain, flatland
tasanne {n} :: deck, landing
tasanurkka {n} :: synonym of lyhytnurkka
tasapaino {n} :: An equilibrium, balance or stability (condition of a system in which competing influences are balanced)
tasapaino {n} :: An equilibrium or sanity (mental balance)
tasapaino {n} [physics, chemistry] :: An equilibrium
tasapaino {n} [economics] :: An equilibrium (condition of an economy, in which there is no excess or deficit in supply and demand)
tasapainoaisti {n} :: equilibrioception
tasapainoasema {n} :: state of equilibrium, state of equality
tasapainoasema {n} [chess] :: a state where neither player has an advantage
tasapainoelin {n} :: vestibular organ, balance organ
tasapainoilla {v} :: to balance oneself
tasapainoilla {v} [figuratively] :: to walk a tightrope (to undertake a precarious course of action)
tasapainoilu {n} :: balancing (action of maintaining one's balance, as in a dangerous position)
tasapainoinen {adj} :: balanced
tasapainoisesti {adv} :: in a balanced way
tasapainokivi {n} [anatomy] :: otolith
tasapainotaiteilija {n} :: acrobat
tasapainoton {adj} :: Unbalanced (not balanced, or in equilibrium)
tasapainoton {adj} :: Unbalanced, random, or unpredictable (irrational or mentally deranged)
tasapainottaa {v} :: to balance, to stabilize
tasapainottomasti {adv} :: in an unbalanced way
tasapainotus {n} :: balancing (act of putting something into balance)
tasapainotuskone {n} :: balancing machine
tasapainovakio {n} [chemistry] :: equilibrium constant
tasapäisesti {adv} :: evenly, in an evenhanded way
tasapäistää {vt} :: to make homogenous, equalize/equalise (socially, in a negative sense)
tasapaksusti {adv} :: of or with regular thickness
tasapaksusti {adv} [figuratively] :: boringly, monotonously
tasapeli {n} :: draw, tie (result of a contest in which neither side has won)
tasapisteet {n} :: equal points
tasapuolinen {adj} :: evenhanded (fair and having no partiality)
tasapuolinen {adj} :: objective
tasapuolisesti {adv} :: evenhandedly
tasapuolistaa {vt} :: to make (more) evenhanded or equal
tasapuolistua {vi} :: to become (more) evenhanded or equal
tasapuolisuus {n} :: evenhandedness (quality or state of being evenhanded)
tasaraha {n} :: exact change (the amount of money given to a vendor that exactly matches the price of the bought item)
tasaruostekirppa {n} :: wheat flea beetle, European rusted flea beetle, Neocrepidodera ferruginea, also Crepidodera ferruginea
tasasähkö {n} :: direct current electric power
tasasaumainen {adj} [boatbuilding] :: carvel-built (having the planks of the hull laid flush)
tasasivuinen {adj} [geometry] :: equilateral
tasasivuinen kolmio {n} [geometry] :: equilateral triangle
tasasoukka {adj} [botany, of leaves] :: linear (long and narrow like a blade of grass)
tasassa {adv} :: being flush, flat or in level with
tasasta {adv} :: from being flush, flat or in level with
tasasuhtaisesti {adv} :: symmetrically, in a proportionally balanced way
tasasuhtaisuus {n} :: symmetry
tasasuunnata {v} :: to rectify (to transform alternating current into direct current)
tasasuuntaaja {n} [electrical engineering] :: rectifier
tasata {vt} :: to divide into equal parts
tasata {vt} :: to level (adjust so as to make level)
tasata {vt} :: to equalize (make equal)
tasata {vt} :: to align, to justify (to arrange (text) on a page or a computer screen such that the left and/or right ends of all lines within paragraphs are aligned)
tasatahtisesti {adv} :: synchronously, with an even pace or rhythm
tasataltta {n} :: flat chisel
tasatulos {n} :: draw, tie (situation in which two or more participants in a competition are placed equally)
tasatulos {n} :: tied value
tasatusten {adv} :: synonym of tasakkain
tasaus {n} :: equalisation
tasaus {n} :: leveling
tasaus {n} :: justified (text alignment)
tasauslasku {n} :: balancing bill
tasauspiste {n} [astronomy] :: point of equinox (point of intersection of the ecliptic with the celestial equator)
tasauspyörästö {n} :: differential gear
tasauttaa {v} :: to have leveled
tasautua {v} :: synonym of tasaantua
tasavajaa {n} [ice hockey] :: even strength; a situation in which both teams have penalties such that they have the same number of players on the ice; 4-on-4 or 3-or-3
tasaväkinen {adj} :: well-matched (of comparable strength or power)
tasaväkisesti {adv} :: in a well-matched way
tasavalta {n} :: republic
tasavaltaisesti {adv} :: in a republican way (way that resembles a republic)
tasavaltaisuus {n} :: republicanism
tasavaltalainen {adj} :: republican
tasavaltalaiskalenteri {n} :: synonym of vallankumouskalenteri
tasavero {n} [government, taxation] :: flat tax
tasaveroisesti {adv} :: equally, in equal degrees
tasavertainen {adj} :: equal
tasavertaisesti {adv} :: equally, with equality, as equal
tasavireisyys {n} [music] :: equal temperament
tasaviritys {n} [music] :: equal temperament
tasavirta {n} [electricity] :: direct current
tase {n} [accounting] :: balance sheet
tasinko {n} :: leveling compensation paid for by one party to another when property is divided
Taškent {prop} :: Taškent (capital city)
tasku {n} :: pocket
tasku {n} [bowling] :: pocket (ideal point to hit the pins that maximizes the chance for a strike)
taskubiljardi {n} [vulgar] :: pocket pool (act of a male secretly toying with his genitals while keeping the hands in the pocket)
taskukamera {n} :: compact camera, pocket camera
taskukello {n} :: pocket watch
taskukirja {n} :: pocketbook, paperback
taskulamppu {n} :: flashlight, torch
taskulaskin {n} :: pocket calculator
taskumatti {n} :: hip flask, pocket flask (pocket-size container for alcoholic beverages)
taskunauris {n} [archaic, colloquial] :: turnip watch, turnip (large, heavy pocket watch)
taskuovi {n} :: pocket door (sliding door that slides into a pocket inside the wall)
taskupeili {n} :: compact mirror
taskupuhelu {n} :: pocket dial
taskupysäköidä {v} :: to parallel park
taskuraha {n} :: pocket money, allowance (money given to a child for small expenses according to its will)
taskuraha {n} :: pocket money (small amount of money carried on person for daily expenses)
taskuraha {n} :: small potatoes, peanuts, pin money (small amount of money)
taskurapu {n} :: crab
taskurotta {n} :: pocket gopher (burrowing rodent of the family Geomyidae)
taskusanakirja {n} :: pocket dictionary
taskutietokone {n} [computing] :: pocket computer, personal digital assistant, palmtop
taskuvaras {n} :: pickpocket
taskuveitsi {n} :: A pocketknife
täsmä- {prefix} :: precision
täsmä- {prefix} :: smart
täsmä- {prefix} :: surgical
täsmälääke {n} :: targeted drug
täsmälähetys {n} [networking, computing] :: unicast
täsmälleen {adv} :: exactly, precisely
täsmällinen {adj} :: exact, precise, accurate
täsmällinen {adj} :: precise (as opposed to accurate)
täsmällinen {adj} :: explicit, strict
täsmällinen {adj} :: detailed
täsmällinen {adj} :: punctual
täsmällisesti {adv} :: punctually
täsmällisesti {adv} :: accurately, precisely
täsmällistää {vt} :: to make (more) exact, precise, accurate; to make (more) exact, detailed, punctual
täsmällistyä {vi} :: to become exact, precise, accurate; to become exact, detailed, punctual
täsmällisyys {n} :: precision
Tasmania {prop} :: Tasmania (state/and/island)
tasmanialainen {adj} :: Tasmanian
tasmanialainen {n} :: Tasmanian (person)
tasmanianmerileijona {n} :: Australian sea lion, Neophoca cinerea
täsmäpommi {n} :: smart bomb
täsmätä {vi} :: to match
täsmävaaka {n} :: precision balance
täsmäyttää {vt} :: to reconcile, match (make things compatible or consistent)
täsmäyttää {vt} [accounting] :: to reconcile (make the net difference in credits and debits of a financial account agree with the balance)
täsmäyttäminen {n} [accounting] :: reconciliation (process of matching accounting records and bank statements)
täsmennys {n} :: clarification, disambiguation, qualification
täsmentää {vt} :: to clarify, define (be more exact)
täsmentämätön {adj} :: unspecified
täsmentyä {vi} :: to be clarified or defined (to be made more exact)
taso {n} :: level
taso {n} :: standard
taso {n} [aviation] :: wing
taso {n} [geometry] :: plane
taso {n} :: tray (flat carrier for items)
tasoaalto {n} [physics] :: plane wave
tasoeditori {n} [gaming] :: level editor
tasoero {n} :: difference between levels
tasogeometria {n} :: plane geometry
tasohiiri {n} [computing] :: touchpad, trackpad
tasohiomakone {n} :: orbital sander (machine)
tasohöylä {n} [woodworking] :: thicknesser
tasohöylä {n} [metalworking] :: planer
tasohyppely {n} :: platform game
tasohyppelypeli {n} :: platform game
tasoihin {adv} :: even (as in the phrase "get even")
tasoinen {adj} [genitive or possessive suffix +] :: of or having a certain standard or level
tasoinen {adj} :: -level (featuring a number of levels)
tasoissa {adv} :: even (being on equal terms)
tasoite {n} :: filler, putty
tasoitella {vt} :: to smoothen, to flatten, to make even (repeatedly or leisurely)
tasoitin {n} :: leveler
tasoitin {n} :: flat brush
tasoittaa {v} :: to level
tasoittaa {v} :: to flatten
tasoittaa {v} :: to even
tasoittaa {v} [sports] :: to tie (do an action which results in having an equal score or position as another in a competition)
tasoittaa {v} [chess] :: to equalize
tasoittaa tietä {v} [idiomatic] :: to pave the way [for]
tasoittain {adv} :: by level
tasoittainen {adj} :: levelwise
tasoittava {n} [baseball, pesäpallo] :: bottom half (second half of an inning)
tasoittua {v} :: to be leveled, flattened or evened
tasoittua {v} :: to moderate (to become less excessive)
tasoittua {v} :: to calm down
tasoitus {n} :: leveling (act or process)
tasoitus {n} [sports] :: handicap
tasoitus {n} :: trim (moderate haircut)
tasoituslasta {n} :: A trowel (smoothing tool)
tasoitusmaali {n} [sports, ball games] :: A goal made by the trailing team that makes the play even, an equalizer
tasoituttaa {vt} :: to get smoothened, to get flattened (make someone or something smooth or flatten something)
tasokaivaus {n} [archaeology] :: excavation in plan; excavating in layers as opposed to sections
tasokas {adj} :: upscale, high-class
tasokas {adj} :: qualified
tasokäyrä {n} [mathematics] :: plane curve
tasokoe {n} :: proficiency test
tasokolmio {n} :: plane triangle, planar triangle
tasokone {n} :: flat knitting machine
tasokorotus {n} :: raising the level of salary or pensions
tasokulma {n} [geometry] :: plane angle
tasokurssi {n} [education] :: a course with several groups for different levels
tasokuvio {n} [geometry] :: plane figure
tasolasi {n} :: float glass
tasoleikkaus {n} [geometry] :: plane intersection
tasoleikkaus {n} [geometry] :: plane intersection line
tasoliittymä {n} :: level junction
tasomainen {adj} :: flat, planar, level
tasomainen {adj} :: layered, having levels or layers
tasonivel {n} [anatomy] :: planar joint
tasopeili {n} :: plane mirror, flat mirror
tasopinta {n} [geometry] :: level surface
tasopintainen {adj} :: planar (having a flat profile)
tasoristeys {n} :: level crossing, grade crossing
tasoryhmä {n} :: academic stream
tasoryhmitys {n} :: streaming (division of classes into academic streams)
tasoskanneri {n} :: flatbed scanner
tasotekstiili {n} :: flat textile product
tasotikas {n} :: stepladder with tray (stepladder with a tray attached on top of the frame for holding small items)
tasouttaa {vt} :: to make something into a (flat) plane
tasoylikäytävä {n} :: level crossing
tässä {adv} :: here (close)
tässä {adv} :: here you are
tässä ja nyt {adv} :: here and now, hic et nunc
tassi {n} [dialectal] :: saucer
tassu {n} :: A paw of dog or cat
tassun {interj} :: pad [indicating sound of soft footstep]
tassutella {v} :: to pad (to walk softly, quietly or steadily)
tassuttaa {vi} :: to tiptoe
tassutus {n} :: pad (sound of soft footsteps)
tästä lähin {adv} :: In the future, henceforth
täst’edes {adv} [dated] :: alternative spelling of tästedes
tästedes {adv} :: henceforth, from now on, hereinafter (in the future or in continuation, starting now)
tataari {n} :: A Tatar
tataari {n} :: The Tatar language
tataarilainen {adj} :: Tatar (of or relating to the people or culture of Tatars)
tätä kautta {phrase} :: this way (used to indicate the direction to take)
tataki {n} :: tataki
tatami {n} :: tatami
tätä nykyä {adv} :: nowadays, currently, in this day and age
tatar {n} :: plant of the family Polygonaceae (knotweed, buckwheat etc.)
tatarkasvi {n} [plant] :: A plant in the family Polygonaceae
Tatarstan {prop} :: Tatarstan (republic)
täten {adv} :: thus
täten {adv} :: hereby
tati {n} :: Tat (person)
tati {n} [uncountable] :: Tat (language)
tati {n} [in plural] :: Tat (people)
täti {n} :: An aunt, as mother's or father's sister
täti {n} [colloquial] :: An aunt, as the wife of an uncle, paternal as well as maternal
täti {n} [childish] :: Any woman other than the close relatives
täti {n} [colloquial] :: Any older, but usually not very old woman. (The latter are referred to as mummo)
tätienergia {n} :: energy, power or liveliness associated with older women (compare girl power)
tätimäisesti {adv} :: in a way that resembles an older lady or woman
tätinen {n} :: auntie (diminutive of aunt, used chiefly with a possessive suffix)
tätipuoli {n} :: Mother's or father's half-sister
tätipuoli {n} :: Stepmother's or -father's sister
tätönen {n} :: auntie (diminutive form of täti - aunt)
tatska {n} [slang] :: tattoo
tatsoikaali {n} :: tatsoi, Brassica rapa var. rosularis
tattari {n} :: buckwheat, Fagopyrum esculentum (plant)
tattari {n} :: buckwheat (fruit of this plant as cereal)
tattarijauho {n} :: buckwheat flour
tattaririeska {n} :: rieska (unleavened bread) made of buckwheat
tatti {n} :: bolete
tatti {n} [slang] :: thumbstick
tattis {interj} [slang, colloquial] :: thanks
tattis {adj} [slang, colloquial] :: tired
tattista {interj} [colloquial] :: thanks, cheers
Tatu {prop} :: given name
tatuoida {vt} :: to tattoo (to apply a tattoo on)
tatuoija {n} :: tattooist, tattoo artist
tatuointi {n} :: tattoo
tatuointi {n} :: tattooing
tatuointikone {n} :: tattoo machine
tatuoittaa {vt} :: to have (someone) tattooed
tau {n} :: tau (Greek letter)
tau {n} :: tauon, tau (elementary particle)
taudinaiheuttaja {n} [pathology] :: pathogen
taudinaiheuttaja {n} :: (pathology) pathogenic (when used as modifier in compound terms)
taudinkantaja {n} [epidemiology] :: carrier, vector
taudinkuva {n} :: clinical picture, disease presentation
tauhka {n} [colloquial] :: Unnecessary stuff; junk
taukki {n} [colloquial] :: A dumb person
tauko {n} :: break, pause (interruption)
tauko {n} [music] :: rest
tauko {n} :: caesura (break in a speech, play, poem etc.)
tauko {n} :: hiatus
taukomerkki {n} :: rest (symbol indicating pause in music)
taukotila {n} :: break room (room or place where people go for a break)
taula {n} :: amadou; fine-grained tinder made from the polypore Fomes fomentarius
taulakääpä {n} [mushroom] :: horse's hoof fungus, tinder fungus, tinder bracket, Fomes fomentarius (polypore species)
taulu {n} :: painting
taulu {n} [art] :: picture, print etc., especially a framed one
taulu {n} :: board, as for example a billboard, switchboard, blackboard or whiteboard
taulu {n} :: dial (face of a clock, analogue meter etc.)
taulu {n} [archaic, mathematics, science] :: table (collection of data organized as a set to cover a certain area of interest or point of view; continues to be used in some compound terms.)
taulu {n} [databases] :: table
taulu {n} :: Short for maalitaulu
taulu {n} [colloquial] :: face (front part of the head)
tauluammunta {n} :: target shooting
taulukko {n} :: table, matrix, grid (of data)
taulukko {n} [computing] :: array (arrangement of memory elements)
taulukkoesitys {n} :: table representation, array representation
taulukkolaskenta {n} :: spreadsheet computation
taulukkopalkka {n} :: pay scale wage
taulukoida {v} :: To tabulate
taulutelevisio {n} :: table television
taulutietokone {n} :: tablet computer
taumatiini {n} :: thaumatin
Tauno {prop} :: given name
tauota {vi} :: to pause
tauotta {adv} :: nonstop, incessantly (without stopping; without interruption or break)
tauottaa {vt} :: to make pauses
tauottaa {v} :: to pause
tauottomasti {adv} :: incessantly, uninterruptedly
tauriini {n} :: taurine
tauriontatti {n} [mushroom] :: lurid bolete, Boletus luridus
taus {n} :: behind, backside
tausta {n} :: background
tausta-aihe {n} :: background, background topic
taustahenkilö {n} :: person working in or from the background
taustakangas {n} :: backcloth, backdrop
taustakulissi {n} :: backdrop
taustakuva {n} [computing] :: background image
taustakuvaus {n} :: background description
taustalaulaja {n} :: backup singer, backing vocalist
taustalaulu {n} :: backup singing, backing vocals
taustalevy {n} [basketball] :: backboard
taustamelu {n} :: background noise
taustamusiikki {n} :: background music
taustanauru {n} :: laugh track, background laughter
taustapeili {n} :: rear-view mirror
taustaprosessi {n} [computing] :: daemon
taustaraita {n} :: backing track
taustaryhmä {n} :: background, background group
taustasäteily {n} [physics] :: background radiation
taustatieto {n} :: background (relevant information)
taustavaikuttaja {n} :: background influence, orchestrator (person who wields influence but does not do so publicly)
taustavalaistus {n} :: backlighting
taustavalaistus {n} :: ambient lighting
taustavalo {n} :: backlight
taustaväri {n} [computing] :: background color
taustoittaa {vt} :: to provide context or background for
tauti {n} :: disease
tautioppi {n} :: pathology (branch of medicine)
tautiriski {n} :: risk of disease
tautisesti {adv} :: in a diseased way
tautitapaus {n} :: case of a disease
tautofonia {n} :: tautophony
tautofoninen {adj} :: tautophonical
tautologia {n} :: tautology
tautologinen {adj} :: tautological
tautologisesti {adv} :: tautologically
tautta {postp} [dialectal] :: synonym of takia
tav {n} :: taw (twenty-second letter of the Hebrew and Phoenician scripts and the Northwest Semitic abjad)
-tava {suffix} :: Forms the present passive participle
tavaaminen {n} :: spelling (saying the letters of a word)
tavailla {vt} :: to spell (letter by letter)
tavallaan {adv} :: in a way
tavalla tai toisella {phrase} :: one way or another, one way or the other
tavallinen {adj} :: ordinary, usual, normal, conventional
tavallinen {adj} :: trivial (common, ordinary)
tavallinen {adj} :: habitual (being regular or usual)
tavallinen {adj} :: random (from population at large)
tavallinen {adj} :: plain (ordinary; lacking adornment or ornamentation)
tavallinen {adj} :: standard
tavallinen kuolevainen {n} :: mere mortal
tavallisempi {adj} :: comparative of tavallinen
tavallisesti {adv} :: usually, ordinarily
tavallisuus {n} :: The state of being normal, normality, normalcy, ordinariness
tavanmukaisesti {adv} :: customarily, usually
tavanomainen {adj} :: conventional (pertaining to a convention)
tavanomainen {adj} :: commonplace, ordinary, conventional (having no remarkable characteristics)
tavanomainen {adj} :: ordinary, mundane (not new)
tavanomainen {adj} :: habitual (regular or usual)
tavanomainen {adj} :: habitual (recurring)
tavanomaisesti {adv} :: normally, habitually, conventionally, customarily
tavan takaa {phrase} :: every so often
tavan vuoksi {phrase} :: as a matter of course
tavara {n} :: good, goods, ware, article (item of merchandise)
tavara {n} [usually, in plural] :: belongings, stuff (possessions or personal items)
tavara {n} [figuratively] :: meat (volume or substance)
tavara {n} [colloquial, vulgar] :: female genitalia
tavara-arpajaiset {n} :: a prize draw where the prizes are goods
tavara-asema {n} :: freight depot, freight station
tavarahissi {n} :: freight lift, goods lift, freight elevator
tavarajuna {n} :: goods train, freight train
tavaralähetys {n} :: consignment
tavaramäärä {n} :: quantity of goods or material
tavaramerkki {n} [legal] :: trademark
tavaramerkkihakemus {n} :: trademark application
tavaramerkkinimi {n} :: name brand (trademark, or a distinctive name for a brand, or for a range of products by a single manufacturer)
tavaramerkkirekisteri {n} :: trademark register
tavaranhaltija {n} :: declarant (in customs)
tavarankuljetus {n} :: cargo transport
tavarantoimittaja {n} :: supplier
tavaraseloste {n} :: instruction, indication, prospectus
tavaratalo {n} :: department store
tavaratila {n} [automotive] :: trunk [US, Canada], boot [UK, Australia, NZ] (luggage storage compartment of a sedan/saloon style car)
tavaratila {n} :: (automotive) luggage compartment (luggage area of a station wagon)
tavaratila {n} :: hold (separate compartment for goods, especially luggage, such as in a bus)
tavaratodistus {n} :: movement certificate
tavaravaaka {n} :: package scale
tavaravaunu {n} [rail transport] :: goods wagon [UK]; freight car [US]
tavata {vt} [_, + accusative] :: to meet
tavata {v} :: to meet up (to meet by arrangement)
tavata {vt} :: to find, to catch
tavata {vt} :: to meet, to reach, to touch
tavata {vi} [+ illative] :: to touch, feel
tavata {vt} [auxiliary, + infinitive] :: To have a habit (of doing something), to usually (do) (something), used to (do) (something) (past tense sense), to tend to be
tavata {vt} :: To spell (a word; to pronounce a word letter by letter)
tavata {vt} :: To decipher (to read obscure or almost illegible text)
tavata luojansa {v} [idiomatic] :: to meet one's maker
tavaton {adj} :: unusual, extraordinary
tavattavissa {adv} :: available (for a meeting), in
tavattomasti {adv} :: unusually, extraordinarily
tavaus {n} :: spelling
tavausaakkonen {n} :: spelling word (word used to represent a letter when spelling)
tavausaakkonen {n} [in the plural] :: spelling alphabet, radio alphabet, telephone alphabet (set of standard words used to represent the letters of alphabet when spelling on the telephone or in other conditions where misunderstanding is likely)
taverna {n} :: tavern
tavi {n} :: common teal (Anas crecca)
tavi {n} [dialectal] :: pole, stake, club, mallet
tavi {n} :: the long stick used in the game of pilppu or tipcat
taviokuurna {n} :: pine grosbeak, Pinicola enucleator (passerine bird in true finch family, native to boreal coniferous forests throughout the Northern hemisphere)
tavis {n} [colloquial] :: An ordinary person, a random (unimportant person), a nobody, Mr. Nobody
tavoite {n} :: target, goal
tavoite {n} :: objective, aim
tavoitella {v} :: to go for, seek, strive after (to attempt to reach, achieve or gain)
tavoitella {v} :: to try to grab or catch, to attempt to reach
tavoiteohjelma {n} :: indicative program, objective program, target program
tavoitetaso {n} :: target level
tavoittaa {v} :: to catch, catch up
tavoittaa {v} :: to reach (someone)
tavoittamattomiin {adv} :: into being unreachable or unavailable
tavoittamattomissa {adv} :: being unreachable or unavailable
tavoitteellinen {adj} :: goal-directed, goal-oriented, result-oriented, tendentious
tavoitteellisesti {adv} :: purposefully, in a goal-oriented way
tavoittelija {n} :: seeker
tavoittelu {n} :: action noun of the verb tavoitella
tavu {n} [grammar, linguistics] :: syllable
tavu {n} [computing] :: byte
tavuheitto {n} [linguistics] :: haplology
tavujärjestys {n} [computing] :: byte order
tavukirjoitus {n} :: A syllabary (writing system)
tavukoodi {n} [computing] :: bytecode
tavumerkki {n} :: A syllabogram (writing symbol representing a syllable)
tavunraja {n} [linguistics] :: A syllable break
tavuraja {n} :: syllable boundary
tavuttaa {vt} :: to syllabify, to hyphenate
tavuttua {vi} :: to hyphenate
tavutus {n} :: hyphenation, syllabation, syllabification
tavutusvihje {n} [computing] :: soft hyphen
tavuviiva {n} :: a hyphen used to divide words between two lines
tävy {n} [obsolete] :: lung
tax-free {adj} :: tax-free
tax-free {n} :: Short for tax-free-myymälä ("tax-free shop")
tax-free-myymälä {n} :: tax-free shop
tax-free-myynti {n} :: tax-free sales
täydellä höyryllä {phrase} :: (at) full steam
täydelleen {adv} [rare] :: synonym of täysin
täydellinen {adj} :: perfect
täydellinen {adj} :: complete
täydellinen luku {n} [number theory] :: perfect number
täydellisempi {adj} :: comparative of täydellinen
täydellisen {adv} :: completely (to the fullest extent or degree)
täydellisesti {adv} :: completely
täydellisesti {adv} :: perfectly
täydellistää {vt} :: to make perfect, to perfect
täydellistyä {vi} :: to become perfect
täydellistymä {n} :: perfection
täydellistymä {n} [mathematics] :: completion
täydellistyttää {vt} :: to cause to become perfect
täydellisyys {n} :: perfection, perfectness
täydempi {adj} :: comparative of täysi
täydennellä {vt} :: to supplement, complement or complete leisurely or repeatedly
täydennys {n} :: supplement, supplies, reinforcements
täydennyserä {n} :: supplement batch of products
täydennysinventointi {n} :: supplement inventory
täydennysjakauma {n} :: complementary distribution
täydennyskoulutus {n} :: in-service training, updating training, updating education
täydennysrakentaminen {n} :: infill construction, complementary construction
täydennysvaali {n} :: by-election
täydentää {vt} :: To supplement, to reinforce
täydentää {vt} :: To complement
täydentää {vt} :: To complete
täydentävä {adj} :: complementary, supplementary
täydentyä {vi} :: to be supplemented or replenished
täydesti {adv} :: fully (in a full or fulfilling way)
taylorismi {n} :: Taylorism
täynnä {adv} :: full of, replete with
täynnä {adv} :: full (containing the maximum possible amount of that which can fit in the space available)
täynnä {adv} [colloquial] :: full (having eaten to satisfaction; replete)
täynnä itseään {adv} [idiomatic] :: full of oneself
täys- {prefix} :: A prefix used to signify completeness. English equivalents include plenary, full- and complete
täysaikainen {adj} :: full-term (of pregnancy)
täysaikainen {adj} :: full-time (involving a full amount of time spent on some activity)
täysarvoinen {adj} :: alternative form of täysiarvoinen
täysautomaattinen {adj} :: fully automatic
täysbarokki {n} [music] :: middle baroque (period of baroque music)
täysgotiikka {n} [art, architecture] :: High Gothic (period of Gothic art and architecture between Early and Late Gothic)
täyshoito {n} :: alternative form of täysihoito
täyshullu {adj} [colloquial] :: fully crazy, insane
täyshuolto {n} :: full service (such as of a bicycle)
täysi {adj} :: full
täysiä {adv} [colloquial] :: with full force or speed, really or real hard
täysiarvoinen {adj} :: full-fledged, full-value
täysihoito {n} :: all-inclusive (resort that provides all amenities, benefits or perquisites)
täysihoitola {n} :: boarding house, rooming house
täysi-ikäinen {adj} :: of age, of legal age
täysi-ikäinen {n} [legal] :: An adult (person at least 18 years of age)
täysi-ikäisyys {n} :: legal adulthood (in most countries, quality of being older than 18)
täysijärkinen {adj} :: sane, in one's right mind
täysikäinen {n} :: alternative form of täysi-ikäinen
täysikasvuinen {adj} :: full-grown, adult, mature
täysikasvuisuus {n} :: maturity
täysi kulma {n} [geometry] :: round angle, full angle
täysikulma {n} :: alternative form of täysi kulma
täysikuu {n} :: full moon
täysillä {adv} [colloquial] :: at full, maximum
täysilukuisesti {adv} :: in a complete way, with full strength, with all members or such present
täysimääräinen {adj} [particularly, law] :: full, complete
täysimääräisesti {adv} [particularly, law] :: fully, in full capacity, completely
täysimittaisesti {adv} :: fully, in full scale, at full strength, to the full
täysin {adj} :: superlative of täysi
täysin {adv} :: totally, fully, completely
täysin {adv} :: wide (used with awake)
täysinoppinut {adj} :: consummate, full-fledged, skilled and educated
täysin palkein {adv} [idiomatic] :: at the top of one's lungs
täysinpalvellut {adj} :: emeritus; having served the entire time until retirement
täysin purjein {phrase} :: full sail
täysin rinnoin {phrase} [idiomatic] :: wholeheartedly (in a wholehearted manner; with one's whole heart; enthusiastically; without reserve)
täysin sydämin {adv} [idiomatic] :: wholeheartedly
täysipainoisesti {adv} :: fully, in a full-blooded way
täysipäiväinen {adj} :: full-time (of a job)
täysipäiväisesti {adv} :: full-time
täysisisar {n} :: full-sister
täysisisarukset {n} :: full siblings
täysistunto {n} :: plenary session
täysitehoisesti {adv} :: with full power or effectiveness
täysivaltainen {adj} [diplomacy] :: plenipotentiary
täysivaltainen {adj} :: sovereign, independent, fully empowered
täysivaltaisesti {adv} :: plenipotentiarily
täysiveli {n} :: full-brother
täysivoimaisesti {adv} :: with full power, in full
täysjärkinen {adj} :: alternative form of täysijärkinen
täysjyvä {n} :: wholegrain
täysjyväjauho {n} :: wholegrain flour
täysjyväleipä {n} :: wholemeal bread
täyskäännös {n} :: turnabout, about-turn, about-face
täyskäännös {n} [figuratively] :: about face, turnabout, about-turn, handbrake turn
täyskäsi {n} [card games] :: full house (card combination, used particularly in poker and its variants)
täyslaidallinen {n} :: broadside (all the guns on one side of a warship firing simultaneously; (idiomatic) forceful attack)
täysmaito {n} :: whole milk
täysosuma {n} :: A bullseye, direct hit
täyspäinen {adj} [colloquial] :: rational, sane
täyspäisesti {adv} [colloquial] :: in a rational or sane way
täyspäiväinen {adj} :: alternative form of täysipäiväinen
täyspäiväisesti {adv} :: full-time
täyspakkaus {n} [military] :: full kit, full battle kit (complete set of gear that a soldier carries on his person in a battle)
täysparta {n} :: full beard
täysperä {n} [vehicles] :: A short form of täysperävaunuyhdistelmä
täysperävaunu {n} :: A trailer, whose weight rests on its own wheels (and not on the tractor)
täysperävaunurekka {n} :: a combination of a (truck) tractor, semi-trailer and a full trailer
täysperävaunurekka {n} :: informal juggernaut (a large, cumbersome truck or lorry)
täysperävaunuyhdistelmä {n} [vehicles] :: A combination of a truck and a "true" trailer (as opposed to a semi-trailer), a tractor-trailer
täyspitkä {adj} :: full-length
täysraittius {n} :: abstinence, teetotalism
täysrehu {n} :: complete feed
täysrenessanssi {n} [art] :: High Renaissance
täyssäilyke {n} :: wholly preserved food
täyssisarus {n} [chiefly in the plural] :: full-sibling
täystakiloitu {adj} [nautical] :: full-rigged (of a ship)
täystauko {n} :: complete break, hiatus
täystuho {n} :: total destruction, complete destruction, annihilation
täystyöllisyys {n} [economics, politics] :: full employment
täystyrmäys {n} :: wipeout, knockout
täystyrmäys {n} :: flat rejection; complete dismissal or debunking (such as of an idea)
täysvaltainen {adj} :: alternative form of täysivaltainen
täysvarjo {n} [astronomy] :: umbra
täysveli {n} :: full-brother
täytäntöönpano {n} [legal] :: enforcement
täyte {n} :: filling (anything used to fill something)
täyte {n} :: fill (inexpensive material used to occupy empty spaces, especially in construction)
täyte {n} :: batt, batting (pieces of fabric or fibre used for stuffing)
täyte {n} [computing, cryptography] :: padding
täyteaine {n} :: filler, filling material
täyteinen {adj} :: full (of), filled (with)
täytekakku {n} :: layer cake; sandwich cake [UK] (cake consisting of multiple stacked sheets of cake, held together by frosting or jam, etc.)
täytekeksi {n} :: sandwich cookie
täytekynä {n} :: fountain pen
täyteläinen {adj} :: plump (having a full and rounded shape)
täyteläinen {adj} :: full (having depth and body; rich: a full aroma; full tones)
täyteläinen {adj} :: full-bodied (of wine, having depth and body)
täyteläinen {adj} :: rich (having an intense flavour)
täyteläinen {adj} :: mellow (not coarse, rough, or harsh; subdued; soft; rich; delicate; -- said of sound, color, flavor, etc.)
täyteläinen {adj} :: round (plump, rotund)
täyteläisempi {adj} :: comparative of täyteläinen
täyteläisesti {adv} :: in a plump, full and/or rich way
täyteläisin {adj} :: superlative of täyteläinen
täyteläistää {vt} :: to make (more) plump, full, rich or mellow
täyteläistyä {vi} :: to become (more) plump, full, rich or mellow
täytelanka {n} :: cored wire
täytellä {vt} :: to fill repeatedly or leisurely
täytemaa {n} :: fill, ballast (soil or such material used to fill)
täytemateriaali {n} :: filling material, stuffing material
täytemusiikki {n} :: fill music
täytepitko {n} :: a pitko with a filling
täytesuklaa {n} :: filled chocolate (chocolate with a filling)
täytettävä {adj} :: refillable
täytetty {adj} :: filled, stuffed
täyttää {v} :: to fill, fill up, fill in, stuff
täyttää {v} :: to stuff (to preserve a dead animal by filling its skin)
täyttää {v} :: to fulfill
täyttää {v} [of age] :: to turn
täyttää taskujaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to line one's pockets, feather one's nest
täyttäminen {n} :: filling
täyttäminen {n} :: fulfilling
täyttävä {adj} :: filling (filling the stomach)
täytteinen {adj} :: filled, stuffed
täyttö {n} :: A fill (amount that fills a container)
täyttö {n} :: A fiil (instance of filling a container)
täyttömaa {n} :: land used to fill something
täyttömaa {n} :: landfill
täyttyä {vi} :: to become filled, to fill up
täyttyä {vi} :: to fulfill
täyttyminen {n} :: filling
täyttyminen {n} :: fulfilling
täyttyminen {v} :: infinitive of täyttyä
täyttymys {n} :: fulfillment (state of being fulfilled)
täytyä {vi} [impersonal, auxiliary] :: genitive + 3rd-pers. singular + infinitive = must, have to
te {pron} [personal] :: you (second-person plural; when addressing many persons or when addressing politely or formally one person)
Te {pron} [address] :: You (very formal, honorific or respectful 2nd person address both in singular and in plural)
Tea {prop} :: given name shortened from Dorotea ( =Dorothea)
teak {n} :: teak (timber or tree)
teaniini {n} [amino acid] :: theanine
teatraalinen {adj} :: theatrical (exaggerated)
teatraalisesti {adv} :: theatrically
teatraalisuus {n} :: theatricality
teatteri {n} :: theatre [UK], theater [US]
teatteriala {n} :: theatrical sector, theatrical industry
teatteriarvostelu {n} :: theatre review
teatterielokuva {n} :: feature film (film produced to be principally shown in cinemas)
teatterikausi {n} :: theatrical season
teatterikiikari {n} :: opera glasses
teatterikuiskaus {n} :: A stage whisper
teatterikuiskaus {n} :: A wheeze (exaggerated whisper)
teatterilainen {n} :: a person who works at a theater
teatterillinen {adj} :: theatrical (of or relating to the theatre)
teatterimuseo {n} :: theatre museum
teatterineuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the eighth rank granted by the President of Finland to people with accomplishments in theater, such as actors or directors
teatterinukke {n} :: theatre doll
teatterirakennus {n} :: theatre building
teatteriryhmä {n} :: theater group, theater company
teatterisali {n} :: theater hall
teatteritekniikka {n} :: theater technology
teatteriväki {n} :: theater people, theater crowd
tebaiini {n} [chemistry] :: thebaine
teddykangas {n} :: soft plush, like that used on stuffed toys (fabric)
teddykarhu {n} :: teddy bear
tee {n} [uncountable] :: tea (dried leaves or buds of the tea plant, Camellia sinensis)
tee {n} [uncountable] :: tea (drink made by infusing these dried leaves or buds in hot water)
tee {n} [countable] :: tea (variety of the tea plant)
tee {n} [uncountable, by extension] :: tea (any drink made by infusing parts of various other plants)
tee {n} [countable] :: tea, cup of tea (cup of any one of these drinks)
tee {n} :: letter: t
teeastia {n} :: tea vessel
teeastiasto {n} :: tea service
teeastiasto {n} :: tea set
teehuone {n} :: teahouse (restaurant that sells tea and light refreshments)
teejuoma {n} :: tea beverage
teekalusto {n} :: tea service
teekalusto {n} :: tea set
teekannu {n} :: teapot
teekeitin {n} :: tea maker, teakettle
teekkari {n} [student slang] :: A person studying for the degree of diplomi-insinööri in a university, a tech student or a student of technology
teekkarijäynä {n} :: a student prank traditionally done by students of technology (teekkari) on Labor Day or May Day
teekkarilakki {n} :: A tech student version of ylioppilaslakki (student cap), differentiated from the ordinary student cap with a hanging tussle
teekukka {n} :: flowering tea (bundle of tea leaves and flowers which open in hot water to a flower-like form)
teekupillinen {n} :: teacupful, teacup (unit of measure)
teekupillinen {n} :: tea (cup of tea)
teekuppi {n} :: teacup (cup for drinking tea)
teelaatu {n} :: tea variety
teelasi {n} :: tea glass
teelehti {n} :: tea leaf
teeleipä {n} :: scone, tea biscuit
teelmä {n} :: that which is or is being made or manufactured
teelmä {n} :: blank, block
teelusikallinen {n} :: A teaspoonful
teelusikka {n} :: teaspoon (spoon)
teelusikka {n} [cooking] :: teaspoon (unit of measure; equivalent to 5 millilitres)
teema {n} :: theme
teema {n} :: subject
teemakartta {n} :: thematic map
teemakkara {n} :: a type of light lardy sausage
teemanäyttely {n} :: themed exhibition
teemapäivä {n} :: themed day, day (of or dedicated to some topic)
teemapuisto {n} :: theme park
teemavuosi {n} :: theme year
teemoittaa {vt} :: to theme
Teemu {prop} :: given name
teenjuonti {n} :: tea drinking
teenkasvatus {n} :: tea growing
teenkeitin {n} :: tea maker
teenkeitin {n} :: tea urn
teenkeitto {n} :: teamaking
teenlehti {n} :: tea leaf (dried fragment of a leaf of the tea plant used in making the drink tea, usually used in the plural)
teennäinen {adj} :: artificial, affected, fake
teennäinen {adj} :: forced
teennäisesti {adv} :: in an artificial, fake, affected, disingenuously or forced way
teenviljely {n} :: tea cultivation
teepannu {n} :: A teakettle, or, especially in the UK, kettle
teepensas {n} :: tea plant
teepöytä {n} :: tea table
teepussi {n} :: teabag
teerenpeli {n} :: flirtation, dalliance, sport
teerenpilkku {n} :: freckle
teeri {n} :: black grouse, Lyrurus tetrix, formerly Tetrao tetrix
teerikana {n} :: grey hen, heath hen (female black grouse)
teeriparvi {n} :: A flock of black grouses
teesekoitus {n} :: tea blend
teeseremonia {n} :: tea ceremony
teesi {n} :: thesis (a statement)
teesi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of tee
teesieni {n} :: tea fungus, tea mushroom (like what is used to make kombucha)
teesihti {n} :: synonym of teesiivilä
teesiivilä {n} :: tea strainer
teeskellä {v} [archaic] :: synonym of teeskennellä
teeskennellä {vt} :: To pretend; to feign, make believe; to affect, assume an air/a look of, put on airs of
teeskentelemätön {adj} :: unpretentious, unfeigned, genuine
teeskentelemättömästi {adv} :: unpretentiously, unfeignedly, genuinely
teeskentelijä {n} :: pretender
teetarjoilu {n} :: tea service (service or offering of tea)
teetarjotin {n} :: tea tray
teetättää {v} :: alternative form of teettää
teetätyttää {v} :: alternative form of teetättää
teettää {vt} :: to have something done
teettää {vt} :: to commission
teettää {vt} :: to subcontract
teetupa {n} :: teahouse
teevati {n} :: saucer, tea saucer
teevee {n} [colloquial] :: television
teevesi {n} :: tea water
tefhirssi {n} :: teff (grain of Eragrostis tef)
teflon {n} [colloquial] :: Teflon (synthetic resin, used as surfactant due to its nonstick property)
tefloninen {adj} :: Teflon (containing Teflon)
tehdä {vt} :: to do, perform, execute
tehdä {vt} :: to make, manufacture
tehdä {vt} :: to commit, perpetrate, carry out, conduct (to do, as a crime, sin, or fault)
tehdä {vt} :: to make, render (somebody: accusative, adjective: translative or somebody: elative, noun: accusative)
tehdä {vt} :: to make, cost [said often by the salesperson to the customer]
tehdä {vt} [colloquial] :: to do a, pull a (copy or emulate the actions or behaviour that is associated with the person or thing mentioned)
tehdä bänät {v} [colloquial] :: to break up with someone, to end a relationship, to make a clean break, to dump someone
tehdä eetvarttia {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to be pleasing, to make feel good; to hit the spot
tehdä huorin {v} :: to commit adultery
tehdä itsemurha {v} :: to commit suicide
tehdä kärpäsestä härkänen {idiom} :: make a mountain out of a molehill
tehdä kauppaa {vi} [idiomatic] :: To do business, to trade
tehdä kauppansa {vi} [idiomatic] :: To sell fast, sell like hot cakes
tehdä mieli {vt} [idiomatic] :: To feel like, to would like, to fancy
tehdä numero {v} [idiomatic, + elative] :: to try to get attention towards, make a scene of; [of negative things] blow out of proportion; [of self] toot one's own horn
tehdä oharit {v} :: to stand somebody up
tehdä poikaa {v} [idiomatic] :: to hit the spot (be particularly pleasing or appropriate)
tehdas {n} :: factory
tehdas {n} :: mill (factory)
tehdasalue {n} :: factory site, industrial site
tehdasmaisesti {adv} :: in a way that resembles a factory or factory manufacturing
tehdaspalo {n} :: factory fire
tehdassali {n} :: factory floor
tehdastyö {n} :: factory work
tehdastyöläinen {n} :: factory worker, factoryworker
tehdastyöntekijä {n} :: factory worker, factoryworker
tehdastyöväki {n} :: factory workers collectively
tehdä tenä {v} :: to stop working (of a machine or device)
tehdä tenä {v} :: to refuse to do something, to stop cooperating
tehdä tiettäväksi {v} [idiomatic] :: to make clear, let know
tehdä tiettäväksi {v} [formal] :: to announce
tehdä töitä {v} :: to work; especially on something unspecified that one is paid for
tehdä työtä {v} :: to do work, work
Teheran {prop} :: Teheran (capital city)
tehkää hyvin {phrase} [dated] :: here you are, there you go
teho {n} :: power, effect
teho {n} [physics, electronics] :: power
teho {n} :: throughout (rate of processing)
teho {n} [colloquial] :: short for teho-osasto
teho {n} [in compounds] :: Indicates boosting of the base term in one way or other; English equivalents include power, intensive, intense, super-
tehoaika {n} :: time during which medicine is active or effective
tehoaine {n} :: active substance
tehohoito {n} [medicine] :: intensive care (support and monitoring of critically ill patients)
tehoilla {vi} [ice hockey] :: to earn (many) score points
tehoisa {adj} :: powerful
tehokas {adj} :: powerful, potent
tehokas {adj} :: efficient
tehokas {adj} :: effective [see usage notes]
tehokäyttäjä {n} [computing] :: power user
tehokeino {n} [rhetoric] :: A (rhetorical) device
tehokeino {n} [literature] :: A device, as in kirjallinen tehokeino (literary device)
tehokkaampi {adj} :: comparative of tehokas
tehokkaasti {adv} :: efficiently
tehokkaasti {adv} :: effectively
tehokkuus {n} :: efficiency
tehokkuus {n} :: effectivity, effectiveness
teholähde {n} :: power supply
teholähde {n} :: power source
teholaihdutus {n} :: crash diet
tehollisarvo {n} :: quadratic mean, root mean square
tehonkulutus {n} :: power consumption
tehontarve {n} :: power demand, power requirement
teho-osasto {n} [medicine] :: intensive care unit, ICU
tehopiste {n} :: score point, point (unit of measuring the efficiency of an individual player in a ball game)
tehosekoitin {n} :: A blender (machine)
tehostaa {v} :: to increase the performance, effect, or effectiveness of something; to intensify, make more effective, enhance, strengthen, boost, beef up, step up
tehostaa {v} :: to optimize (to make something more efficient)
tehostaminen {n} :: making more effective, intensifying, enhancing, optimizing
tehoste {n} [film] :: effect
tehostin {n} :: A device that enhances or strengthens a small force into a larger one. Translations into English vary by application. Despite the etymology, booster is normally something else than tehostin in Finnish
tehostua {vi} :: to become more effective or efficient, to be enhanced
tehostua {vi} :: to be optimized
tehota {v} :: To affect, to have an effect on something
tehote {n} [chiefly in crosswords] :: synonym of tehoste
tehoton {adj} :: ineffective, powerless
tehottaa {vt} [rare] :: synonym of tehostaa
tehottomasti {adv} :: ineffectively, inefficiently
tehtailija {n} :: industrialist
tehtailla {vt} :: to manufacture or fabricate in large numbers
tehtailu {n} :: milling, manufacturing
tehtävä {n} :: A task (a piece of work done as part of one’s duties)
tehtävä {n} :: A task (a difficult or tedious undertaking), mission (duty that involves fulfilling a request)
tehtävä {n} :: A task (an objective), duty, responsibility, vocation
tehtävä {n} :: A job, duty, function (professional or official position), situation (position of employment; a post)
tehtävä {n} :: A purpose, function (what something does, exists, or is used for)
tehtävä {n} :: An exercise, problem, task, or puzzle assigned in a course or game or that is a game, for example math exercises or a crossword (ristisanatehtävä)
tehtävä {n} [computing] :: A task, process
tehtävä {n} [IT] :: task, problem in a computer program
tehtävä {n} :: A commission (mission)
tehtäväalue {n} :: area of responsibility
tehtäväluokka {n} :: task category, job category
tehtävämoniste {n} [education] :: worksheet (sheet of paper on which problems are worked out or solved and answers recorded)
tehtävänanto {n} :: assignment (the assignment of a task)
tehtävänanto {n} [education] :: assignment (a task, often specifically the description of the task or question)
tehtävänanto {n} :: entrustment
tehtäväni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of tehtävä
tehtävänimike {n} :: job title (specific designation of a post within an organization, normally associated with a job description that details the tasks and responsibilities that go with it)
tehtävänkuva {n} :: mission or job description or statement
tehtävänkuvaus {n} :: job description, mission description
tehtäväpaperi {n} [education] :: worksheet (sheet of paper on which problems are worked out or solved and answers recorded)
tehtäväsi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of tehtävä
tehtäväsivu {n} [education] :: worksheet (computerized document on which problems are worked out or solved and answers recorded)
tehtävien eriyttäminen {n} [business, computing] :: separation of duties (concept of having more than one person required to complete a task in order to prevent fraud and error)
teidän {pron} :: The genitive plural of the personal pronoun te, in most cases (with the possessive suffix -nne appended to the main word owned) translated with the possessive pronoun your; after the verb olla: yours - when addressing many persons or when addressing politely or formally one person:
teidän {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 you - when addressing many persons or when addressing politely or formally one person:
Teidän {pron} :: The genitive plural of the personal pronoun Te, in most cases (with the possessive suffix -nne appended to the main word owned) translated with the possessive pronoun Your; after the verb olla: Yours - when addressing one or more persons very formally or honorifically
Teidän armonne {pron} :: your grace, your Grace
teidän korkeutenne {pron} :: alternative form of Teidän korkeutenne
Teidän korkeutenne {pron} :: Your Highness, Your Honour, Your Excellency
teidänlainen {adj} :: alternative form of teidänlaisenne
teidänlaisenne {adj} :: like you, like yourselves, like yourself [plural or respectful you]
teidät {pron} :: The accusative plural of the personal pronoun te, in most cases translated into English you (direct object, addressing many persons):
teiini {n} :: theine, caffeine in tea
Teija {prop} :: given name
teijo {n} :: synonym of tuhto
Teijo {prop} :: given name
teikäläinen {n} :: one of you
teikäläinen {n} [colloquial] :: you (singular, familiar)
teikäläisittäin {adv} :: the way you do it, like you, in your community/group/society
teikaroida {vi} :: to swagger
teikata {v} [sports] :: to lag (determine the order of play in some sports)
teikkaus {n} [sports] :: lag (action that determines the order of play)
teilata {v} :: to wheel (to execute on the wheel)
teilata {v} :: to dismember (to remove the limbs from)
teilata {v} :: to reject, pan
teili {n} :: A pole where a person subjected to breaking wheel execution was tied
teilipuu {n} :: synonym of teili
teilipyörä {n} :: breaking wheel
teiliratas {n} :: breaking wheel
teini {n} :: A teen
teinihelvetti {n} [slang] :: an 18+ bar populated mostly by teenagers who fake their age with fake IDs or similar means
teini-ikä {n} :: teens (age)
teini-ikäinen {adj} :: teenage
teini-ikäinen {n} :: teenager
teinipeili {n} :: A selfie taken through a mirror, especially one that is published in the internet
teinipoika {n} :: teenage boy
teinityttö {n} :: teenage girl
teipata {vt} :: To tape (to fasten with adhesive tape)
teippi {n} :: adhesive tape, sellotape, tape
teippiharja {n} :: lint roller
teiri {n} [dialectal] :: black grouse
teismi {n} :: theism
teistä {pron} :: about you; of you (addressing many persons or politely or formally one person):
teistä {pron} :: of you (addressing many persons):
teistä {pron} :: in your opinion, you think that (addressing many persons or politely or formally one person):
teisti {n} :: rock gunnel (Pholis gunnellus)
teisti {n} :: theist
teistinen {adj} :: theistic
teititellä {vt} [+ partitive] :: to you, to address with the polite V-form, to address someone (especially the elderly and people with higher social status) formally in the second-person (in languages in which such form is distinguishable)
teitittely {n} :: using V-form (act or custom of addressing someone formally in second person)
teitittelymuoto {n} [inguistics] :: V-form (second-person form of address used in formal situations)
teitse {adv} [archaic] :: by way of; now chiefly used as headword in compound terms
tekaista {vt} :: To make up (dishonestly: a story; legal charges), to trump up
tekarit {n} [colloquial] :: artificial teeth, denture
tekeillä {adv} :: in the making (in the process of being made)
tekeille {adv} :: into being in the making
tekele {n} :: A product of poor quality, an example of poor workmanship
tekemätön {adj} :: not done, undone
tekeminen {n} :: making (action noun of the verb tehdä (to make))
tekeminen {n} :: something to do
tekemispäivä {n} :: doing date, filing date
te-keskus {n} [dated] :: alternative form of TE-keskus
TE-keskus {n} [Finland] :: A regional office of työ- ja elinkeinoministeriö (Ministry of Employment and the Economy), discontinued in 2010 and merged with offices of two other ministries to ELY-keskus
tekevälle sattuu {proverb} :: whoever does something is bound to some kind of misfortune; used in a comforting way
tekeytyä {vi} [_, + translative] :: to feign, to pretend to be, to pose as or play the role of
tekijä {n} :: author, auteur
tekijä {n} :: maker
tekijä {n} :: doer
tekijä {n} :: perpetrator
tekijä {n} [chiefly mathematics] :: factor
tekijä {n} [grammar] :: person
tekijäavaruus {n} [algebra, topology] :: quotient space
tekijännimi {n} [grammar] :: agent noun (noun that denotes an agent who does the action denoted by the verb from which the noun is derived)
tekijänoikeudeton {adj} :: public domain
tekijänoikeudettomuus {n} :: public domain (feature of intellectual property being not protected under patent or copyright,)
tekijänoikeus {n} :: copyright (right to determine who may publish, copy and distribute a piece of writing, music or other work of authorship)
tekijänoikeuslaki {n} [law] :: copyright act
tekijänoikeusmerkki {n} :: copyright symbol, copyright (symbol ©)
tekijänoikeusvapaa {adj} :: public domain, free of copyright
tekijärengas {n} [algebra] :: quotient ring
tekijäryhmä {n} [group theory] :: quotient group
tekijätön {adj} :: authorless
tekijätön {adj} [grammar] :: personless
tekijätön {adj} [grammar, dated] :: passive (in passive)
tekijyys {n} :: authorship
Tekla {prop} :: given name
teknetium {n} :: technetium
tekniikan ylioppilas {n} :: student of technology
tekniikka {n} :: technology
tekniikka {n} :: technique
tekniikka {n} :: method
tekniikka {n} :: engineering
tekniikkalaji {n} :: an activity of technique
tekniikkalukio {n} :: a lukio with engineering courses
teknikko {n} :: technician
teknikko {n} [archaic] :: engineer
teknillinen {adj} :: technical
tekninen {adj} :: technical
tekninen piirustus {n} :: technical drawing, drafting
teknisesti {adv} :: technically
teknistää {vt} :: to make technical or more technical
teknistyä {vi} :: to become (more) technical
tekno- {prefix} :: techno-
tekno {n} [music] :: techno
teknobileet {n} [slang] :: techno party
teknokraatti {n} :: technocrat
teknokratia {n} :: technocracy
teknologi {n} :: technologist
teknologia {n} :: technology (the study of or a collection of techniques)
teknologiateollisuus {n} :: technology industry
teknologinen {adj} :: technological
teknomusiikki {n} [music] :: techno
teko- {prefix} :: artificial, manmade, false, mock, simulated
teko {n} :: act, deed
teko {n} :: achievement
teko {n} [in compounds] :: refers to a deed, especially in a legal context
tekoaine {n} :: synthetic material, artificial material
tekoallas {n} :: reservoir
tekoäly {n} :: artificial intelligence
tekoelämä {n} :: artificial life
tekoelin {n} :: artificial organ
tekohampaat {n} [colloquial] :: artificial denture
tekohengitys {n} [first aid] :: artificial respiration
tekohilpeä {adj} :: artificially cheerful
tekohurskaasti {adv} :: self-righteously, hypocritically
tekoinen {adj} [as headword in compound terms] :: -made, -built
tekoitku {n} :: fake crying
tekojää {n} :: artificial ice
tekojärvi {n} :: reservoir, artificial lake
tekojäsen {n} :: prosthesis
tekokieli {n} :: constructed language, artificial language
tekokuitu {n} :: man-made fiber
tekokukka {n} :: artificial flower
tekokuu {n} :: artificial satellite
tekokynsi {n} :: fake nail, fake fingernail
tekolumi {n} :: synonym of tykkilumi
tekonahka {n} :: artificial leather
tekonauru {n} :: fake laugh
tekonen {n} :: offense, misdeed, violation
tekonivelleikkaus {n} [medicine] :: joint replacement surgery
tekonurmi {n} :: artificial turf
tekopaikka {n} :: site, place where something was done or performed
tekopaikka {n} :: crime scene (scene or location in which a crime occurred)
tekopaikka {n} [sports] :: short for maalintekopaikka
tekopalkka {n} :: salary for doing something
tekoparta {n} :: fake beard
tekopyhä {adj} :: hypocritical
tekopyhä {adj} :: sanctimonious
tekopyhästi {adv} :: sanctimoniously
tekopyhempi {adj} :: comparative of tekopyhä
tekopyhin {adj} :: superlative of tekopyhä
tekopyhyys {n} :: hypocrisy
tekopyhyys {n} :: sanctimony
tekoripset {n} :: false eyelashes, artificial eyelashes
tekosana {n} :: artificial word (invented word that is not of any particular language)
tekosuoli {n} :: artificial intestine, artificial gut
tekosydän {n} :: artificial heart
tekosyy {n} :: A pretext
tekosyy {n} :: An excuse, a plea
tekotapa {n} :: way of doing, method
tekotukka {n} :: hairpiece
tekoturkis {n} :: artificial fur, synthetic fur
tekovagina {n} :: artificial vagina, fleshlight
tekovika {n} :: defect
Teksas {prop} :: Texas (US state)
teksasilainen {adj} :: Texan
teksasilainen {n} :: A Texan
teksaspulla {n} :: a cinnamon sweet roll
tekstaaja {n} :: texter
tekstailla {v} :: To text message (to engage in the activity of sending and receiving text messages)
tekstari {n} [colloquial] :: text message
tekstata {v} :: To text message (to transmit a text message to)
tekstata {v} :: To text message (to send as a text message)
tekstata {v} :: To write non-cursive letters similar to block letters by hand
teksti {n} :: text
teksti {n} [journalism] :: copy (text of a newspaper article)
teksti {n} [marketing] :: copy (output of copywriter; short for mainosteksti)
tekstiarkisto {n} :: text archive
tekstiasu {n} :: text layout, text form, textual form
tekstieditori {n} [computing] :: text editor
tekstiili {n} :: fabric, textile, cloth
tekstiiliala {n} :: textile sector
tekstiili-insinööri {n} :: textile engineer
tekstiilikeramiikka {n} :: ceramics with a texture similar to what could be made with textiles
tekstiilikone {n} :: textile machine
tekstiilimateriaali {n} :: textile material
tekstiiliopettaja {n} :: textiles teacher
tekstiilisuunnittelu {n} :: textile design
tekstiilitaide {n} :: textile arts, tapestry
tekstiilitaiteilija {n} :: textile artist
tekstiiliteollisuus {n} :: textile industry
tekstiilityö {n} :: textile working
teksti-ilmoitus {n} :: textual notice or announcement
tekstijulkaisu {n} :: published text or an edition of such
tekstikenttä {n} [graphical user interface] :: text box, text field
tekstikohta {n} :: reading, item or section of text
tekstikriittinen {adj} :: that is related or pertaining to textual criticism
tekstikritiikki {n} :: textual criticism
tekstiladelma {n} :: text typesetting
tekstilaji {n} :: text form, text genre
tekstilingvistiikka {n} :: text linguistics
tekstimainonta {n} :: text advertising, textual advertising
tekstinkäsittelijä {n} :: word processor (person)
tekstinkäsittely {n} :: word processing
tekstinkäsittelyjärjestelmä {n} [computing] :: word processing system
tekstinkäsittelylaite {n} :: word processor (device)
tekstinkäsittelyohjelma {n} :: word processor (software)
tekstinkatkelma {n} :: excerpt or passage from a text
tekstinlukulaite {n} :: optical reading device (device that reads text)
tekstinsiirto {n} :: transmission of text
tekstintää {vt} :: to transcribe into text
tekstintunnistus {n} :: optical character recognition, text recognition
tekstinvalmistus {n} :: text production
tekstipuhelin {n} :: text telephone (especially one designed for those with hearing impairment)
tekstiseikkailu {n} :: text adventure
tekstisuunnittelija {n} :: copywriter
tekstitelevisio {n} :: Teletext
tekstitietokanta {n} :: textbase, text database
tekstitoimittaja {n} :: synonym of tekstisuunnittelija
tekstitraditio {n} :: textual tradition
tekstittää {vt} :: To subtitle
tekstitys {n} :: subtitle (textual versions of the dialog in films)
tekstitys {n} :: subtitling (act or art of creating subtitles)
tekstitys {n} :: surtitle, supertitle (text, typically translation, provided above a stage)
tekstityyppi {n} :: text type
tekstiversio {n} :: version of text
tekstiviesti {n} :: text message (SMS)
tekstiviestitse {adv} :: by text message, by SMS
tekstiyhteys {n} :: context within a text
tekstuaalinen {adj} :: textual
tekstuaalitiede {n} :: textual studies
tekstualisaatio {n} :: textualization
teksturoida {v} :: to texturise/texturize, to texture
tekstuura {n} :: textura, black letter
tekstuuri {n} :: texture
tekstuurikartta {n} [computer graphics] :: texture map
tektiitti {n} [geology] :: tektite
tektoniikka {n} :: tectonics
tektoninen {adj} :: tectonic
tektosilikaatti {n} [mineral] :: tectosilicate, silica (silicate mineral having a silicon to oxygen ratio of 1:2)
tektosilikaatti {n} [in plural] :: silica group
tektosilikaattiryhmä {n} [mineralogy] :: silica group (group of silicate minerals having a silicon to oxygen ratio of 1:2)
teku {n} [colloquial] :: technical college
tela {n} :: One of a set of round logs used as support to keep something, such as a boat or a pile of firewood, from touching directly the ground, or to help move a large object by rolling it over the logs
tela {n} [by extension] :: A place where something is left or stored; usually in adessive, ablative or allative plural
tela {n} :: roller, cylinder
tela {n} :: track (short of telaketju - "caterpillar track")
tela {n} :: platen (part of a printing press which presses the paper against the type and by which the impression is made)
tela {n} :: platen (part of a typewriter or printer on which the paper rests to receive an impression)
telahermo {n} [neuroanatomy] :: trochlear nerve
telaketju {n} :: A caterpillar track
telaketjufeministi {n} [colloquial] :: A radical or militant feminist
telakka {n} :: shipyard (place to build and repair ships)
telakka {n} :: dockyard (place to repair and outfit ships)
telakka {n} [computing] :: docking station, dock (piece of hardware into which a laptop computer can be plugged for use as a desktop computer)
telakoida {v} :: to dock (to connect a vessel to another; such as a spaceship to a space station)
telakoida {v} :: to take a vessel to a dockyard for service or repair
telakointi {n} :: docking
telakoitua {vi} :: to dock (to join two moving items)
telakoituminen {n} :: docking (connecting spacecraft)
telakoituminen {n} :: docking (type of homosexual act)
telalavetti {n} [military] :: an armored vehicle used as a missile launcher
telaluu {n} [skeleton] :: talus, astragalus
telamiina {n} [military] :: anti-tank mine
telapuu {n} :: log or timber used as horizontal support
telapyörä {n} :: roller wheel, track roller
telata {vt} :: To paint using a paint roller
telatie {n} :: a road built out of logs
telatraktori {n} :: caterpillar tractor (tractor with caterpillar tracks)
telavaunu {n} :: a wagon or carriage with caterpillar tracks
tele- {prefix} :: tele-
tele {n} [photographing, colloquial] :: telephoto lens
telefoni {n} [obsolete] :: synonym of puhelin
teleinsinööri {n} :: telecommunications engineer
teleiofiili {n} :: teleiophile
teleiofilia {n} :: teleiophilia
telekinesia {n} :: telekinesis
telekommunikaatio {n} :: telecommunication
telekopio {n} :: fax
teleksi {n} :: telex
telelääketiede {n} :: telemedicine
telemaattinen {adj} :: telematic
telematiikka {n} :: telematics
telemetria {n} :: telemetry
teleologia {n} :: teleology
teleonomia {n} :: teleonomy
teleoperaattori {n} [telecommunication] :: telephone company, telecommunications operator, carrier
telepaatikko {n} :: telepath
telepaatti {n} :: telepath
telepaattinen {adj} :: telepathic
telepatia {n} :: telepathy
teleportaatio {n} :: teleportation
teleportti {n} :: teleportation
teleskooppi {n} :: telescope
teleskooppisesti {adv} :: telescopically
televisio {n} [television] :: television
televisio {n} :: A television set
televisioantenni {n} :: television antenna, TV aerial
televisioasema {n} :: television station
televisiodokumentti {n} :: A TV documentary
televisioelokuva {n} :: A TV movie, made-for-TV movie (movie made for and initially broadcast by a television channel)
televisioida {v} :: to televise (air an event etc. on TV)
televisiointi {n} :: telecast (television broadcast, especially outside of a studio)
televisiointi {n} :: televising, telecasting (action)
televisioitse {adv} :: over the television
televisiokamera {n} :: television camera
televisiokanava {n} :: television channel (radio frequency or band of frequencies used for transmitting television)
televisiokanava {n} :: television channel (station or broadcaster using the band)
televisiolähetin {n} :: television transmitter
televisio-ohjelma {n} :: television program, television show
televisioruutu {n} :: television screen
televisiosatelliitti {n} :: television satellite
televisiotähti {n} :: television star
televisiotekniikka {n} :: television engineering, television technology
televisiouutiset {n} :: television news
teli {n} [railroading] :: bogie
teline {n} :: rack, stand
teline {n} :: scaffold, staging (structure supporting workmen on a construction site etc.)
teline {n} [gymnastics] :: apparatus
telinevoimistelu {n} [sports] :: artistic gymnastics
telje {n} :: alternative form of telki
teljetä {vt} :: to bar, to bolt, to latch (to secure a door by locking or barring it)
teljo {n} [nautical] :: thwart
telki {n} :: bolt (door bolt; lock bolt)
telkien taakse {adv} [idiomatic] :: behind bars (to prison)
telkien takana {adv} [idiomatic] :: behind bars (in prison)
telkka {n} [colloquial] :: television
telkkä {n} :: Any of the ducks in the goldeneye genus Bucephala
telkkä {n} :: The type species of the goldeneye genus, the common goldeneye, Bucephala clangula
telkkari {n} [colloquial] :: television, telly
telkku {n} [colloquial] :: television
-tella {suffix} :: Forms verbs for calling someone by a name or a label
-tella {suffix} :: Forms verbs that describe act of pretending to be something
Tellervo {prop} :: In Finnish mythology, a goddess of forest, wife or daughter of Tapio
Tellervo {prop} :: given name
telluridi {n} [chemistry] :: telluride
telluuri {n} :: tellurium
telluurio {n} :: tellurion
telmää {v} :: alternative form of telmiä
telmätä {v} :: synonym of telmiä
Tel Megiddo {n} :: Mount Megiddo
telmiä {v} :: to romp, frolic
teloa {vi} :: to hurt, to injure (usually of one's own body parts)
telofaasi {n} [biology] :: telophase
teloilla {adv} :: synonym of sijoillaan
teloillaan {adv} :: alternative form of teloilla
teloille {adv} :: synonym of sijoilleen
teloilleen {adv} :: alternative form of teloille
teloilta {adv} :: synonym of sijoiltaan
teloiltaan {adv} :: alternative form of teloilta
teloittaa {v} :: to execute (to kill as a punishment for capital crimes)
teloittaa {v} :: to electrocute (to execute by electric shock, as in an electric chair)
teloittaja {n} :: executioner
teloitus {n} :: execution (act of putting to death)
teloituspaikka {n} :: execution site (site where people are executed)
teloituttaa {vt} :: to have (someone) executed
telomeeri {n} :: telomere
telomeraasi {n} [biochemistry] :: telomerase
telso {n} :: synonym of talso
teltta {n} :: a tent
telttailija {n} :: camper
telttailla {vi} :: To camp (to live in a tent, temporarily, usually for pleasure)
telttailu {n} :: camping
telttakangas {n} :: canvas
telttakatto {n} :: pyramid roof
telttamaja {n} [Bible] :: tabernacle (portable tent used by the Jewish before the construction of the temple of Jeusalem)
telttasänky {n} :: camp bed
telttatuoli {n} :: camping chair or camping stool
telugu {n} :: Telugu (language)
temaattinen {adj} :: thematic (relating to, or having a theme or a topic)
tematiikka {n} :: thematics
temmata {vt} :: to snatch, grab, jerk, pull, tear
temmata {vt} [figurative] :: to draw (e.g. a sword)
temmelkenttä {n} [archaic] :: synonym of taistelukenttä
temmellä {vt} [archaic] :: to pull repeatedly
temmellä {v} [archaic] :: to rage (to move with great violence) [of people, storm, fire]
temmellä {v} [archaic] :: to romp, frolic
temmellys {n} :: frolicking
temmeltää {vi} :: to romp, frolic (to play about roughly, energetically or boisterously)
temmi {n} [dialectal] :: penis
temminckinmuurahaiskäpy {n} [zoology] :: ground pangolin (Manis temminckii)
temmirauta {n} [colloquial] :: chisel
tempaantua {v} :: synonym of tempautua
tempaista {vt} :: To wrench
tempaus {n} :: An act of snatching, yanking or jerking
tempaus {n} [weightlifting] :: snatch
tempaus {n} :: escapade (daring or adventurous act; an undertaking which goes against convention)
tempautua {vt} [+ elative] :: to break away (from)
tempautua {vi} :: to get caught up (in)
tempe {n} :: tempeh
tempera {n} :: tempera
temperamaalaus {n} :: tempera painting (technique)
temperamentikas {adj} :: temperamental
temperamentti {n} :: temperament
temperamenttinen {adj} :: temperamental
temperoida {vt} :: To temper (treat with heat, mostly of tempering chocolate)
temperoida {v} [music] :: To adjust, as the mathematical scale to the actual scale, or to that in actual use
temperointi {n} :: tempering
temperointi {n} [music] :: temperament
tempervalurauta {n} [metallurgy] :: malleable cast iron
tempo {n} [music] :: tempo
tempoa {v} :: to tear at (to pull something violently and repeatedly as in an attempt to tear it apart or break loose of it)
tempoilla {vt} :: to tear or pull at violently and repeatedly
tempoilla {v} :: to wince (kick or flounce when unsteady or impatient)
temporaali {n} [grammar] :: temporal case
temporaalilogiikka {n} :: temporal logic
temporaalilohko {n} [anatomy] :: temporal lobe
temporaalinen {adj} :: temporal
temporaalinen distributiivi {n} [grammar] :: temporal distributive, distributive-temporal case
temporaalirakenne {n} [grammar] :: in Finnish, a participial phrase used for either contemporary or preceding events, using either the inessive of the second infinitive or partitive of the past passive participle
temppeli {n} :: temple (place of worship)
temppeliblokki {n} [musical instruments] :: temple block
temppeliherra {n} :: Templar
temppelinimi {n} [history] :: (Chinese) temple name
temppeliritari {n} :: paladin
temppeliviikuna {n} :: sacred fig, bodhi tree, Ficus religiosa (species of fig venerated by Buddhists because they believe the Buddha attained enlightenment while sitting underneath such a tree)
Temppelivuori {prop} :: Temple Mount (hill in Jerusalem)
temppu {n} :: trick, stunt
temppuilija {n} :: trickster
temppuilla {v} :: to monkey around, to monkey about
tempputyöllistäminen {n} [politics] :: the government practice of improving unemployment statistics by employing people in ways seen as artificial or otherwise inadequate
tempus {n} [linguistics, dated] :: tense
-ten {suffix} :: Forms causative adverbs
tenä {n} :: hindrance, obstacle
tenä {n} :: tehdä ~ : to stop working (a machine), to refuse to do sthg
tenalji {n} :: tenaille
tenätä {vi} :: to struggle against, to be insubordinate
tenava {n} [colloquial] :: kid, child
tendenssi {n} :: tendency
tenderi {n} [rail transport] :: tender (railroad car towed behind a steam engine to carry fuel)
tengu {n} [Japanese mythology] :: tengu
tenho {n} :: charm, appeal, enchantment
Tenho {prop} :: given name
tenhota {vt} :: To enchant
tenkkapoo {n} [colloquial] :: problem
tennari {n} [colloquial] :: plimsoll (rubber-soled, laced canvas shoe)
Tennessee {prop} :: Tennessee (state)
tennessiini {n} :: tennessine
tenniksenopettaja {n} :: tennis instructor
tennis {n} :: tennis
tenniskenkä {n} :: tennis shoe (athletic shoe designed for playing tennis)
tenniskenttä {n} :: tennis court
tenniskyynärpää {n} :: tennis elbow
tennismaila {n} :: A tennis racket
tennispaita {n} :: tennis shirt
tennispallo {n} :: A tennis ball
tennispelaaja {n} :: tennis player
tennistossu {n} [dated] :: tennis shoe (low-ankle sneaker)
Tenojoki {n} :: Tana (a river in Finland and Norway)
tenori {n} [music] :: tenor
tenoriavain {n} [music] :: tenor clef
tenorikitara {n} [music] :: tenor guitar
tenorisaksofoni {n} [musical instrument] :: tenor saxophone, tenor sax
tensidi {n} [chemistry] :: surfactant
tensio {n} :: tension
tensori {n} [mathematics, physics] :: tensor
tensoritulo {n} [mathematics] :: tensor product
tentata {vt} :: to test, assess, organize an exam to
tentata {vt} :: to test (one's knowledge), grill, question
tentti {n} :: examination
tenttiä {v} :: to take an examination, especially in a university
tenttijä {n} :: A participant of an exam
tenttikausi {n} :: exam period
tenttu {n} [slang, dated] :: synonym of taloussprii
tenttu {n} [colloquial, by extension] :: denatured alcohol, methylated spirit (denatured strong alcohol used e.g. as fuel or solvent)
tenu {n} [slang, dated] :: synonym of taloussprii
tenu {n} [colloquial, by extension] :: methylated spirit (denatured strong alcohol used e.g. as fuel)
teo- {prefix} :: theo-
teobromiini {n} [chemistry] :: theobromine
teodoliitti {n} :: theodolite
teofylliini {n} :: theophylline
teokraatti {n} :: theocrat
teokraattinen {adj} :: theocratic
teokratia {n} :: theocracy
teollinen {adj} :: industrial
teollinen muotoilu {n} :: industrial design
teollisesti {adv} :: industrially
teollisoikeus {n} :: industrial property right
teollistaa {vt} :: to industrialize (to develop industry; make industrial)
teollistua {vi} :: to industrialize (to become industrial)
teollistuminen {n} :: industrialization
teollistunut {adj} :: industrialized (having undergone industrialization)
teollisuudenala {n} :: sector or field of industry
teollisuudenharjoittaja {n} :: industrialist
teollisuus {n} :: industry
teollisuusalue {n} :: industrial area, industrial region
teollisuusalue {n} :: industrial park, industry park
teollisuusammatti {n} :: industrial profession
teollisuusilmasto {n} :: industrial climate
teollisuusimuri {n} :: industrial vacuum cleaner
teollisuusjäte {n} :: industrial waste
teollisuuskeskus {n} :: industrial center
teollisuuskohde {n} :: industrial site, industrial target
teollisuuskompleksi {n} :: industrial complex
teollisuuskylä {n} :: industrial village, industrial park
teollisuusmaa {n} :: developed country
teollisuusministeri {n} :: A minister of industry
teollisuusmittakaava {n} :: industrial scale (large quantity)
teollisuusmittakaava {n} :: In attributive use, may also be translated with industrial strength
teollisuusneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the second rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished people involved in industry
teollisuusneuvos {n} :: a certain job title in the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment (Finland)
teollisuusperinne {n} :: industrial tradition
teollisuusperintö {n} :: industrial heritage
teollisuuspuisto {n} :: industrial park
teollisuusrakennus {n} :: industrial building
teollisuustuotanto {n} :: industrial production
teollisuustuotanto {n} :: industrial output
teollisuustyö {n} :: industrial work, industrial labor
teollisuustyöntekijä {n} :: industrial worker
teollisuustyöpaikka {n} :: industrial job
teollisuustyöväestö {n} :: industrial workers collectively
teollisuustyöväki {n} :: industrial workers
teollisuusvakoilu {n} :: industrial espionage
teollisuusvyöhyke {n} :: industrial zone
teollisuusyhteiskunta {n} :: industrial society
teollisuusympäristö {n} :: industrial environment
teologi {n} :: theologian, theologist
teologia {n} :: theology
teologinen {adj} :: theological
teologisesti {adv} :: theologically
teonlaatu {n} [linguistics] :: aspect, lexical aspect, aktionsart
teonnimi {n} [grammar] :: action noun
teonsana {n} [grammar] :: verb (a grammatical category of words that indicate an action, event or a state)
teorbi {n} [musical instrument] :: theorbo
teorbisti {n} :: theorbist
teoreema {n} :: theorem
teoreetikko {n} :: theorist
teoreettinen {adj} :: theoretic, theoretical
teoreettisesti {adv} :: theoretically
teoretisoida {v} :: alternative form of teorioida
teoretisointi {n} :: synonym of teoriointi
teoria {n} :: theory
teorianmuodostus {n} :: theorisation (development of a theory)
teoriatunti {n} :: theory lesson
teorioida {v} :: to theorise, theorize (to develop or formulate a theory)
teoriointi {n} :: theorisation
teos {n} :: work (literary, artistic, or intellectual production)
teos {n} :: oeuvre, opus (work of art)
teoskynnys {n} [legal] :: threshold of originality
teosluettelo {n} :: catalogue of works
teosofi {n} :: theosophist
teosofia {n} :: theosophy
teosofinen {adj} :: theosophic
tepä {pron} :: te + -pä
tepastella {vi} :: to strut, to prance (walk haughtily)
Teppo {prop} :: given name
tepsiä {v} [colloquial] :: to do the trick, to work okay
tepsutella {v} :: to walk around in short quick steps
tepsuttaa {v} :: To walk in short quick steps, as a little dog might do
tepuinpuumuura {n} :: streak-backed antshrike
tequila {n} :: tequila
tera- {prefix} :: tera-
tera {n} [computing, colloquial] :: short for teratavu
terä {n} :: blade, edge
terä {n} :: head (of an axe)
terä {n} :: terminal part of the leg, foot
terä {n} :: the degree of sharpness of a cutting tool
teräase {n} :: An edged weapon
terabitti {n} [computing] :: terabit
terahertsi {n} :: terahertz
terajoule {n} :: terajoule
teräkäs {n} :: A legless sock
teräksenkova {adj} :: hard as steel
teräksinen {adj} :: steel
teräksinen {adj} [figuratively] :: steely
teräksinen ote {n} [idiomatic] :: iron fist
terälehti {n} [botany] :: petal
terapeutti {n} :: therapist
terapeuttinen {adj} :: therapeutic
terapia {n} :: therapy
terapiaryhmä {n} :: therapy group
terapoida {v} :: To therapize
teräpuoli {n} :: cutting edge (sharp edge of the blade of a knife or other cutting tool)
teräs {n} :: steel
teräsävel {n} [music] :: supertonic
teräsbetoni {n} :: reinforced concrete (with steel)
teräsbetonielementti {n} :: reinforced concrete prefab, reinforced concrete element
teräsharja {n} :: steel wire broom, steel wire brush
teräshiekka {n} :: steel grit, steel shot
teräsjää {n} [meteorology] :: clear ice (smooth form of ice)
teräskulho {n} :: steel bowl
teräslanka {n} :: steel wire
teräsmies {n} :: superman (person of extraordinary powers)
Teräsmies {prop} :: Superman (fictional character)
teräsmieskisa {n} :: ironman competition
teräspiirros {n} :: steel engraving
terassi {n} :: A terrace
terassi {n} :: A beer garden
terästää {vt} :: to steel, to add steel into
terästää {vt} [figuratively] :: to fortify, strengthen (impart strength or vigor to)
terästää {vt} :: to spike (to covertly put alcohol or another intoxicating substance into a drink; to add a small amount of one substance to another)
terästäytyä {vi} :: to steel oneself
teräste {n} :: The ingredient used in strengthening of a drink
terästyä {vi} :: to become stronger or sharper, to be hardened
teräsvilla {n} :: steel wool
teratavu {n} :: terabyte
terato- {prefix} :: terato-
teratogeeni {n} :: teratogen
teratogeeninen {adj} :: teratogenic
teratogeneesi {n} [teratology] :: teratogenesis
teratologia {n} [medicine] :: teratology
teratologinen {adj} :: teratologic
teratooma {n} [pathology] :: teratoma (type of tumour)
terävä {adj} :: sharp
terävä {adj} :: smart, clever, bright, quick-witted
terävä {adj} [geometry] :: acute (of an angle, less than 90 degrees)
terävä {adj} [botany] :: acute (of the tip or base of a leaf, pointed, having a short sharp apex angled less than 90°)
terävähampainen {adj} :: sharp-toothed
teräväjärkisesti {adv} :: in a way that has wits
teräväkatseisesti {adv} :: sharp-sightedly, in a sharp-eyed way
teräväkielisesti {adv} :: mordantly, sarcastically, poignantly, sharply
terävä kulma {n} [geometry] :: acute angle
teräväkulmainen {adj} [geometry] :: acute-angled (of a triangle, having all angles smaller than 90°)
terävämpi {adj} :: comparative of terävä
terävänäköisesti {adv} :: observantly, shrewdly
terävänipukkainen {adj} [botany] :: synonym of pitkäsuippuinen
teräväpäinen {adj} :: sharp-witted
teräväpiirtokuva {n} :: high-definition image, high-definition video
teräväpiirtotelevisio {n} :: high-definition television, HDTV
teräväsanaisesti {adv} :: sharply, tartly, decryingly
terävästi {adv} :: sharply, acutely, distinctly
terävöittää {vt} :: to sharpen
terävöityä {vi} :: to become sharper
terävyys {n} :: sharpness
terävyys {n} :: acerbity
terävyys {n} :: acumen, acuity
terävyysalue {n} :: depth of field
terawatti {n} :: terawatt
terawattitunti {n} :: terawatt-hour
terbium {n} :: terbium
tere {n} [textiles] :: piping
tereftaalihappo {n} [chemistry] :: terephthalic acid
tereftalaatti {n} [organic chemistry] :: terephthalate
terhakas {adj} :: brisk
terhakasti {adv} :: briskly
terhakka {adj} :: brisk
terhakkaasti {adv} :: briskly
terhen {n} :: Thin fog, mist
terhennellä {vi} :: to bluster, to act or speak snappily or aggressively
Terhi {prop} :: given name
Terhikki {prop} :: given name
terho {n} :: acorn
Terho {prop} :: given name
Terho {prop} :: surname
terhotikka {n} :: acorn woodpecker, Melanerpes formicivorus
teriö {n} [botany] :: A corolla
terittää {vt} :: to furnish with a blade
terkku {n} [colloquial] :: greetings
termari {n} :: thermos
termi {n} :: term (word or phrase)
termi {n} [mathematics] :: term
termiikki {n} :: A thermal (column of rising air in the lower atmosphere created by uneven heating of Earth's surface)
termiinikauppa {n} [finance] :: forward trade (deal between two parties to buy or to sell an asset at a specified future time at a price agreed upon today)
termiinikauppa {n} :: forward trading (business or practice of making such deals)
termiinimarkkinat {n} :: forward markets
termiinisopimus {n} [finance] :: forward contract
termiitti {n} :: termite
termiitti {n} [chemistry] :: thermite
termiittikeko {n} :: termite mound
termiittipesä {n} :: termite mound, termitarium (termite colony as physical structure in which the termites live)
termiittipesä {n} :: termite colony (termite colony as society of termites)
termiittisammakko {n} :: red-banded frog, Phrynomerus bifasciatus
termikokoelma {n} :: term collection
terminaali {n} :: terminal
terminaalihoito {n} :: hospice (provision of palliative care for terminally ill patients)
terminaattori {n} [electronics] :: terminator
terminaattori {n} [astronomy] :: terminator
terminaattorikodoni {n} :: synonym of lopetuskodoni
terminatiivi {n} [grammar] :: terminative case
terminen {adj} :: thermal
terminoida {vt} [finance] :: To hedge
terminologi {n} :: terminologist
terminologia {n} :: terminology (doctrine of terms)
terminologia {n} :: terminology (set of terms actually used in any business, art, science, or the like)
terminologinen {adj} :: terminological
termistö {n} :: terminology, nomenclature (set of terms actually used in any business, art, science, or the like)
termistori {n} :: thermistor
termo- {prefix} :: thermo-
termoanalyysi {n} [chemistry, metallurgy] :: thermal analysis
termodynaaminen {adj} :: thermodynamic
termodynaaminen lämpötila {n} [physics] :: thermodynamic temperature
termodynamiikka {n} [physics] :: thermodynamics
termofiili {n} [biology] :: thermophile
termofiilinen {adj} [biology] :: thermophilic
termofysiikka {n} :: thermophysics
termohaliini {n} :: thermohaline
termohaliinikierto {n} :: thermohaline circulation
termokemia {n} [chemistry, physics] :: thermochemistry
termokliini {n} [hydrology] :: thermocline
termoluminesenssi {n} :: thermoluminescence
termoluminesenssiajoitus {n} :: thermoluminescence dating
termolyysi {n} :: thermolysis
termonastia {n} [botany] :: thermonasty
termonukleaarinen {adj} :: thermonuclear
termopari {n} :: synonym of lämpöpari
termoplastinen {adj} :: thermoplastic
termos {n} [colloquial] :: thermos
termosfääri {n} :: thermosphere
termospullo {n} :: A thermos, thermos flask
termostaatti {n} :: thermostat
termoterapia {n} :: thermotherapy
ternimaito {n} :: colostrum, beestings, first milk
Tero {prop} :: given name
teroitin {n} :: A pencil sharpener
teroittaa {vt} :: to sharpen
teroittamaton {adj} :: unsharpened
teroittua {vi} :: to sharpen, to be sharpened
teroituskulma {n} :: sharpening angle
teroituspuikko {n} :: sharpening stick, sharpening steel
teroitusväline {n} :: sharpening tool or utility
terpeeni {n} [chemistry] :: terpene
terraario {n} :: terrarium
terrakotta {n} :: terracotta (hard red-brown unglazed earthenware)
terramysiini {n} :: terramycin
terrestrinen {adj} :: terrestrial
terri {n} [dialectal] :: black grouse
terrieri {n} :: terrier
terriini {n} :: terrine
terriini {n} :: tureen
territoriaalinen {adj} :: territorial
territorio {n} :: territory
terrori {n} :: terror (terror as tool of terrorists)
terrori-isku {n} :: terrorist strike
terrorismi {n} :: terrorism
terrorisminvastainen {adj} :: antiterrorist
terrorisoida {vt} :: To terrorize
terroristi {n} :: terrorist
terroristihyökkäys {n} :: terrorist attack
terroristijärjestö {n} :: terrorist organization
terroristijohtaja {n} :: terrorist leader
terroristinen {adj} :: terroristic
terroriteko {n} :: An act of terror
terse {interj} [humorous] :: hi, hello
terska {n} [anatomy] :: glans penis
terssi {n} [music] :: third
tertiäärikausi {n} :: Tertiary
tertiäärikautinen {adj} [geology] :: Tertiary
tertiaarinen {adj} :: tertiary (of third rank or order)
tertiäärinen {adj} :: alternative form of tertiaarinen
tertiäärinen alkoholi {n} [chemistry] :: tertiary alcohol
tertiaarirakenne {n} [biochemistry] :: tertiary structure
tertiili {n} [statistics] :: tertile (each of the two numerical values that divide an ordered sample into three equally numerous subsets)
tertiili {n} [by extension] :: tertile (subset thus obtained)
tertsetti {n} [music] :: trio (group of three musicians)
terttu {n} :: cluster
terttu {n} [botany] :: raceme
Terttu {prop} :: given name
terva {n} :: tar
tervaaminen {n} :: tarring
tervaantua {v} :: alternative form of tervautua
tervahauta {n} :: tar kiln (dry distillation oven, historically used in Scandinavia for producing tar from wood)
tervahöyry {n} :: synonym of höyrylotja
tervainen {adj} :: tarry
tervaisempi {adj} :: comparative of tervainen
tervakauppa {n} :: tar trade
tervakko {n} [plant] :: A plant of the genus Viscaria
tervaleppä {n} :: A black alder, common alder, European alder (Alnus glutinosa)
tervanpoltto {n} :: tar making (making of wood tar from wood)
tervapääsky {n} :: common swift, Apus apus
tervapääsky {n} :: synonym of kiitäjä
tervapaperi {n} :: tarpaper
tervapata {n} :: tar pot (pot used for burning tar)
tervapata {n} :: duck, duck, goose (children's game)
tervapeippo {n} :: chestnut-breasted negrita (Nigrita bicolor)
tervaporvari {n} [historical] :: tar trader, especially one active during the heyday of Finnish tar exports to the rest of Europe in the 19th century
tervas {n} :: a piece of pine wood which is more resinous than average
tervas {n} :: slices of said wood
tervasaippua {n} :: tar soap
tervaskanto {n} :: resin-rich stump
tervaskanto {n} [figuratively] :: old person with a lot of vitality
tervasoihtu {n} :: tar torch, pitch torch
tervata {vt} :: To tar, coat with tar
tervatynnyri {n} :: tar barrel
tervaus {n} :: tarring
tervautua {vi} :: To become tarred
tervavene {n} :: a boat that has been treated with tar
tervavesi {n} [historical] :: tar water (infusion of tar in water, once used as a medicine)
terve {adj} :: healthy, sane (enjoying health and vigor of body, mind, or spirit)
terve {adj} :: healthy, sound (beneficial)
terve {adj} :: sound, well (free from injury, disease)
terve {adj} :: sound (complete, solid, or secure)
terve {adj} :: able-bodied (having a sound, strong body)
terve {interj} [colloquial] :: Said when meeting, hello
terve {interj} [colloquial] :: Said when departing, bye
terveellinen {adj} [of food etc.] :: healthy
terveellisesti {adv} :: healthily (in a way that is good for one's health)
terveempi {adj} :: comparative of terve
terveesti {adv} :: healthily
tervehdys {n} :: A greeting
tervehdys {n} :: A salute, salutation
tervehdyssanat {n} :: words of welcome, welcoming speech
tervehdyttää {vt} :: to heal, to cure, to recover
tervehenkisesti {adv} :: wholesomely, healthily
tervehtää {v} :: synonym of tervehtiä
tervehtiä {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to greet
tervehtiä {vt} [military + partitive] :: to salute
tervehtiä {v} :: to give the time of day, to say hello (to acknowledge somebody; to give some respect or attention)
tervehtijä {n} :: greeter
tervehtiminen {n} :: greeting
tervehtiminen {n} :: saluting
tervehtyä {vi} :: to heal, to recover, to recuperate
terveiset {n} :: regards, wishes, greetings, compliments
terve kuin pukki {adj} [simile] :: healthy as a horse
tervemenoa {interj} [colloquial] :: good riddance (indicates that a departure, or loss is welcome)
tervetullut {adj} :: welcome
tervetuloa {interj} :: [when greeting] welcome, great to see you, nice you could come
tervetuloa {interj} :: [after having arranged a visit] looking forward to seeing you
tervetuloa {interj} :: [when inviting someone] Would you like to visit us? It'd be nice to have you over sometime. (Please) come again! (only by salespeople:) (Please) call again!
tervetuloseremonia {n} :: welcoming ceremony
terveydeksi {interj} :: bless you
terveydenhoitaja {n} :: public health nurse, community health nurse
terveydenhoito {n} :: health care
terveydenhoitoala {n} :: healthcare sector
terveydenhuolto {n} :: health care
terveydenhuoltoala {n} :: healthcare sector
terveydenhuoltoneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the eighth rank granted by the President of Finland to accomplished people involved in healthcare
terveydentila {n} :: health, state of one's health
terveys {n} :: health
terveysala {n} :: health sector (people, institutions and businesses that work to promote, restore and maintain health)
terveysasema {n} :: medical center, municipal clinic, clinic (municipal facility for providing outpatient services for residents of a designated area)
terveysjärjestö {n} :: health organization
terveyskasvatustyö {n} :: health education (to a younger child)
terveyskeskus {n} :: (public, free) health center, health centre, health care center, clinic (municipal facility providing medical services for residents of a designated area, not: outpatient clinic, which is a poliklinikka in Finnish)
terveyskeskuslääkäri {n} :: physician who works in an outpatient clinic
terveyskortti {n} :: health card
terveyslähde {n} :: mineral spring, a spring that has health benefits when one swims in it; natural spring used in a spa
terveyslautakunta {n} :: health board (in municipal government, a board responsible for organizing and overseeing the health services provided for the citizens)
terveysministeri {n} :: minister of health, secretary of health
terveysministeriö {n} :: ministry of health
terveysneuvonta {n} :: healthcare consultancy
terveyspalvelu {n} :: health service
terveysside {n} :: sanitary towel, sanitary napkin
terveystarkastaja {n} :: health inspector
terveystarkastus {n} :: physical, health check or assessment
terveystiede {n} :: health science
terveystieto {n} :: health education
terveystodistus {n} :: health certificate
terveystoimi {n} :: health services; usually as a branch of municipal government
terveysturismi {n} :: medical tourism
terveysvaara {n} :: health risk
terveysvaikutteinen {adj} :: health (attributive, with health benefits)
terveysvaikutteinen {adj} [nutrition] :: functional (of foods, having positive effect on health)
terveyttää {vt} :: to cure, to heal
Tervo {prop} :: surname
Tervo {prop} :: Tervo (municipality)
Tervola {prop} [uncountable] :: Tervola (municipality)
Tervola {prop} :: surname
tervolainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Tervo
tervolainen {n} :: a person from or living in Tervo
tervolainen {adj} :: alternative form of tervolalainen
tervolainen {n} :: alternative form of tervolalainen
tervolalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Tervola
tervolalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Tervola
teryleeni {n} :: terylene [UK], dacron [US] (fiber and fabric made of polyethylene terephthalate)
tesaurus {n} :: synonym of käsitesanakirja
tesla {n} :: tesla
teslamuuntaja {n} :: Tesla coil (resonant transformer circuit used to produce high voltage, low current, high frequency alternating current electricity)
tesma {n} [plant] :: American milletgrass (Milium effusum)
tesselaatio {n} :: tessellation
tesseloida {v} :: to tessellate
tesserakti {n} [geometry] :: tesseract
testaaja {n} :: tester
testaaminen {n} :: testing
testailla {vt} :: to test leisurely or repeatedly
testamentata {vt} :: to bequeath, devise, will
testamentti {n} :: will (a legal document stating who is to receive a person's estate and assets after his/her death)
testamentti {n} [Christianity] :: testament
testata {vt} :: to test
testattavuus {n} :: testability
testaus {n} :: testing
testauslähtöinen {adj} :: test-driven
testi {n} :: test
testijäljitelmä {n} [programming] :: test double
testikuva {n} :: test pattern, test card (test signal, typically broadcast at times when the transmitter is active but no programme is being broadcast)
testisijainen {n} [programming] :: test double
testisuure {n} [statistics] :: test statistic
testitulos {n} :: test result
testosteroni {n} [biochemistry] :: testosterone
tet {pron} [personal, dialectal, including, Kven] :: you (plural; in archaic English: ye)
tet {n} :: teth (ninth letter of the Hebrew and Phoenician scripts and the Northwest Semitic abjad)
TET {n} :: abbreviation of työelämään tutustuminen
tetanus {n} [pathology] :: tetanus
tetra {n} :: Tetra Pak (type of container)
tetra {n} :: tetra (fish of the family Characidae, commonly kept as aquarium fish)
tetraatio {n} [arithmetic] :: tetration
tetraedri {n} [geometry] :: tetrahedron
tetraetyylilyijy {n} [chemistry] :: tetraethyl lead
tetragoninen {adj} [crystallography] :: tetragonal
tetrahydrofuraani {n} [chemistry] :: tetrahydrofuran
tetrahydrogestrinoni {n} [chemistry] :: tetrahydrogestrinone
tetrahydrokannabinoli {n} [chemistry] :: tetrahydrocannabinol
tetrahydrotiofeeni {n} [chemistry] :: tetrahydrothiophene
tetrakordi {n} [music] :: tetrachord
tetralogia {n} :: tetralogy
tetrametri {n} :: A tetrameter
tetrapakkaus {n} :: synonym of tetra (type of container)
tetraplegia {n} :: tetraplegia
tetrapodi {n} :: tetrapod (member of superclass Tetrapoda)
tetrapodi {n} :: tetrapod (concrete structure)
tetri {n} [dialectal] :: black grouse
tetrodotoksiini {n} :: tetrodotoxin
tetroksidi {n} [chemistry] :: tetroxide
tetsari {n} [military slang] :: webbing
tetsata {v} [military slang] :: to move and crawl around fully equipped, including with a tetsari
tetum {n} :: The Tetum language
teuhata {v} :: to romp, to frolic
teuras {n} :: An animal to be slaughtered
teuraskarja {n} :: slaughter cattle
teurassika {n} :: slaughter pig
teurastaa {v} :: To slaughter, butcher
teurastaa {v} :: To massacre
teurastaja {n} :: A butcher (person who slaughters animals, usually for meat)
teurastaja {n} :: A butcher (brutal killer)
teurastamo {n} :: slaughterhouse, abattoir
teurastus {n} :: slaughter (killing of animals)
teurastus {n} [figuratively] :: slaughter of people, bloodbath
teurasveri {n} :: blood from a slaughter animal
teurgia {n} :: theurgy
teutaroida {vi} :: to romp, to gambol
teutoni {n} :: A Teuton
Teuva {prop} :: Teuva
teuvalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Teuva
teuvalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Teuva
Teuvo {prop} :: given name
Texas {n} :: Texas (state)
texasilainen {adj} :: Texan
texasilainen {n} :: A Texan
texmexruoka {n} :: Tex-Mex
teyri {n} [dialectal] :: black grouse
thai {n} :: Thai (person)
thai {n} :: Thai (language)
thaihieronta {n} :: Thai massage (massage in traditional Thai style)
thaikieli {n} :: Tai language (language in the Tai group of the Tai-Kadai family of languages)
Thaimaa {prop} :: Thaimaa (country)
thaimaalainen {adj} :: Thai
thaimaalainen {n} :: A Thai
thaimaalaisuus {n} :: Thainess
Thaimaan kuningaskunta {prop} :: The Kingdom of Thailand
thaimusiikki {n} :: Thai music
thainkielinen {adj} :: Thai, Thai language, Thai speaking (written or expressed in Thai)
thainyrkkeily {n} [sports] :: Muay Thai, Thai boxing
thairavintola {n} :: Thai restaurant (restaurant serving food prepared in Thai style)
thairuoka {n} :: Thai food (food prepared in Thai style)
thaisilkki {n} :: Thai silk
thanatologia {n} :: alternative spelling of tanatologia
thangka {n} :: thangka
thatcherismi {n} :: Thatcherism
thebanlepakko {n} :: Egyptian slit-faced bat, Nycteris thebaica
theeta {n} :: theta (Greek letter)
thelema {n} [religion] :: Thelema (type of spiritual and social philosophy)
theremin {n} [musical instruments] :: theremin
tholeiitti {n} [geology] :: tholeiite
thomsoningaselli {n} :: Thomson's gazelle, Eudorcas thomsonii (common species of gazelle)
thorax {n} :: thorax
thoraxkirurgia {n} :: thorax surgery, cardiothoracic surgery (field of medicine involved in surgical treatment of diseases affecting organs inside the thorax)
Thot {prop} :: Thoth (Egyptian god)
-ti {suffix} :: Forms caritive adverbs
-ti {suffix} :: Forms adverbs of manner
ti {n} :: abbreviation of tiistai
ti {n} :: dit (spoken representation of a dot in radio and telegraph Morse code)
tiaara {n} :: alternative spelling of tiara
tiabendatsoli {n} :: thiabendazole
tiainen {n} :: titmouse, chickadee, tit (small passerine bird of the family Paridae)
Tiainen {prop} :: surname
tiaiskerttuli {n} :: northern parula, Parula americana (a New World warbler)
tiäksä {phrase} [slang] :: you know
tiamiini {n} [biochemistry] :: thiamine
tiara {n} :: tiara (papal crown or ornamental coronet)
tic-oire {n} [pathology] :: tic
tie {n} :: way [by which to go/walk/move]
tie {n} :: road
tie {n} :: avenue
tie {n} :: path
tiealue {n} :: road area
tiedät-kyllä-kuka {pron} :: you-know-who (singular)
tiedätte-kyllä-ketkä {pron} :: you-know-who (plural)
tiedätte-kyllä-kuka {pron} :: you-know-who (polite, singular)
tiede {n} :: science
tiede {n} :: one of the liberal arts or humanities
tiedeakatemia {n} :: academy of sciences
tiedehallinto {n} :: science administration
tiedehenkilö {n} [rare] :: scientist; a gender-neutral term sometimes used to replace tiedemies (scientist)
tiedekeskus {n} :: science center
tiedekirja {n} :: science book
tiedekorkeakoulu {n} :: science academy, science college, science university
tiedekunta {n} :: faculty (in a university)
tiedelehti {n} :: A magazine focused on science
tiedemaailma {n} :: scientific community, science world
tiedemies {n} :: scientist
tiedenainen {n} :: scientist, female scientist
tiedeneuvosto {n} :: scientific council
tiedepoliittinen {adj} :: pertaining to scientific policy
tiedepolitiikka {n} :: scientific policy
tiedepuisto {n} :: science park
tiedeseura {n} :: learned society
tiedetoimittaja {n} :: science reporter, science journalist
tiedeusko {n} :: scientism
tiedeuskovainen {n} :: a scientistic person
tiedevastaisuus {n} :: being anti-science
tiedeyhteisö {n} :: scientific community
tiedoksianto {n} [legal] :: A notification
tiedonala {n} :: field of knowledge, discipline
tiedonantaja {n} :: informant, reporting agent
tiedonanto {n} :: notification, announcement, notice (formal act of informing or a document delivering the information)
tiedonantoaineisto {n} :: formal notice material
tiedonhaku {n} :: information retrieval, research
tiedonhakujärjestelmä {n} :: information retrieval system
tiedonhalu {n} :: curiosity, thirst for knowledge, inquisitiveness
tiedonhaluinen {adj} :: inquisitive, curious
tiedonhankinta {n} :: acquisition or gathering of data or information, data acquisition
tiedonhankinta {n} :: researching
tiedonhankinta {n} :: intelligence; acquisition of (secret) information
tiedonjano {n} :: thirst for knowledge
tiedonjanoinen {adj} :: inquisitive
tiedonjyvä {n} :: piece of information, bit of information, especially a valuable one
tiedonjyvänen {n} :: small piece of information, tidbit
tiedonkeruu {n} :: data collection
tiedonkulku {n} :: data flow
tiedonlähde {n} :: information source
tiedonlouhinta {n} :: data mining
tiedonmuru {n} :: nugget, tidbit, piece of information or knowledge
tiedonmurunen {n} :: synonym of tiedonmuru
tiedonnälkä {n} :: hunger for knowledge
tiedonpakkaus {n} [computing] :: data compression
tiedonpuute {n} :: lack of information
tiedonsiirto {n} :: data transfer
tiedonsiirtonopeus {n} [computing] :: data transfer rate
tiedonsosiologi {n} :: sociologist of knowledge
tiedonsosiologia {n} :: sociology of knowledge
tiedonvälittäjä {n} :: information broker
tiedonvälitys {n} :: information communication
tiedon valtatie {n} [dated] :: information superhighway (high-speed data transfer network)
tiedostaa {vt} [+ genitive-accusative] :: To be aware of
tiedostamaton {adj} :: subconscious
tiedostava {adj} :: woke
tiedostava {adj} :: conscious
tiedostava {adj} :: knowing and understanding of something
tiedosto {n} [computing] :: file
tiedostojärjestelmä {n} [computing] :: file system
tiedostomuoto {n} [computing] :: file format
tiedostonsiirto {n} :: file transfer
tiedostua {vi} :: to become aware (to)
tiedote {n} :: bulletin
tiedoton {adj} :: unconscious, unknowing, unaware (without directed thought or awareness)
tiedottaa {v} :: to inform, make known, announce
tiedottaja {n} :: A public communicator, communicator, mouthpiece; spokesman, spokesperson
tiedottaminen {n} :: informing, reporting
tiedottomasti {adv} :: unconsciously, unknowingly
tiedotus {n} :: advice, information, guidance
tiedotus {n} :: announcement, publicity
tiedotuslehti {n} :: bulletin, newsletter
tiedotuspäällikkö {n} :: communications manager
tiedotussihteeri {n} :: information secretary
tiedotustilaisuus {n} :: briefing
tiedotusväline {n} :: news medium
tiedotusvastaava {n} :: information manager
tiedustaa {v} :: synonym of tiedustella
tiedustaa {v} :: to recognize, to be aware of
tiedustelija {n} :: A scout (one who conducts reconnaissance)
tiedustella {v} :: to inquire, enquire
tiedustella {v} :: to reconnoitre
tiedustelu {n} :: inquiry, enquiry
tiedustelu {n} [military] :: reconnaissance
tiedustelu {n} :: intelligence (spying)
tiedustelu {n} :: scout (act of scouting or reconnoitering)
tiedustelualus {n} :: scout ship, reconnaissance ship
tiedusteluelin {n} :: intelligence agency, intelligence body
tiedustelukone {n} :: synonym of tiedustelulentokone
tiedustelulentokone {n} :: reconnaissance aircraft
tiedustelupalvelu {n} :: intelligence agency, intelligence service (governmental agency devoted to gathering of information for purposes of national security and defense; used mostly of other than Finnish agencies)
tiedustelusatelliitti {n} :: reconnaissance satellite
tiehensä {adv} :: away; used with verbs of movement, etc. to signify going away from somewhere
tiehoitokunta {n} :: a board, committee or such responsible for the upkeep of roads
tiehoitomaksu {n} :: road maintenance fee
tiehöylä {n} :: grader
tiehyt {n} [anatomy] :: duct
tiehytmato {n} :: flukeworm (worm of the class Trematoda)
tiejyrä {n} [construction] :: road roller
tiekartta {n} :: road map
tiekilometri {n} :: kilometer of road
tiekone {n} :: road machine
tiekuljetus {n} :: road transport
tiekunta {n} :: road cooperative
tielaitos {n} :: public roads authority, public roads administration (government body responsible for planning, construction and/or maintenance of public roads)
tielaitos {n} :: with capital initial, a former (until 2001) Finnish government authority responsible for planning, construction and maintenance of public roads
tieliikenne {n} :: road traffic
tieliikennelaki {n} :: traffic code, traffic act
tielinja {n} :: route (course for passage or travel)
tiellä {adv} :: in the way
tielle {adv} :: into the way; into obstructing or hindering
tieltä {adv} :: out the way
tiemaa {n} :: road ground
tiemaisema {n} :: road scenery
tiemaksu {n} :: road toll
tiemerkintä {n} :: road marking
tiemestari {n} :: person in charge of a road
tienailla {v} [colloquial] :: to earn money casually or repeatedly
tienata {v} [colloquial] :: to earn money
tienesti {n} [colloquial] :: employment, wage work
tienesti {n} [colloquial, in plural] :: earnings, income
tienhaara {n} :: fork in the road (junction of roads where one road becomes two)
tienhaara {n} :: crossroads
tienlaita {n} :: side of the road
tienmutka {n} :: road curve
tienoilla {adv} :: about, around
tienoo {n} :: neighbourhood, region, tract
tien päälle {phrase} :: on the road
tienpäällyste {n} :: road pavement
tienparannus {n} :: road improvement
tienparannustyö {n} :: road improvement work
tienpenger {n} :: banking of a road
tienpenkere {n} :: alternative form of tienpenger
tienpenkka {n} :: side of the road
tienpinta {n} :: road surface
tienpito {n} :: road service, road upkeep
tienpohja {n} :: roadbed
tienrakennustekniikka {n} :: highway engineering, road engineering
tienrakennustyö {n} :: road construction work
tienreuna {n} :: shoulder of a road
tienristeys {n} :: road crossing, intersection
tienrunko {n} :: road structure
tiensivu {n} :: roadside
tienvarsi {n} :: roadside
tienvarsipommi {n} :: roadside bomb
tienvieri {n} :: roadside
tienvierusta {n} :: roadside
tienviitta {n} :: signpost, road sign
tieoikeus {n} :: right of way (legal right)
tieopaste {n} :: road sign
tieosa {n} :: section of road
tieosakas {n} :: road stakeholder
tieosuus {n} :: section of road
tieosuuskunta {n} :: road cooperative
tiepalvelu {n} :: road service
tiepalveluauto {n} :: roadside assistance car
tiepartio {n} :: road patrol
tiepenger {n} :: synonym of tienpenger
tiepiiri {n} [dated] :: A former regional organizational unit of Finland's Ministry of Transport and Communications, which was responsible for maintenance and construction of roads in its designated area. The term is no longer in official use as their tasks have been transferred to the ELY-keskus
tiepuolessa {adv} [static] :: by the road
tiera {n} :: Snow that sticks to or flies off the hoof of a horse in the winter
tieraivo {n} :: road rage
tiernapoika {n} :: Star singers
ties {adv} :: God knows, who knows
tiesääpalvelu {n} :: road weather service, traffic weather service
tiesi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of tie
tiessään {adv} :: (gone) away, gone
tiestö {n} :: roads collectively, road network
tiesulku {n} :: roadblock
tiesuola {n} :: road salt
tietää {vt} [_, + accusative] :: to know, be aware of (meaning the superficial knowledge on, see the usage notes below)
tietää {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to signify, mean, presage, spell
tietääkseen {adv} :: as far as one knows
tietääkseen {adv} :: as if not noticing
tietää mikä on mitäkin {v} [idiomatic] :: to know what is what
tietäjä {n} :: wise man, sage, seer
tietäjä {n} :: knower
tietämätön {adj} :: unaware, ignorant
tietämätön {adj} :: clueless
tietämättään {adv} :: unknowingly, unbeknownst (to)
tietämättömämpi {adj} :: comparative of tietämätön
tietämättömyys {n} :: ignorance
tietämillä {adv} [usually genitive + ~] :: in the region of, in the ballpark of, around, about (especially temporally or spatially, but also abstractly)
tietäminen {n} :: knowing, being aware of
tietämyksenhallinta {n} :: knowledge management
tietämys {n} :: sphere of knowledge, knowledge (unified body or collection of knowledge regarding a specific subject)
tietävä {adj} :: in the know (informed, aware)
tietäväinen {adj} :: knowledgeable
tietävästi {adv} :: knowingly
tieteellinen {adj} :: scientific
tieteellinen nimi {n} :: A binomial name, scientific name
tieteellisesti {adv} :: scientifically
tieteellistää {vt} :: to make (more) scientific
tieteellistyä {vi} :: to become (more) scientific
tieteellisyys {n} :: scientificity
tieteenala {n} :: A branch of science
tieteenfilosofia {n} [philosophy] :: philosophy of science
tieteenhaara {n} :: branch or field of science
tieteenharjoittaja {n} :: researcher, scientist, scholar
tieteenharjoitus {n} :: scientific research
tieteenhistoria {n} :: history of science
tieteenhistorioitsija {n} :: historian of science
tieteensosiologi {n} :: sociologist of scientific knowledge
tieteensosiologia {n} :: sociology of scientific knowledge
tieteenteoria {n} :: philosophy of science
tieteidenvälinen {adj} :: multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary (relating to multiple areas of study)
tieteilijä {n} :: -ologist, scientist
tieteillä {vi} :: to dabble in science
tieteiselokuva {n} :: sci-fi film, sci-fi movie
tieteisfiktio {n} :: science fiction
tieteiskirjallisuus {n} :: (literary) science fiction
tieteislaskin {n} [mathematics, computing] :: scientific calculator
tieteisleffa {n} [colloquial] :: science fiction film
tieten {adv} :: knowingly
tieten {adv} :: tieten tahtoen: wilfully and knowingly
tietenkään {adv} :: of course not
tietenkin {adv} :: of course
tieten tahtoen {adv} :: willfully, purposely, knowingly
tieto {n} :: knowledge
tieto {n} :: data
tieto {n} :: information
tieto {n} :: notice
tieto {n} :: intelligence
tietoaine {n} [education] :: academic subject
tietoaines {n} :: information, informative material
tietoalkio {n} [computing] :: item (any piece of data that can be considered separately)
tietoarkisto {n} :: data or information archive or repository
tietohuolto {n} :: information management
tietoimitus {n} :: road delivery
tietoinen {adj} :: conscious
tietoinen {adj} :: cognizant
tietoinen läsnäolo {n} [Buddhism, psychology] :: mindfulness
tietoisesti {adv} :: consciously, knowingly, volitionally (in a conscious manner)
tietoisku {n} :: information video, infomercial, news flash
tietoisku {n} :: trivia
tietoisuus {n} :: consciousness
tietojärjestelmä {n} :: information system
tietojärjestelmäarkkitehtuuri {n} [computer science] :: information systems architecture
tietojenkäsittely {n} :: data processing
tietojenkäsittelyjärjestelmä {n} :: information system, data processing system
tietojenkäsittelylaite {n} :: data processing device, data processing equipment
tietojenkäsittelyoppi {n} [dated] :: synonym of tietojenkäsittelytiede
tietojenkäsittelyteoria {n} [computer science] :: theoretical computer science
tietojenkäsittelytiede {n} :: computer science
tietojohtaminen {n} :: knowledge management as used in business
tietokanava {n} :: data channel, information channel
tietokanta {n} :: database
tietokantahallinnoija {n} [computing] :: database administrator
tietokantaohjelma {n} [computing] :: database(software)
tietokantasuunnittelija {n} :: database designer
tietokatkos {n} :: lack of information
tietokenttä {n} :: data field
tietokilpailu {n} :: quiz
tietokirja {n} :: nonfiction book, reference book
tietokirjailija {n} :: nonfiction writer
tietokirjallisuus {n} :: nonfiction
tietokirjoittaja {n} :: synonym of tietokirjailija
tietokone {n} :: computer (programmable electronic device)
tietokoneajo {n} [computing] :: batch job
tietokoneanimaatio {n} :: computer animation
tietokoneasiantuntija {n} :: computer expert
tietokoneavusteinen {adj} :: computer-aided
tietokoneavusteisesti {adv} :: in an computer-aided way
tietokone-ennuste {n} :: prediction or forecast made with a computer
tietokone-etiikka {n} :: computer ethics
tietokonegrafiikka {n} :: computer graphics
tietokonehaku {n} :: computer search, search done from or with a computer
tietokoneinsinööri {n} :: A computer engineer
tietokoneistaa {vt} [computing] :: to computerize
tietokoneistua {vi} [computing] :: to become computerized
tietokoneistus {n} :: computerization
tietokonekäsittely {n} :: computer processing, processing with a computer
tietokonekerroskuvaus {n} :: computed tomography scan, CT scan
tietokonekerroskuvaus {n} :: computed tomography
tietokonekieli {n} :: computer language (language associated with computers)
tietokonekomponentti {n} :: computer component
tietokoneladonta {n} :: computer typesetting
tietokonelaukku {n} :: computer bag
tietokonelingvistiikka {n} [linguistics, computer science] :: computational linguistics (interdisciplinary field dealing with the statistical and/or rule-based modeling of natural language from a computational perspective)
tietokonemusiikki {n} [computing, music] :: computer music
tietokoneohjauksinen {adj} :: computer-controlled
tietokoneohjaus {n} :: computer control, computer controlling
tietokoneohjelma {n} :: computer program
tietokoneohjelmisto {n} :: computer software
tietokoneohjelmoija {n} [computing] :: computer programmer
tietokoneoperaattori {n} :: system operator, computer operator
tietokonepääte {n} [computing] :: computer terminal
tietokonepeli {n} [computer games] :: A computer game
tietokonepeli {n} :: An electronic game
tietokonepohjainen {adj} [computing] :: computer-based
tietokonerikollisuus {n} :: cybercrime, computer crime (as a practice, habit or collective term)
tietokonerikos {n} :: cybercrime, computer crime (instance of such)
tietokonesali {n} :: computer room, computer hall
tietokonesimulaatio {n} :: computer simulation
tietokonesimulointi {n} :: computer simulation
tietokonetaide {n} :: computer art
tietokonetaitto {n} :: desktop publishing
tietokonetekniikka {n} :: computer engineering (branch of engineering)
tietokonetekniikka {n} :: computer technology
tietokoneteknikko {n} :: computer technician
tietokonetomografia {n} :: computed tomography
tietokoneverkko {n} [computing] :: computer network
tietokonevirus {n} [computing] :: virus, computer virus
tietokortti {n} :: informational card
tietokuutio {n} :: data cube
tietolähde {n} :: A source of information
tietolevy {n} :: data disc
tietoliikenne {n} :: telecommunication
tietoliikenne {n} :: data communications
tietoliikennejärjestelmä {n} :: telecommunications system
tietoliikennesatelliitti {n} :: communications satellite
tietoliikennetekokuu {n} [rare] :: synonym of tietoliikennesatelliitti
tieto lisää tuskaa {proverb} :: ignorance is bliss
tietomäärä {n} :: amount of information or data
tietomalli {n} :: data model, information model
tietomallinnus {n} [computing] :: data modeling
tietomuoto {n} [computing] :: format, data format
tietomurto {n} [computer security] :: data breach
tietomurto {n} :: information breach
tietön {adj} :: roadless
tietoniekka {n} [dated] :: someone knowing remarkably much of something; a master of quiz
tieto on valtaa {proverb} :: knowledge is power
tieto-oppi {n} [dated] :: synonym of tietoteoria
tietopääoma {n} :: intellectual capital
tietopaketti {n} :: information kit, information package, dossier
tietopalvelu {n} :: information service
tietopankki {n} :: A data bank
tietopohja {n} :: knowledge base
tietopuolinen {adj} :: theoretic
tietopuolisesti {adv} :: theoretically, informationally
tietorakenne {n} :: data structure
tietorikas {adj} :: knowledgeable
tietosähke {n} [computing] :: datagram
tietosanakirja {n} :: encyclopedia
tietosisältö {n} :: data content
tietosuoja {n} :: privacy, data protection, information privacy
tietosuojaseloste {n} :: privacy policy, privacy statement
tietosysteemi {n} :: synonym of tietojärjestelmä
tietotaito {n} :: know-how
tietotekniikka {n} :: information technology
tietotekniikkaoikeus {n} [computing, law] :: information technology law (branch of law)
tietotekniikkarikollisuus {n} :: cybercrime (crime committed using a computer, usually over the internet)
tietotekniikkarikos {n} :: cybercrime (criminal act committed using a computer, usually over the internet)
tietotekninen {adj} :: digital, computer, IT (related or pertaining to computing or IT)
tietoteknisesti {adv} :: in a way that relates to computing or information technology
tietoteollisuus {n} :: information industry
tietoteoreettinen {adj} :: epistemological
tietoteoria {n} :: epistemology, theory of knowledge
tietoteos {n} :: nonfiction book or other work
tietotoimisto {n} [dated] :: news agency
tietotuote {n} :: information product
tietotupa {n} :: telecottage
tietoturva {n} [computer security] :: information security, data security
tietoturva-aukko {n} [computer security] :: security hole
tietoturvallisuus {n} :: information security
tietoturvauhka {n} :: data security threat
tietotyö {n} :: knowledge work
tietotyöläinen {n} :: knowledge worker
tietotyöntekijä {n} :: A knowledge worker
tietotyyppi {n} [programming] :: data type
tietoväline {n} :: media, medium, data medium
tietovaranto {n} :: data or information repository
tietovarasto {n} [programming] :: repository (such as on Git)
tietoverkko {n} :: data network
tietoviisas {n} :: a whiz of quiz
tietoviisas {n} :: [sarcastic or ironic] someone pretending to know remarkably much of something
tietoviisaus {n} :: being a whiz, the quality of having a lot of knowledge
tietovisa {n} :: quiz
tietovisailu {n} :: quizzing
tietovuo {n} [computing] :: data flow
tietovuokaavio {n} :: data flowchart
tietovuoto {n} :: information leakage
tietovuoto {n} :: data leak
tietoyhteiskunta {n} :: information society
tietoyhteys {n} :: data link, data connection
tietsikka {n} [colloquial] :: computer
tiettävästi {adv} :: as far as is known, presumably
tietty {adj} :: certain (having been determined but unspecified), specific
tietty {adj} :: designated
tietty {adv} [dialectal or colloquial] :: alternative form of tietenkin
tietue {n} [computing] :: record (a set of data)
tietulli {n} :: road toll
tietymätön {adj} :: uncertain, unknown
tietynlainen {adj} :: of certain type, of certain kind
tietyntyyppinen {adj} :: of a certain kind, certain
tietyö {n} :: Roadworks
tietysti {adv} :: of course, naturally
tieura {n} :: a track of a road
tievalaistus {n} :: road lighting, street lighting
tieverkko {n} :: (smaller) road network, road system
tieverkosto {n} :: (larger) road network
tieyhteys {n} :: road link, road connection
tigrinja {n} :: Tigrinya (language)
Tigris {prop} :: Tigris
tiheä {adj} :: dense, thick
tiheä joukko {n} [mathematics] :: dense set
tiheämpi {adj} :: comparative of tiheä
tiheästi {adv} :: densely
tiheä virtsaaminen {n} :: pollakiuria
tiheikkö {n} :: thicket, copse (dense, but generally small, growth of shrubs, bushes or small trees)
tihentää {vt} :: to make more dense or frequent
tihentyä {vi} :: To become denser
tihentyä {vi} :: To become more frequent (in time)
tihertää {vi} :: to cry or sob quietly
tihertää {vi} :: to do something quietly
tihetä {vi} :: To become denser
tiheys {n} [also, physics] :: density
tiheys {n} :: frequency (how frequently an event or events occur)
tiheys {n} :: rate
tiheysfunktio {n} [probability theory] :: probability density function
tiheysfunktionaaliteoria {n} :: density functional theory
tihistä {vi} :: to make a quiet and thin hissing sound
tihku {n} :: drizzle (mist or sprinkle)
tihkua {v} :: to percolate, seep
tihkua {v} [figuratively] :: to exude
tihkuinen {adj} :: drizzly
tihkuminen {n} :: percolation, seepage (process by which a liquid leaks through a porous substance)
tihkusade {n} :: a drizzle (light rain)
tihkusateinen {adj} :: drizzly
tihkuta {vi} :: To drizzle (light rain)
tihkuttaa {v} :: to drizzle (to rain lightly)
tihkuttaa {v} :: to exude (to discharge small quantities of a substance through pores or incisions)
tihruinen {adj} [of eyes] :: beady
tihruinen {adj} [of weather] :: drizzly
tihruinen {adj} [of light] :: dim, gloomy
tihrullaan {adv} [of eyes] :: beady, somewhat watery
tihrussa {adv} [of eyes] :: beady, somewhat watery
tihu {n} :: drizzle
tihutella {vi} :: to drizzle
tihuttaa {v} :: To drizzle (to rain lightly)
tihutyö {n} :: sabotage, vandalism, misbehavior, misdeed
tihuuttaa {v} :: synonym of tihuttaa
tii {n} [golf] :: tee (peg)
Tiia {prop} :: given name. Popular in the end of the 20th century
tiiata {v} :: to tee off (to hit the first shot of the hole, from the tee)
tiibet {n} :: The Tibetan language
Tiibet {prop} :: Tibet
tiibetiläinen {adj} :: Tibetan
tiibetiläinen {n} :: A Tibetan person
tiibetinhanhi {n} :: bar-headed goose, Anser indicus
tiibetinlokki {n} :: brown-headed gull (Chroicocephalus brunnicephalus)
tiibetinmakaki {n} :: Tibetan macaque, Macaca thibetana
tiibetinmastiffi {n} :: Tibetan Mastiff
tiibetinspanieli {n} :: Tibetan spaniel
tiibetinterrieri {n} :: Tibetan terrier
tiibetinvesipäästäinen {n} :: elegant water shrew (Nectogale elegans)
Tiihonen {prop} :: surname
tiikeli {n} [printing] :: platen
tiikelipainokone {n} :: jobbing press
tiikeri {n} :: tiger (Panthera tigris)
Tiikeri {prop} :: Tiger (the third animal in the 12-year cycle in Chinese zodiac)
tiikeriahven {n} :: tiger perch, crescent grunter, crescent perch, jarbua terapon, Terapon jarbua
tiikerihai {n} :: A tiger shark, Galeocerdo cuvier
tiikerihai {n} :: A requiem shark (any of the 52 species in the family Carcharhinidae)
tiikerijäätelö {n} :: a type of vanilla ice cream with orange marmalade
tiikerikakku {n} :: marble cake
tiikerikissa {n} :: oncilla, Leopardus tigrinus
tiikerilinsanki {n} :: banded linsang, Prionodon linsang
tiikerinsilmä {n} [mineral] :: tiger's eye
tiikeripussikissa {n} :: tiger quoll, spotted-tailed quoll, Dasyurops maculatus
tiikerisalamanteri {n} :: tiger salamander
tiikki {n} :: teak (timber or tree)
tiikoni {n} :: tigon
tiilenpää {n} :: end of a brick
tiilenpoltto {n} :: burning bricks
tiilenpunainen {adj} :: fire brick (of colour)
tiilenpunainen {n} :: fire brick (colour)
tiilenvalmistus {n} :: brickmaking
tiilenvärinen {adj} :: brick-colored
tiili {n} :: brick [construction block]
tiili {n} :: brick [material]
tiili {n} :: tile [used mostly of unglazed heavy tiles, such as roof tiles]
tiiliarkkitehtuuri {n} :: brick architecture
tiilielementti {n} :: any prefab made of bricks
tiilihissi {n} [construction] :: elevator designed for lifting construction materials on a construction site
tiiliholvi {n} :: brick arching
Tiilikainen {prop} :: surname
tiilikasarmi {n} :: brick barracks
tiilikate {n} :: brick roofing
tiilikatto {n} :: tile roof
tiilikivi {n} :: rock brick, brick rock
tiilimurska {n} :: crushed brick, brick dust
tiilimuuraus {n} :: brickwork, brick masonry
tiilimuuri {n} :: brick wall (wall made of bricks)
tiilinen {adj} :: brick (made of brick or bricks)
tiilipiippu {n} :: brick chimney, brick pipe
tiiliputki {n} :: brick pipe ((thin) pipe made of bricks)
tiilirakenne {n} :: brick structure
tiilirakennus {n} :: brick building
tiiliruukki {n} :: a historic or prehistoric brickmaking place; brickworks
tiiliseinä {n} :: brick wall (in both concrete and idiomatic sense)
tiiliskivi {n} :: brick
tiiliskivi {n} [colloquial] :: a very thick book
tiilitalo {n} :: brick house
tiilitehdas {n} :: brick factory
tiiliteollisuus {n} :: brick industry
tiilittää {v} [computing] :: to tile (to arrange tile-like objects in a regular pattern)
tiiliuuni {n} :: brick oven
tiiliuuni {n} :: brickkiln
tiiliverhous {n} :: brick cladding
tiima {n} [archaic] :: A moment
tiima {n} [archaic] :: An hour
tiimalasi {n} :: hourglass, sandglass
tiimalasivartalo {n} :: hourglass figure
tiimi {n} [colloquial] :: team
tiimityö {n} [colloquial] :: teamwork
tiimoilta {postp} [+ genitive] :: with regard to, regarding, about, surrounding
tiimoilta {postp} [+ genitive] :: because of
Tiina {prop} :: given name
tiine {adj} [of animals] :: pregnant
tiinehtää {vt} [of animals] :: to impregnate
tiinehtiä {vi} [of animals] :: To become pregnant
tiinehtyä {vi} [of animals] :: to become pregnant
tiineys {n} :: pregnancy, gestation, gravidity; especially of an animal
tiineysaika {n} :: pregnancy, gestation, gravidity, period of pregnancy (period between conception and birth)
tiineyttää {v} :: synonym of tiinehtää
tiinu {n} :: a stave container for food
tiipii {n} :: tipi
tiira {n} :: tern (birds, mostly of the genus Sterna but also of Chlidonias and Phaetusa in the family Laridae - gulls and terns)
tiirailla {v} :: to peer (to look with difficulty, or as if searching for something)
tiirata {v} :: to peer
tiirikka {n} :: lockpick
tiirikoida {v} :: To pick a lock
tiirikointi {n} :: lock picking
tiistai {n} :: Tuesday
tiistaiaamu {n} :: Tuesday morning
tiistaiaamupäivä {n} :: late Tuesday morning
tiistai-ilta {n} :: Tuesday evening
tiistai-iltapäivä {n} :: Tuesday afternoon
tiistainen {adj} :: having occurred on a Tuesday
tiistainen {adj} :: pertaining to Tuesday
tiistaipäivä {n} :: a Tuesday (day that is a Tuesday)
tiistaisin {adv} :: on Tuesdays
tiisti {n} [archaic] :: mongrel (dog of mixed breed)
Tiitinen {prop} :: surname
Tiitus {prop} :: Titus [in older versions of the Bible]
Tiitus {prop} :: given name
tiiveys {n} :: alternative form of tiiviys
tiiviimpi {adj} :: comparative of tiivis
tiiviisti {adv} :: tightly
tiiviisti {adv} :: densely
tiiviisti {adv} :: closely
tiiviö {n} :: airtight container
tiivis {adj} :: tight, compact, dense, solid
tiivis {adj} :: concise
tiivistää {vt} :: to condense (to decrease size or volume by concentration toward the essence)
tiivistää {v} :: to seal (to close securely to prevent leakage)
tiivistää {v} :: to weatherstrip [US], draughtproof [British] (to apply a weatherstrip)
tiivistää {v} :: to squeeze up (to move closer together to make space for someone else)
tiivistää {vt} :: to compact (to condense into a more economic, easier format)
tiivistää {v} [computing] :: to hash (compute a hash)
tiivistämätön {adj} :: unsealed
tiivistämätön {adj} :: uncondensed
tiivistämätön {adj} :: uncompacted
tiivistämätön {adj} :: uncompressed
tiivistäminen {n} :: condensing
tiivistäminen {n} :: sealing
tiivistäminen {n} :: compacting
tiivistäminen {n} [computing] :: hashing
tiiviste {n} :: A seal, gasket
tiiviste {n} :: A concentrate
tiiviste {n} :: A weatherstrip
tiiviste {n} :: A sealant
tiiviste {n} [computing] :: A hash
tiivistelmä {n} :: summary, synopsis, compendium, abstract
tiivistelmäjulkaisu {n} :: summary publication, a publication that is a summary
tiivistenauha {n} :: A weatherstrip
tiivistenauha {n} :: Any sealant supplied in the form of a strip
tiivistyä {vi} :: to condense
tiivistyä {vi} :: to compact
tiivistymisjuova {n} :: condensation trail, contrail
tiivistymisvana {n} :: condensation trail, contrail
tiivistysaine {n} :: A sealant (sealing material)
tiiviys {n} :: tightness, compactness, density, solidity
tiiviys {n} :: conciseness
tikahtua {vi} :: to choke, especially of laughter (to be unable to breathe because of obstruction of the windpipe)
tikanheitto {n} [uncountable] :: A simplified version of darts popular in Finland in which the board consists of concentric rings numbered from 1 to 10; also the darts are more robust than those used in the game of "darts"
tikanheitto {n} [countable] :: The act of throwing a dart
tikanheitto {n} [rare] :: synonym of darts
tikankontti {n} :: lady's slipper, slipper-orchid, Cypripedium calceolus
tikankonttikasvi {n} :: lady's slipper, lady's slipper orchid (orchid in the subfamily Cypripedioideae)
tikapuuhermosto {n} :: ventral nerve cord
tikapuut {n} [pluralonly] :: ladder
tikarappuset {n} :: synonym of tikapuut
tikaraput {n} :: synonym of tikapuut
tikari {n} :: A dagger (stabbing weapon)
tikas {n} [chiefly in plural outside compounds] :: ladder
tikas {n} :: rung of a ladder
tikasauto {n} :: A ladder truck; a fire truck equipped with a rescue ladder
tikata {v} :: to stitch, sew (to sew with sewing machine)
tikata {v} :: synonym of kipittää
tikata {v} :: to shoot in rapid pace
tikittää {vi} :: to tick
tikitys {n} :: tick, ticking (relatively quiet but sharp sound generally made repeatedly by moving machinery)
tikka {n} :: woodpecker (bird in the family Picidae)
tikka {n} :: dart (sharp-pointed missile used in the games of darts and tikanheitto)
tikkaat {n} :: ladder
Tikkanen {prop} :: surname
tikkari {n} :: lollipop
tikkataulu {n} :: dartboard
tikkaus {n} :: suture (seam formed by sewing two edges of skin together)
tikki {n} :: stitch
tikki {n} [card games] :: trick
tikkikangas {n} :: quilted cloth (type of fabric)
tikkipeli {n} [card games] :: trick-taking game
tikkitakki {n} :: quilted jacket
tikku {n} :: splinter
tikku {n} :: sliver
tikku {n} :: chip (of wood)
tikku {n} :: stick
tikkua ristiin {phrase} [idiomatic, of work or effort, used with negation verb ei] :: not anything, nothing
tikkukaramelli {n} :: A lollipop
tikkukirjain {n} [colloquial] :: block letter, block capital (one of the letters A, B, C.. as opposed to a, b, c..)
tikkunekku {n} :: rock (confectionary made from sugar)
tikkuperuna {n} [chiefly in plural] :: shoestring fry (very thinly cut french fry)
tikkuri {n} [archaic] :: Old Finnish unit of amount; ten squirrel furs
tikkusuora {adj} [figurative] :: very straight, straight as a die
tikkutiistai {n} [dated, Christianity] :: Holy Tuesday
tikku-ukko {n} :: stick man, stick figure
tikli {n} :: European goldfinch, (Carduelis carduelis)
tiku {n} :: unpleasant smoke or fumes in a smoke sauna
tikutaku {n} :: chipmunk
tila {n} :: state (condition or situation)
tila {n} :: condition (state of an object, especially health status)
tila {n} :: short for maatila
tila {n} :: space (volume)
tila {n} :: space (area or volume occupied by or intended for a person or thing)
tila {n} :: room (space)
tila {n} :: stead (place or room which another person had, has, or might have)
tila {n} :: mode, state
tilaaja {n} :: subscriber
tilaaminen {n} :: ordering, subscribing
tila-auto {n} :: minivan
tilaelementti {n} :: room element, prefab
tilaetu {n} :: spatial advantage
tilaisuus {n} :: occasion (special event or function)
tilaisuus {n} :: opportunity, chance (chance for advancement, progress or profit)
tilakaavio {n} :: state diagram
tilalla {postp} :: in place of, instead, in lieu of
tilalle {postp} :: (to) in place of, instead, in lieu of
tilallinen {adj} :: Having a farm
tilallinen {n} :: An owner of a farm
tilamuutos {n} :: remodeling (repurposing or other renovation of space)
tilamuutos {n} :: status change
tilamuutos {n} [chemistry, physics] :: phase transition
tilamuutos {n} [telecommunications] :: transition
tilanhoitaja {n} :: A steward, estate manager, majordomo, caretaker, farm manager, farm superintendent (person in charge of managing a farm that belongs to someone else)
tilanjakaja {n} :: room divider
tilanjakaja {n} :: partition, screen
tilanne {n} :: situation
tilanne {n} :: position
tilanne {n} :: occasion
tilanne {n} :: circumstances
tilanne {n} :: second-person plural possissive form of tila
tilannekomedia {n} :: sitcom, situation comedy
tilannekuva {n} :: situational picture
tilannekuva {n} :: snapshot (glimpse of something; file or set of files captured at a particular time)
tilannetaju {n} :: discretion, the ability to make circumspect decisions
tilannevedos {n} [computing] :: snapshot (file or set of files captured at a particular time)
tilanpito {n} :: farm maintenance
tilantuntu {n} :: sense of space
tilantuntu {n} [acoustics] :: ambience
tilapäinen {adj} :: temporary, provisional (limited in time)
tilapäinen {adj} :: occasional, casual (limited to certain occasion)
tilapäinen {adj} :: makeshift (made to work or suffice; improvised; substituted)
tilapäisasumus {n} :: temporary dwelling, tabernacle
tilapäisasunto {n} :: temporary residence
tilapäisempi {adj} :: comparative of tilapäinen
tilapäisesti {adv} :: temporarily
tilapäisin {adj} :: superlative of tilapäinen
tilapäismajoitus {n} :: temporary accommodation
tilapäisnäyttely {n} :: temporary exhibition
tilapäistyö {n} :: temporary work
tilapäivitys {n} :: status update
tilapalkki {n} [computing, graphical user interface] :: status bar
tilarivi {n} [computing, graphical user interface] :: status bar
tilasiirtymä {n} [comptheory] :: state transition, state change
tilasiirtymäkaavio {n} :: state transition diagram
tilasto {n} :: statistics (organized data)
tilastoaika {n} :: synonym of tilastotulos (when the result is a time)
tilastoaineisto {n} :: statistical material
tilastoida {v} :: to compile statistics (for)
tilastoija {n} :: statistician, person who compiles statistics
tilastokeskus {n} :: A national authority for collecting and compiling statistics on various fields of society and economy. The English terminology varies by country: see United States Census Bureau, Statistics Canada, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Office for National Statistics [UK]. The Finnish Tilastokeskus is officially Statistics Finland in English
tilastollinen {adj} :: statistical
tilastollisesti {adv} :: statistically
tilastomatematiikka {n} :: mathematical statistics
tilastomatikka {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of tilastomatematiikka
tilastotiede {n} [sciences] :: statistics
tilastotieteellinen {adj} :: statistical
tilastotieteellisesti {adv} :: statistically (in a way that pertains to the field of statistics)
tilastotieteilijä {n} :: statistician
tilastotieto {n} :: statistic, statistical information
tilastotulos {n} [sports] :: official result (sports result recorded in the official statistics kept by a a national sports association)
tilastovuosi {n} :: reference year, statistical year
tilastoyksikkö {n} :: statistical unit
tilata {v} :: to order (to request some product or service)
tilata {v} :: to sign up for (to agree to purchase some good or service)
tilata {v} :: to subscribe to (a magazine etc.)
tilataide {n} :: spatial art, installation art
tilatankki {n} :: bulk tank
tilaton {adj} [computing] :: stateless (of a system or protocol, such that it does not keep a persistent state between transactions)
tilaton {adj} :: landless (not owning land)
tilaus {n} :: order (request for some product or service)
tilaus {n} :: subscription
tilaus {n} :: booking, reservation
tilausaika {n} :: synonym of toimitusaika
tilausaika {n} :: ordering period
tilausjakso {n} :: subscription period
tilauskanta {n} :: order backlog (orders for goods or services that are waiting to be fulfilled)
tilauskausi {n} :: subscription period
tilauslento {n} :: charter flight
tilausnumero {n} :: order number
tilaustutkimus {n} :: contract research
tilaustyö {n} :: custom work or job (something that has been ordered custom)
tilausvahvistus {n} :: confirmation of order
tilava {adj} :: spacious, roomy
tilavampi {adj} :: comparative of tilava
tilavasti {adv} :: spaciously
tilavektori {n} [physics] :: state vector
tilaviini {n} :: wine made at a winery
tilavin {adj} :: superlative of tilava
tilavuus {n} :: volume (unit of three dimensional measure that consists of a length, a width and a height)
tilavuus {n} :: capacity
tilavuusintegraali {n} [math] :: volume integral
tilavuusprosentti {n} :: volume percent
tilavuusprosenttinen {adj} :: having a specific percentage by volume (usually preceded by a number in this usage)
tilavuusprosenttinen {adj} :: measured in percentage by volume
tilavuusvirta {n} :: synonym of virtaama
tilavuusyksikkö {n} :: unit of volume
Tilda {prop} :: given name, short form of Matilda
tilde {n} :: tilde
tilhi {n} :: Bohemian waxwing, Bombycilla garrulus
tili {n} :: account
tiliasiakas {n} :: account consignor
tilikausi {n} [accounting] :: accounting period (the period with reference to which accounting books of an entity are prepared); usually synonymous to fiscal year
tilikirja {n} :: ledger, account book
tilillepanokortti {n} :: payment slip, payment card
tilinauha {n} :: payslip
tilinpäätös {n} [accounting] :: financial statement (formal record of all relevant financial information of a business, person, or other entity)
tilinpito {n} :: accounting, bookkeeping
tilintarkastaja {n} :: auditor (one who audits bookkeeping accounts)
tilintarkastuskertomus {n} :: auditor's report, audit report
tilintarkastuslausunto {n} :: audit certificate, audit opinion
tilintarkastusyhteisö {n} :: audit company, audit firm
tilinteon päivä {n} :: day of reckoning
tilinumero {n} :: account number
tilinylitys {n} :: overdraft (act of overdrawing a bank account)
tilinylitys {n} :: overdraft (amount overdrawn)
tiliöidä {vt} :: to post (mark the account on which a bill or bills are to be logged, carry an account from the journal to the ledger)
tiliote {n} :: bank statement, account statement, statement of accounts (record of transactions and their effect on bank account balances)
tilipäivä {n} :: payday
tilisiirto {n} :: wire transfer, account transfer, credit transfer, bank transfer
tilitoimisto {n} :: firm of accountants, accounting company, accounting firm
tilittää {v} :: to account for, account, report (to make or render a reckoning of funds, persons, or things)
tilittää {v} :: to recount, reminisce (to relate in detail, especially to tell or narrate the particulars of one's life or some painful event)
tilitys {n} :: accounting, account, statement
tilivelvollinen {adj} :: accountable, answerable
tilivuosi {n} [accounting] :: fiscal year, financial year, budget year (accounting period of twelve months usually, but not necessarily, coinciding with the calendar year)
tilke {n} :: stuffing, caulking
tilkerauta {n} :: caulking iron
tilkesana {n} :: filled pause, filler word
tilkintä {n} :: sealing, stuffing
tilkitä {vt} :: to seal, stuff
tilkka {n} :: dribble, dash, drop (small amount of liquid)
tilkku {n} :: A piece of textile; patch, clout, swatch
tilkkuryijy {n} :: patchwork rya
tilkkutäkki {n} :: patchwork quilt
tilkkutyö {n} :: patchwork
tilli {n} :: dill, Anethum graveolens, syn. Peucedanum graveolens
tilliitti {n} [rock] :: tillite
tilliliha {n} :: veal or beef cooked in a dill sauce
tillittää {vi} [dialectal] :: to cry or weep, especially quietly
tilpehööri {n} :: assorted goods, stuff, things
tilpehööri {n} :: accessories, attachments
tilsa {n} :: Snow that sticks, for example, to the hooves of a horse or the bottom of a ski
tiltaltti {n} :: chiffchaff (Phylloscopus collybita)
tiltata {vt} :: to tilt (rotate camera vertically)
tiltata {vi} [poker] :: to tilt (play worse than usual)
tiltata {vi} [pinball] :: to tilt (disable flippers and let the ball go down as a result of excessive nudging)
tiltata {vi} [colloquial] :: to stop working; [of a computer, etc.] to crash
tiltata {vi} [colloquial] :: to flip, to go crazy
tilus {n} :: A piece of land
tilustie {n} :: farm road
tiluttaa {v} [music, slang] :: to shred (to play an instrument, especially guitar, very fast)
timali {n} :: Old World wabbler, timaliid
timantinkiilto {n} :: alternative form of timanttikiilto
timantinkova {adj} :: hard as diamond
timantti {n} :: diamond (material)
timantti {n} :: diamond (precious stone)
timanttihäät {n} :: diamond wedding (60th wedding anniversary)
timanttikaivos {n} :: diamond mine
timanttikiilto {n} :: adamantine lustre
timanttikirjoahven {n} :: African butterfly cichlid, Anomalochromis thomasi (cichlid fish native to West Africa, popular as aquarium fish)
timanttilaikka {n} :: diamond disc (for grinding)
timanttipora {n} :: diamond drill, diamond burr
timanttisaha {n} :: diamond saw
timanttisormus {n} :: diamond ring (finger ring with a diamond or diamonds)
timanttisormus {n} :: diamond ring (optical phenomenon during a solar eclipse)
timanttiterä {n} :: diamond blade
timanttitetra {n} :: diamond tetra, Moenkhausia pittieri (characin fish native to Venezuela, popular as aquarium fish)
timanttitonkija {n} :: whitespotted eartheater, Satanoperca leucosticta (cichlid fish native to South America, popular as aquarium fish)
timbaali {n} :: timbale (mould or dish)
timbaali {n} [musical instruments] :: in plural (timbaalit) timbales (pair of tunable Latin American drums)
timbaalit {n} [music] :: timbales (pair of tunable single-headed, metal-shelled cylindrical drums, used in Latin American music)
Timbuktu {prop} :: Timbuktu
Timi {prop} :: given name
Timișoara {prop} :: Timișoara (city)
timjami {n} :: garden thyme, thyme, Thymus vulgaris
timjami {n} :: thyme (leaves of this plant used in cooking)
timmi {adj} [colloquial] :: tight, fit, fine, good-looking
timmi {adj} [colloquial] :: exact, appropriate
Timo {prop} :: given name
Timonen {prop} :: surname
timorinhirvi {n} :: Javan rusa, Sunda sambar, Rusa timorensis (species of deer native to Java, Bali and Timor)
timotei {n} :: timothy, Phleum pratense (grass)
Timoteus {prop} :: Timothy [biblical character] or either Book of Timothy
timperi {n} [dialectal] :: carpenter (carpentry person of any kind)
timpermanni {n} [dialectal] :: carpenter
timppi {n} :: a band used to help wearing a tykkimyssy and keep it in place
timpuri {n} :: alternative form of timperi
timpurinkynä {n} :: carpenter's pencil
timpurinsaha {n} :: crosscut handsaw
tina {n} :: tin (metal)
tina {n} :: pewter (tin alloy containing 85-99% tin plus copper and antimony, used e.g. for making tableware)
tina-astia {n} :: tin vessel (vessel made of tin)
tina-astia {n} :: trifle (utensil made from a kind of tin pewter)
tinaesiintymä {n} :: tin deposit
tinaesine {n} :: piece of pewterware
tinaharkko {n} :: tin ingot
tinainen {adj} :: tin (made of tin)
tinajäkälä {n} :: any lichen of the genus Stereocaulon
tinajäkälä {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Stereocaulon
tinajuote {n} :: synonym of juotostina
tinajuotos {n} :: joint soldered with solder
tinakannu {n} :: tin-pot
tinakauha {n} :: ladle for molybdomancy
tinakivi {n} [mineral] :: cassiterite
tinalasite {n} :: tin glaze
tinalasitus {n} :: tin glazing, glazing with tin
tinalautanen {n} :: pewter plate, tin plate
tinamalmi {n} :: tin ore
tinami {n} :: A tinamou
tinanappi {n} :: tin button
tinanappi {n} [slang, chiefly in the plural] :: police, cop
tinanvalanta {n} :: tin casting (act of casting objects of molten tin)
tinanvalanta {n} :: molybdomancy (ancient form of divination by interpreting shapes formed when molten metal, typically lead or tin is dropped into water; now chiefly practised for fun on New Year's Eve)
tinanvalu {n} :: synonym of tinanvalanta
tinanvalu {n} :: casting tin
tinapaperi {n} :: tinfoil
tinapilli {n} [musical instruments] :: tin whistle
tinarutto {n} :: tin pest
tinaseos {n} :: tin alloy (any alloy containing tin as a major ingredient)
tinaseppä {n} :: whitesmith, tinsmith
tinasotamies {n} :: tin soldier
tinasotilas {n} :: tin soldier
tinata {vt} :: to tin
tinata {vt} :: to tin-plate
tinata {vt} :: to solder with tin
tinattu {adj} :: tinned, tin-plated
tinatuoppi {n} :: pewter tankard
tinatyö {n} :: tinwork
tinaus {n} :: tinning, tin-plating
tinavyö {n} :: tin belt (a belt made of tin)
tinayhdiste {n} [chemistry] :: tin compound
tingata {v} [colloquial] :: synonym of tinkiä
tingata {v} [dialectal] :: to stickle, to argue
tinka {n} :: quarrel
tinka {n} :: shortage
tinki {n} :: haggling
tinki {n} :: synonym of urakka
tinkiä {v} :: to bargain, haggle
tinkimättömästi {adv} :: uncompromisingly, rigorously, adamantly
tinkiminen {n} :: bargaining, haggling
tinktuura {n} :: tincture (alcoholic extract of plant material, used as a medicine)
tinktuuri {n} [heraldry] :: tincture (colour or metal used in the depiction of a coat of arms)
tinktuuri {n} [rare] :: tincture (alcoholic extract used as medicine)
tinneri {n} :: paint thinner (volatile mixture of solvents used for thinning paint and cleaning paint brushes)
tinnittää {vi} [colloquial] :: Of ear(s), to cause tinnitus
tinnitus {n} :: tinnitus
tinnitys {n} [colloquial] :: tinnitus
tintata {v} [colloquial, dialectal] :: to punch, to strike
tintata {v} [colloquial, dialectal] :: to drink, to get drunk
tintti {n} [colloquial] :: tit (bird)
Tintti {prop} :: Tintin (comic book character)
tioesteri {n} [organic chemistry] :: thioester
tiofeeni {n} [chemistry] :: thiophene
tioli {n} [chemistry] :: thiol
tiomersaali {n} :: thimerosal
tionyylikloridi {n} [chemistry] :: thionyl chloride
tiopentaali {n} [chemistry] :: thiopental
tiosulfaatti {n} [chemistry] :: thiosulfate
tiosyanaatti {n} [chemistry] :: thiocyanate
tipahdella {vi} [frequentative] :: To drop (over a period of time), keep dropping (one by one)
tipahtaa {v} :: to drop (once)
tipahtaa {v} :: to drop off
tipaton {adj} :: that does not consume alcohol, that involves not consuming alcohol
tipauttaa {vt} :: to drop
tipoittain {adv} :: by the drop, in drops
tipotiessään {adv} :: completely gone, vanished
tippa {n} :: drop
tippa {n} :: A (least) bit, in the saying ei tippaakaan, "not a bit" or "not the least bit"
tippaakaan {adv} [colloquial, with a negation verb] :: not a bit
tippaleipä {n} :: funnel cake
tippalukko {n} :: drain stopper, stopper
tippalukko {n} :: drip preventer
tippapullo {n} :: dropping bottle
tippi {n} :: A tip (small amount of money)
tippua {vi} :: to drop
tippua {v} :: to drip
tippukivi {n} :: dripstone
tippukiviluola {n} :: dripstone cave
tippuminen {n} :: dropping (intransitive)
tippuri {n} [disease] :: Gonorrhea
tipsuttaa {vi} :: to tiptoe
tipu {n} :: chick, chicken (very young chick of hen, when still yellow with its natal down)
tipu {n} :: chick (young of bird)
tipu {n} :: any small bird
tipu {n} [colloquial] :: chick (attractive young woman)
tipula {n} [colloquial] :: girls' school
tiputella {vt} [frequentative] :: To drop (repeatedly)
tiputtaa {vt} [colloquial] :: to drop, down
tiputtaa {vi} :: to drip (to fall one drop at a time)
tiputus {n} :: the act of dripping
tiputus {n} [medicine, colloquial] :: intravenous therapy, drip (infusion of liquid substances directly into a vein)
tirahdella {vi} :: to spill or flow repeatedly (of small amounts of liquid)
tirahtaa {vi} :: to spill, flow or escape suddenly and briefly (of small amounts of liquid)
tiramisu {n} :: tiramisu (dessert)
tirauttaa {vt} :: to spill a small amount of liquid
tirehtööri {n} :: ringmaster
tiristä {vi} :: to sizzle
tiristää {vt} :: to squeeze (figuratively and literally, like juice from a lemon)
tiristää {vt} [cooking] :: to cook in a pan with fat
tirkistää {vi} :: to peep, to peek
tirkistelijä {n} :: voyeur, peeping tom
tirkistellä {v} :: to peek (to look with the eyes half closed, or through a crevice)
tirkistellä {v} :: to peep (to look, while trying not to be seen or noticed)
tirkistellä {v} :: to engage in voyeurism
tirkistely {n} :: voyeurism (derivation of sexual satisfaction by watching people secretly)
Tiroli {prop} :: Tyrol (mountainous region in Austria and Italy)
Tiroli {prop} :: Tiroli (state)
tirppa {n} [colloquial] :: small bird
tirppa {n} :: synonym of pilppu
tirri {n} :: A small fish
tirripaisti {n} :: lightly seasoned browned pork with onion
tirsat {n} [colloquial] :: nap
tirskahdella {vi} :: to chortle or giggle repeatedly
tirskahtaa {vi} :: to drip, to dribble (of small amounts of liquid)
tirskahtaa {vi} :: to chortle or giggle briefly
tirskauttaa {vt} :: to make small amounts of liquid drip or dribble
tirskua {v} :: to titter (to giggle in a nervous or repressed manner)
tirskua {v} :: to chirp (of birds, to make a short, sharp, cheerful note)
tirskuminen {n} :: synonym of tirskunta
tirskunta {n} :: titter (nervous or repressed giggle)
tirskutella {v} :: to snigger repeatedly
tirskuttaa {v} :: to snigger
tirsua {vi} :: to seep, to exude, to gush
tiskaaja {n} :: dishwasher (one who washes dishes)
tiskata {vt} :: To wash (the dishes)
tiski {n} :: desk
tiski {n} :: counter
tiski {n} [colloquial] :: dishes (dirty containers, utensils etc. to be washed after eating)
tiskiaine {n} :: dishwashing liquid, detergent
tiskiharja {n} [colloquial] :: dish brush, dishwashing brush
tiskijukka {n} :: disk jockey
tiskikone {n} [colloquial] :: dishwasher (machine)
tiskipöytä {n} [colloquial] :: draining board
tiskirätti {n} :: dishcloth (cloth used to wash dishes)
tiskivesi {n} [colloquial] :: dishwater
tislaamo {n} :: distillery
tislaantua {v} :: synonym of tislautua
tislain {n} :: distiller
tislata {vt} :: To distill
tislattu {adj} :: distilled, rectified
tislattu vesi {n} :: distilled water
tislaus {n} :: distillation, distilling
tislauskolonni {n} [chemistry] :: fractionating column
tislautua {vi} :: to distill (to undergo distillation)
tisle {n} :: distillment
tismalleen {adv} [colloquial] :: precisely, to a tee
tissi {n} [colloquial] :: tit, boob
tissi {n} [as modifier] :: topless
tissibaari {n} [colloquial] :: topless bar (bar with topless waitresses)
tissipano {n} [vulgar, colloquial] :: tit fuck
tissivako {n} [colloquial, vulgar] :: cleavage (hollow or separation between a woman's breasts)
tissutella {v} :: To tipple (to drink regularly but not in excess)
tissuttaa {vi} :: to tiptoe
tisu {n} [colloquial] :: tit, teat
titaani {n} :: titanium
titaani {n} [Greek mythology] :: titan
titaanidioksidi {n} :: titanium oxide
titaaninitridi {n} [chemistry] :: titanium nitride
titaanioksidi {n} :: titanium oxide
titaanitetrakloridi {n} [chemistry] :: titanium tetrachloride
titaniitti {n} :: titanite or sphene
titraattori {n} [analytical chemistry] :: titrator (device that titrates)
titrantti {n} [analytical chemistry] :: titrant
titrata {vt} [analytical chemistry] :: to titrate
titraus {n} [analytical chemistry] :: titration
Titta {prop} :: given name of modern usage
titteli {n} [colloquial] :: title (prefix or suffix added to name)
titteri {n} [analytical chemistry] :: titer (concentration of a substance as determined by titration)
tituleerata {vt} :: to address (as)
tituloida {vt} :: To address
tiu {n} :: score (quantity of twenty pieces, used mainly of eggs)
tiu {interj} :: Imitation of a small bird's sound
tiuha {adj} :: dense (e.g. forest)
tiuha {adj} :: frequent
tiuhentaa {vt} :: to increase frequency
tiuhentua {vi} :: to increase in frequency
tiuheta {vi} :: to become dense
tiuhta {n} :: synonym of pirta
tiukassa {adv} :: tight, tightly (such as tightly stuck somewhere)
tiukasti {adv} :: tightly, fast
tiukata {v} :: to demand, to extort
tiukempi {adj} :: comparative of tiukka
tiukentaa {vt} :: To tighten
tiukentaa {vt} :: To make stricter
tiukentua {v} :: alternative form of tiuketa
tiuketa {vi} :: To tighten
tiukka {adj} :: tight
tiukka {adj} :: taut
tiukka {adj} [of a turn] :: sharp (steep; precipitous; abrupt)
tiukka {adj} :: tight, meager (especially in locative cases)
tiukka {adj} [figuratively] :: tight, tough, difficult
tiukkapipo {n} [jocular, colloquial] :: a straight-laced or prudish person; a narrow-minded, uptight person
tiukkapipoinen {adj} [jocular, colloquial] :: straight-laced, prudish (having narrow views on moral matters)
tiukkapipoisesti {adv} [colloquial] :: in an uptight, straight-laced or prudish way
tiukkeneminen {n} :: tightening
tiukkua {vi} :: To trickle
tiukkuus {n} :: tightness
tiuku {n} :: small bell, jingle bell
tiuskahdella {vi} [frequentative] :: To keep snapping (to say abruptly or sharply)
tiuskaista {vi} :: to snap (to say abruptly or sharply)
tiuskia {vi} [frequentative] :: to act verbally snappily and irritably
tivaaminen {n} :: demanding, asking, dunning
tivata {vt} [+ ablative + partitive] :: to ask (someone) tirelessly/persistently (about/for something), demand (from someone), press (someone for something)
tivata {vt} :: to dun (someone = ablative, for a payment = partitive)
tivoli {n} :: funfair
tivolilainen {n} :: carny (person who works in a carnival)
Tizian {prop} :: Titian
tj {n} :: abbreviation of toimitusjohtaja
tj {phrase} [military slang] :: initialism of tänään jäljellä
t-jakauma {n} [mathematics, probability] :: synonym of Studentin t-jakauma
tjs. {phrase} :: abbreviation of tai jotain sellaista
Tjumen {prop} :: Tjumen (city)
tl {n} :: tsp (teaspoon as a unit of measure)
t-luupihvi {n} :: alternative case form of T-luupihvi
T-luupihvi {n} :: T-bone steak
tmi {n} :: abbreviation of toiminimi
tms. {phrase} :: abbreviation of tai muuta sellaista
to {n} :: Thu (abbreviation of Thursday)
toaletti {n} :: toilet, water closet
toalettipaperi {n} :: toilet paper, bathroom tissue
toccata {n} [music] :: toccata
todella {adv} :: really
todellinen {adj} :: real
todellinen {adj} :: actual
todellinen {adj} :: real-life
todellisempi {adj} :: comparative of todellinen
todellisesti {adv} :: really, actually (in a real or actual way)
todellisin {adj} :: superlative of todellinen
todellistaa {vt} :: to realize, to make real
todellistua {vi} :: to become true or reality
todellisuudentajuisesti {adv} :: with a sense of reality
todellisuus {n} :: reality
todellisuuspohjainen {adj} :: based on reality, realistic
todellisuuspohjaisempi {adj} :: comparative of todellisuuspohjainen
todellisuustelevisio {n} :: synonym of tosi-tv
todenmukainen {adj} :: truthful
todenmukainen {adj} :: realistic
todenmukaisesti {adv} :: truthfully
todenmukaisesti {adv} :: realistically
todenmukaisuus {n} :: veracity, truthfulness
todennäköinen {adj} :: likely, probable
todennäköisempi {adj} :: comparative of todennäköinen
todennäköisesti {adv} :: probably, likely
todennäköisyys {n} :: probability, likelihood, odds
todennäköisyysamplitudi {n} [quantum mechanics] :: probability amplitude
todennäköisyysharkinta {n} :: balance of probabilities
todennäköisyysjakauma {n} [mathematics] :: probability distribution
todennäköisyyskenttä {n} [probability theory] :: probability space
todennäköisyyslaskelma {n} :: probability calculation (result of calculating probability)
todennäköisyyslaskenta {n} [math] :: probability calculus
todennäköisyyspaperi {n} :: probability paper
todennäköisyysteoria {n} [mathematics] :: probability theory
todenne {n} :: proof, verification
todenne {n} [computing] :: authentication token, token
todennus {n} :: authentication
todentaa {vt} :: to authenticate
todentaminen {n} :: authenticating
todentautua {vi} :: to authenticate (oneself)
toden teolla {adv} [idiomatic] :: really, genuinely
todentua {vi} :: To be realized (become real)
toden tullen {adv} :: if push comes to shove
todesti {adv} :: really, genuinely (in a real or genuine way)
todeta {vt} :: to state, note
todeta {vt} :: to notice, discover, find (out)
todeta {vt} :: to diagnose
todeta {vt} [_, + translative] :: to pronounce (declare authoritatively, or as a formal expert opinion)
todistaa {vt} [+ genitive-accusative] :: To prove, demonstrate, substantiate
todistaa {vt} [+ genitive-accusative] :: To witness, give/bear witness to, testify to, attest to; (religiously) to give a testimonial of/to
todistaa {vi} [legal] :: To testify, depose, take the stand
todistaja {n} [legal] :: witness
todistaja {n} [figuratively] :: witness
todistajanlausunto {n} [legal] :: testimony; deposition
todistamaton {adj} :: unproved
todistaminen {n} :: proving, certification, validation
todiste {n} [in plural] :: piece of evidence; evidence (both in legal contexts and elsewhere)
todisteellisesti {adv} :: in a certified or proven way
todistella {vi} :: to prove, demonstrate, witness or testify repeatedly
todistettavissa {adv} [~ oleva] :: provable
todistua {vi} :: To become proven
todistuksen maja {n} :: tabernacle (tent)
todistus {n} :: certificate (document containing a certified statement)
todistus {n} [education] :: diploma, report card, certificate
todistus {n} [law, colloquial] :: testimony, deposition (statements made by a witness in court)
todistus {n} [mathematics] :: proof
todistusaineisto {n} :: evidence
todistusarvo {n} :: probative value, evidentiary value
todistuskappale {n} :: A piece of evidence, exhibit
todistustaakka {n} [legal] :: burden of proof
todistusteoria {n} :: proof theory
todistuttaa {vt} :: to have (something) proven
todnäk {adv} [slang] :: probably, probs
toe {n} [rare] :: A small dam, usually made of logs
toeta {v} [obsolete] :: to be able to
toeta {v} :: to recover, heal, regain consciousness
toeta {v} :: to calm down, abate, subside
toeta {v} [rare] :: to build a toe (small log dam)
toffee {n} :: toffee
toffeekarkki {n} :: toffee sweet, toffee candy
toffeekastike {n} :: butterscotch (sauce)
toffeeomena {n} :: candy apple [US], toffee apple [UK] (aple dipped in toffee)
toffeetäyte {n} :: toffee filling
tofu {n} :: tofu (protein-rich food made from curdled soy milk)
tofujäätelö {n} :: tofu ice cream
toga {n} :: alternative form of tooga
Togliatti {prop} :: alternative spelling of Toljatti, Togliatti (city)
Togo {prop} :: Togo (country)
tohelo {n} :: A lummox
toheloida {v} [colloquial] :: to bungle, botch up (mess up)
toheltaa {vi} :: to fluster, to flurry
töherrellä {vt} :: to scribble, to doodle
töhertää {vt} :: to scribble
töhertää {vt} :: to bedaub, to besmear
tohina {n} :: A fuss, hassle (excessive activity, worry, bother, or talk about something)
tohina {n} :: A kind of low-pitch noise, like the sound of a welding flame or of a lively burning gas burner
tohista {vi} :: to bustle, to rush
tohista {vi} :: to clamor, to fuss
tohjoksi {adv} [colloquial] :: into (a) mush
tohjona {adv} [colloquial] :: as a mush
töhkä {n} :: dirt
tohkeissaan {adv} :: enthusiastic, enthusiastically, excited, excitedly, [colloquially] jazzed up (about = elative)
tohmajärveläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Tohmajärvi
tohmajärveläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Tohmajärvi
Tohmajärvi {prop} :: Tohmajärvi
töhö {n} [military slang] :: klutz, bumbler
Toholampi {prop} :: Toholampi (municipality)
toholampilainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Toholampi
toholampilainen {n} :: a person from or living in Toholampi
töhrätä {v} :: synonym of töhriä
töhräytyä {vi} :: to be dirtied or smudged
töhriä {vt} :: to smudge, smear
töhriintyä {v} :: synonym of töhriytyä
töhrijä {n} :: smearer, smudger
töhriytyä {vi} :: to be smudged or smeared
töhryinen {adj} :: smeared, smudgy, smudged, scruffy
töhryisesti {adv} :: smearedly, smudgily
tohtia {vt} [auxiliary, + infinitive] :: can bring oneself (to do), to dare ((to) do), venture (to do), have the nerve (to do)
tohtori {n} :: doctor (degree)
tohtori {n} [colloquial] :: physician
tohtorikoulu {n} :: graduate school
tohtorinarvo {n} :: doctorate
tohtorinhattu {n} :: doctoral hat
tohtorinväitöskirja {n} :: doctoral thesis
tohtoroida {v} :: To doctor
tohtoroitua {vi} :: to graduate as a doctor (tohtori)
tohveli {n} :: slipper (shoe)
tohvelieläin {n} :: paramecium, slipper animalcule (any animal of the genus Paramecium)
toi {pron} [colloquial] :: synonym of tuo
Toijala {prop} :: Toijala (former town), now part of Akaa and its largest population center
toikkaroida {vi} :: to stagger
toilailla {v} :: to fool around
toiletti {n} :: toilet
toilettilaukku {n} :: toilet bag
toim. {n} :: abbreviation of toimitus
toim {n} :: alternative form of toim.
toimeenpanna {vt} [formal, bureaucratic] :: alternative form of panna toimeen
toimeenpano {n} :: implementation
toimeenpano {n} :: execution (act of executing a decision or the state of being executed)
toimeenpano {n} :: execution (process of carrying a court decision, contract, will etc. into effect)
toimeenpanoelin {n} :: executive body, implementing body
toimeenpanovalta {n} :: executive power
toimeenpanovalta {n} :: executive branch
toimeentulo {n} :: A livelihood, subsistence or living (means of supporting oneself)
toimeentulotuki {n} :: income support [UK], supplementary benefit [UK 1966 to 1988], welfare [US], social assistance [KELA, the Social Insurance Institution of Finland]
toimeentuloturva {n} :: income security
toimekas {adj} :: energetic
toimekkaasti {adv} :: energetically
toimeksiantaja {n} :: sponsor, customer, contractor
toimeksianto {n} :: assignment (act of assigning, or an assigned task)
toimeksianto {n} :: order
toimeliaasti {adv} :: energetically
toimelias {adj} :: energetic
toimenkuva {n} :: job description
toimenkuvaus {n} :: job description
toimenpide {n} :: operation
toimenpide {n} :: action
toimenpide {n} :: measure
toimenpide {n} :: procedure
toimenpide {n} :: intervention
toimenpidekielto {n} :: injunction, standstill
toimenpidelupa {n} :: planning permission, planning consent
toimesta {postp} [+ genitive or possessive suffix] :: by, at the hands of (by the actions of)
toimeton {adj} :: idle, unoccupied
toimettomuus {n} :: inaction, idleness, inertness
toimi {n} :: chore, task, job, duty
toimi {n} [plural only] :: activities, business, operations, affairs, action
toimi {n} :: action, measure
toimi {n} :: post, job, position
toimi {n} :: service (in compounds, branch of government, e.g. pelastustoimi)
Toimi {prop} :: given name
toimia {v} :: to work, function, run (to act as intended, to be in action)
toimia {v} :: to serve, act, work (as = essive)
toimia {v} :: to be powered (by = adessive)
toimia {v} :: to take action
toimiaika {n} :: term of office
toimia kuin junan vessa {v} [idiomatic, simile, colloquial] :: to work like a charm (to work well, efficiently and reliably)
toimiala {n} :: (branch of) industry, branch (of business), (industrial) sector, line of business, trade (businesses of the same type, considered as a whole)
toimialayksikkö {n} :: kind of activity unit
toimialue {n} :: jurisdiction, domain, reach, region of authority
toimielin {n} :: organ (organization's body that is dedicated to performing certain functions)
toimielin {n} [mechanics, rare] :: device such as a valve that an actuator controls
toimihenkilö {n} :: official, clerk
toimija {n} :: actor, agent, operator
toimijaverkkoteoria {n} [sociology] :: actor-network theory
toimikas {n} :: twill (pattern created by the way threads are passed over and under each other during weaving)
toimikausi {n} :: term
toimikortti {n} :: smart card
toimikunta {n} :: task force, working group, committee
toimilupa {n} :: concession, franchise (permission to run a regulated business, exploit a natural resource etc.)
toimimaton {adj} :: dysfunctional (not performing properly)
toimiminen {n} :: working, functioning
toimiminen {n} :: acting (taking action)
toiminimi {n} [accounting, economics, business, legal] :: sole trader, sole proprietor (type of business enterprise or proprietorship)
toiminimi {n} :: trade name (name under which a business or firm operates)
toiminnallinen {n} :: functional
toiminnallinen {n} [business, accounting, finance] :: active
toiminnallisuus {n} [computing] :: functionality (ability of a programme or device to perform a task or function)
toiminnanharjoittaja {n} [legal] :: A natural or juristic person who has the control of the facility he operates
toiminnanjohtaja {n} :: A leading executive position in a non-profit organization. English terms for corresponding position include CEO, secretary-general
toiminne {n} :: feature (capability)
toiminta {n} :: action, activity
toiminta-aika {n} :: operating time
toiminta-alue {n} :: sphere (region in which something or someone is active)
toiminta-avustus {n} :: operating grant
toimintaedellytys {n} :: prerequisite for operation
toimintaelokuva {n} :: action movie
toimintahäiriö {n} :: malfunction
toimintahäiriö {n} :: dysfunction
toimintakalenteri {n} :: calendar (a list of planned events)
toimintakausi {n} :: period of operation
toimintakertomus {n} :: activity report
toimintakulttuuri {n} :: operational culture, ethos
toimintakuntoinen {adj} :: operational
toimintakyky {n} :: performance (ability to function)
toimintakykyinen {adj} :: operational, functioning (capable of performing, operating and taking action)
toimintakyvytön {adj} :: deactivated, disabled (made incapable of performing its normal function)
toimintakyvytön {adj} :: inoperable, inoperative (incapable of correct operation or function)
toimintalinja {n} :: course of action
toimintamalli {n} :: operating model (abstract representation of how an organization operates)
toimintaohje {n} :: operational instruction, directive, guideline
toimintapeli {n} :: action game
toimintaperiaate {n} :: A principle, as a basic idea of how the laws of nature are applied to produce a desired result or action
toimintaperiaate {n} :: A policy, as a prudent or instructed course of action
toimintapiiri {n} :: synonym of toiminta-alue
toimintasäde {n} :: range, reach (of activity)
toimintaseikkailupeli {n} :: action adventure game
toimintasuunnitelma {n} :: action plan
toimintatapa {n} :: way of acting
toimintaterapeutti {n} :: occupational therapist
toimintaterapia {n} :: occupational therapy
toimintatieto {n} :: operating data
toimintatutkimus {n} :: process analysis, action research
toimintavaihe {n} :: operational phase
toimintavarma {adj} :: certain to work, reliable, fail-safe
toimintavuosi {n} :: operating year, operational year
toimintayksikkö {n} :: operational unit
toimintaympäristö {n} :: operational environment
toiminto {n} :: feature [capability]
toiminto {n} :: function
toimintopiste {n} :: function point
toimintoprofiili {n} :: operational profile
toimipaikka {n} :: place of business (factory, shop, office or other establishment controlled by a firm, in which it conducts its business)
toimipiste {n} :: place of business
toimipiste {n} :: office, agency
toimipiste {n} :: outlet
toimisto {n} :: office (building or room where clerical or professional duties are performed; the staff performing those duties)
toimistoaika {n} :: office hours
toimistohotelli {n} :: serviced office
toimistokaluste {n} :: article of office furniture
toimistosali {n} :: office floor, office hall
toimistotarvike {n} :: office supply, office accessory, office appliance; used often in plural as mass noun
toimistotuoli {n} :: office chair
toimistotyö {n} :: office work, desk work
toimistotyöaika {n} :: office hours
toimistotyöntekijä {n} :: office worker, clerical worker
toimita {v} [rare, dated] :: synonym of toimia
toimita {v} [uncommon, sports] :: to officiate, steward
toimitalo {n} :: office building
toimitalonsa {n} :: third-person possissive form of toimitalo
toimite {n} :: publication
toimitella {vi} :: to deliver repeatedly
toimitila {n} :: business premises
toimitsija {n} :: trustee, agent
toimitsija {n} :: official, steward
toimittaa {v} :: to send, deliver, take, get, fetch; to give (someone = allative, something = genitive-accusative), supply/provide (someone = illative or allative, with something = genitive-accusative)
toimittaa {v} :: to hold, conduct, perform, preside at
toimittaa {v} :: to carry out, complete (a task, job)
toimittaa {v} :: to edit (a book, a magazine)
toimittaa {v} :: to copy edit (a text)
toimittaa {v} [computing] :: to check in, to commit (submit changes to version control)
toimittaja {n} :: reporter, journalist, editor
toimittaja {n} :: supplier, vendor
toimittajakunta {n} :: journalists or reporters collectively
toimittajakunta {n} :: suppliers collectively
toimittaminen {n} :: sending, delivering, supplying, providing
toimittaminen {n} :: conducting, performing
toimittaminen {n} [journalism] :: editing
toimitteilla {adv} :: being delivered
toimitteilla {adv} :: being edited or copy edited (of a book)
toimituksellinen {adj} :: editorial
toimitus {n} :: delivery, dispatch
toimitus {n} :: editorial staff
toimitus {n} :: editorial office
toimitus {n} :: ecclesiastical ceremony
toimitus {n} :: action or performance; the act of performing something (often ritual or unusual)
toimitus {n} [law] :: proceedings
toimitus {n} [computing] :: check-in, commit (submission of changes to version control)
toimitusaika {n} :: delivery time
toimitusehto {n} :: term of delivery, delivery condition
toimituserä {n} :: consignment
toimitusinsinööri {n} :: cadastral surveyor
toimitusjohtaja {n} :: managing director, executive director
toimitusjohtaja {n} :: chief executive officer, CEO (in large companies)
toimitusketju {n} [logistics] :: supply chain
toimituskulut {n} :: delivery costs
toimituskunta {n} :: editorial board
toimituslauseke {n} [international trade] :: Incoterm
toimitusministeristö {n} [politics] :: caretaker government (temporary government during a period when there's no parliamentarily elected government in place)
toimituspäällikkö {n} :: managing editor
toimitussihteeri {n} :: subeditor
toimitustekniikka {n} :: delivery technique
toimitustyö {n} :: editorial work
toimitustyö {n} :: delivery work
toimitusvarmuus {n} :: reliability of delivery
toimituttaa {vt} :: to have (something) sent or delivered
toimiva {adj} :: working
toimivalta {n} :: jurisdiction, competence (the power or right to exercise authority)
toimivaltainen {adj} [legal] :: competent (having jurisdiction or authority over a particular issue or question)
toimivuosi {n} :: operational year
toimivuus {n} :: operability (extent to which a system or device is operable)
toim.joht. {n} :: abbreviation of toimitusjohtaja (managing director)
toinen {adj} :: second (after the first in a sequence)
toinen {pron} [indefinite] :: other, another
toinen {pron} [in plural] :: the others, other ones
toinen {determiner} :: other, another
toinenkolmatta {adj} :: [archaic] twenty-second
toinen kotimainen {n} [colloquial] :: Swedish (language, from the perspective of Finnish-speaking Finns)
toinen kotimainen {n} [colloquial] :: Finnish (language, from the perspective of Swedish-speaking Finns)
toinen maailmansota {n} :: The Second World War, World War II
toinen pääsiäispäivä {n} :: Easter Monday
toinen sunnuntai ennen paastonaikaa {n} :: Sexagesima (Sunday two weeks before Lent)
Toini {prop} :: given name
tointua {vi} :: To regain consciousness
töin tuskin {adv} :: hardly
toipilas {n} :: A convalescent
toipilasaika {n} :: convalescence [period of time]
toipua {vi} :: to recover, recuperate, convalesce
toipuminen {n} :: convalescence (gradual healing after illness or injury)
toipumisaika {n} :: recovery time
toipumiskyky {n} :: resilience (ability to recover)
toipuva {adj} :: recovering (being in the process of recovery)
toipuva {adj} :: convalescent (recovering one's health and strength after a period of illness)
toisaalla {adv} :: (at, in, on) elsewhere
toisaalle {adv} :: (to) elsewhere
toisaalta {adv} :: on the other hand, then, then again
toisaalta {adv} :: (from) elsewhere
toisarvoinen {adj} :: secondary
toisekseen {adv} :: second, secondly (as a second matter)
toiseksi {adv} :: secondly, for the second (in the second place)
toiseksi viimeinen {adj} :: penultimate, next to last, second-to-last, second last
toisen asteen palovamma {n} :: second-degree burn
toisen asteen polynomi {n} [mathematics] :: quadratic polynomial (polynomial of the second degree, i.e. of the form )
toisen asteen yhtälö {n} [mathematics] :: quadratic equation ()
toisenlainen {adj} :: of another kind; different
toisensa {pron} [indefinite] :: each other, one another
toisensa jälkeen {phrase} :: after another
toisenvarainen {adj} :: heterotrophic
toiseus {n} :: otherness, differentness (esp. from a cultural norm)
toiseuttaminen {n} [psychology] :: othering
toisin {adv} :: otherwise, differently
toisinaan {adv} :: sometimes, occasionally
toisinajattelija {n} :: dissident
toisinajattelija {n} :: dissenter
toisinajattelu {n} :: dissent, dissidence
toisin kuin {phrase} :: unlike, contrary to, in contrast to, as opposed to
toisinne {n} [computing] :: replica (of a distributed database)
toisinpäin {adv} :: the other way around, vice versa
toisin sanoen {conj} :: that is, that is to say
toisin sanoen {conj} :: in other words
toisintaa {vt} :: to reproduce, replicate (to produce a copy)
toisinto {n} :: copy, replica
toisinto {n} :: repeat
toisintokuume {n} :: relapsing fever
toisio- {prefix} :: secondary
toisio {n} [electronics] :: secondary
toisiopalvelin {n} [computing] :: mirror server
toisiotutka {n} [aviation] :: secondary surveillance radar
toisistaan {adv} :: from each other
toispuolihalvaus {n} :: hemiplegia
toispuolinen {adj} :: one-sided, lopsided
toissa {adv} :: Denotes the period before last
toissa-aamuinen {adj} :: having taken place in the morning of the day before yesterday
toissa päivä {n} :: day before yesterday
toissapäivä {n} :: Common misspelling of toissa päivä
toissapäiväinen {adj} :: of the day before yesterday; nudiustertian [archaic]
toissa päivänä {adv} :: the day before yesterday
toissapäivänä {adv} :: alternative form of toissa päivänä
toissijainen {adj} :: secondary (of second rank or order)
toissijaisesti {adv} :: secondarily
-toista {suffix} :: -teen (but used to form numbers all the way from 11 to 19)
toistaa {vt} :: to repeat, reiterate
toistaa {vt} :: to play (use a device to watch or listen to the indicated recording; the subject is the device or a person (in which case the device is in adessive))
toistaiseksi {adv} :: for the time being (temporarily; until later)
toistaiseksi {adv} :: indefinitely
toistaiseksi {adv} :: so far
toistaiseksi voimassa oleva {adj} [legal, idiomatic] :: permanent; especially of employment contract or other contract which is valid until further notice
toistakymmentä {num} :: more than ten (but less than twenty)
toistaminen {n} :: repeating
toistaminen {n} :: playing (the act of playing or doing playback)
toistamiseen {adv} :: again, anew, for a second time
toistatuhatta {adv} :: more than one thousand, but less than two thousands
toiste {n} [rare] :: Something repeated
toiste {adv} :: Another time; again
toistella {vt} :: to repeat again and again
toistettavuus {n} :: repeatability
toistettavuus {n} :: reproducibility
toistin {n} [especially, electronics and networking] :: repeater (device that repeats)
toisto {n} :: repetition
toisto {n} :: tautology
toisto {n} [fencing] :: renewal, redoublement (renewal of an attack that missed, was short, or was parried)
toisto {n} :: playback (of media, audio, video, etc.)
toistoala {n} [computer graphics] :: gamut (all the colours available to a device such as a monitor or printer)
toistoalue {n} :: playback range (such as of a speaker)
toistoalue {n} :: repetition range
toistohyökkäys {n} [computer security] :: replay attack
toistokyky {n} [audio] :: fidelity
toistomerkki {n} :: ditto mark
toistomerkki {n} :: A traffic sign installed for the purpose of reminding the drivers of the continuing validity of an earlier sign
toistorakenne {n} [programming] :: a loop with a condition
toistotyö {n} :: repetitive work
toistua {vi} :: to recur (happen again)
toistua {vi} :: to repeat itself
toistua {vi} :: to be played (back)
toistuminen {n} :: recurring, repeating
toistuva {adj} :: repeating, repetitive, recurrent
toistuvasti {adv} :: repeatedly
toitottaa {v} :: to trumpet, bugle (to announce, sing, or cry in the manner of a musical bugle)
toitottaa {v} :: to honk (to make a sound like a goose)
toittaa {v} [dialectal] :: to feed; to maintain, uphold, keep up
Toivakka {prop} :: Toivakka (municipality)
toivakkalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Toivakka
toivakkalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Toivakka
Toivanen {prop} :: surname
toive {n} :: wish
toiveajattelu {n} :: wishful thinking
toiveammatti {n} :: preferred job or occupation, the profession one wishes for
toiveikas {adj} :: hopeful
toiveikkaasti {adv} :: hopefully (in a hopeful manner)
toivelista {n} :: wish list
toiviomatka {n} :: pilgrimage
toiviomatkalainen {n} :: pilgrim
toivioretkeläinen {n} :: pilgrim
toivioretki {n} :: pilgrimage
toivo {n} :: hope
Toivo {prop} :: given name
toivoa {vt} :: to hope for, wish
toivomus {n} :: wish
toivomuskaivo {n} :: wishing well
toivomuslista {n} :: wish list
toivomusluu {n} [anatomy] :: wishbone
Toivonen {prop} :: surname
toivonkipinä {n} :: A spark of hope
toivorikas {adj} :: synonym of toiveikas
toivotella {vt} :: to wish, to bid (especially welcome or goodbye)
toivoton {adj} :: hopeless
toivoton {adj} :: desperate
toivoton {adj} :: futile
toivottaa {vt} :: To wish (to bestow a thought)
toivottaa {vt} :: To bid (to utter a greeting)
toivottava {adj} :: desirable, advisable
toivottavasti {adv} :: hopefully, it is hoped that
toivottomasti {adv} :: hopelessly
toivottomuus {n} :: hopelessness
toka {adj} :: [colloquial] second
toka {n} [colloquial] :: runner-up
tokaari {n} :: Tocharian (extinct language)
tokaari {n} :: Tocharian (speaker of that language)
tokaarilainen {adj} :: Tocharian (of or pertaining to Tocharian language or the Tocharians)
tokaista {vi} [colloquial] :: to blurt, to blurt out
tokaisu {n} :: blurt (sudden and unadvised utterance)
tokaji {n} :: tokay (Hungarian dessert wine)
tokajinviini {n} :: Alternative term for tokaji
tokaluokkalainen {n} :: second-grader
tokari {n} [colloquial] :: report card
tökätä {v} :: to poke, jab
tökätä {v} [internet] :: to poke
tokeegekko {n} :: tokay gecko, Gekko gecko (species of gecko native to Southeast Asia)
tokelau {n} :: Tokelauan (language)
Tokelau {prop} :: Tokelau
tokelaunkielinen {adj} :: Tokelauan (expressed in Tokelauan language)
tokelaunkielinen {adj} :: Tokelauan-speaking
tökerö {adj} :: uncouth (unrefined, crude)
tökerösti {adv} :: uncouthly
toki {adv} :: sure, certainly
toki {interj} :: certainly, by all means, sure
Tokio {prop} :: Tokio (prefecture/capital city)
tokiolainen {adj} :: Tokyoite (relating to Tokyo)
tokiolainen {n} :: Tokyoite (someone from Tokyo)
tokiponankielinen {adj} :: Toki Pona (expressed in Toki Pona language)
tokiponankielinen {adj} :: Toki Pona-speaking
tokka {n} :: A large herd, especially of reindeer
tokka {n} [nautical] :: dry dock, dock, tidal port
tökkäistä {vt} :: To jab, poke (once)
tökkäys {n} :: jab (quick stab)
tökkiä {v} :: to poke (repeatedly)
tokko {adv} :: I don't think, hardly; used to express doubt, often with softening clitic -pa or -han
tokko {conj} [archaic] :: if, whether; used to begin an indirect question
tokko {n} :: goby (fish of the genus Gobius)
tokkopa {adv} :: I don't think, hardly; used to express doubt
tokkura {n} :: stupor
tokkurainen {adj} :: groggy
toko {n} :: obedience trial (dog sport)
tokoferoli {n} [organic chemistry] :: tocopherol
tököttää {vi} :: to stay put, to jut
tökötti {n} [dated] :: birch tar
tökötti {n} [colloquial] :: slime, ooze, goo
töksähdellä {vi} :: to knock, strike, bump, bump into repeatedly
töksähdellä {vi} :: to abruptly stop repeatedly, to jerk repeatedly
töksähtää {v} :: to bump into and stop
töksähtää {v} :: to stop suddenly
töksäyttää {vt} :: to make bump into something and stop
töksäyttää {v} :: to blurt out
toksemia {n} :: toxemia
toksiini {n} [biology] :: toxin
toksikologi {n} :: toxicologist
toksikologia {n} :: toxicology
toksinen {adj} :: toxic
toksinen sokkioireyhtymä {n} :: alternative spelling of toksinen šokkioireyhtymä
toksinen šokkioireyhtymä {n} [pathology] :: toxic shock syndrome
toksisuus {n} :: toxicity
toksoplasmoosi {n} :: toxoplasmosis
tola {n} [archaic] :: a track or trail, especially a skiing track
tola {n} [idiomatic] :: state of affairs, track
tolaltaan {adv} :: out of one's mind, out of one's right mind
toleranssi {n} :: tolerance
toleranssialue {n} :: tolerance range
toleranssiraja {n} :: tolerance limit
tolerantisti {adv} :: tolerantly
tolerantti {adj} :: tolerant
toliini {n} [chemistry] :: tholin
toljailla {v} [dialectal] :: to ogle, to gawk
Toljatti {prop} :: Toljatti (city)
toljottaa {v} :: To goggle
tölkinavaaja {n} :: can opener, tin opener
tölkittää {vt} :: to can (to put in a can or tin)
tölkki {n} :: can, tin, carton (small container of hard or stiff material)
tölkkiolut {n} :: canned beer
tölkkipantti {n} :: can deposit
tolkku {n} :: sense
tolkuttaa {vt} :: to try to make (someone) understand by repeating or emphasis
tolkuttomasti {adv} :: mindlessly, nonsensically
tolkuttomasti {adv} :: to a crazy or mindless extent
tollanen {adj} [colloquial] :: synonym of tuollainen
töllätä {v} [colloquial] :: to watch, to ogle
tolleen {adv} [colloquial] :: alternative form of tuolleen
tölli {n} :: cottage, house
töllistellä {vt} :: to ogle, to gawk, to gape
tollo {adj} [colloquial] :: moronic, dumb, goofy, foolish
tollo {n} [colloquial] :: moron, dumbass, goof, fool
tollo {n} :: A piece of paper wrinkled and squeezed into a ball, as for throwing away
töllö {n} [colloquial] :: TV, telly
tolloin {adv} [colloquial] :: alternative form of tuolloin
tollon {adv} [colloquial] :: alternative form of tuolloin
töllötin {n} [colloquial] :: boob tube (television set)
tollottaa {v} :: synonym of töllöttää
töllöttää {v} [colloquial] :: to stare (to look fixedly at something)
töllöttää {v} :: to gape (to stare in wonder)
töllöttää {v} :: to gawk (to stare stupidly or conspicuously)
töllöttää {v} :: (colloquial) to watch, especially television
tolma {n} [archaic] :: dust
tolmu {n} [archaic] :: dust
Tolonen {prop} :: surname
tolppa {n} :: post, pole, stilt (long piece of heavy timber or other material protruding out of ground)
tolppa {n} :: bollard (post preventing vehicle access to a pedestrian area etc.)
tolppa {n} [ballgames] :: short of maalitolppa (goal post)
tolppa {n} [pesäpallo] :: a high pitch, intended to be difficult to hit
tolppa {n} [slang, colloquial] :: 12-pack of beer
tolppa {n} [slang, colloquial] :: taxicab stand
tolppakelkka {n} :: a sled with posts or poles
tolppapallo {n} :: synonym of salkopallo
tolppasänky {n} :: post bed
tolstoilainen {adj} :: Tolstoyan
tolteekki {n} :: A Toltec
toltti {n} [archaic] :: A dozen (a quantity of 12, used mainly of boards)
töltti {n} :: tölt, tolt (type of horse's gait)
tolueeni {n} [organic compound] :: toluene
tolueenidi-isosyanaatti {n} [chemistry] :: toluene diisocyanate
tölväistä {vi} :: to insult or affront by saying something or speaking
tolvana {n} :: ignoramus, nincompoop, blockhead
Tolvanen {prop} :: surname
tölvätä {v} [colloquial, dialectal] :: to put in or on
tölviä {vt} :: to mock, to scoff at, to pick on
tomaatti {n} :: tomato
tomaattihapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula persicina
tomaattikastike {n} :: tomato sauce
tomaattikeitto {n} :: tomato soup
tomaattimehu {n} :: tomato juice
tomaattimurska {n} :: crushed tomatoes
tomaattinen {adj} :: tomatoey
tomaattipyre {n} :: synonym of tomaattipyree
tomaattipyree {n} :: tomato purée, tomato paste
tomaattisalaatti {n} :: tomato salad
tomaattisilakat {n} :: a type of food with Baltic herring and tomato sauce
tomaattisose {n} :: tomato purée, tomato mash, tomato paste
tömähdellä {vi} :: to thump or thud repeatedly
tömähtää {vi} :: To thump, thud
tömäkkä {adj} :: robust
tömäkkä {adj} :: assertive
tomatillo {n} :: tomatillo, Physalis philadelphica
tömäyttää {vt} :: to cause to thump or thud
tomera {adj} :: brisk, energetic, saucy
tomerasti {adv} :: briskly, energetically
tomi {n} :: alternative form of tom
Tomi {prop} :: given name
töminä {n} :: thud, clump (low noise)
tomismi {n} [philosophy, theology] :: Thomism
tömistä {vi} :: to thud, to clump, to thunder
tömistää {vt} :: to stamp, to stomp
tömistellä {vt} [frequentative] :: To stomp (ground, floor)
tömisyttää {v} :: synonym of tömistää
Tommi {prop} :: given name
tommoinen {adj} [dialectal or colloquial] :: alternative form of tuommoinen
tommonen {adj} [colloquial] :: synonym of tuollainen
tomografi {n} :: tomograph
tomografia {n} [medicine] :: tomography
tompakki {n} :: tombac (brass alloy)
tomppeli {n} :: ignoramus (dumb person)
tomppeli {n} :: dumbledore (blundering person)
tomu {n} :: dust (very fine particles of a solid substance)
tomu {n} :: ashes or remains (the remains of a person)
tomu {n} [biblical] :: earth, soil
tomuhiukkanen {n} :: dust particle
tomuinen {adj} :: dusty
tomumaja {n} [Christianity] :: tabernacle (human body as the temporary abode of the soul)
tomupilvi {n} :: a cloud of dust
tomusokeri {n} :: powdered sugar, icing sugar or confectioners' sugar
tomuta {vi} :: to make or emit dust
tomuttaa {vt} :: to dust
tomuttua {vi} :: to become dusty
-ton {suffix} :: Indicates lack of something; -less
tonaalinen {adj} :: tonal
tonaalisesti {adv} :: tonally
tonaalisuus {n} :: tonality
tönäistä {vt} :: To nudge
tonaliitti {n} [rock] :: tonalite
Tonava {prop} :: Danube
tondo {n} [art] :: tondo
tonetti {n} [musical instruments] :: tonette
tonga {n} :: Tongan (language)
Tonga {prop} :: Tonga
tongalainen {n} :: Tongan (person from Tonga or of Tongan descent)
tongalainen {adj} :: Tongan (of or pertaining to Tonga)
tonget {n} [pluralonly, dialectal] :: alternative form of tongit (tool)
tongit {n} :: pliers
Toni {prop} :: given name
töniä {vi} :: To push, shove, jostle (people physically, for example in a line)
töniminen {n} :: shoving, pushing, jostling
tonkia {v} :: To grub (to dig in search of something, as e.g. a pig does to find food)
tonkia {v} :: To scavenge (to search through unwanted material for useful material)
tonkia {v} :: To dig (to research a particular subject, especially a suspicious case)
tonkka {n} :: synonym of maitotonkka
tönkkö {adj} [colloquial] :: stiff
tonne {adv} [colloquial, of movement] :: synonym of tuonne
tonneittain {adv} :: by ton, by the ton
tonni {n} :: A metric ton
tonni {n} [colloquial] :: grand (One thousand units of currency)
tonnikala {n} :: A tuna
tonnisto {n} :: tonnage
tonnisto {n} :: merchant vessels collectively
tönö {n} :: A shack
tonsilla {n} [anatomy] :: tonsil
tonsilliitti {n} :: tonsillitis
tonsuuri {n} :: tonsure
tontittaa {vt} :: to divide or distribute into plots
tontti {n} :: parcel, plot, property
tonttiarvo {n} :: lot value
tonttijako {n} :: land subdivision
tonttu {n} [folklore] :: A miniature mythical humanoid creature believed to live in the forests and in or near people's dwellings, similar to an elf or gnome
tonttu {n} :: An elf (Santa's helper)
tonttu {n} :: A fool (person with poor judgment or little intelligence)
tonttu {n} [colloquial] :: thousand
tonttuilla {vi} [colloquial] :: to screw around, to fool around
tooga {n} :: A toga
tooni {n} [linguistics] :: tone
toonika {n} [music] :: The tonic
toonikumi {n} :: herbal tonic
toonimerkki {n} :: tone mark
tooninen {adj} :: tonic
toope {n} :: A moron, rock, dumbass, bugger, goof, dork, nincompoop, dolt, dumbbell etc. (an unintelligent person)
toora {n} :: Torah (Jewish law)
toora {n} :: Torah (Five Books of Moses)
toori {n} [geology] :: tor
toosa {n} :: A small box or container made of metal, plastic or cardboard etc
toosa {n} [colloquial] :: A TV set or radio
toosa {n} [colloquial] :: A (poor) machine
toosa {n} [vulgar] :: vagina
tööt {interj} :: honk
tööt {adv} [colloquial] :: exhausted, beat, dead tired
töötätä {vi} [onomatopoeia] :: To honk
töötöttää {vi} [onomatopoeia] :: to honk
tööttäillä {v} :: to honk (repeatedly)
topaasi {n} [mineral] :: topaz
topakasti {adv} :: gutsily, pluckily, saucily
topakka {adj} :: gutsy, plucky, saucy
topata {v} :: to stuff, pad (line with soft material)
topata {v} :: to bundle (dress someone warmly)
topata {v} :: to quilt
topata {v} [dialectal] :: to stop
töpätä {v} [colloquial] :: to blunder
töpätä {vt} :: to paint one point at a time without doing strokes
töpeksiä {vt} :: to blunder
töpeksintä {n} :: a blunder
topi {n} :: common tsessebe, Damaliscus lunatus
Topi {prop} :: given name
Topias {prop} :: given name
töpinä {n} [colloquial] :: bustle
töpö {n} :: stump, stub (remains of something that has been cut off; especially the remains of a shortened tail)
topografi {n} :: topographer
topografia {n} :: topography
topografikartta {n} :: topographic map
topografinen {adj} :: topographic
topografisesti {adv} :: topographically
töpöhäntä {n} :: bobtail (short, or deliberately shortened tail)
töpöhäntä {n} :: bobtail (animal having such tail)
töpöhäntäinen {adj} :: bobtailed (having a bobtail)
töpökattara {n} :: synonym of kattara
töpökiitäjä {n} :: spinetailed swift (tropical Old World swift of the genus Rhaphidura)
töpökkä {n} :: a gnateater
topologi {n} :: topologist
topologia {n} [mathematics] :: topology
topologinen {adj} :: topological
topologinen avaruus {n} [mathematics] :: topological space
topologisesti {adv} :: topologically
toponomastiikka {n} [linguistics] :: toponymy, toponomastics (lexicological study of place names)
toponyymi {n} [linguistics] :: toponym (word derived from a placename)
töpöttää {v} :: to pad, to patter, to walk lightly
töpöttää {vt} :: to stipple (use small dots to give the appearance of shading to)
toppa {n} :: loaf (solid block of food, especially sugar)
toppahousut {n} :: padded pants
töppäillä {v} [colloquial] :: to blunder repeatedly
toppajalkine {n} :: quilted shoe, quilted footwear
toppakangas {n} :: Fabric consisting of two, usually thin, often wind- or water-resistant sheets of fabric with padding between them, used e.g. in winter sports clothing
toppapuku {n} :: snowsuit
toppasokeri {n} :: loaf sugar (refined sugar formed to a cone)
toppatakki {n} :: quilted jacket
toppi {n} :: top (garment)
toppi {n} [nautical] :: top (masthead)
toppi {n} [colloquial] :: stop (action of stopping; interruption of travel)
toppi {n} [colloquial] :: halt (permanent cessation)
toppo {n} :: any plant of the genus Koeleria (junegrasses)
toppo {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Koeleria (junegrasses)
töppöillä {v} :: to blunder or screw up repeatedly
töppönen {n} :: a traditional felt shoe
töppösillään {adv} :: wearing a type of felt shoes (töppönen)
töppösilleen {adv} :: into wearing a type of felt shoes (töppönen)
toppuutella {vt} [colloquial] :: to calm (down), to restrain, to control
toppuuttaa {vt} [colloquial] :: synonym of toppuutella
topseilvellinki {n} :: a traditional dessert of rice, dried plums and raisins, and that has a kisel-like consistency
töpseli {n} [colloquial] :: plug (electric connecting device)
Tor {prop} [Norse mythology] :: Thor
tora {n} :: quarrel
torahammas {n} :: fang
törähdyttää {vt} :: to cause to honk or sound once (make a low sharp sound)
törähtää {vi} :: to honk or sound once (make a low sharp sound)
torailla {vi} :: To quarrel
torailu {n} :: quarreling
torainen {adj} :: quarrelsome, grumpy
toraisa {adj} :: quarrelsome
torajyvä {n} :: ergot
torakka {n} :: cockroach (black or brown straight-winged insect of the order Blattodea)
torata {v} :: to quarrel
töräyttää {vt} :: to toot, to sound (cause to make a low sharp sound)
toreadori {n} [bullfighting] :: toreador
tori {n} :: market, market square (city square or other place where traders set up stalls and buyers browse the merchandise)
tori {n} :: town square
tori {n} :: forum (town square or market place in a Roman town)
toriaika {n} :: the time period during which a marketplace is open
toriaukio {n} :: market square (open area)
torihinta {n} :: price at a (public) market
torikammo {n} :: agoraphobia
torikassi {n} :: market bag
torikauhu {n} :: agoraphobia
torikauppa {n} :: trading by setting up a market (stall)
torikauppias {n} :: market vendor (the person doing the trading at a market)
torikokous {n} [figuratively] :: a gathering of a crowd, or the crowd that has gathered
torilla tavataan {phrase} :: good luck; said especially before an important event in which one can win or lose, such as a championship match, job interview or final exams
torilla tavataan {phrase} [Internet slang, jocular] :: said when Finland or something related to it is mentioned
torimyynti {n} :: selling on a market (stall)
Torino {prop} :: Torino (capital city)
Torino {prop} :: Torino (metropolitan city)
toripäivä {n} :: market day
toritaide {n} :: art sold at a market stall
toritapahtuma {n} :: a public event held at a marketplace
torium {n} :: thorium
torjua {v} :: to defend successfully, ward off an attack, tackle
torjua {v} :: to turn down, defy, scorn
torjua {v} :: to reject, rebuff (for example, a proposal)
torjua {v} :: to tackle (face or deal with; especially a negative phenomenon)
torjua {v} [sports] :: to save (to catch or deflect a shot at goal)
torjuminen {n} :: refusal, denial
torjunta {n} :: prevention
torjunta {n} :: foiling of an attack; prevention, block, intercept, parrying etc
torjunta {n} [sports] :: save (block that prevents an opponent from scoring)
torjunta {n} [psychology] :: repression
torjunta-aine {n} :: pesticide
torjuntahävittäjä {n} [military] :: An interceptor (fighter aircraft)
torjuntamenetelmä {n} :: prevention method
torjuntavoittaja {n} :: one who or that which has earned a defensive victory or tactical victory
torjuntavoitto {n} :: defensive victory, tactical victory
torjuvasti {adv} :: reluctantly, dismissively, in a refusing way
torkahdella {vi} :: to doze off repeatedly
torkahtaa {vi} :: to doze off, to doze, to snooze (briefly)
törkätä {v} [colloquial] :: to jab or poke once
torke {n} :: The state of mind preceding sleep
törkeä {adj} :: coarse, boorish, base
törkeä {adj} :: indecent, obscene, disgusting, distasteful (of language), offensive (of language), (colloquial) gross
törkeä {adj} [legal] :: gross, grave, grand, felonious, aggravated
törkeä lapsen seksuaalinen hyväksikäyttö {n} [law] :: statutory rape
törkeä rikos {n} [legal] :: felony
törkeästi {adv} :: grossly, foully
törkeästi {adv} :: coarsely, indecently, distastefully, obscenely
törkeillä {vi} [colloquial] :: to behave in a coarse or indecent way
törkkiä {v} [colloquial] :: to push, to jostle
torkku {n} [usually, in plural] :: nap, snooze
torkku {adj} :: sleepy
torkkua {v} :: to snooze, doze, drowse
torkkuja {n} :: snoozer, dozer, drowser
torkkuja {n} :: sleeper goby (fish of the family Eleotridae)
torkuksissa {adv} :: dozed off, half-asleep
törky {n} :: dirt, filth (also figuratively)
törkyisesti {adv} :: dirtily, sleazily, filthily, in a foul manner
törmä {n} :: A steep embankment of earth
törmä {n} :: A relatively high bank of a river or other watercourse
törmäillä {v} :: to impact or collide repeatedly
törmänne {n} :: embankment
törmäpääsky {n} :: sand martin, bank swallow, Riparia riparia
törmärannikko {n} :: bluffy coast
törmätä {v} :: To impact, collide, crash
törmätä {v} [colloquial] :: To bump into, stumble upon
törmäviini {n} :: riverbank grape, frost grape, Vitis risiparia
törmäys {n} :: impact, crash
törmäyskivilaji {n} [petrology] :: impact breccia (rock born in a collision of a meteorite against the surface of the Earth)
törmäyskraatteri {n} [geology, planetology] :: impact crater
törmäyskurssi {n} :: collision course
törmäyslista {n} [nautical] :: rubbing strip
törmäystesti {n} :: crash test
törmäysvirhe {n} [basketball] :: charging (offensive foul)
törmäytin {n} :: collider
törmäyttää {vt} :: To collide
tornado {n} :: tornado
torni {n} :: tower
torni {n} :: spire (tapering body that shoots up or out to a point in a conical or pyramidal form)
torni {n} [chess] :: rook
tornikello {n} :: tower clock
torninosturi {n} [construction] :: tower crane (type of crane in which a jib rotates on top of a mast; typically used on construction sites)
Tornio {prop} :: Tornio (town/and/municipality)
torniolainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Tornio
torniolainen {n} :: a person from or living in Tornio
Tornionjoki {prop} :: Torne (a river in Finland and Sweden)
tornionlaaksonsuomi {n} :: Meänkieli (Finnic language spoken in northern Sweden)
tornipöllö {n} :: barn owl (owl of the genus Tyto)
tornipöllö {n} :: western barn owl, Tyto alba
tornisteri {n} [dated] :: knapsack, haversack, rucksack
tornittaa {v} [chess] :: To castle
tornitus {n} [chess] :: A castling
törö {n} :: gudgeon (Gobio gobio)
toroidi {n} :: toroid
törökki {n} :: any plant of the genus Beckmannia
törökki {n} [in plural] :: the genus Beckmannia
töröllä {adv} :: alternative form of törröllä
töröllään {adv} :: alternative form of törröllään
törölle {adv} :: alternative form of törrölle
törölleen {adv} :: alternative form of törrölleen
Toronto {prop} :: Toronto (capital city)
töröön {adv} :: synonym of törrölle
törössä {adv} :: synonym of törröllä
töröttää {vi} :: to stick out, to stay put
torpata {vt} [colloquial] :: to turn down, defy, scorn, reject, rebuff (such as a proposal)
torpedo {n} :: torpedo (self-propelled cylindrical explosive projectile that can travel underwater)
torpedoida {v} :: to torpedo
torpedoida {v} [figuratively] :: to undermine, torpedo
torppa {n} [historical, Sweden and Finland from 17th to early 20th century] :: copyhold (farm, part of a larger farm or manor, the rent of which was paid through work on the owner's land and sometimes with produce)
torppa {n} :: A house on such farm
torppa {n} :: cottage (small farmhouse)
torppari {n} [historical] :: crofter (tenant farmer who paid his rent chiefly by working for the landlord, and earned his own living chiefly from the rented land)
torppari {n} [figuratively, ironic] :: By extension, any person who is in a long-term relation in which he/she feels that the best part of his work goes to the benefit of someone else
torpparikapina {n} :: synonym of kansalaissota
torpparius {n} :: socage, burgage (form of land tenure)
törppö {adj} :: bungling
törppö {n} :: bungler
törppö {n} :: jerk
törppöillä {vi} [colloquial] :: to mess up, to blunder
torrakko {n} [colloquial] :: gun
torri {n} :: torr (non-SI unit of pressure, equal to 1/760 of standard atmospheric pressure)
törröllä {adv} :: puckering or sticking out
törröllään {adv} :: alternative form of törröllä
törrölle {adv} :: into puckering or sticking out
törrölleen {adv} :: alternative form of törrölle
törrösara {n} :: Carex muricata
törröttää {vt} :: To stick out, to jut
törsätä {vt} :: To spend lavishly, to splurge
torsio {n} [physics] :: torsion (twisting or wrenching of a body by the exertion of a lateral force tending to turn one end or part of it about a longitudinal axis, while the other is held fast or turned in the opposite direction)
torso {n} :: torso
torso {n} [colloquial] :: loser
torstai {n} :: Thursday
torstaiaamu {n} :: Thursday morning
torstaiaamupäivä {n} :: late Thursday morning
torstai-ilta {n} :: Thursday evening
torstai-iltapäivä {n} :: Thursday afternoon
torstainen {adj} [uncomparable] :: having occurred on a Thursday
torstainen {adj} :: pertaining to Thursday
torstaipäivä {n} :: a Thursday (day that is a Thursday)
torstaisin {adv} :: on Thursdays
Torsti {prop} :: given name
tortilla {n} :: tortilla
tortilla {n} :: a tortilla-based dish; a burrito
tortillat avataan {n} [internet slang, humorous] :: deliberate misspelling of torilla tavataan
tortti {n} :: stick or lantern distaff
törttö {n} :: bugger (foolish person)
törttö {n} :: bungler
törttöillä {vi} [colloquial] :: to behave in an obnoxious or unlikable manner
torttu {n} :: tart, pie (type of pastry)
torttu {n} [colloquial] :: turd (piece of excrement)
torttutaikina {n} :: cake pastry or dough
torua {v} :: to scold, rebuke
torus {n} [topology] :: torus
torut {n} :: reprimand
torveilla {vi} [colloquial] :: to behave stupidly or obnoxiously
torvensoittaja {n} :: hornblower (one who blows a horn)
torvi {n} :: horn (e.g. a musical instrument)
torvi {n} :: tube or pipe, especially one that widens in one end
torvi {n} [colloquial] :: fool
torvijäkälä {n} :: cup lichen (lichen of the genus Cladonia)
torvikotilo {n} :: common northern whelk, Buccinum undatum
Torvinen {prop} :: surname
torvisieni {n} :: any fungus of genus Craterellus
torvisieni {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Craterellus
torvisoittokunta {n} :: marching band, brass band
torvivoirousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius auriolla
tosa {n} :: tosa (Japanese breed of fighting dog)
tosi {n} [usually, indeclinable, see usage notes] :: truth, reality, real thing
tosi {n} [as modifier in compound term] :: real-life
tosi {adj} [indeclinable, not comparable] :: true
tosi {adj} [indeclinable, not comparable, in compounds] :: real, serious
tosi {adv} [colloquial] :: really, very
tosiaan {adv} :: indeed, all right
tosiasia {n} :: a fact
tosiasiallinen {adj} :: factual
tosiasiallisesti {adv} :: factually, in fact
tosielämä {n} :: real life (life outside of a contrived or fantastical environment)
tosikertomus {n} :: true story
tosikko {n} :: A humourless person
tosikkomaisesti {adv} :: staidly, seriously, humorlessly
tosi kuin vesi {adj} [simile] :: right as rain (correct)
tosimielessä {adv} :: seriously, for real
tosin {adv} :: although
tosin {adv} :: however
tosio {n} :: fact
tosiolot {n} :: reality, actuality, real conditions
tosipohjoinen {n} :: true north
tosiseikka {n} :: datum, fact
tosissaan {adv} :: Serious(ly), in earnest (about something = genitive + suhteen)
tositapa {n} [grammar] :: indicative mood
tositapahtuma {n} :: real event, true event, an event that actually took place
tositarkoitus {n} :: real purpose
tosite {n} :: voucher, supporting document
tositelevisio {n} :: reality television
tositelevisio-ohjelma {n} :: reality show
tosittaa {vt} :: to support or prove with vouchers and/or supporting documents
tosituuli {n} [nautical] :: true wind (natural wind or the wind a stationary observer would feel; used to differentiate from apparent wind, which is the wind observed aboard a moving vessel)
tosi-tv {n} :: reality television
Toskala {prop} :: surname
Toskana {prop} :: Toskana (region)
toskanalainen {adj} :: Tuscan
toskanalainen {n} :: Tuscan
Tossavainen {prop} :: surname
tossu {n} [colloquial] :: A slipper
tossu {n} :: A sneaker
tossun alla {adv} :: under one's thumb
tossun alla {adv} :: pussywhipped, whipped, henpecked
tota {interj} [colloquial] :: space filler or pause during conversation
totaali {n} [slang] :: total objector (one who refuses military and non-military service)
totaalikieltäytyminen {n} :: total objection; refusing military as well as non-military service
totaalinen {adj} :: total
totaalisesti {adv} :: totally
totaalisuus {n} :: totality
totalisaattori {n} :: totalizator
totalisaattoriravit {n} :: harness racing event with pari-mutuel betting
totalitaarinen {adj} :: totalitarian
totalitaarisesti {adv} :: in a totalitarian way
totalitarismi {n} :: totalitarianism
totalitaristi {n} :: totalitarian
totalitaristinen {adj} :: totalitarian
toteamus {n} :: statement (declaration or remark)
toteemi {n} :: totem
toteemieläin {n} :: totem animal
toteemipaalu {n} :: totem pole
toteemipatsas {n} :: totem pole
toteennäyttö {n} :: substantiation, showing something true
totella {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to obey (do as ordered)
totemismi {n} :: totemism
toteutettavuusselvitys {n} :: feasibility report
toteuttaa {vt} :: to realise/realize, carry out, put into practice, put into effect, effectuate, execute, implement
toteuttaa {vt} :: to make come true (such as of a wish)
toteuttaa {vt} :: to satisfy (cause a sentence to be true)
toteuttaminen {n} :: realization, execution
toteuttaminen {n} [psychology] :: actualization; especially in the concept of itsensä toteuttaminen (self-actualization)
toteuttamiskelpoinen {adj} :: feasible, viable, workable
toteutua {vi} :: to come true (to become real: to become true or existent)
toteutumaton {adj} :: unrealized
toteutuminen {n} :: realization, fulfillment, achievement
toteutunut {adj} :: ex post, actual, real
toteutus {n} :: realization, execution, implementation
toteutus {n} [programming] :: definition
toti {n} :: hot toddy, toddy, grog (drink made of hot water, strong liquor - usually rum - and sugar, sometimes also spices)
totilasi {n} :: hot toddy glass
totinen {adj} :: grave, serious
totisempi {adj} :: comparative of totinen
totisesti {adv} [biblical] :: truly, verily, amen
toto {n} :: totalizator, tote (in horse racing etc.)
totoravit {n} :: harness racing event with pari-mutuel betting
totota {vi} :: to play pari-mutuel
totta {interj} :: true
totta kai {adv} :: certainly, of course
totta töriset {phrase} [colloquial] :: absolutely, you can say that again
tottelemaan {v} :: infinitive of totella
tottelematon {adj} :: disobedient
tottelemattomampi {adj} :: comparative of tottelematon
tottelemattomasti {adv} :: disobediently
tottelemattomin {adj} :: superlative of tottelematon
tottelemattomuus {n} :: disobedience
tottelevainen {adj} :: Obedient
tottelevaisesti {adv} :: obediently
tottelevaisuus {n} :: obedience
tötterö {n} :: cone (cone-shaped object, like an ice cream cone)
Totti {prop} :: given name
tottua {vi} :: to get used to, become accustomed to
tottumaton {adj} :: unaccustomed
tottumus {n} :: habit, custom, routine
tottunut {adj} :: accustomed
totunnainen {adj} :: conventional
totutella {vi} :: to get used to, to become/get accustomed to, to familiarize oneself with
totutella {vt} :: to make get used to, to accustom, to familiarize
totuttaa {vt} :: To accustom
totuttautua {vi} [_, + illative] :: to become/get accustomed to
totuudellisesti {adv} :: truthfully, truly, in trueness
totuuden hetki {n} :: moment of truth
totuudenjälkeinen {adj} :: post-truth
totuudenmukainen {adj} :: truthful
totuudenmukaisesti {adv} :: truthfully
totuudenpuhuja {n} :: one who tells or speaks the truth; soothsayer
totuus {n} :: truth
totuusarvo {n} [logic] :: truth value
totuusarvomuuttuja {n} [computing] :: Boolean, Boolean variable (variable that can hold a single true/false valua)
totuusehto {n} [logic] :: truth condition
totuusfunktio {n} [logic] :: truth function
totuusjakauma {n} [logic] :: valuation
totuuskomissio {n} :: truth commission
touchdown {n} [American football] :: touchdown
touhottaa {vi} :: to fuss (be very worried or excited about something, often too much)
touhu {n} :: bustle, hustle, fuss
touhuilla {vi} :: to bustle, flit, run around, run about
touhuissaan {adv} :: busy, occupied or absorbed with one's chores
touhukas {adj} :: active, energetic, bustling
touhukkaasti {adv} :: actively, energetically
touhuta {vi} :: to bustle, flit, hustle, scamper, scurry, run around, run about
touhutippa {n} :: precum, pre-ejaculate
toukka {n} :: A larva (distinct juvenile form of many animals)
toukka {n} :: A caterpillar (larva of Lepidoptera)
toukka {n} :: A maggot (larva of fly)
toukka {n} :: A cutworm (larva of owlet moth)
toukka {n} [humorous, derogatory] :: A baby, unborn human fetus
toukka-aste {n} :: larval stage
toukkahoito {n} :: maggot therapy
toukkaterapia {n} :: maggot therapy
touko {n} [agriculture] :: sowing, planting; especially of grain
touko {n} :: growing field of grain
touko {n} :: abbreviation of toukokuu
Touko {prop} :: given name
toukoaika {n} :: time for sowing, planting
toukohärkä {n} :: blister beetle (beetle of the family Meloidae)
toukokuinen {adj} :: Pertaining to May
toukokukka {n} :: cowherb, Vaccaria hispanica
toukokuu {n} :: May
toukopelto {n} :: sowed field
toukotyöt {n} :: the work of sowing or planting grain
toutain {n} :: asp (Aspius aspius)
touvi {n} [nautical] :: hawser
toveri {n} [political] :: comrade
toveri {n} :: companion, buddy
toverillinen {adj} :: companionable
toverillisesti {adv} :: comradely, in a colleague-like way
toverukset {n} :: synonym of kaverukset
toveruus {n} :: companionship
tovi {n} :: a moment
töydätä {vi} :: to rush, to dart
töyhtö {n} :: crest, tuft (protruding bunch of feathers, hair or similar growing on an animal's head)
töyhtö {n} :: plume (cluster of feathers worn as an ornament, especially on a helmet)
töyhtöhyyppä {n} :: northern lapwing, peewit, green plover, Vanellus vanellus
töyhtölunni {n} :: tufted puffin, Fratercula cirrhata
töyhtöpingviini {n} :: crested penguin
töyhtötiainen {n} :: crested tit (Lophophanes cristatus or Parus cristatus)
töykätä {vt} :: to prod, to push
töykeä {adj} :: rude
töykeästi {adv} :: rudely
töykeys {n} :: rudeness
töykkiä {v} :: to jostle, push, elbow
töyränne {n} :: Small bank (of river etc.)
töyräs {n} :: bank, embankment
töyri {n} [dialectal] :: black grouse
töyry {n} :: Small bank (of river etc.)
töyssähdellä {vi} :: to suddenly jump or bounce repeatedly (of a vehicle)
töyssähtää {vi} :: to suddenly jump or bounce (of a vehicle)
töyssy {n} :: bump
töyssy {n} :: speed bump
töyssyttää {vt} :: to cause to suddenly jump or bounce (of a vehicle)
töytäillä {vi} :: to bump, nudge, jostle repeatedly
töytäistä {vt} :: To jostle
t-paita {n} :: alternative case form of T-paita
T-paita {n} :: T-shirt
T-palkki {n} [engineering] :: T-beam (beam with cross-section shaped like the capital letter T)
traagikko {n} :: tragedian
traagillinen {adj} :: dated form of traaginen
traaginen {adj} :: tragic
traagisesti {adv} :: tragically
traagisuus {n} :: tragicness
Traakia {prop} :: Thrace
traakialainen {adj} :: Thracian
traakialainen {n} :: Thracian
traakki {n} :: wyvern
traakkipuu {n} :: dragon tree (tree of the genus Dracaena)
traani {n} :: The blubber of Arctic animals
traanilamppu {n} :: blubber lamp
tradenomi {n} :: bachelor of business administration who has completed his/her degree in a polytechnic (ammattikorkeakoulu); BBA
tradenomi {n} :: The degree such a person completed
trading {n} :: synonym of välityskauppa
tradingkauppa {n} [tautologic] :: synonym of välityskauppa
traditio {n} :: tradition
traditionaalinen {adj} :: traditional
traditionaalisesti {adv} :: traditionally
traditionaalisuus {n} :: traditionality (state or condition of being traditional)
traditionalismi {n} :: traditionalism
traditionalistinen {adj} :: traditionalist
trafiikki {n} :: traffic
trafikisti {n} :: traffic secretary, traffic manager (person in an advertising agency whose job is to manage the coordination and communication (traffic) between account directors, the creative staff and the media)
tragantti {n} :: tragacanth
tragedia {n} :: tragedy
tragiikka {n} :: tragedy
tragikomedia {n} :: tragicomedy (type of drama)
tragikomiikka {n} :: tragicomedy
tragikoominen {adj} :: tragicomic
tragopaani {n} :: tragopan
trahteerata {v} [dialectal] :: to serve (such as food)
trahteerata {v} [dialectal] :: to set the dinner table
traileri {n} :: A special-purpose trailer designed to carry e.g. boats
trakea {n} :: synonym of henkitorvi
trakeotomia {n} :: tracheotomy
träkkeri {n} [computing, music] :: tracker (computer software for composing music)
träkkeri {n} [colloquial, uncommon] :: synonym of jäljitin
trakooma {n} :: trachoma
traktaatti {n} :: religious pamphlet, booklet, tract
traktaatti {n} :: international treaty
traktori {n} :: tractor (farm vehicle)
traktorimönkijä {n} :: all-terrain vehicle that is also valid for road use
traktorinkuljettaja {n} :: tractor driver
traku {n} [colloquial] :: A tract
trakyandesiitti {n} [rock] :: trachyandesite
trakyytti {n} [rock] :: trachyte
tramadoli {n} [uncountable] :: tramadol (a synthetic opiate)
tramadoli {n} [countable] :: A pill containing this substance
trampata {vi} [colloquial] :: to go to and fro
trampoliini {n} :: trampoline
trans- {prefix} :: trans- (all senses)
transaktinoidi {n} [chemistry] :: transactinide
transaktio {n} :: transaction
transaldolaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: transaldolase
transaminaasi {n} :: transaminase
transatlanttinen {adj} :: transatlantic
transdermaalinen {adj} [medicine] :: transdermal
transeerata {vt} [gastronomy] :: to carve (to slice for serving, especially meat)
transeeraus {n} :: carving (slicing of meat for serving)
transferaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: transferase
transferenssi {n} :: transference
transferriini {n} [biochemistry] :: transferrin
transformaatio {n} :: transformation
transformoida {vt} :: To transform
transformointi {n} :: transformation
transgeeninen {adj} :: transgenic
transgeneesi {n} [genetics] :: transgenesis
transglutaminaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: transglutaminase
transgressio {n} [geology] :: transgression
transientti {adj} :: transient
transihminen {n} [sexuality] :: trans person
Transiitti {n} [automotive, colloquial] :: a Ford Transit automobile
Transilvania {prop} :: Transylvania
transistori {n} :: transistor
transistoriradio {n} [dated] :: transistor radio (portable radio receiver having transistors rather than thermionic valves)
transistorivahvistin {n} [electronics, dated] :: transistor amplifier (amplifier built with transistors as amplifying elements as opposed to vacuum tubes)
transistoroida {vt} :: to transistorize
transithalli {n} :: transit hall, transit lounge (hall in an airport or other passenger traffic hub in which the transit passengers check in for their next connections)
transitiivinen {adj} [grammar] :: transitive (of a verb, that takes an object or objects)
transitiivinen {adj} [set theory] :: transitive
transitiivinen {adj} [algebra] :: transitive
transitiivinen {adj} [graph theory] :: transitive
transitiivinen sulkeuma {n} [mathematics, set theory, graph theory] :: transitive closure
transitiiviverbi {n} [grammar] :: transitive verb
transitmatkustaja {n} :: synonym of vaihtomatkustaja
transito {n} :: synonym of kauttakulku
transito {n} :: synonym of kauttakuljetus
transkendenttiluku {n} :: alternative form of transsendenttiluku
transkendenttinen {adj} :: transcendent
transketolaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: transketolase
transkonduktanssi {n} [physics, electronics] :: transconductance
transkoodata {vt} :: to transcode
transkoodaus {n} :: transcoding
transkriboida {v} [linguistics] :: to transcribe (to convert symbols of one writing system to another, e.g. Chinese to Latin)
transkriboida {v} :: to transcribe (to convert language from live or recorded speech to text)
transkriboida {v} [computing] :: to transcribe
transkriboida {v} [music] :: to transcribe
transkriboida {v} [biology] :: to transcribe
transkribointi {n} :: transcription
transkriptio {n} :: transcription
transkriptomi {n} :: transcriptome
transkutaaninen {adj} [medicine] :: transcutaneous
translaatio {n} [mathematics, physics, biology] :: translation
translatiivi {n} [grammar] :: translative, translative case
translatiivinen {adj} [grammar] :: translative (of, or relating to the translative case)
translitteraatio {n} :: transliteration
translitteroida {vt} :: to transliterate (to transform text from one alphabetic script to another, e.g. Cyrilic to Latin, usually using a target language -specifiic standardized set of letters to represent the letters of the original script; compare transkriboida)
translitterointi {n} :: transliteration
translokaatio {n} [genetics] :: translocation
transmies {n} [sexuality] :: transman
transmissiometri {n} :: transmissiometer
transnainen {n} [sexuality] :: transwoman
Transnistria {prop} :: Transnistria
transoseaaninen {adj} :: synonym of valtamerentakainen
transparenssi {n} :: transparence
transparentti {adj} :: transparent
transpiraatio {n} [botany] :: transpiration
transplantaatio {n} :: transplantation
transplantaatti {n} [medicine] :: transplant (transplanted organ or tissue)
transplantoida {vt} :: To transplant
transplantointi {n} :: transplantation
transponderi {n} :: transponder
transponoida {vt} :: To transpose
transponointi {n} [music] :: transposition
transpoosi {n} [mathematics] :: transpose
transrasva {n} :: trans fat
transrasvahappo {n} :: trans fatty acid
transseksuaali {n} [sexuality, dated] :: synonym of transihminen
transseksuaalinen {adj} :: transsexual
transseksuaalisuus {n} :: transsexuality
transseksualismi {n} :: transsexualism
transsendenssi {n} :: transcendence
transsendentti {adj} :: transcendent
transsendenttiluku {n} [mathematics] :: transcendental number
transsendenttinen {adj} :: transcendent
transsi {n} :: trance
transsukupuolinen {adj} :: transgender, transsexual
transsukupuolinen {n} :: a transgender or transsexual person
transsukupuolisuus {n} :: transgenderness
transu {n} [derogatory] :: transvestite, tranny
transu {n} [derogatory] :: transgender person, tranny
transu {n} [automotive, colloquial] :: a Ford Transit, Volkswagen Transporter, or Pontiac Firebird Trans Am automobile
transuraani {n} [chemistry] :: transuranium element
transvaginaalinen {adj} [medicine] :: transvaginal
transversaali {n} [geometry] :: transversal
transversaalinen {adj} :: transversal
transversaalitaso {n} [anatomy] :: transverse plane, horizontal plane, axial plane, transaxial plane (any plane that divides the body into upper and lower parts)
transvestiitti {n} :: A transvestite
transvestismi {n} :: transvestism
transvestitismi {n} :: transvestism
trap {n} :: trapshooting, trap (type of shooting sport)
trap-ammunta {n} :: trap shooting
trapetsi {n} :: trapeze
trapetsoedri {n} [geometry] :: trapezohedron
trappi {n} :: bustard (bird of the family Otididae)
trassaatti {n} [finance] :: drawer (of a bill of exchange or cheque)
trassentti {n} [finance] :: drawee (of a bill of exchange or cheque)
tratta {n} :: draft (financial instrument)
tratti {n} :: funnel (vessel)
trauma {n} :: trauma
traumaattinen {adj} :: traumatic
traumatologi {n} :: traumatologist
traumatologia {n} [medicine, psychology] :: traumatology
traverso {n} :: synonym of barokkihuilu
travertiini {n} [rock] :: travertine
tredesimi {n} [music] :: thirteenth (interval)
treema {n} :: diaeresis (diacritic ¨ placed over a vowel letter indicating that it is sounded separately, as in naïve)
treema {n} :: umlaut (diacritic ¨ placed over a vowel to indicate assimilation of vowel)
treenata {v} [colloquial] :: To work out, exercise
treeni {n} :: training
treffata {v} [slang] :: to meet
treffit {n} [colloquial] :: date
trehalaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: trehalase
trehaloosi {n} :: trehalose
tremoliitti {n} [mineral] :: tremolite
tremolo {n} [music] :: tremolo
tremulantti {n} [music] :: vox angelica (organ stop giving a gentle tremolo effect)
tremulantti {n} [linguistics] :: trill consonant
trendi {n} :: trend
trendikäs {adj} :: trendy (of, or in accordance with the latest trend, fashion or hype)
trendikkäästi {adv} :: trendily
trendikkyys {n} :: trendiness
trendipelle {n} [colloquial, derogatory] :: a person who (actively) follows fashion trends
trenditietoinen {adj} [of a person] :: trendy (aware of and following trends, especially in fashion)
trenditietoinen {adj} :: ~ (henkilö): trendite
trenssi {n} :: A trench coat
treoniini {n} [amino acid] ::  threonine
tri- {prefix} :: tri-
tri {n} :: abbreviation of tohtori
triakki {n} [electronics] :: triac
trialogi {n} :: trialogue
triammoniumsitraatti {n} [organic chemistry] :: triammonium citrate, ammonium citrate
triangeli {n} [musical instruments] :: triangle
trias {n} [geology] :: The Triassic
triasetaatti {n} [textiles] :: triacetate
triasetiini {n} [organic compound] :: triacetin
triaskausi {n} [geology] :: Triassic, Triassic period
triaskautinen {adj} [geology] :: Triassic
triathlon {n} :: triathlon (swimming, cycling and running)
triatsiini {n} [chemistry] :: triazine
tribadi {n} [dated] :: tribade
tribadismi {n} :: tribadism
tribalismi {n} :: tribalism
tribologia {n} :: tribology
tribunaali {n} :: tribunal
tribus {n} [taxonomy] :: tribe
tribuuni {n} :: tribune (in the ancient Rome)
tridymiitti {n} [mineral] :: tridymite
trieeri {n} [nautical, historical] :: A trireme
trietyyliamiini {n} [chemistry] :: triethylamine
trietyyliboraani {n} [chemistry] :: triethylborane
trifenyylifosfiini {n} [chemistry] :: triphenylphosphine
trifenyylifosfiinioksidi {n} [chemistry] :: triphenylphosphine oxide
triforio {n} [architecture] :: triforium
triftongi {n} :: triphthong
trigeminaalinen {adj} :: trigeminal
triglyseridi {n} [organic chemistry] :: triglyceride
trigoni {n} :: trigon
trigoninen {adj} [crystallography] :: trigonal
trigonometria {n} :: trigonometry
trigonometrinen {adj} :: trigonometric
trigonometrinen funktio {n} [mathematics, trigonometry] :: trigonometric function
trikarboksyylihappo {n} [organic chemistry] :: tricarboxylic acid
trikarboksyylihappokierto {n} [biology] :: synonym of sitruunahappokierto
trikiini {n} :: trichina
trikinoosi {n} [pathology] :: trichinosis
trikki {n} :: trick
trikliininen {adj} [crystallography] :: triclinic
triklokarbani {n} :: triclocarban
triklooribentseeni {n} [chemistry] :: trichlorobenzene
trikloorietyleeni {n} [chemistry] :: trichloroethylene
trikloorifluorimetaani {n} [chemistry] :: trichlorofluoromethane
triklosaani {n} :: triclosan
trikolori {n} :: tricolor
trikoo {n} :: tricot (fabric)
trikoo {n} :: in plural (trikoot), leotard, maillot, tights (tight-fitting garments made of this fabric, worn typically by gymnasts and dancers)
trikotomia {n} :: trichotomy
trikuspidaaliläppä {n} [anatomy] :: tricuspid valve
trilineaarinen {adj} :: trilinear
triljardi {num} :: [rare] trilliard, 1021
triljoona {num} :: quintillion (short scale), trillion (long scale); 1018
trillat {n} :: phaeton
trilleri {n} :: thriller
trilli {n} [music] :: trill
trilobiitti {n} :: trilobite
trilogia {n} :: trilogy
trimaraani {n} :: trimaran
trimetyyliboraatti {n} [chemistry] :: trimethyl borate
trimmaaja {n} :: One who trims, trimmer
trimmata {v} :: To trim (to reduce slightly; to cut; to remove excess)
trimmata {v} [nautical] :: To trim (to cause a vessel to assume a certain position, or trim, in the water)
trimmata {v} [nautical] :: To trim (to set the sails to the most advantageous angle relative to the wind)
trimmaus {n} :: trimming
trimmeri {n} :: trimmer (trimming device)
trimmeri {n} :: string trimmer, edge trimmer, line trimmer, strimmer, string trimmer, weed eater
Trinidad ja Tobago {prop} :: Trinidad ja Tobago (a <<country>> consisting of two main <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>)
trinomi {n} [algebra] :: trinomial
trio {n} :: trio
triodi {n} [electronics] :: triode
triojäätelö {n} :: Neapolitan ice cream (variety of ice-cream combining chocolate-, vanilla- and strawberry-flavors in one serving)
trioksidi {n} [chemistry] :: trioxide (oxide containing three oxygen atoms)
trioli {n} [music] :: triplet
tripla {n} :: triple
tripodi {n} :: tripod
trippi {n} [slang] :: Drug-induced trip
trippi {n} [slang] :: Juice in a small box, commonly in the amount of 2dl
triptyykki {n} :: triptych
trireemi {n} [nautical, historical, rare] :: A trireme
triskele {n} :: triskele
trisomia {n} :: trisomy
T-risteys {n} :: T-junction
triteismi {n} [religion] :: tritheism
tritikali {n} :: triticale (grain crop, a hybrid of wheat and rye, that gives a high yield, used chiefly as forage and fodder)
tritium {n} [isotope] :: tritium
tritonus {n} [music] :: tritone
tritti {n} [computing] :: trit
triumfi {n} :: triumph (in ancient Rome)
triumviraatti {n} [historical] :: triumvirate
trivalentti {adj} :: trivalent
triviaalein {adj} :: superlative of triviaali
triviaali {adj} :: trivial
triviaalimpi {adj} :: comparative of triviaali
triviaalistaa {vt} :: to make trivial
triviaalistaa {vt} :: to trivialize, to make appear trivial
triviaalisti {adv} :: trivially
trivialisoida {v} :: To trivialize
trofeemetsästys {n} :: trophy hunting
trofoblasti {n} [biology] :: trophoblast
Troija {prop} :: Troija (ancient city)
troijalainen {adj} :: Trojan (of, or relating to, the famed city of Troy or its inhabitants)
troijalainen {adj} [astronomy] :: Trojan, trojan (of, or relating to a Trojan point)
troijalainen {adj} [computing] :: Trojan (of, or relating to, a certain type of malware)
troijalainen {n} :: Trojan (inhabitant of the mythical city of Troy)
troijalainen {n} [astronomy] :: Trojan asteroid
troijalainen {n} [computing] :: Trojan, trojan (certain type of malware)
troijan hevonen {n} :: alternative form of Troijan hevonen
Troijan hevonen {n} [Greek mythology] :: Trojan horse
Troijan hevonen {n} [figuratively] :: Trojan horse
Troijan hevonen {n} [computing] :: Trojan horse, trojan (type of malware)
Troijan puuhevonen {n} :: synonym of Troijan hevonen
troikka {n} :: A troika
trokantteri {n} :: synonym of sarvennoinen
trokari {n} :: bootlegger
trokari {n} [derogatory] :: Any trader
trokata {v} [slang] :: to deal, to bootleg, to fence (especially of alcohol)
trokee {n} [prosody] :: trochee
troktoliitti {n} [rock] :: troctolite
trollata {v} [Internet, slang] :: to troll
trolli {n} [Internet] :: troll
trombi {n} [weather] :: tornado when occurring in Europe
trombi {n} [pathology] :: thrombus
trombiini {n} [biochemistry] :: thrombin
tromboksaani {n} [organic chemistry] :: thromboxane
tromboosi {n} :: trombosis
trombosytopenia {n} :: thrombocytopenia
trombosyytti {n} [cytology] :: thrombocyte, blood platelet
Tromssa {prop} :: Tromssa (city)
trondhjemiitti {n} [mineral] :: trondhjemite
troolari {n} [nautical] :: A trawler (fishing boat)
troolata {v} :: To trawl
trooli {n} [fishing] :: A trawl
troolikalastus {n} :: trawl fishery
troolivene {n} :: trawling boat
troopillinen {adj} :: dated form of trooppinen
trooppi {n} [music] :: trope
trooppinen {adj} :: tropical
trooppinen sademetsä {n} :: tropical rainforest
trooppinen vuosi {n} :: tropical year (time between two successive vernal equinoxes)
tropari {n} [music] :: troparion
tropiikki {n} :: tropics
tropiikkiliitäjä {n} :: Audubon's shearwater, Puffinus lherminieri
tropiikkilintu {n} :: tropicbird (any of the various seabirds of the family Phaethontidae, typically found in the open ocean in the tropics)
tropinoni {n} [chemistry] :: tropinone
tropismi {n} [biology] :: tropism
troponiini {n} [biochemistry] :: troponin
tropopaussi {n} :: tropopause
troposfääri {n} :: troposphere
troppi {n} [colloquial] :: medicine, especially one that is administered in drops
trossi {n} [nautical] :: hawser (heavy rope used to tow or moor a ship)
trotskilainen {adj} :: Trotskyist
trotskilainen {n} :: Trotskyist
trotskilaisuus {n} :: Trotskyism
trotskismi {n} :: Trotskyism
troy-naula {n} :: troy pound, pound (unit of weight equal to 12 troy ounces, or 373.2417 grams, used in weighing precious metals)
troy-pauna {n} :: troy pound, pound (unit of weight equal to 12 troy ounces, or 373.2417 grams, used in weighing precious metals)
troy-unssi {n} :: troy ounce (unit of weight used in weighing and setting the market price for some precious metals, equal to about 31.1 grams)
trubaduuri {n} :: troubadour
truismi {n} :: truism
truk {n} [dated] :: synonym of chuuk
trukki {n} :: A forklift or other similar industrial vehicle used to lift and carry objects over short distances, typically inside a warehouse or within the area of a port
trulli {n} :: A witch who conducts mischief, especially in Easter
trumpetisti {n} :: trumpeter, trumpet player
trumpetti {n} :: trumpet
trumpettijoutsen {n} :: trumpeter swan (Cygnus buccinator)
trumpettikurki {n} :: whooping crane, Grus americana (species of crane native to North America)
trusti {n} :: trust (group of businessmen or traders organised for mutual benefit to produce and distribute specific commodities or services)
truveeri {n} [music] :: trouvère
tryffeli {n} :: truffle
trymoo {n} :: trumeau (pillar in the middle of doorway or window opening)
trymoo {n} :: trumeau mirror (wall mirror set in a decorative frame)
trymoo {n} :: pier glass (tall narrow mirror set between two windows, often above a pier table)
trypsiini {n} [chemistry] :: trypsin
tryptamiini {n} [chemistry] :: tryptamine
tryptofaani {n} [amino acid] ::  tryptophan
ts. {conj} :: abbreviation of toisin sanoen
tsäänssi {n} [slang] :: chance, possibility
tsaari {n} :: czar, tsar, tzar
tsaarikunta {n} :: czardom, tsardom
tsaarillinen {adj} :: tsarian (of, relating to, or ruled by a tsar)
tsaarinaika {n} [colloquial] :: The period of Finnish history when Finland belonged to Russia, i.e. the years 1809 through 1917
tsaarinaikainen {adj} :: tsarist (from the time of the tsar in Russia)
tsaarinaikainen {adj} [mockingly] :: old-fashioned, outdated
tsaarinvalta {n} :: tsarism (system of government ruled by a tsar)
tsaaritar {n} :: A tsarina
tsaarivalta {n} :: alternative form of tsaarinvalta
Tšad {prop} :: Chad (country)
Tšad {prop} :: Chad (lake)
tsade {n} :: tsade (eighteenth letter of the Hebrew and Phoenician scripts and the Northwest Semitic abjad)
tšadilainen {adj} :: Chadian (of or pertaining to Chad)
tšadilainen {adj} :: Chadic
tšadilainen {n} :: Chadian (person)
Tšadjärvi {prop} :: Lake Chad, Chad (lake in central Africa, divided between Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger)
tšador {n} :: chador (loose robe worn by Moslem women, especially in Iran)
tšagatai {n} :: Chagatai (extinct Turkic language)
tsaguti {n} :: Hispaniolan hutia, Plagiodontia aedum
tsaiju {n} [dialectal] :: tea (drink)
tsäkä {n} [slang] :: luck
tsakma {n} :: chacma, chacma baboon, Cape baboon, Papio ursinus (species of baboon, in earlier classifications a subspecies of yellow baboon, Papio cynocephalus)
tšakma {n} :: alternative spelling of tsakma
tsakra {n} [Hinduism] :: alternative spelling of chakra
tšakra {n} [Hinduism] :: alternative spelling of chakra
tsarismi {n} :: tsarism (system of government)
tsaristi {n} :: tsarist (supporter of tsarism)
tsaristinen {adj} :: tsarist (expressing support for a tsar)
tsasouna {n} :: An Eastern Orthodox village chapel
tsatsiki {n} :: tzatziki (dish)
tsätti {n} :: alternative spelling of chatti
-tse {suffix} :: alternative form of -itse
tse {interj} :: alternative spelling of tseh
Tšeboksary {prop} :: Tšeboksary (city)
tseeta {n} :: alternative form of zeeta
tseh {interj} :: Used to call a dog
Tšehovin ase {n} [literature] :: Chekhov's gun
Tšeka {prop} :: Cheka (Soviet security organization)
tsekata {v} [colloquial] :: to check, to check out
Tsekinmaa {prop} :: alternative form of Tšekinmaa
Tšekinmaa {prop} [rare] :: Czechia
tšekinmaalainen {adj} :: Czech (of or pertaining to the Czech Republik or its people or culture)
tšekinmaalainen {n} :: Czech (person)
Tšekin tasavalta {prop} :: Tšekin tasavalta (country)
tšekisti {n} [historical] :: Chekist
tsekkaus {n} [colloquial] :: check (inspection or examination)
tšekki {n} :: Czech (person)
tšekki {n} :: Czech (language)
Tšekki {prop} :: The Czech Republic
tšekkiläinen {adj} :: Czech
tšekkiläinen {n} :: Czech person
tšekkiläinen siili {n} [military] :: Czech hedgehog (obstacle for tanks)
tšekkiläisyys {n} :: Czechness (state or property of being Czech)
Tsekko-Slovakia {prop} [dated] :: synonym of Tšekkoslovakia
Tšekkoslovakia {prop} :: Tšekkoslovakia (former country)
tšekkoslovakialainen {adj} :: Czechoslovakian
tšekkoslovakialainen {n} :: Czechoslovakian
tselada {n} :: gelada, Theropithecus gelada
tšelada {n} :: alternative spelling of tselada
Tšeljabinsk {prop} :: Tšeljabinsk (oblast)
Tšeljabinsk {prop} :: Tšeljabinsk (city/administrative center)
tsempata {vi} [colloquial] :: to hang on, to persevere, to try hard
tsempata {vi} [colloquial] :: to improve oneself, to do one's best
tsempata {vt} [colloquial] :: to support, to encourage, to cheer
tsemppi {n} [slang] :: fighting spirit, spirit, energy
tsepto- {prefix} :: zepto-
tseptosekunti {n} :: zeptosecond
tšeremissi {n} [dated] :: Mari (member of a Volga-Finnic people in the Volga region)
tšeremissi {n} [dated] :: Mari (language spoken by these people)
tšeremissinkielinen {adj} [dated] :: synonym of marinkielinen
Tšerenkovin säteily {n} [physics] :: Cerenkov radiation
tšerkessi {n} :: Cherkess (person belonging to the Circassian population of northern Karachay-Cherkessia)
Tšerkessk {prop} :: Tšerkessk (city)
Tšernobyl {prop} :: Tšernobyl (city)
Tšernomyrdin {prop} :: A Finnish transliteration of the Russian surname Черномы́рдин (Chernomyrdin)
tset {n} :: letter: z
tseta {n} :: letter: z
tseta {n} :: The letter "Z" in the Finnish tavausaakkoset, a spelling system similar to ICAO spelling alphabet
tšetšeeni {n} :: Chechen (person)
tšetšeeni {n} :: Chechen (language)
tšetšeeni {n} [in plural] :: Chechens (ethnic group)
tšetšeeninkielinen {adj} :: Chechen, Chechen-language (expressed in Chechen language)
tsetsekärpänen {n} :: tsetse, tsetse fly (fly of the genus Glossina, native to Africa, that feeds on human and animal blood; known primarily as a carrier of parasitic trypanosomes)
Tšetšenia {prop} :: Tšetšenia (republic)
tšetšenialainen {adj} :: Chechen (of or pertaining to Chechnya)
tsetta- {prefix} :: zetta-
Tsheka {prop} :: Cheka (Soviet security organization)
tshekki {n} :: alternative spelling of tšekki
Tshekki {prop} :: alternative form of Tšekki
Tshekkoslovakia {prop} :: alternative spelling of Tšekkoslovakia
Tshernomyrdin {prop} [dated] :: A Finnish transliteration of the Russian surname Черномы́рдин (Chernomyrdin)
tshetsheeni {n} :: alternative spelling of tšetšeeni
Tshetshenia {prop} :: alternative spelling of Tšetšenia
tshetshenialainen {n} :: alternative spelling of tšetšenialainen
tshetshenialainen {adj} :: alternative spelling of tšetšenialainen
tsiigata {v} [slang] :: to watch, look
tsiikata {v} [slang] :: alternative form of tsiigata
tsiljoona {n} :: zillion
Tšingis-kaani {prop} [historical] :: Genghis Khan
tšinkki {n} [Vantaa, pejorative] :: Chinese, Yellow person
tsintsillahiiri {n} :: Altiplano chinchilla mouse, Chinchillula sahamae
tsintsillarotta {n} :: chinchilla rat (caviomorph rodent of family Abrocomidae)
tsintsilloni {n} :: synonym of tsintsillarotta
tsinuski {n} :: alternative form of kinuski
tsirra {n} [slang] :: alternative form of sirra
Tšita {prop} :: Tšita (city)
tsoledronihappo {n} [chemistry, medicine] :: zoledronic acid
tsostsos {n} :: mountain degu, Octodontomys gliroides (South American rodent)
tsuhna {n} :: Finn; used by Finnish speakers when referring to Russians' attitude or behaviour towards Finns, particularly when it is considered as negative
Tšukotka {prop} :: Chukotka, Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
tšuktši {n} :: Chukchi (person)
tšuktši {n} :: Chukchi (language)
Tšuktšia {prop} :: synonym of Tšuktšimaa
Tšuktšien autonominen piirikunta {prop} :: Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
Tšuktšienmeri {prop} :: Chukchi Sea
Tšuktšien niemimaa {prop} :: The Chukchi Peninsula
Tšuktšimaa {prop} :: Chukotka, Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
Tšuktšimeri {prop} :: Chukchi Sea
tsunami {n} :: tsunami
tsunamiaalto {n} :: tsunami wave
tsunamivaara {n} :: tsunami risk
tsunamivaroitus {n} :: tsunami warning
tsuppari {n} [colloquial] :: errand boy
tsuudi {n} :: Chud, Chude (person)
tšuudi {n} :: Chud, Chude (person)
tšuvassi {n} :: A Chuvash
tšuvassi {n} :: The Chuvash language
Tšuvassia {prop} :: Tšuvassia (republic)
tswana {n} :: Tswana (language and person)
tsydeemi {n} [slang] :: synonym of systeemi (metasyntactic term)
tsygä {n} [slang] :: bicycle
tsyge {n} [slang] :: bicycle
tsygomorfinen {adj} :: zygomorphic, zygomorphous
tsygootti {n} :: zygote
tsygoteeni {n} [biology] :: zygotene
tsymogeeni {n} [biochemistry] :: zymogen
Tt {symbol} :: teratavu; TB (terabyte)
TT {n} :: initialism of tietokonetomografia
TT {n} :: initialism of teologian tohtori
-tta {suffix} :: Suffix for the abessive case, without
-tta {suffix} :: A suffix for the partitive singular
-ttä {suffix} :: Front vowel form of the case suffix -tta
-ttaa {suffix} :: Forms causative verbs. May be applied to verbs and nominals
-ttaa {suffix} :: Forms curative verbs (subset of causative verbs) out of transitive verbs. Curative verbs describe an action in which an agent makes a patient do something. If the patient is expressed, it's in the adessive case. They can be often translated into English using "to make someone do" or "to have done by someone"
-ttain {suffix} :: Forms distributive adverbs
-ttain {suffix} :: Forms adverbs expressing manner
-ttain {suffix} :: Forms adverbs that express position
-ttava {suffix} :: alternative form of -tava
-tte {suffix} [personal] :: Forms the second-person plural of verbs
-ttu {suffix} :: Forms the past passive participle of a verb, which is normally used like an adjective. The English equivalent is normally -ed
-ttua {suffix} :: Forms inchoative or passive intransitive verbs from nominal stems
-tu {suffix} :: alternative form of -ttu
-tua {suffix} :: Forms inchoative or passive intransitive verbs from transitive verbs
tuaregi {n} :: In plural only, Tuareg, Touareg (nomadic people of Sahara)
tuaregi {n} :: Tuareg (member of that people)
tuaregi {n} :: Tuareg (their language)
tuberkkeli {n} [pathology] :: tubercle (small rounded nodule forming the characteristic lesion of tuberculosis)
tuberkkeli {n} [anatomy] :: tubercle (round nodule, small eminence, or warty outgrowth found on bones especially for the attachment of a muscle or ligament)
tuberkuloosi {n} [pathology] :: tuberculosis
tuberkuloottinen {adj} :: tubercular
tuberoosa {n} :: tuberose, Polianthes tuberosa
tuberosa {n} :: alternative spelling of tuberoosa
tubettaa {v} :: to be a YouTuber
tubettaja {n} :: YouTuber
tuenta {n} :: supporting
tuffi {n} [rock] :: tuff
tuffiitti {n} [geology] :: tuffite
tuftata {v} [textiles] :: to tuft
tugrik {n} :: alternative spelling of tugrug
tugrug {n} :: A tugrik
tuhahdella {vi} :: to snort or sniff repeatedly
tuhahtaa {vi} :: To snort, sniff
tuhannen taalan {adv} :: golden (advantageous or very favourable)
tuhannes {adj} :: the thousandth, abbreviation 1000.
tuhannesosa {n} :: One thousandth
tuhannesosamillimetri {n} :: One thousandth part of one millimeter; micrometer, micron
tuhannesti {adv} :: thousand times
tuhansittain {adv} :: by the thousands
tuhantinen {adj} :: of (some) thousands
tuhantisen {adv} :: about one thousand
tuhat {num} :: one thousand
tuhatjalkainen {n} :: A myriapod, any member of the subphylum Myriapoda (millipedes, centipedes etc.)
tuhat ja yksi {adj} :: thousand one (great number)
tuhatkauno {n} :: synonym of kaunokainen
tuhatkertainen {adj} :: thousandfold
tuhatkertaisesti {adv} :: thousandfold, a thousand times
tuhatkertaistaa {vt} :: to increase to thousand times as much; to multiply by thousand
tuhatkertaistua {vi} :: to increase to thousand times as much
tuhatkunta {n} :: About one thousand
tuhatlappunen {n} :: grand (note of one thousand of some unit of currency)
tuhatluku {n} :: thousand, especially when expressing that two or more numbers differ by the number of full thousands they contain
tuhatlukuinen {adj} :: consisting of thousands of something
tuhatmäärin {adv} :: thousands of, in their thousands
tuhatmarkkanen {n} [dated] :: one thousand markka bill, one-thousand markka note (piece of paper money worth one thousand markkas)
tuhatpäinen {adj} :: thousand-headed (having or consisting of thousand heads)
tuhatta {num} :: thousand; when used as the head of a compound word meaning a cardinal number larger than one thousand
tuhattaituri {n} :: handyman, all-rounder (one competent in many endeavors)
tuhatvuotinen {adj} :: millennial (lasting thousand years)
tuhatvuotinen {adj} :: millennial (thousand years old). Used mainly in compound terms, in which appears in the form tuhatvuotis-
tuhatvuotinen valtakunta {n} :: The millennium (period of one thousand years during which Christ will reign on Earth); the millennial reign, millennial kingdom
tuhatyksi {num} :: thousand one
tuhauttaa {vt} :: to cause to make a snorting or sniffing sound
tuhdisti {adv} [colloquial] :: lots of, plenty of, a great deal of
tuherrella {vi} :: to doodle repeatedly
tuhertaa {v} :: to doodle, draw badly
tuhertaa {v} :: to work inefficiently, to waste (time)
tuhertaa {v} [idiomatic, ~ itkua] :: to sob
tuhina {n} :: sniffle, snivel
tuhista {vi} :: to sniffle, to snivel
tuhistaa {v} :: synonym of tuhisuttaa
tuhisuttaa {vt} :: to cause to sniffle or snivel
tuhka {n} :: ash (residue after burning)
tuhkahapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula acrifolia
tuhkainen {adj} :: ashy, ashen
tuhkakartio {n} [geology] :: cinder cone
tuhkakeskiviikko {n} :: Ash Wednesday
tuhkakuppi {n} :: ashtray
tuhkalapio {n} :: ash shovel
tuhkalasite {n} :: ash glaze
tuhkaluukku {n} :: An ashdump door
tuhkaluukku {n} [slang, vulgar] :: A back door (anus)
tuhkamainen {adj} :: cinereous (like ash)
tuhkamuna {n} [colloquial] :: jaffa (infertile man)
tuhkanharmaa {adj} :: ash-gray, cinereous (of colour), ashen
tuhkanharmaa {n} :: ash-gray, cinereous (colour)
tuhkapilvi {n} :: ash cloud
tuhkapitoinen {adj} :: cinereous (containing ash)
tuhkapuumuura {n} :: uniform antshrike
tuhkarokko {n} [disease] :: measles
tuhkasade {n} :: ash rain
tuhkata {vt} :: To cremate
tuhkaus {n} :: cremation (act or practice of cremating the dead, burning a corpse)
tuhkauttaa {vt} :: to have (someone) cremated
tuhkauurna {n} :: cinerary urn
tuhkavarpunen {n} :: grey-headed sparrow (Passer griseus)
Tuhkimo {prop} :: Cinderella (the fairy tale and the protagonist)
tuhkimotarina {n} :: rags to riches story
tuhkis {n} [colloquial] :: ashtray
tuhkuri {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of vesikko
tuhkuri {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of tuhkarokko
tuhlaaja {n} :: waster (someone or something that wastes)
tuhlaajapoika {n} :: A prodigal son
tuhlaantua {vi} :: to be wasted, to be squandered
tuhlaava {adj} :: wasteful
tuhlaavainen {adj} :: prodigal
tuhlailla {v} :: to spend money or some other resource lavishly and repeatedly
tuhlari {n} :: A spendthrift, prodigal
tuhlata {v} :: to squander, waste, dissipate (especially of money or time)
tuhlaus {n} :: An act of wasting or squandering something, as money or other resources
tuhlautua {vi} :: to be wasted, to be squandered
tuhma {adj} :: naughty
tuhma {adj} :: dirty
tuhma poika {n} :: Madagascar jewel, Euphorbia leuconeura (plant endemic to Madagascar, commonly used as house plant)
tuhma poika {n} :: See: fi tuhma poika
tuhmasti {adv} :: naughtily
tuhmeli {n} :: synonym of tuhmeliini
tuhmeliini {n} [affectionate] :: naughty (person)
tuhmempi {adj} :: comparative of tuhma
tuho {n} :: destruction
tuho {n} :: fall (loss of greatness or status)
tuho {n} :: doom (undesirable destiny or fate)
tuhoaja {n} :: destroyer
tuhoalue {n} :: disaster area
tuhoaminen {n} :: destruction, annihilation
tuhoamisleiri {n} :: extermination camp
tuhoeläin {n} :: pest, vermin
tuhohyönteinen {n} :: insect pest, also pest insect (harmful insect)
tuhoisa {adj} :: destructive
tuhoisa {adj} :: devastating
tuhoisasti {adv} :: devastatingly, ruinously
tuhoisin {adj} :: superlative of tuhoisa
tuholainen {n} :: pest, vermin
tuholaislaji {n} :: pest species
tuholaismyrkky {n} :: pesticide
tuholaissuojaus {n} :: pest protection
tuholaistorjunta {n} :: pest control
tuhontekijä {n} :: waster (one who destroys, used in Proverbs)
tuhooja {n} :: destroyer
tuhoojasatelliitti {n} :: anti-satellite satellite, destroyer satellite (artificial satellite that destroys others for military purposes)
tuhoon tuomittu {adj} :: doomed
tuhopolttaja {n} :: arsonist
tuhopoltto {n} :: arson
tuhosieni {n} :: any fungus that destroys plants
tuhota {vt} :: To destroy, decimate
tuhottomasti {adv} [colloquial] :: tons of
tuhotyö {n} :: act of destruction, sabotage, vandalism, etc
tuhotyö {n} :: ravage
tuhotyö {n} :: destructive work
tuhoutua {vi} :: to be destroyed
tuhoutuminen {n} :: destruction, annihilation (being destroyed or annihilated)
tuhraantua {vi} :: to be dirtied, to be soiled
tuhrata {v} :: To dirty, soil
tuhrata {v} :: To work inefficiently, to waste (time)
tuhrautua {vi} :: to be dirtied, to be soiled
tuhria {vt} :: to smudge
tuhriintua {v} :: synonym of tuhriutua
tuhriutua {vi} :: to be smudged
tuhruisesti {adv} :: in a smudged way, grubbily
tuhti {adj} :: heavy, substantial
tuhto {n} [nautical] :: thwart
tuhutella {vi} :: to drizzle
tuhuttaa {vi} :: to drizzle
tuhuuttaa {v} :: synonym of tuhuttaa
tuija {n} :: white cedar, red cedar, thuja (any one of the species in the genus Thuja)
Tuija {prop} :: given name
tuijotella {v} :: To stare
tuijottaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to stare (to look fixedly at something)
tuijottaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to ogle (to stare at, especially impertinently, amorously, or covetously)
tuijottaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to watch (to look at for a period of time, especially intensively)
tuijotus {n} :: gaze, stare (fixed look)
tuijotus {n} :: glare, glower (angry or fierce stare)
tuijotus {n} :: ogle (impertinent, flirtatious, amorous or covetous stare)
tuijotuskilpailu {n} :: staring contest
tuijotuskisa {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of tuijotuskilpailu
tuiju {n} :: small simple oil lamp
tuikahdella {vi} :: to glint, gleam or flash repeatedly
tuikahdus {n} :: twinkle, glint
tuikahtaa {vi} :: to glint, to gleam, to flash
tuikata {v} :: To poke, thrust
tuikata {v} :: To stick, prick, stab
tuikata {v} :: tuikata tuleen: To set afire
tuike {n} :: twinkle
tuikea {adj} :: stern
tuikeaine {n} [physics] :: scintillator
tuikeasti {adv} :: sternly
tuikehtia {vi} :: To twinkle
tuikeilmaisin {n} [physics] :: scintillation counter
tuikein {adj} :: superlative of tuikea
tuiki {adv} :: very, extremely
tuikinta {n} :: twinkling
tuikkaa {vi} :: alternative form of tuikkia
tuikki {n} :: bluestar (plant of the genus Amsonia)
tuikki {n} [in plural] :: the genus Amsonia
tuikkia {vi} [of a source of light, eyes etc.] :: to twinkle
tuikku {n} :: Any small and weak source of light, such as an oil lamp, candle lantern or candle
tuikku {n} [by extension] :: tealight
tuikku {n} :: dram (small quantity of a drink, especially an alcoholic drink)
tuikuttaa {vi} :: to gleam, to glint
tuima {adj} [of powers of nature, struggle etc.] :: severe, vigorous, fierce
tuima {adj} :: stern, somber, severe, grim (grim and forbidding in appearance)
tuima {adj} [of food, in western dialects] :: spicy, sharp, pungent, excessively salty (having a strong taste)
tuima {adj} [of food, in eastern dialects] :: bland, saltless, lacking salt
tuimasti {adv} :: sternly, grimly
tuimentaa {vt} :: to make stern, somber
tuimentaa {vt} :: to make vigorous
tuimentua {v} :: synonym of tuimeta
tuimeta {vi} :: to become stern, somber
tuimeta {vi} :: to become vigorous
tuimistaa {v} :: synonym of tuimentaa
tuimistua {v} :: synonym of tuimeta
-tuinen {suffix} :: Variant of -inen
Tuire {prop} :: given name
tuiretuinen {adj} [archaic, poetic] :: {uncertain meaning}
tuiretuinen {adj} :: insignificant
tuiretuinen {adj} :: silly, witless
tuiretuinen {adj} :: unhappy, miserable
tuiretuinen {n} [archaic, poetic] :: {uncertain meaning}
tuiretuinen {n} :: darling
tuiskahdella {vi} :: to billow or puff repeatedly
tuiskahtaa {vi} :: to billow or puff once
tuiskahtaa {vi} :: to tumble, to fall over
tuiske {n} :: bustle, fuss, fluster
tuiskia {vi} :: to billow
tuiskia {vi} :: to snap (to say abruptly or sharply)
tuiskina {n} :: billowing
tuiskina {n} :: snapping (saying something abruptly or sharply)
tuiskinta {n} :: billowing
tuiskinta {n} :: snapping (saying something abruptly or sharply)
tuisku {n} :: blizzard, snowstorm
tuiskupyssy {n} [firearms] :: organ gun
tuiskuta {vi} :: To whirl
tuiskuttaa {vi} [of snow] :: to flurry
tuiteriin {adv} [colloquial] :: into being drunk
tuiterissa {adv} [colloquial] :: drunk
tuittuilla {vi} :: to snap, to crank, to act up (act snappily)
tuittupäisesti {adv} :: in an ill-tempered way, petulantly
tuiverrella {vi} :: to blow repeatedly or continuously (like of wind)
tuivertaa {vi} :: To blow
tuivio {n} :: Microbiota, a genus of evergreen shrub in the family Cupressaceae
tuivio {n} :: Microbiota decussata, the only species of the genus
tujaus {n} :: tot (serving of hard liquor)
tujoni {n} :: thujone
tuju {adj} [of an odor or flavor, colloquial] :: strong, powerful
tukaani {n} :: toucan
Tukaani {prop} :: the constellation Tucana, the Toucan
tukahduksiin {adv} :: into being smothered or stifled
tukahduksissa {adv} :: smothered, stifled
tukahduttaa {v} :: To smother
tukahduttaa {v} :: To quell, stifle
tukahduttaa {v} :: To suppress, repress
tukahduttaminen {n} :: smothering
tukahduttaminen {n} :: quelling, stifling
tukahduttaminen {n} :: suppressing, repressing
tukahtua {v} :: to suffocate
tukahtua {v} :: to smother
tukahtua {v} :: to stifle
tukala {adj} :: hard, tricky (situation)
tukalasti {adv} :: uncomfortably, precariously
tukaloitua {vi} :: to become hard or harder, tricky or trickier
tukanleikkuu {n} :: haircut
tukanpesuaine {n} :: hair washing shampoo
tukanraja {n} :: hairline
tuke {n} :: Any material used to create a clog; a block
tukea {vt} :: to support, shore/prop/back up (mentally or physically)
tukea {vt} :: to support/back (financially), give financial support to, subsidize, finance; to sponsor
tukea {vt} :: to sustain
tukea {vt} :: to substantiate, corroborate
tukehduksiin {adv} :: into (being) suffocating or choking
tukehduksissa {adv} :: suffocating, choking
tukehduttaa {vt} :: To suffocate
tukehtua {vi} :: To suffocate, choke, asphyxiate (to die due to insufficient oxygen supply to the body)
tukeminen {n} :: supporting, backing
tuketa {vt} :: synonym of tukkia (to block, bar, obstruct)
tukeutua {v} :: to lean on (to depend upon for support)
tukeva {adj} :: sturdy, solid, robust, substantial, stout
tukeva {adj} :: heavy-duty
tukeva {adj} :: corpulent, bulky, massive
tukevampi {adj} :: comparative of tukeva
tukevasti {adv} :: steadily, firmly, securely
tukevoitua {vi} :: to become (more) sturdy or solid
Tukholma {prop} :: Tukholma (capital city)
tukholmalainen {adj} :: Stockholmer (of, from or pertaining to Stockholm)
tukholmalaisittain {adv} :: in a way typical for Stockholm or Stockholmers
tuki {n} :: support
tuki {n} :: back, backing
tuki {n} :: strut, prop, crutch
tuki {n} :: (social) allowance, dole, benefit
tukialue {n} :: stronghold (place of domination by a particular group or idea)
tukialue {n} [military] :: An area outside the actual combat field used for operations that support the fighting units
tukialus {n} :: mother ship, tender, support vessel
tukiasema {n} :: base station
tukiasema {n} [computing] :: access point
tukielinsairaus {n} :: skeletal disease, rheumatic disease
tukihenkilö {n} :: support person
tukihiukset {n} :: short hair that supports the longer hair
tukija {n} :: supporter
tuki ja turva {n} [idiomatic] :: foundation, mainstay, bread and butter, warp and woof
tuki ja turva {n} :: used literally: support and safety, support and security
tukikaitale {n} [sewing] :: support band
tukikangas {n} :: buckram
tukikohta {n} :: A fort (any permanent army post)
tukikohta {n} :: A stronghold (fortress)
tukikohta {n} :: A base (permanent structure for housing military personnel and material)
tukikohtansa {n} :: third-person possissive form of tukikohta
tukikoti {n} :: halfway house
tukikudos {n} [anatomy] :: connective tissue
tukikudossyöpä {n} :: sarcoma, connecting tissue cancer
tukilaite {n} :: support device
tukiliivi {n} :: body shaper
tukilista {n} :: support batten, support profile
tukimielenosoitus {n} :: support demonstration, support protest (demonstration or protest organized in support of another)
tukimuuri {n} [architecture] :: abutment (solid structure that supports the lateral pressure of an arch or vault)
tukimuuri {n} :: retaining wall (wall used to restrain a vertical-faced mass of earth)
tukinuitto {n} :: timber rafting
tukiommel {n} [sewing] :: stripped seam
tukiommel {n} [anatomy] :: cerclage, stitch
tukiopettaja {n} :: support teacher
tukiopetus {n} :: remedial tutoring or education
tukioppilas {n} :: support student
tukiosa {n} :: In some social security benefits, an amount paid on top of the base amount, if the specific circumstances of the receiver of the benefit justify such additional payment
tukiosa {n} :: In various physical structures, an element or part which acts as support for other parts
tukipaketti {n} [politics, economics] :: stimulus package (set of funding and actions by a government or financial institution that is intended to encourage activity and growth in the economy or in a particular industry or area)
tukipalkkio {n} :: subsidy
tukipalvelu {n} :: support service, help desk
tukipalvelupäällikkö {n} :: support manager
tukipilari {n} [architecture] :: buttress (brick or stone structure built against another structure - e.g. a wall - to support it)
tukipiste {n} [physics] :: fulcrum, pivot point
tukipultti {n} :: frame bolt
tukipurje {n} [nautical] :: synonym of myrskyiso
tukipylväs {n} :: A load-bearing pillar
tukipylväs {n} [figuratively] :: pillar
tukirakenne {n} :: supporting structure
tukiranka {n} [anatomy] :: skeleton (internal or external system that provides support to an organism)
tukirauta {n} :: iron retainer
tukirimoitus {n} :: The lathwork supporting a lath and plaster wall
tukiryhmä {n} :: support group
tukiside {n} :: support bandage
tukistaa {vt} [+ partitive] :: To pull someone's hair
tukistaminen {n} :: pulling someone's hair
tukisukka {n} :: surgical stocking
tukisukka {n} :: support stocking
tukiteline {n} :: supporting fixture, support stand
tukityö {n} :: support work
tukityöllistää {vt} :: to give subsidized employment to
tukivektori {n} :: support vector
tukivoima {n} [mechanics] :: normal force (component of the contact force that is perpendicular to the surface that an object contacts)
tukka {n} :: hair (covering the human head)
-tukkainen {adj} :: -haired (having some specific type of hair)
tukkakoskelo {n} :: red-breasted merganser, Mergus serrator
tukkanauha {n} :: twistband (elastic hair tie for e.g. making a ponytail)
tukkanauha {n} :: snood (band or ribbon for keeping the hair in place)
tukkanuottasilla {adv} :: pulling each other's hair
tukkanuottasilla {adv} [figuratively] :: in an argument or quarrel
tukkanuottasille {adv} :: (into) pulling each other's hair
tukkanuottasille {adv} [figuratively] :: into an argument or quarrel
tukkapinni {n} :: synonym of hiuspinni
tukkasotka {n} :: tufted duck (Aythya fuligula)
tukkeentua {v} :: synonym of tukkeutua
tukkeuksiin {adv} :: synonym of tukkoon
tukkeuksissa {adv} :: synonym of tukossa
tukkeuma {n} :: obstruction
tukkeuttaa {vt} :: to clog, to block (make something clog)
tukkeutua {vi} :: to become clogged or congested
tukki {n} :: log, stock (heavy, usually round piece of lumber)
tukki {n} [forestry] :: log; collectively also timber (piece of raw timber big enough to be used as raw material for a sawmill)
tukki {n} [firearms] :: stock
tukki {n} [nautical] :: stock (transverse bar of an anchor)
tukki {n} :: beam of a loom
tukkia {vt} :: to block, to bar, to obstruct
tukkia {vt} :: to clog
tukkia {v} :: tukkia suu: to shut up (shut someone up), silence
tukkiintua {v} :: synonym of tukkeutua
tukkikämppä {n} :: log hut or cabin
tukkikeksi {n} :: synonym of keksi
tukkilainen {n} :: log driver
tukkilaiskisat {n} :: timber rafting sports event or competition
tukkilautta {n} :: log raft
tukkimiehentäi {n} :: pine weevil, Hylobius abietis
tukkimies {n} [dated] :: logger, lumberjack
tukkiminen {n} :: Action noun of the verb tukkia (to block); blocking
tukkipihdit {n} :: synonym of tukkisakset
tukkipuu {n} :: sawwood, log (as timber)
tukkireki {n} :: log sled
tukkisakset {n} [forestry] :: logging tongs (scissor-like tool for grabbing and lifting a log)
tukkityö {n} :: log work, timber work
tukkivene {n} :: log boat
tukko {n} :: tuft
tukko {n} :: clog, obstruction, block
tukkoinen {adj} :: congested
tukkoinen {adj} [of a nose] :: stuffy
tukkoisesti {adv} :: stuffily, stodgily
tukkoisesti {adv} :: in a congested way
tukku {n} :: wholesale
tukku {n} :: wad [of money]
tukku {n} :: tuft
tukkuhinta {n} :: wholesale price (the price which a wholesaler charges for goods sold to retailers)
tukkukauppa {n} [business] :: wholesale
tukkumyyjä {n} :: wholesaler
tukkumyynti {n} [business] :: wholesale selling, wholesaling
tukkutori {n} :: wholesale market
tukos {n} :: block, jam
tukossa {adv} :: stopped up, blocked, plugged
-tuksin {suffix} :: Forms oppositive adverbs
tuksuttaa {v} :: to chug (to make dull, fairly quick explosive or percussive sounds, as if made by a labouring engine)
tuku {interj} [often repeated] :: Used to call sheep (to move towards the speaker)
tukuittain {adv} :: in wads or tufts
tukuittain {adv} :: wholesale (in bulk or large quantity)
tukuittain {adv} [figuratively] :: large amount(s) (of)
TUL {prop} :: Työväen Urheiluliitto
tularemia {n} [disease] :: tularemia
tuleennuttaa {vt} :: to cause (a cereal) to ripen
tuleentua {vi} [of cereals] :: to ripen
tuleentuminen {n} :: ripening
tulehdus {n} [medicine] :: inflammation
tulehduskipulääke {n} :: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID)
tulehduttaa {vt} :: to inflame
tulehtua {vi} :: to inflame (to form an inflammation)
tulehtuminen {n} :: becoming inflamed, forming an inflammation
tulema {n} [mathematics] :: outcome
tulema {n} [grammar, dated] :: future tense
tuleminen {n} :: coming
tulenarka {adj} :: incendiary (capable of causing fire)
tulenarka {adj} :: inflammatory, incendiary (emotionally charged)
tulenavaus {n} :: opening fire (the beginning of firing at something or someone)
tulenjohtaja {n} [military] :: artillery observer
tulenjohto {n} [military] :: fire control
tulenjohtoelin {n} [military] :: artillery organization, fire control organization
tulenjohtotutka {n} [military] :: fire control radar
tulenkestävä {adj} :: fireproof, refractory
tulenkuvaus {n} [military] :: simulation of fire used in training
tulenliekki {n} :: flame of a fire
tulenlieska {n} :: flame
tulennielijä {n} :: fire-eater, firebreather
tulenpalava {adj} :: ardent, vehement, burning like fire
tulenpunainen {n} :: scarlet, fire-red (colour)
tulenpunainen {adj} :: scarlet, fire-red (being of that colour)
tulensiirto {n} [military] :: moving fire towards a new target
tulenteko {n} :: firelighting, firemaking
tulento {n} [grammar, dated] :: translative
tulenvarjostin {n} :: fire screen
tuleton {adj} :: fireless
tuleva {adj} :: upcoming, coming, forthcoming, future, imminent
tuleva {adj} :: -to-be
tuleva {adj} :: -elect, elect (person who has been elected to a post, but has not yet entered office)
tulevaisuudentutkija {n} :: futurologist (person who practices futurology)
tulevaisuudentutkimus {n} [sciences] :: futurology
tulevaisuudessa {adv} :: in the future
tulevaisuus {n} :: future
tulevaisuuslinjaus {n} :: definition of future policies and/or plans
tuli {n} :: fire [also from firearms]
tuli {n} :: campfire
tuliainen {n} :: homecoming gift (present brought home when returning from travel)
tuliainen {n} :: A present brought by a visitor to his/her host/hostess
tuliase {n} :: A firearm
tuliasema {n} [military] :: position, emplacement (a position where one can fire)
tulihelttaseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius malicorius
tuli-isku {n} [military] :: a burst of intense fire
tulija {n} :: comer
tulikääpiöahven {n} :: redstripe apisto, Apistogramma hongsloi
tulikärpänen {n} [insects] :: A firefly, especially of those species whose flying individuals glow
tulikaste {n} :: baptism of fire, baptism by fire (first experience of a severe ordeal, especially war)
tulikettu {n} :: A mythical creature in the Finnish folklore, a fox with fiery or radiant fur, the reflection of which produces the northern lights
tulikirjain {n} [figuratively] :: used in figurative expressions to represent something being remembered forever
tulikivi {n} :: brimstone
tulikko {n} :: synonym of tulikettu
tulikoe {n} :: crucible (difficult and trying experience)
tulikomento {n} [military] :: fire command (a command to fire)
tulikukka {n} :: mullein (plant of the genus Verbascum)
tulikukka {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Verbascum
tulikuuma {adj} :: firehot, boiling, sizzling hot
tulikuumuus {n} :: the quality of being firehot, boiling, sizzling hot
tulilanka {n} :: synonym of sytytyslanka
tulilapio {n} :: fire beater
tulilatva {n} :: flaming Katy (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)
tuliliemi {n} :: firewater (strong, distilled alcoholic beverage)
tulilinja {n} :: line of fire
tuliluikku {n} [dated] :: firearm
Tulimaa {prop} :: Tierra del Fuego (archipelago between Chile and Argentina)
tulimeri {n} :: a sea of fire (figurative term for a very expansive fire)
tulimmainen {adj} [archaic outside set phrases] :: brimstone (intensifier)
tulimuurahainen {n} :: red imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta (invasive species native to South America)
tulimyrsky {n} :: firestorm
tulinen {adj} :: fiery
tulinen {adj} :: burning
tulinen {adj} :: hot, spicy
tulineuvot {n} :: equipment required to make a fire and keep it burning
tulin, näin, voitin {phrase} :: I came, I saw, I conquered
tulinopeus {n} :: rate of fire
tuli on hyvä renki, mutta huono isäntä {proverb} :: fire is a good servant but a bad master; while fire has many uses, one should be careful with it as it can be very dangerous
tulipallo {n} :: fireball
tulipallo {n} [astronomy] :: fireball
tulipalo {n} :: destructive fire
tulipalokiire {n} :: extreme hurry
tulipalopakkanen {n} :: Very cold weather
tulipatteri {n} [military] :: firing battery
tuliperäinen {adj} :: volcanic
tuliperäinen {adj} [geology] :: pyroclastic, igneous
tulipesä {n} :: firebox (part of a fireplace, stove etc. where the fuel is burned)
tulipesäke {n} :: hot spot of a fire
tulipinta {n} :: fire surface, heating surface
tulipora {n} :: fire drill, bow drill (fire-starting tool, rod which is rotated on a flat surface)
tulipunahapero {n} :: The sickener, Russula emetica
tulipunainen {adj} :: scarlet
tulipunainen {adj} :: vermilion
tulipunainen {adj} :: bright red
tulirauta {n} :: frizzen (a piece of steel used in flintlock firearms, struck by the flint to create a spark)
tulirauta {n} :: firesteel
tulirepo {n} :: synonym of tulikettu
tulirokko {n} [disease] :: scarlet fever
tulirokkoinen {adj} :: scarlet feverish
tulisesti {adv} :: fiercely, vehemently
tulisesti {adv} :: hotly (spiced)
tulisieluisuus {n} :: ardor, drive, fervor, moxie, spunk, zeal, fire in the belly (emotional stamina and vigor, passion, or inner drive to achieve something, to take action)
tulisija {n} :: Any structure intended for safely keeping a fire in, such as fireplace, stove, oven etc
tulisilmäinen {adj} :: fire-eyed; having fiery, fierce eyes
tulisoihtu {n} :: torch, fire torch, fiery torch
tulistaa {v} :: To superheat
tulistettu {adj} [physics, of steam] :: superheated
tulistin {n} :: superheater (component of boiler system)
tulistua {vi} :: to flare up
tulistuttaa {vt} :: to cause to flare up
tulisuudelma {n} :: passionate kiss
tulisuudelma {n} :: synonym of viemäripumppu
tulitaistelu {n} :: firefight
tulitauko {n} :: ceasefire
tulitaukolinja {n} :: A demarcation line
tulite {n} :: [usually plural] firework
tuliterä {adj} :: brand new
tulitiili {n} :: A firebrick, fire brick (construction block)
tulitikku {n} :: match (device to make fire)
tulitikkuaski {n} :: matchbox
tulitikkuetiketti {n} :: matchbox label
tulitikkulaatikko {n} :: synonym of tulitikkurasia
tulitikkupuu {n} :: matchwood
tulitikkurasia {n} :: matchbox
tulitikkutehdas {n} :: match factory
tulitoiminta {n} [military] :: the action or activity of firing
tulittaa {vt} :: to fire, shoot (using a gun or other arms)
tulituki {n} [military] :: supporting fire
tulituksessa {adv} :: under fire
tulitus {n} :: firing (action of firing)
tulitus {n} :: fire (in-flight bullets or other projectiles shot from a gun)
tulityö {n} :: hot work (any work that can cause fires especially if flammable material is present)
tulityökortti {n} :: hot work license; license to work with fire
tulium {n} :: thulium
tuliunikko {n} :: California poppy, Eschscholzia californica
tulivaikutus {n} [military] :: effect of fire or firing
tulivalmistelu {n} [military] :: preparation fire
tulivoima {n} :: firepower
tulivuorenpurkaus {n} :: volcanic eruption
tulivuori {n} :: volcano
tulivuorikaniini {n} :: volcano rabbit (Romerolagus diazi)
tulivuoriperuna {n} [foods] :: volcano potato
tuliylläkkö {n} [military] :: ambush (attack launched from a concealed position)
tuliylläkkö {n} :: (military) artillery raid (surprise attack carried out by artillery)
tulkata {v} :: to interpret (to act as an interpreter, to translate orally)
tulkinnanvarainen {adj} :: ambiguous, having multiple interpretations
tulkinnanvaraisesti {adv} :: ambiguously, in a way that leaves room for interpretation
tulkinta {n} :: interpretation (sense; way of expressing thought; applying principles to express results)
tulkintani {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of tulkinta
tulkintatapa {n} :: interpretation, way of interpreting
tulkita {v} :: to interpret (to explain or tell the meaning of)
tulkita {v} :: to interpret (to apprehend and represent by means of art)
tulkita {v} [rare] :: to interpret (to act as an interpreter, to translate orally)
tulkita {v} :: to decode
tulkitsija {n} [figuratively] :: interpreter
tulkka {n} :: bushing
tulkkaaminen {n} :: interpreting
tulkkaus {n} :: interpretation, interpreting (act of translating orally)
tulkki {n} :: interpreter
tulkki {n} [programming] :: interpreter (program that interprets and executes code)
tulkkisanakirja {n} :: phrase book
tulkku {n} [rare] :: bullfinch; short for punatulkku (Eurasian bullfinch)
tulkku {n} :: bullfinch, finch; used in names of certain finch species, see list below
tulla {vi} :: to come
tulla {vi} [elative + 3rd person singular + noun/adjective in nominative or partitive or personal + translative] :: to become, get, go, turn
tulla {vi} [impersonal, genitive + 3rd-pers. singular + 1st infinitive] :: to have to do, be to do, should do, be supposed to do
tulla {vi} :: auxiliary verb for emphasized future tense; the present tense is usually used instead for the future tense
tulla {vi} [+ passive past participle in translative] :: auxiliary verb for passive voice
tulla {vi} [+ active past participle in translative] :: to manage to do (more or less unintentionally), to succeed in doing (more or less unintentionally)
tulla {vi} [slang] :: to cum, orgasm
tulla hulluksi {v} :: to go crazy, go nuts, crack up
tulla humalaan {vi} :: To get drunk
tulla hyvään saumaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to hit the spot (to be particularly pleasing or appropriate; to be just right)
tulla järkiinsä {v} :: to come to one's senses
tulla juovuksiin {vi} :: To get drunk
tulla kuuloonkaan {v} [in negative] :: to even be in question; to be out of the question
tulla kuvaan mukaan {v} :: See: fi tullakuvaan mukaan (come in front of the camera in order to be captured on a photo)
tulla kuvaan mukaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to enter the picture, enter the equation
tulla mieleen {v} :: To come to mind, to spring to mind
tulla perille {v} :: To arrive (in/at the final destination of a journey)
tullata {vt} :: to declare at a customs, to clear through customs
tulla tajuihinsa {v} :: to come to one's senses, resuscitate (to reawaken from unconsciousness, regain consciousness)
tulla toimeen {v} :: to get along
tulla toimeen {v} :: to get by on, make ends meet
tulla toimeen {v} :: to earn a living, make a living, get by
tulla toisiin aatoksiin {vi} [idiomatic] :: to come around, change one's mind (lit: "to come into other thoughts")
tulla toisiin ajatuksiin {v} [idiomatic] :: to have second thoughts
tulla ulos kaapista {v} [idiomatic] :: To come out of the closet
tulla ulos kuorestaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to come out of one's shell
tullausarvo {n} :: customs value
tullausilmoitus {n} :: customs declaration
tullauttaa {vt} :: to have (something) declared or cleared at a customs
tulla voimaan {v} :: to come into force, take effect, come into effect
tulli {n} :: customs
tulli {n} :: toll
tullialue {n} :: customs territory
tulliasema {n} :: customs post, customs office, customs station
Tullihallitus {n} [historical] :: the governmental body in Finland responsible for running the customs
tullikamari {n} :: customhouse, customs office
tullilasku {n} :: customs payment
tullimakasiini {n} :: (traditional) customs warehouse
tullimaksu {n} :: duty, tariff
tullimies {n} :: (male) customs officer, tollman
tullinalennus {n} :: duty reduction
tullinimike {n} :: tariff heading, tariff item number
tullinimikkeistö {n} :: customs nomenclature
tullinkanto {n} :: customs collection
tullinpalautus {n} :: duty drawback, customs drawback
tullipiiri {n} :: customs district
tulliraja {n} :: customs border
tulliselvitys {n} :: customs clearance, customs handling
tullitariffi {n} :: customs tariff
tullitie {n} :: turnpike, toll road
tulliton {adj} :: duty-free, with zero rate of duty
tullittomasti {adv} :: in a duty-free way
tullivarasto {n} :: customs warehouse
tullivirkailija {n} :: customs officer
tulo {n} :: coming, arrival
tulo {n} [mathematics] :: product
tulo {n} [accounting] :: income
tulo {n} [accounting] :: revenue
tulo {n} :: in (port that takes an input signal of some kind)
tuloaika {n} :: time of arrival
tuloaste {n} [graph theory] :: indegree
tuloaula {n} :: arrivals lounge, arrivals lobby
tuloerä {n} :: revenue item
tuloero {n} :: income difference, difference in income
tuloilma {n} :: intake air, supply air
-tuloinen {adj} :: -income (used as head word in compound terms, having a defined kind of income)
tulokanava {n} :: penstock (sluice or pipe which allows the controlled flow of water from behind a dam, typically routing it to a turbine of a power plant)
tulokas {n} :: newcomer
tulokas {n} :: latecomer (one who has arrived comparatively recently)
tulokirjaus {n} [accounting] :: An income entry
tuloksekas {adj} :: productive
tuloksekkaasti {adv} :: effectively, productively, in a way that produces a result or results
tuloksellisesti {adv} :: effectively, productively, in a way that produces a result or results
tuloksellisuus {n} :: productivity, profitability, performance, effectiveness
tulokulma {n} [physics, optics] :: angle of incidence
tulomomentti {n} :: product moment
tulomuoto {n} :: product form
tulomuoto {n} :: form of income
tulonjako {n} [economics] :: income distribution
tulonsiirto {n} [economics] :: transfer payment, redistribution of income, income redistribution (reallocation of income between the members of a society, performed by government through welfare, benefits, progressive taxation etc.,)
tulopoliittinen {adj} :: income policy ~ (of or pertaining to tulopolitiikka - income policy)
tulopolitiikka {n} :: incomes policy, income policy (economy-wide measures instituted by the government with the aim of controlling wages and inflation, often in collaboration with labor market organisations)
tuloraja {n} :: income ceiling, income limit
tuloratkaisu {n} :: Another term for tulopoliittinen sopimus ("income policy agreement"), see usage notes under tulopolitiikka
tulos {n} :: result
tulos {n} [finance] :: profit
tulos {n} :: outcome
tulos {n} :: return, yield
tulos {n} :: score
tulos {n} :: conclusion
tulos {n} :: product
tulosalue {n} :: result area
tuloshakuinen {adj} :: result-oriented, goal-oriented
tulosidonnainen {adj} [social security] :: means-tested [UK], income-tested [Aus, NZ] (of a benefit, such that the amount depends on the recipient's income)
tulosija {n} [grammar] :: any of the three following cases in Finnish: illative, allative or translative
tulosjohtaminen {n} :: management by results, management by objectives
tuloslaskelma {n} [accounting] :: An income statement
tulosperusteinen {adj} :: result based
tulosperusteinen {adj} :: no win, no fee
tulosseuranta {n} :: performance monitoring
tulosseuranta {n} [sports] :: score tracking
tulossopimus {n} :: performance agreement
tulostaa {vt} :: to print (copy something on a surface)
tulostaa {vt} [computing] :: to output (onto a screen, file, etc.)
tulostaminen {n} :: printing (copying on a surface)
tulostaminen {n} [computing] :: outputting (sending out data)
tulostaulu {n} :: scoreboard (large board that displays the score in a game or contest)
tulostavoite {n} :: performance target, result target
tulostavoite {n} :: profit target
tuloste {n} :: output
tuloste {n} :: print (from a printer, etc.)
tulostin {n} [computing] :: printer (machine used to print text or images)
tulostinpaperi {n} :: printer paper, paper intended for use by a printer
tulostua {vi} :: to be printed
tulostua {vi} [computing] :: to be output
tulostumaton {adj} :: unprinted
tulostumaton {adj} [typography] :: white
tulostus {n} :: printing
tulostuskortti {n} :: chargecard to use a printer
tulostusresoluutio {n} :: printing resolution
tulostusvalmis {adj} :: ready for printing, ready to print
tulosvastuu {n} :: accountability for performance or results
tuloton {adj} :: incomeless (having no income)
tulouttaa {vt} :: to recognize or credit as income
tulovero {n} :: income tax
tuloverolaki {n} :: income tax act
tuloveroprosentti {n} :: income tax rate
tuloverotus {n} :: income taxation
tulpata {v} :: to plug, to bung
tulpita {vt} [rare] :: To plug up
tulpittaa {v} :: synonym of tulpata
tulppa {n} :: A plug
tulppa {n} :: A spigot
tulppa {n} :: A stopper
tulppa {n} :: A dowel
tulppaani {n} :: tulip (a flower of the genus Tulipa)
tulppaanimania {n} [historical] :: tulip mania, tulipomania
tulppautua {vi} :: to be plugged or clogged
tulppaventtiili {n} :: plug valve
tulta {interj} :: fire! (signal to shoot)
tulukset {n} :: flint, steel, and tinder (contents of a tinderbox)
tuluskivi {n} :: flint stone
tuluskukkaro {n} :: a small pouch or purse with flint and tinder
tuluspussi {n} :: tinder bag, tinder pouch
tulusrauta {n} :: firestriker
tulva {n} :: flood
tulva-aalto {n} :: flood wave
tulva-alue {n} :: floodplain, flood area
tulvahdella {vi} :: to suddenly flood repeatedly
tulvahtaa {vi} :: to flood suddenly
tulvakausi {n} :: flood season
tulvakevät {n} :: a spring with floods
tulvaluukku {n} :: flood gate
tulvapato {n} :: levee
tulvapato {n} :: dike (barrier to hold back flood)
tulvaraja {n} :: flood line
tulvatasanko {n} :: floodplain
tulvavesi {n} :: floodwater
tulvavuoksi {n} :: A spring, spring tide or tidal wave (higher-than-average tide)
tulvehtia {vi} :: to flood, to suffuse, to disperse
tulvia {vi} :: To flood
tulvillaan {adv} :: flooded with
tulvillaan {adv} [figuratively] :: overwhelmed
tuma {n} [cytology] :: nucleus, cell nucleus (large organelle found in cells which contains genetic material)
tumahappo {n} :: nucleic acid
tumahuokonen {n} [cytology] :: nuclear pore
tumajyvänen {n} [biology] :: nucleolus
tumake {n} [cytology] :: nucleus
tumakotelo {n} [cytology] :: nuclear membrane, nuclear envelope
tumallinen {adj} :: eukaryotic
tumallinen {n} :: eukaryon
tumaton {adj} [cytology] :: Of a cell, having no nucleus
tumaton {n} :: prokaryote (organism)
tumma {adj} :: dark (of colour)
tumma {adj} :: dark-haired
tumma {n} :: Romani, Rom (person)
tummahiuksinen {adj} :: dark-haired
tummaihoinen {adj} :: dark-skinned
tummajättiläishyppypäästäinen {n} :: black and rufous elephant shrew, Rhynchocyon petersi
tummalahnanruoho {n} :: A lake quillwort, Isoëtes lacustris
tummalakihapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula atrorubens
tummalakiseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius decipiens
tummanharmaa {adj} :: dark gray
tummanpunainen {adj} :: dark red
tummanpunainen {n} :: dark red
tummanvihreä {adj} :: dark green
tummanvihreä {n} :: dark green (color)
tummapaahtoinen {adj} [of coffee] :: dark roasted
tummapuumuura {n} :: blackish-gray antshrike
tumma riisi {n} :: brown rice (unpolished rice)
tummasolusyöpä {n} [pathology] :: melanoma
tumma suklaa {n} :: dark chocolate
tummatäpläseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius scaurus
tummatukkainen {adj} :: dark-haired
tummaverikkö {n} :: A brunette
tummempi {adj} :: comparative of tumma
tummentaa {vt} :: to darken
tummentua {vi} :: to darken
tummentuma {n} :: (dark) stain or spot, darkening
tummeta {vi} :: To darken
tummua {vi} :: to darken, to become darker in colour
tummuminen {n} :: darkening
tummuus {n} :: darkness (of color)
tumpata {vt} [colloquial] :: to put out (a cigarette)
tumpelo {n} :: An inept, clumsy person
tumpeloida {v} :: to bungle, botch up
tumppi {n} :: butt (remnant of a smoked cigarette or cigar)
tumppu {n} [colloquial] :: a knitted mitten or mitt
tumpula {n} :: An inept, clumsy person
tumputtaa {vi} [vulgar, colloquial] :: to wank, jerk off, masturbate
tunari {n} :: duffer, moron, dolt, dumbass, bungler, blunderer, fuckup, schlemiel (incompetent or clumsy person)
tunaroida {v} :: To mishandle, bungle, botch up
tundra {n} :: tundra (flat and treeless arctic biome)
tundrarousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius lanceolatus
tundrasara {n} :: Carex holostoma
tundrasusi {n} :: tundra wolf, Canis lupus albus
tundravikla {n} :: buff-breasted sandpiper (Calidris subruficollis, syn. Tryngites subruficollis) (a small North American migrant wader, which breed on tundra)
tundravyöhyke {n} :: tundra zone
tungeksia {v} :: to throng
tungetella {vi} :: to intrude, to obtrude
tungettelevasti {adv} :: intrusively, invasively, in a meddlesome way
tungettelija {n} :: interloper
tungos {n} :: A dense crowd of people
tungosaika {n} :: Rush hour
tunika {n} :: A tunic
Tunisia {prop} :: Tunisia (country)
tunisialainen {adj} :: Tunisian
tunisialainen {n} :: A Tunisian person
Tunisian tasavalta {prop} :: The Republic of Tunisia
tunka {n} :: a blood sausage made of reindeer blood and reindeer fat
tunkata {vt} :: to jack (use a jack; raise with a jack)
tunkea {vt} :: to cram, squeeze
tunkeileva {adj} :: meddlesome (Inclined or having a tendency to meddle or interfere in other people's business)
tunkeilevasti {adv} :: in a meddlesome way
tunkeilija {n} :: intruder
tunkeilla {v} :: To intrude
tunkeutua {vi} [_, + illative] :: to penetrate
tunkeutua {vi} [_, + illative or allative] :: to invade
tunkeutua {vi} [_, + illative or allative] :: to trespass, encroach
tunkeutuja {n} :: intruder
tunkeutuja {n} :: invader
tunkeutuminen {n} :: penetrating
tunkeutuminen {n} :: invading
tunkeutuminen {n} :: trespassing
tunkeutumistestaus {n} [computer security] :: penetration testing, pentesting
tunkio {n} :: midden, dungheap
tunkkaantua {vi} :: to become fusty, stuffy, musty or frowsy
tunkkainen {adj} :: fusty, stuffy, musty, frowsy
tunkkaseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius hinnuleus
tunkki {n} :: jack (mechanical device)
tunku {n} :: crowd, crush
tunnari {n} [colloquial, music] :: theme music, underneath
tunnari {n} [colloquial, computing] :: credentials, PIN
tunne {n} :: feeling
tunne {n} :: emotion
tunne {n} :: sensation
tunne {n} :: sentiment
tunne {n} :: touch
tunneaalto {n} :: surge or wave of emotion
tunneaines {n} :: emotional or sentimental material or content
tunneala {n} :: atmosphere, mood
tunneäly {n} :: emotional intelligence
tunnearvo {n} :: sentimental value
tunneasia {n} :: emotional or sentimental subject or matter
tunneasteikko {n} :: scale or gamut of emotions
tunne-elämä {n} :: emotional life
tunne-elämys {n} :: emotional experience
tunnehehku {n} :: flash of emotion
tunneherkkä {adj} :: sentimental, emotionally sensitive
tunneherkkyys {n} :: affectivity (ability to experience affects)
tunneihminen {n} :: emotional person
tunneilmaisu {n} :: expression of emotion, emotional expression
tunneilmasto {n} :: emotional climate
tunneilmaus {n} :: emotional expression
tunneilmiö {n} :: emotional phenomenon
tunneittain {adv} :: hourly, by the hour
tunnekiihotus {n} :: agitation or arousal of emotions
tunneköyhä {adj} :: emotionally stunted, emotionless
tunnekuohu {n} :: surge of emotions
tunnekylläisesti {adv} :: emotively, emotionally, soulfully
tunnekysymys {n} :: emotional question or matter
tunnelaatu {n} :: quality or kind of emotion
tunnelataus {n} :: emotional charge
tunneli {n} :: tunnel
tunneliaukko {n} :: tunnel opening, tunnel entrance
tunnelidiodi {n} [electronics] :: tunnel diode
tunneli-ilmiö {n} :: quantum tunnelling
tunneliram {n} [slang] :: tunnel ram
tunneliteltta {n} :: tunnel tent
tunnelityömaa {n} :: tunnel construction site
tunneliuuni {n} :: tunnel oven
tunnelma {n} :: mood (prevalent atmosphere or feeling)
tunnelma {n} :: atmosphere, ambiance (mood or feeling in a situation)
tunnelmallinen {adj} :: atmospheric, ambient, moody
tunnelmoida {vi} :: to enjoy or savor the moment or mood (mostly when the mood is calm, romantic or pleasing)
tunneloida {vt} :: To tunnel
tunnelointi {n} :: tunneling
tunneloitua {vi} [physics] :: to tunnel
tunnepatouma {n} :: emotions that have piled up
tunnepatoutuma {n} :: alternative form of tunnepatouma
tunneperäisesti {adv} :: emotionally, sentimentally
tunnepohja {n} :: emotional or sentimental basis
tunnerekisteri {n} :: register or swath of emotions
tunneside {n} :: emotional tie, connection or attachment
tunnesisältö {n} :: emotional content
tunnestautua {v} [philosophy] :: to empathize, to attach feelings to
tunnesuhde {n} :: emotional relationship or affair
tunnetaso {n} :: emotional level, sentimental level
tunnetila {n} :: mood
tunnettu {adj} :: famous
tunnettu {adj} :: known
tunnetuin {adj} :: superlative of tunnettu
tunnetulva {n} :: overflow of emotions
tunnetusti {adv} :: famously
tunnevamma {n} :: emotional problem or trauma
tunnilleen {adv} :: (down) to the hour
tunnistaa {v} :: to identify, recognise/recognize
tunnistaa {v} :: to name (publicly implicate)
tunnistaja {n} :: identifier, recognizer (person who identifies or recognizes)
tunnistamaton {adj} :: unidentified
tunnistamaton {adj} :: unrecognizable
tunnistamaton lentävä esine {n} :: An unidentified flying object
tunnistaminen {n} :: identification
tunnistamisasiakirja {n} :: identification document
tunniste {n} :: identifier
tunniste {n} [computing] :: a tag (an element in a markup language, ie. HTML)
tunniste {n} [programming] :: identifier
tunnistetieto {n} :: identifying information, identifying data
tunnistettava {adj} :: identifiable
tunnistettu {adj} :: identified
tunnistin {n} :: A sensor (device that detects certain external stimuli and responds in a distinctive manner)
tunnistin {n} :: A detector (device capable of registering a specific substance or physical phenomenon)
tunnistus {n} :: recognition, identification
tunnokas {n} :: alternative form of tunnollinen
tunnokkaasti {adv} :: synonym of tunnollisesti
tunnollinen {adj} :: conscientious (desiring to do a task well)
tunnollisesti {adv} :: conscientiously (carefully, with attention to detail and an honest effort to do it well)
tunnollisuus {n} :: conscientiousness (desire to do a task well)
tunnonrauha {n} :: peace of conscience, peace of mind
tunnontarkasti {adv} :: conscientiously, scrupulously, meticulously, carefully
tunnontarkka {adj} :: conscientious (desiring to do a task well)
tunnontarkkuus {n} :: conscientiousness (desire to do a task well)
tunnontuska {n} :: repentance, remorse
tunnontuska {n} :: scruple, qualm
tunnoton {adj} :: (e.g. of a limb) numb (unable to feel anything)
tunnottomasti {adv} :: in a senseless or numb way
tunnukseton {adj} :: unmarked [not bearing identification]
tunnus {n} :: marking
tunnus {n} :: insignia, emblem, seal, banner
tunnus {n} :: sign, symbol, trademark
tunnus {n} :: motto
tunnus {n} [computing] :: username
tunnus {n} [computing, in plural] :: credentials
tunnus {n} [linguistics] :: marker
tunnus {n} [radio, television] :: ident
tunnuslause {n} :: A motto
tunnuslause {n} [heraldry] :: A motto
tunnuslevy {n} :: synonym of tuntolevy
tunnusluku {n} :: PIN (personal identification number)
tunnusmajakka {n} [nautical] :: daymark
tunnusmerkistö {n} [criminal law] :: statutory definition (of an offence), definitional elements (of an offence)
tunnusmerkistöerehdys {n} [criminal law] :: unawareness of the existence definitional elements (of an offence), mistake as to the definitional elements of an offence
tunnusmerkki {n} :: feature, characteristic, hallmark
tunnusmusiikki {n} :: theme music
tunnusnumero {n} :: identification number, identifier (number)
tunnusomainen {adj} :: distinguishing, characteristic, trademark
tunnussana {n} :: password (secret word used to gain admittance)
tunnustaa {vt} :: to confess
tunnustaa {vt} [legal] :: to plead guilty
tunnustaa {vt} :: to recognize (to acknowledge the existence or legality of)
tunnustaa {vt} :: to nostrify, nostrificate (to grant recognition to a degree from a foreign university)
tunnustaa {vt} [dialectal] :: to feel, fumble, grope
tunnustaja {n} :: acceptor
tunnustaja {n} :: adherent
tunnustaja {n} :: confessor
tunnustamaton {adj} :: unrecognized
tunnustaminen {n} :: acknowledgement
tunnustaminen {n} [legal] :: recognition
tunnustautua {v} :: to avow oneself (to declare openly and boldly, as something believed to be right; to confess frankly)
tunnuste {n} :: bill of acceptance
tunnusteleminen {n} :: feeling, fumbling, probing
tunnustelija {n} [military] :: guide
tunnustella {v} :: to feel, fumble, probe (e.g. with one's hands or fingers)
tunnustella {v} :: to palpate (to examine by feeling with hands, especially as medical procedure)
tunnustella maaperää {v} [idiomatic] :: to test the waters
tunnustin {n} [rare] :: alternative form of tuntoelin
tunnustin {n} [rare] :: alternative form of tunnistin
tunnustuksellisesti {adv} :: denominationally, confessionally
tunnustus {n} :: confession
tunnustus {n} :: recognition
tunnustus {n} :: acknowledgement, credit
tunnusväri {n} :: distinguished color, color marking
tunnuttaa {vt} [agriculture] :: to feed a cow more in preparation for calving
tuntea {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to feel, sense
tuntea {vt} [_, + accusative] :: to know, be familiar with [meaning deeper and more personal knowledge of someone, see usage notes]
tuntea kuin omat taskunsa {v} [simile] :: to know like the back of one's hand
tunteellinen {adj} :: emotional (easily affected by emotion)
tunteellisesti {adv} :: emotionally, sentimentally, affectively
tunteellisuus {n} :: emotionality, affectivity (ability to experience emotions)
tunteenilmaisu {n} :: expression of emotion
tunteenilmaus {n} :: expression of emotion
tunteenomaisesti {adv} :: emotionally, with emotion
tunteenpurkaus {n} :: outburst
tunteensiirto {n} :: transference (process by which emotions are shifted)
tunteeton {adj} :: callous, impassive, insensitive, immovable
tunteettomasti {adv} :: insensitively, emotionlessly, senselessly
tunteikas {adj} :: emotional
tunteikkaasti {adv} :: emotionally
tunteikkuus {n} :: synonym of tunteellisuus
tunteilla {vi} :: to sentimentalize, to think or act in a sentimental manner
tuntematon {adj} :: unknown
tuntematon {adj} :: anonymous (writer)
tuntematon tekijä {n} :: unknown factor, X factor
tuntematon tekijä {n} [idiomatic] :: an unknown
tuntemus {n} :: feeling, sensation, vibe
tuntemus {n} :: knowledge (on a particular subject)
tunteroinen {n} [colloquial] :: about or roughly one hour
tunti {n} :: hour (unit of time)
tunti {n} :: lesson, class
tuntiansio {n} :: hourly earnings, hourly wage
tuntihotelli {n} :: love hotel
tuntija {n} :: A connoisseur (specialist of a given field whose opinion is valued, especially in matters of taste)
tuntijako {n} :: distribution of hours (in schools between subjects)
tuntikaupalla {adv} :: for hours, for hours on end
tuntikausi {n} [usually, in plural] :: hour (especially for several hours)
tuntikehys {n} :: the frame of time or plan in which the time between school subjects and lessons is allotted
tuntikehysjärjestelmä {n} :: a system in which a school or municipality allots the time for lessons in a given frame
tuntikulma {n} [astronomy] :: hour angle
tuntilasi {n} [rare] :: synonym of tiimalasi
tuntimäärä {n} :: number of hours
tuntimaksu {n} :: hourly fee, hourly rate, hourly charge
tuntinopeus {n} :: speed in an hour
tuntiopettaja {n} :: part-time teacher
tuntiosoitin {n} :: hour hand
tuntipalkka {n} :: hourly wage
tuntipalkkainen {adj} :: hourly-paid, hourly (being paid hourly)
tuntipalkkalainen {n} :: hourly-paid worker (a worker who gets paid hourly)
tuntipalkkio {n} :: hourly rate, hourly wage
tuntipohjainen {adj} :: hourly (being done hourly or based on an hourly schedule)
tuntisi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of tunti
tuntisuunnitelma {n} :: lesson plan (teacher's document)
tuntitolkulla {adv} :: for hours, for hours on end
tuntivauhti {n} :: synonym of tuntinopeus
tuntiviisari {n} :: hour hand
tunto {n} :: touch [sense]
tunto {n} :: feeling, sensation
tuntoaisti {n} :: sense of touch, touch
tuntoelin {n} :: sensor, sensing device or organ
tuntohermo {n} [anatomy] :: sensory nerve
tuntokarva {n} :: sensory hair, whisker
tuntolevy {n} :: military identification tag, dog-tag
tuntosarvi {n} [zoology] :: antenna, feeler
tuntu {n} :: feel, feeling, sensation
tuntu {n} :: texture
tuntua {vi} [_, + ablative or allative] :: to feel
tuntua {vi} :: to seem to, to appear to
tuntuinen {adj} [genitive or possessive suffix +] :: -feeling
tuntuisesti {adv} [genitive + ~] :: in a -feeling way, in a way that feels like
tuntuma {n} :: touch, feel, feeling
tuntumaan {adv} :: from the region of
tuntumassa {adv} :: in the region of
tuntumasta {adv} :: into the region of
tunturi {n} :: A fell (mountain)
Tunturi {prop} :: surname
tunturialue {n} :: fell region, tunturi region
tunturihaukka {n} :: gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus)
tunturijono {n} :: fell range (range of mountains belonging to the Scandinavian Mountain Ridge)
tunturikasvillisuus {n} :: fell flora, fell vegetation
tunturikihu {n} :: long-tailed jaeger [N.Am.]; long-tailed skua, Stercorarius longicaudus
tunturikoivu {n} :: a subspecies of downy birch, Betula pubescens subsp. tortuosa (syn. Betula pubescens subsp. czerepanovii
tunturilappalainen {adj} [dated] :: synonym of tunturisaamelainen
tunturilappalainen {n} [dated] :: synonym of tunturisaamelainen
Tunturi-Lappi {prop} [geography] :: The northernmost part of Finnish Lapland which lies north of the treeline
Tunturi-Lappi {prop} :: Tunturi-Lappi (subregion)
tunturilieko {n} :: An alpine clubmoss, Diphasiastrum alpinum or Lycopodium alpinum
tunturilimaseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius alpinus
tunturineekeri {n} [derogatory, ethnic slur, internet slang] :: "fell nigger"; a Sami person
tunturinlaki {n} :: The top of a fell
tunturipajunrousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius salicisreticulatae
tunturipeura {n} :: A wild mountain reindeer, Rangifer tarandus tarandus
tunturipöllö {n} :: snowy owl, Nyctea scandiaca
tunturipuro {n} :: Any brook on the fells (mountains) of Scandinavia; used sometimes as a metaphor of freshness in Finnish
tunturisara {n} :: Bigelow's sedge (Carex bigelowii)
tunturisillihapero {n} :: A mushroom, Russula oreina
tunturisopuli {n} :: Norway lemming
tuntuva {adj} :: considerable
tuntuvasti {adv} :: considerably
tuo {pron} [demonstrative] :: that (over there) (when the speaker points at the thing, either physically or mentally)
tuo {determiner} :: that (pointed at by the speaker)
tuoda {v} :: to bring, get
tuoda {v} [~ (maahan)] :: to import
tuoda ilmi {v} :: to reveal, to express; see also ilmi
tuoda päivänvaloon {v} [idiomatic] :: to bring to light
tuoda voita leivän päälle {v} [idiomatic] :: to pay the bills
tuohduksiin {adv} :: into being worked up or irritated
tuohduksissa {adv} :: worked up, irritated
tuohduksissaan {adv} :: synonym of tuohduksissa
tuohduttaa {vt} :: to irritate, to cause (someone) to get worked up
tuohenkäppyrä {n} :: crooked or curved piece of birchbark
tuohestaa {vt} :: to strip the bark of a birch
tuohi {n} :: birchbark (bark of a birch tree)
tuohi {n} [colloquial, figurative] :: money, cash
tuohia {v} :: synonym of tuohestaa
tuohiastia {n} :: birchbark container
tuohikäppyrä {n} :: synonym of tuohenkäppyrä
tuohikate {n} :: birchbark roofing
tuohikontti {n} :: synonym of kontti (traditional type of knapsack made of birch bark)
tuohikulttuuri {n} [derogatory] :: folk culture (when perceived as dated or uncivilized)
tuohikuussa pukinpäivän aikaan {adv} :: At an uncertain point in time, whether past or future
tuohikuussa pukinpäivän aikaan {adv} :: when pigs fly (never)
tuohilippi {n} :: synonym of lippi
tuohinen {adj} :: made of birch bark
tuohinen {n} :: container made of birch bark
tuohipallo {n} :: ball of birchbark
tuohipullo {n} :: birchbark bottle, birchbark flask
tuohirasia {n} :: small box or container made of birchbark
tuohirove {n} :: synonym of rove
tuohisoihtu {n} :: birchbark torch
tuohisuikale {n} :: a strip of birchbark
tuohiterva {n} :: birchbark tar
tuohitorvi {n} :: birchbark horn (traditional, usually straight, horn made of birchbark with quite hollow and unmusical sound, used chiefly for signaling)
tuohityö {n} :: handicraft made of birchbark
tuohivakka {n} :: a vakka made of birchbark
tuohivirsu {n} [usually in the plural] :: shoe made of woven birchbark
tuohtua {vi} :: To get worked up (negatively), get irritated, get pissed off
tuohus {n} :: wax candle, wax torch
tuoja {n} :: bringer
tuojahaarake {n} [cytology] :: dendrite
tuokio {n} :: moment, jiffy
tuokkonen {n} :: small basket, made of birch bark
tuoksahdella {vi} :: to smell somewhat of or whiff repeatedly
tuoksahtaa {vi} :: to smell somewhat, to whiff
tuoksu {n} :: aroma, odour, smell, scent, whiff
tuoksu {n} :: fragrance, perfume
tuoksua {vi} [+ ablative or allative] :: To smell (pleasant)
tuoksuaine {n} :: fragrance, aromatic, scenting substance
tuoksuampiaisyrtti {n} :: Moldavian dragonhead, Dracocephalum moldavica
tuoksuapila {n} :: synonym of persianapila
tuoksuastia {n} :: fragrance diffuser, fragrance vessel
tuoksuhapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula grata
tuoksuheliotrooppi {n} :: heliotrope, Heliotropium arborescens (a purple-flowered plant)
tuoksuherne {n} :: synonym of hajuherne
tuoksuinen {adj} :: -smelling
tuoksulamppu {n} :: aroma lamp, diffuser
tuoksumatara {n} :: sweetscented bedstraw, Galium odoratum
tuoksunappi {n} :: perfume button, scent button
tuoksureseda {n} :: mignonette, Reseda odorata
tuoksuruuta {n} [plant] :: common rue, Ruta graveolens
tuoksusamettikukka {n} [botany] :: synonym of rohtosamettikukka
tuoksusimake {n} :: sweet vernal grass (Anthoxanthum odoratum)
tuoksuta {vi} :: To give off (pleasant) smell
tuoksuton {adj} :: odourless
tuoksuttaa {vt} :: to perfume, to scent
tuoksuva {adj} :: fragrant
tuoksuva {adj} :: odorous, odoriferous
tuoksuva {adj} :: balmy
tuoksuvalmuska {n} :: matsutake (Tricholoma matsutake)
tuoli {n} :: chair
tuolihissi {n} :: A chairlift
tuolileikki {n} :: musical chairs
tuolinistuin {n} :: seat of a chair (horizontal portion of a chair)
tuolinjalka {n} :: leg of a chair
tuolinkarmi {n} :: frame or back of a chair
tuolinpäällinen {n} :: a chair cover
tuolinselkä {n} :: back of a chair
tuolinselkämys {n} :: back of a chair
tuolinselus {n} :: back of a chair
tuolinselusta {n} :: back of a chair
tuolirivi {n} :: a row of chairs
tuolla {pron} :: at that, on that (when the speaker points at something)
tuolla {pron} :: with that (when using something; when the speaker points at something)
tuolla {adv} :: (static) there or over there (when the speaker points at the place)
tuollainen {adj} :: that kind of
tuolleen {adv} [colloquial] :: like that (in a way pointed at by the speaker)
tuolloin {adv} :: At that time
tuolloinen {adj} :: then, of that time
tuolta {adv} :: from there, thence (from a place pointed at by the speaker)
Tuomaala {prop} :: surname
Tuomaala {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
tuomaanristi {n} :: a traditional wooden Christmas decoration, forming a rhombus and carved from a cross
Tuomainen {prop} :: surname
tuomari {n} :: judge, justice
tuomari {n} :: Short form of erotuomari (referee, umpire)
Tuomarien kirja {prop} [Bible] :: Judges (seventh book of the Hebrew Bible)
tuomarineuvosto {n} [rare] :: jury (body of judges in a competition)
tuomarinohjeet {n} :: rules for judges (primarily ethical rules and regulations that, while technically unofficial, judges largely obey)
tuomarioikeudenkäynti {n} [legal, common law] :: bench trial (trial without jury)
tuomaripallo {n} [soccer] :: drop-ball
tuomaristo {n} :: jury (body of judges in a competition)
tuomaroida {v} :: to ump (to act as an umpire)
tuomas {n} :: doubtful person
Tuomas {prop} :: Thomas (biblical figure)
Tuomas {prop} :: given name of biblical origin
Tuomela {prop} :: surname
Tuomela {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
tuomenkehrääjäkoi {n} :: bird-cherry ermine, Yponomeuta evonymella
tuomenmarja {n} :: bird cherry, hackberry, hag (fruit from Prunus padus)
tuomi {n} :: bird cherry, hackberry, hagberry Prunus padus (tree)
tuomi {n} :: bird cherry (tree of the subgenus Prunus subg. padus)
tuomikirva {n} :: bird cherry-oat aphid, bird cherry aphid, apple-oat aphid, Rhopalosiphum padi
tuominen {n} :: [usually plural] A gift or souvenir given by visitors or someone returning from a travel
tuominen {adj} :: Made of bird cherry
Tuominen {prop} :: surname
tuomio {n} :: sentence, conviction, verdict
tuomio {n} :: judgement
tuomio {n} :: doom
tuomioistuin {n} :: court of law, court of justice, court
tuomioistuinlaitos {n} :: courts, judicial system, judiciary, judicature
Tuomioja {prop} :: surname
tuomiokapituli {n} [Christianity] :: chapter
tuomiokirkko {n} :: cathedral (principal church of a bishop's diocese)
tuomiolauselma {n} [legal] :: conclusion,The first is the act in Finnish, the second is the unofficial translation used by the Ministry of Justice of Finland:
tuomionvoipa {adj} [law, of a court] :: having a quorum, quorate (competent to pass a judgment based on having a minimum number of its members present)
tuomiopäivä {n} :: doomsday
tuomiovalta {n} :: judicial power, jurisdiction (the power, right or authority to interpret and apply law)
tuomiovalta {n} :: judicial branch
tuomiovirhe {n} [legal] :: A miscarriage of justice
tuomipihlaja {n} :: serviceberry (small deciduous tree or large shrub of the genus Amelanchier of about 25 species in the family Rosaceae)
Tuomisto {prop} :: surname
tuomita {vt} [legal] :: to convict someone (of something in elative); to sentence someone, condemn someone (to something in illative)
tuomita {vt} [legal] :: to try, hear, sit, adjudicate (a case)
tuomita {vt} [religion] :: to judge
tuomita {vt} [figuratively] :: to judge, condemn, doom
tuomita {vt} :: to express strong disapproval of, denounce; to condemn, reprobate, objurgate, excoriate
tuomita {vt} [sports] :: to referee; to umpire
tuomita {vt} [sports] :: to call (to make a decision as a referee/umpire)
tuomitseminen {n} :: condemnation
tuomitseminen {n} :: judgment (act of judging)
tuomitseminen {n} :: sentencing, conviction
tuomitseva {adj} :: censorious, condemning
tuommoinen {adj} :: that kind of
Tuomo {prop} :: given name
Tuomola {prop} :: surname
tuon {pron} [accusative] :: that (over there) (direct object, when the speaker points at the thing):
tuon {pron} :: (genitive) of that (when the speaker points at the thing):
tuonela {n} [Finnish mythology] :: A mythical place where all people go after death, the underworld, Hades
Tuonela {n} :: alternative case form of tuonela
Tuonelan joki {prop} [Finnish mythology] :: A mythical river that the dead must pass in order to reach Tuonela, the home of the dead
tuonenkielo {n} :: cast-iron-plant (Aspidistra elatior)
tuoni {n} [poetic] :: death
tuoni {n} :: netherworld
tuonne {adv} [of movement] :: there (when the speaker points at the place)
tuonnemmaksi {adv} :: synonym of tuonnemmas
tuonnemmas {adv} :: (to) further over there, (to) more over there (towards a location pointed at by the speaker)
tuonnempaa {adv} :: from further over there (from closer towards a location pointed at by the speaker)
tuonnempana {adv} [static] :: further over there (closer to a location pointed at by the speaker)
tuonnepäin {adv} :: (in) that direction, that way (into a direction pointed at by the speaker)
tuonnoin {adv} :: synonym of taannoin
tuonnoinen {adj} :: of then, of that time, especially of a recent time
tuonpuoleinen {adj} :: opposite, on that side (located on the other or opposite side of)
tuonpuoleinen {adj} :: transcendental, otherworldly (of or pertaining to the life after death)
tuonpuoleinen {n} [religion] :: afterlife, afterworld, life after death, hereafter, other side, beyond
tuonti {n} :: import
tuonti {n} [logic] ::  introduction (of a connective or quantifier)
tuontilisenssi {n} :: import license
tuontimaksu {n} :: import levy, import duty
tuontirajoitus {n} :: import restriction
tuontisatama {n} :: port of import
tuontitavara {n} :: import (something which is imported)
tuontitulli {n} :: import duty
tuopeittain {adv} :: by (the) stein or tankard
tuoppi {n} :: beer stein, tankard
tuoppi {n} :: steinful of beer
tuoppi {n} [colloquial] :: glass of (draft) beer containing 0.5 liters. A smaller beer glass of 0.33 liters is often called pikku tuoppi or a small stein
tuoppi {n} [historical] :: unit of measure for volume equivalent to around 1.3 litres
tuore {adj} :: fresh (new or clean; uncooked; still green; raw or untried; youthful, florid)
tuore {adj} :: new, recent
tuore {adj} :: original (different)
tuoreeltaan {adv} :: consumed fresh, freshly, unprepared
tuoreeltaan {adv} :: red-handed
tuoreesti {adv} :: freshly
tuorehiiva {n} :: fresh yeast
tuorein {adj} :: superlative of tuore
tuorejuusto {n} :: A group term for unripened cheeses. Other terms used in English include fresh cheese, curd cheese and curd-style cheese
tuorejuusto {n} :: The product called tuorejuusto on Finnish grocery shelves is roughly the same as American cottage cheese
tuorekelmu {n} :: cling film
tuoremehu {n} :: A natural or close-to-natural fruit or vegetable juice, especially orange juice
tuoremehu {n} [legal] :: A juice produced by mechanical means from fruit or vegetables (täysmehu) that has not been treated with heat (e.g. by pasteurizing). A product called tuoremehu may contain up to 150 grams added sugar per liter of juice
tuoremehuasema {n} :: a facility offering tools to press fresh juice from fruit, especially apples
tuorepasta {n} :: fresh pasta
tuorepuristettu {adj} :: not from concentrate (in production of juices and oils, squeezed from fresh fruit and packed without going through intermediate storage in the form of concentrate)
tuorerehu {n} :: fresh fodder, green fodder
tuoretuote {n} :: fresh produce, perishables (food that does not keep for long)
tuoreus {n} :: freshness
tuoreuttaa {vt} :: to freshen, refresh
tuoreutua {v} [rare] :: to become fresh
tuoreveri {n} :: fresh blood
tuorevesi {n} :: fresh water (usually as opposed to other types of water, such as dirty water)
tuosta vain {adv} :: just like that (unexpectedly, without warning)
tuota {interj} :: well (in the beginning of a statement)
tuotannollinen {adj} :: productive (of, or relating to the creation of goods or services)
tuotannollinen {adj} :: manufacturing (used in manufacturing)
tuotannonala {n} :: line of industry, industry
tuotannontekijä {n} [economics] :: factor of production
tuotanto {n} :: production (activity)
tuotanto {n} :: production, output (quantity produced, created, or completed)
tuotanto {n} :: works (complete body of an artist's work)
tuotantoala {n} :: manufacturing sector, production sector
tuotantokapasiteetti {n} :: production capacity
tuotantokatto {n} :: production ceiling
tuotantokausi {n} :: season (of a TV series)
tuotantoketju {n} :: production chain
tuotantokustannus {n} :: production cost
tuotantolaitos {n} :: production plant, production facility
tuotantolinja {n} :: production line
tuotantomäärä {n} :: production quantity, production volume
tuotanto-osuuskunta {n} :: production cooperative
tuotantoprosessi {n} :: production process
tuotantosuhteet {n} [Marxism] :: relations of production
tuotantotalous {n} :: industrial business management, industrial engineering, engineering management
tuotantotalous {n} :: system or economy of manufacturing or production
tuotantotekniikka {n} :: manufacturing, industrial engineering, production engineering
tuotantovolyymi {n} :: production volume
tuota pikaa {adv} :: in no time, soon
tuote {n} [manufacturing] :: product (any tangible output or service that is intended for delivery to a customer or end user)
tuote {n} [agriculture] :: produce (used in the plural only)
tuotedifferointi {n} [marketing] :: product differentiation
tuote-esittely {n} :: product demonstration
tuotejulkistus {n} [marketing] :: product announcement
tuotekehittely {n} :: product development (process of bringing a new product or product improvement from idea to market)
tuotekehitys {n} :: product development, R&D
tuotekehitystyö {n} :: product development work
tuotekuva {n} :: brand image
tuotekuva {n} :: image or picture of a product
tuotelinja {n} :: product line
tuoteluettelo {n} :: product catalog, product list
tuotemerkki {n} :: brand
tuotemerkki {n} :: trademark
tuotenimi {n} :: trade name, brand name, product name
tuoteperhe {n} :: product family
tuoterekisteri {n} :: product register
tuotesijoittelu {n} [marketing] :: product placement
tuotetieto {n} :: product information
tuotevalikoima {n} :: product range
tuotos {n} :: yield, output, return
tuottaa {vt} :: To produce, yield
tuottaa {vt} [physics] :: To develop, generate
tuottaa tulosta {v} [idiomatic] :: to bear fruit (produce a result)
tuottaja {n} :: producer
tuottaja {n} [biology] :: autotroph (organism that can produce its own food from inorganic substances)
tuottajahinta {n} :: producer price (the price a producer gets for his product)
tuottajahintaindeksi {n} :: producer price index
tuottamaton {adj} :: unproductive
tuottamaton {adj} :: unprofitable
tuottamattomasti {adv} :: unproductively, unprofitably
tuottaminen {n} :: producing, production
tuottamuksellinen {adj} [law] :: negligent, culpable but not intentional
tuottamuksellisesti {adv} :: negligently
tuottava {adj} :: productive
tuottavampi {adj} :: comparative of tuottava
tuottavasti {adv} :: productively
tuottavuus {n} :: productivity (rate at which goods or services are produced by a standard amount of inputs)
tuottavuus {n} :: productiveness (state of being productive)
tuotteistaa {v} :: to productize
tuotteistaminen {n} :: productization
tuotteistua {vi} :: to be productized
tuotteistus {n} :: productization
tuotteliaasti {adv} :: productively, fruitfully
tuottelias {adj} :: productive
tuotto {n} [accounting] :: revenue, gross revenue, proceeds, yield
tuottoarvo {n} :: earnings value
tuottoisa {adj} :: productive
tuottoisa {adj} :: lucrative, profitable
tuottoisasti {adv} :: productively, profitably
tuottokäyrä {n} [finance] :: yield curve
tuottoprosentti {n} :: profit margin
Tuovi {prop} :: given name
Tuovinen {prop} :: surname
tupa {n} :: living room, main room (especially in a farmhouse or older house)
tupa {n} :: cottage, cot
tupa {n} [uncommon] :: room
tupa {n} :: short for miehistötupa
tupa {n} [in compounds] :: room, particularly one detached from others
tupaantuliainen {n} :: housewarming gift
tupaantuliaiset {n} :: housewarming party
tupaantuliaislahja {n} :: housewarming gift
tupaija {n} :: tree shrew (small insectivorous mammal of the family Tupaiidae or Ptilocercidae, especially of the genus Tupaia)
tupajäärä {n} :: old-house borer, house longhorn beetle (Hylotrupes bajulus)
tupajumi {n} :: common furniture beetle, common house borer, Anobium punctatum
tupakanhimo {n} :: compulsion to smoke, craving for cigarettes
tupakanpolttaja {n} :: smoker (one who smokes cigarettes or other tobacco products)
tupakanpoltto {n} :: smoking (act or habit of inhaling tobacco smoke for recreation)
tupakansavu {n} :: tobacco smoke
tupakansavu {n} :: second-hand smoke
tupakansytytin {n} [colloquial] :: cigarette lighter
tupakeittiö {n} :: kitchen-living room
tupakka {n} :: tobacco
tupakka {n} [colloquial] :: A cigarette
tupakka-aski {n} :: pack of cigarettes
tupakkaholkki {n} :: synonym of savukeholkki
tupakkahuone {n} :: smoking room
tupakkakauppa {n} :: tobacconist's
tupakkakukkaro {n} :: tobacco pouch, tobacco case
tupakkamassi {n} :: tobacco pouch
tupakkapöytä {n} :: tobacco table
tupakkaripsiäinen {n} :: onion thrips, potato thrips, tobacco thrips, cotton seedling thrips, Thrips tabaci
tupakkasäiliö {n} :: tobacco container
tupakkatakki {n} :: smoking jacket
tupakkatoosa {n} :: tobacco box
tupakkavaunu {n} [historical, railroads] :: smoker, smoking car (railroad car for smokers)
tupakkayskä {n} :: smoker's cough
tupakoida {vi} :: to smoke (to consume tobacco products)
tupakoija {n} :: smoker (one who smokes cigarettes or other tobacco products)
tupakoimaton {n} :: non-smoker
tupakoimaton {adj} :: non-smoking
tupakoimattomuus {n} :: The state or habit of being a non-smoker
tupakointi {n} :: smoking (habit and practice of consuming tobacco by inhaling its smoke)
tupakoitsija {n} :: alternative form of tupakoija
tuparit {n} [colloquial] :: housewarming party
tupas {n} :: A tuft of grass or other plants
tupasluikka {n} :: deer-hair sedge (Trichophorum cespitosum)
tupassara {n} :: Carex nigra subsp. juncella
tupastaa {v} :: to grow in tufts
tupasvilla {n} :: hare's-tail cottongrass, tussock cottongrass, sheathed cottonsedge (Eriophorum vaginatum)
tupata {vt} :: to cram, pack, stuff
tupata {v} [colloquial] :: to tend (to do = active 3rd infinitive in illative, -maan/-mään)
tupee {n} :: toupee
tupeerata {vt} :: To backcomb; to tease hair
tupeerata {vt} :: To prepare a beehive-style hairdo
tupeeraus {n} :: The beehive hairstyle
tupekset {n} :: knife and sheath
tupeksia {vt} [colloquial] :: to blunder, mess up
tupinamba {n} :: alternative form of tupinambá
tupinambá {n} [uncountable] :: Tupinambá (extinct language)
tupinambá {n} :: Tupinambá (member of the people speaking this language)
tupla {n} [colloquial] :: double
tuplaikkuna {n} :: double window
tuplapano {n} [vulgar] :: synonym of kaksoispenetraatio
tuplapenetraatio {n} :: synonym of kaksoispenetraatio
tuplasti {adv} [colloquial] :: doubly
tuplata {vt} [colloquial] :: to double
tuplatäkki {n} :: double quilt or double duvet cover
tuplaus {n} [colloquial] :: doubling
tuplavarmistus {n} :: double check
tuplavee {n} [colloquial] :: The letter W, w
tupo {n} :: income policy agreement; a bipartite (between employers' and employees' central organisations) or tripartite (involving the government) national agreement on salaries and other general terms and conditions of employment, sometimes supported by the government with tax incentives or legislative measures
tuppaantua {v} :: synonym of tuppautua
tuppautua {vi} :: to pack, to crowd
tuppautua {vi} :: to intrude, to horn in
tuppeen sahattu {adj} [woodworking] :: waned (having wanes at the full length of the board, especially when sawn this way on purpose)
tuppeutua {vi} [of an intestine] :: to develop an intussusception
tuppi {n} :: sheath
tuppi {n} :: A card game popular in northern Finland, very similar to Minnesota whist
tuppi {n} [dialectal] :: olla tupella ~ to play tuppi (standard: pelata tuppea)
tuppi {n} [dialectal, idiomatic] :: olla tupella jonkin kanssa ~ to be busy with something
tuppiherkkusieni {n} :: An agaric, Agaricus gennadii
tuppikeksi {n} :: a pole with a hook with a conical base
tuppilo {n} [botany] :: follicle
tuppinokka {n} :: sheathbill (either of two species of scavenging birds in the family Chionidae which breed only on the Antarctic Peninsula and subantarctic islands)
tuppisara {n} :: Carex vaginata
tuppisieni {n} :: any fungus of genus Volvariella
tuppisieni {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Volvariella
tuppisuinen {adj} :: closemouthed (reticent, secretive or uncommunicative)
tuppisuu {n} :: Silent Sam, mouse (person who does not talk a lot)
tuppisuuna {adv} :: tongue-tied
tuppo {n} :: tuft, wad, shock
tuprahdella {vi} :: to billow or puff repeatedly
tuprahtaa {vi} :: to billow or puff (briefly or suddenly)
tuprauttaa {vt} :: to billow or puff (cause to billow or puff suddenly)
tupru {n} [rare] :: puff (short emission of smoke, steam, dust etc.into air)
tupruta {v} :: to billow, puff (to surge in billows or puffs, said of smoke, steam, dust etc.)
tuprutella {v} :: to billow or puff repeatedly
tupruttaa {v} :: to puff
tupsahtaa {v} :: to happen unexpectedly
tupsu {n} :: tuft (bunch of feathers, grass or hair, etc., held together at the base)
tupsu {n} :: bobble, pompom (furry ball attached on top of a hat)
tupsu {n} :: tussle
tupsukorva {n} :: tufted ear (ear that has a tuft at the tip)
tupsuttaa {vt} :: to tuft
tuputtaa {vt} [colloquial] :: to (slightly) force upon, to thrust upon, to push
turako {n} :: turaco, lourie (bird of the family Musophagidae)
turbaani {n} :: turban
turbiini {n} :: turbine
turbiinialus {n} :: turbine ship
turbo {n} :: turbo
turboahdettu {adj} :: turbocharged (having a turbocharger)
turboahdin {n} :: turbocharger
turbulenssi {n} [fluid dynamics] :: turbulence
turbulentti {adj} [physics] :: turbulent
turbulenttinen {adj} :: turbulent
turha {adj} :: useless, unnecessary
turha {adj} :: futile
turha {adj} :: pointless
turhaan {adv} :: in vain, for nothing, for no reason, vainly, to no avail, to little avail, to no effect
turhaantua {v} :: alternative form of turhautua
turhake {n} :: useless thing
turhamainen {adj} :: vainglorious (with excessive vanity)
turhamainen {adj} :: conceited (vain and egotistic)
turhamaisesti {adv} :: vainly
turhanaikainen {adj} :: synonym of tyhjänpäiväinen
turhantarkasti {adv} :: fastidiously
turhantärkeä {adj} :: vainglorious (with unwarranted pride)
turhapuro {n} :: Throttlebottom (incompetent public officer)
turhauma {n} :: frustration
turhauttaa {v} :: to frustrate (to disappoint or defeat)
turhauttaa {v} [psychology] :: to frustrate
turhauttava {adj} :: frustrating
turhautua {vi} :: to get frustrated [with]
turhautuminen {n} :: getting frustrated
turhautunut {adj} :: frustrated
turhempi {adj} :: comparative of turha
turhentaa {vt} :: to make (more) worthless or unimportant
turhuus {n} :: futility, uselessness
turilas {n} :: cockchafer (beetle of the genus Melolontha)
turilas {n} :: A shaggy (rough with long or thick hair, fur or wool) person or thing
turina {n} :: prattle
Turingin kone {n} [computing] :: Turing machine
turinoida {vi} [colloquial] :: To chatter
turio {n} :: synonym of talvehtimissilmu
turismi {n} :: tourism
turista {vi} [colloquial] :: to chatter
turistaa {v} :: to blow (to empty one's nose, especially with a bubbling sound)
turisti {n} :: tourist
turistikausi {n} :: tourist season
turistikohde {n} :: tourist attraction
turistiluokka {n} :: tourist class
turistimaa {n} :: country with many tourists
turistiopas {n} :: tourist guide
turistisesonki {n} :: tourist season
turjake {n} :: synonym of turilas (shaggy person or thing)
turjansaame {n} :: The Ter Sami language
turkasesti {adv} :: (so) damn (mild intensifier)
turkinkielinen {adj} :: Turkish, Turkish language, Turkish speaking (written or expressed in Turkish)
turkinkyyhky {n} :: collared dove, Streptopelia decaocto
turkinmänty {n} :: Turkish pine (Pinus brutia)
turkinpippuri {n} [archaic] :: chili (fruit and spice)
turkinvyö {n} :: fur belt
turkis {n} :: fur
turkisala {n} :: fur sector, fur business
turkiseläin {n} :: fur animal, fur-bearing animal (animal slaughtered for its fur)
turkislakki {n} :: fur cap
turkistalous {n} :: fur farming industry
turkistarha {n} :: fur farm (farm where animals, such as minks, foxes or chinchillas are raised for fur production)
turkistarhaaja {n} :: fur farmer
turkistarhaus {n} :: fur farming
turkistarhuri {n} :: synonym of turkistarhaaja
turkistyö {n} :: fur work
turkki {n} :: fur (hairy coat of various mammal species)
turkki {n} :: fur coat
turkki {n} :: Turkish (language)
turkki {n} [nautical] :: floor (planking, boarding, panels etc. over the bilge area of a boat or ship)
Turkki {prop} :: Turkey (country)
turkkilainen {adj} :: Turkish
turkkilainen {adj} :: Turkic
turkkilainen {n} :: A Turk
turkkilainen angora {n} :: Turkish Angora (breed of cat)
turkkilaisuus {n} :: Turkishness (state or property of being Turkish)
turkkuri {n} :: furrier
turkmeeni {n} :: Turkmen (language)
turkmeeni {n} :: Turkman, Turkmen (person)
Turkmenistan {prop} :: Turkmenistan (country)
turkologi {n} :: Turkologist
turkologia {n} :: Turkology
turkoosi {adj} :: Of turquoise colour
turkoosi {n} [mineral] :: A turquoise
turkoosi {n} :: The turquoise colour
Turks- ja Caicossaaret {prop} :: Turks and Caicos Islands (British territory in the Caribbean)
turku {n} [archaic] :: marketplace
Turku {prop} :: Turku (city)
turkulainen {n} :: A person from, or an inhabitant of, Turku
turkulainen {adj} :: Of or pertaining to the city of Turku or its citizens
turma {n} :: accident, especially one with casualties
turma-auto {n} :: a car involved in a major, usually fatal, accident
turmabussi {n} :: bus involved in a (major) accident
turmahetki {n} :: time of the accident
turmakone {n} :: (the) aircraft that has suffered a (major) accident
turmaliini {n} :: tourmaline
turmella {v} :: to damage, mar
turmella {v} :: to taint, corrupt
turmella {v} :: to disfigure (to change the appearance of something/someone to the negative)
turmeltua {vi} :: To be corrupted, spoiled
turmeltuminen {n} :: being corrupted or spoiled
turmio {n} :: ruin (something which leads to serious troubles)
turmiollisesti {adv} :: ruinously, balefully, perniciously
turnajaiset {n} :: tourney, tournament (medieval games where the participants displayed their fighting skills)
turnajaiskaulus {n} [heraldry] :: label
turnaus {n} [sports] :: A tournament
turnee {n} :: tour
turnee {n} :: tournament
turnipsi {n} :: The varieties of turnip (Brassica rapa) grown primarily as fodder
turnipsipelto {n} :: turnip field
turnyyri {n} [historical] :: bustle, tournure (frame worn underneath a woman's skirt)
turo {n} [fishing] :: A structure built from tree branches in order to lure spawning fish
turpa {n} :: muzzle
turpa {n} [colloquial] :: mouth, face, trap
turpa {n} :: European chub, Squalius cephalus, syn. Leuciscus cephalus)
turpahihna {n} :: noseband (part of the bridle of a horse)
turpakäräjät {n} :: a very heated debate
turpa kiinni {interj} [colloquial, rude] :: shut up! shut the hell up! shut your trap!
turparemmi {n} [colloquial] :: noseband (part of the bridle of a horse)
turpas {n} :: peat (peat as consruction material)
turpasauna {n} [vulgar] :: "bloodbath", beating or more generally any fight. Usually doesn't involve killing anyone, but giving someone or a group of people a "rough lesson"
turpea {adj} :: bloated, swollen
turpeennosto-oikeus {n} :: right of turbary (right to cut turf from a turbary)
turpeinen {adj} :: peaty
Turpeinen {prop} :: surname
turpiaali {n} :: icterid (bird of the family Icteridae)
turpiaali {n} :: oriole, troupial, blackbird, grackle, marshbird, cowbird (birds of various genera within that family)
turpiini {n} :: alternative form of turbiini
turpoaminen {n} :: swelling, bulk (the process or result of swelling)
turri {n} :: furry animal
turri {n} :: furry (animal character with human features)
turri {n} :: furry (member of furry fandom)
turrifani {n} :: furry (member of the furry fandom)
turruksiin {adv} :: into being numb
turruksissa {adv} :: numb
turruttaa {vt} :: to make numb, physically and/or mentally
turruttava {adj} :: mind-numbing (excessively boring, tedious, or dull; repetitive)
tursaansydän {n} :: an ancient Northern European symbol incorporating a swastika
tursas {n} :: octopus
Tursas {prop} :: Finnish god of war
Tursas {prop} :: Finnish sea monster
turska {n} :: A cod (Gadus morhua)
turska {n} [slang, financial] :: loss
turskahtaa {vi} :: to gush or spurt suddenly
turskakala {n} [zoology] :: Any species of fish in the taxonomic order Gadiformes
turskansukuinen {adj} :: gadiform (belonging to the order Gadiformes)
turski {adj} :: harsh, stern, rude
turskua {vi} :: to spurt, gush (to rush from a confined place in a small stream or jet)
turso {n} [Finnish mythology] :: sea monster
tursua {vi} :: to extrude, gush or flow over (to push or thrust out due to excess quantity)
tursua {vi} :: to exude in large quantity; said especially of a viscous matter like mucus
tursuta {vi} :: alternative form of tursua
tursuttaa {vt} :: to cause to extrude, exude, gush
turta {adj} :: numb, insensitive, asleep, deadened, insensible (physically unable to feel)
turta {adj} :: numb, stunned (emotionally unable to feel or respond in a normal way)
Turtiainen {prop} :: surname
turtua {vi} :: to grow numb
turturikyyhky {n} :: turtle dove, Streptopelia turtur
Turunen {prop} :: surname
turva {n} :: protection, safety, security (condition or feeling of being safe)
turva {n} :: security (something that secures)
turvaaminen {n} :: securing, ensuring, safeguarding
turva-aukko {n} [computer security] :: security hole
turva-auto {n} [motor racing] :: safety car, pace car
turvaisa {adj} :: safe
turvaistuin {n} :: safety seat (seat that provides additional security for the occupant, such as baby seat in a vehicle)
turvajärjestely {n} [chiefly in plural] :: safety arrangement, security arrangement
turvakaari {n} :: roll bar (strong U-shaped bar fastened to the frame of a vehicle)
turvakamera {n} :: security camera
turvakehikko {n} :: roll cage
turvakoti {n} :: domestic violence shelter, women's shelter, men's shelter, women's refuge (UK), men's refuge
turvaköysi {n} [diving] :: jackstay (line fixed at both ends, which may be used to guide a load or a diver along the route of the line. Uses include guidance to and from the underwater work site, and as a means of controlling an underwater search)
turvaköysi {n} [nautical] :: tether (strong rope or line that connects a sailor's safety harness to boat's jackstay)
turvakriittinen {adj} :: safety-critical
turvalaite {n} :: safety device
turvalaite {n} :: security device
turvalasi {n} :: safety glass
turvallinen {adj} :: safe (free from risk; harmless, riskless)
turvallinen {adj} :: safe (providing protection from danger; providing shelter)
turvallinen {adj} :: comfortable (leaving little risk)
turvallisesti {adv} :: safely
turvallistaa {vt} :: to make (more) safe or secure
turvallisuudentunne {n} :: feeling or sense of security
turvallisuus {n} :: safety
turvallisuus {n} :: security (condition of not being threatened)
turvallisuusasia {n} :: security issue
turvallisuusjoukko {n} :: peacekeeping force
turvallisuusjoukko {n} [rare, normally plural] :: security forces
turvallisuusjoukot {n} :: security forces
turvallisuuskoordinaattori {n} :: security coordinator
turvallisuusneuvosto {n} :: The Security Council (organ of the United Nations)
turvallisuuspalvelu {n} :: security service
turvallisuuspalvelu {n} :: secret service
turvallisuuspoliisi {n} :: security police
turvallisuuspoliittinen {adj} :: Of or pertaining to security politics/security policy
turvallisuuspolitiikka {n} :: security politics, security policy
turvallisuussyy {n} :: safety reason
turvallisuustilanne {n} :: security situation
turvallisuustyö {n} :: safety work, security work
turvaluku {n} :: security code
turvaluku {n} :: CVC or CVV on credit cards
turvaluku {n} :: a number found on a card (avainlukulista) used to log in to a bank's online service
turvaluokka {n} :: security level, classification level
turvamies {n} :: bodyguard
turvamies {n} :: security guard
turvaneuvosto {n} :: Security Council
turvaohjaamo {n} :: safety cab, protective cab
turvapaikanhakija {n} :: asylum seeker
turvapaikka {n} :: asylum, safe haven, refuge, haven
turvapaikkaoikeus {n} :: right of asylum
turvapuhelin {n} :: safety phone (especially for seniors)
turvariepu {n} :: A security blanket
turvasaapas {n} :: safety boot
turvasatama {n} :: haven
turvaseksi {n} :: safe sex
turvata {vt} :: to secure, protect, ensure, guarantee, safeguard
turvata {vi} [+illative] :: to depend on, rely on (e.g. God)
turvatalo {n} :: safe house (secure location, suitable for hiding witnesses, agents or other persons perceived as being in danger)
turvatarkastaja {n} :: security screener (one who checks public and their belongings for potentially dangerous objects in airports, sports events etc.)
turvatarkastus {n} :: security check, screening, inspection
turvatekniikka {n} :: security engineering
turvatoimi {n} :: security measure (any measure taken to improve security)
turvaton {adj} :: insecure (not secure)
turvaton {adj} :: unsafe
turvattomasti {adv} :: unsafely
turvattomuus {n} :: insecurity (state of being subject to danger; vulnerability)
turvatyyny {n} :: airbag
turvautua {v} :: to resort, to rely on (to have recourse to)
turvaväli {n} :: safe distance
turvavälimerkintä {n} :: chevron (V-shaped marking on the surface of road used to indicate minimum distance between vehicles)
turvavaljaat {n} :: safety harness
turvaverkko {n} :: safety net
turvavyö {n} :: safety belt, seat belt
turve {n} :: peat, turf (Soil formed of dead but not fully decayed plants found in bog areas)
turvekaasu {n} :: peat gas
turvekangas {n} :: A type of forest, the result of a dried bog
turvekate {n} :: peat mulch, peat roofing
turvekatto {n} :: sod roof, turf roof
turvekota {n} :: a type of kota with a peat roofing
turvekuitu {n} :: peat fiber
turvemaa {n} :: peatland
turvenuija {n} :: hillbilly, churl (someone who is from a rural area, with a connotation of a lack of refinement or sophistication)
turvepelletti {n} :: peat pellet
turvepelto {n} :: peat field, turf field
turvesuo {n} :: peat bog
turvevarat {n} :: peat resources
turveviljely {n} :: peat cultivation
turvevoimala {n} :: peat power plant
turvoksiin {adv} :: Used to indicate that something becomes swollen
turvoksissa {adv} :: swollen
turvota {vi} :: to swell
turvottaa {v} :: to cause to swell
turvottua {vi} [uncommon] :: to swell
turvotus {n} :: synonym of turvottaminen
turvotus {n} :: swelling (state of being swollen)
turvotus {n} :: swelling (anything swollen, especially any abnormally swollen part of the body)
turvotus {n} :: edema (excessive accumulation of serum in tissue spaces or a body cavity)
tusina {n} :: dozen (twelve pieces)
tusinatyö {n} :: below average, shoddy or boring work or its result
tusinoittain {adv} :: by dozens
tuska {n} :: pain, distress, agony, suffering
tuskaannuttaa {v} :: synonym of tuskastuttaa
tuskaantua {v} :: synonym of tuskastua
tuskailla {v} :: To agonise/agonize
tuskainen {adj} :: suffering, in pain (experiencing pain)
tuskainen {adj} :: angstful, anguished, agonized (full of angst)
tuskaisa {adj} :: painful
tuskaisa {adj} :: harrowing
tuskaisasti {adv} :: painfully
tuskaisesti {adv} :: painfully
tuskaisuus {n} :: painfulness
tuskallinen {adj} :: painful
tuskallinen {adj} :: harrowing
tuskallisempi {adj} :: comparative of tuskallinen
tuskallisesti {adv} :: painfully
tuskallisin {adj} :: superlative of tuskallinen
tuskallisuus {n} :: painfulness
tuskanhiki {n} :: cold sweat
tuskan päärynä {n} :: pear of anguish, choke pear
tuskastella {vti} :: (tr. -> + partitive) To worry about, agonise/agonize about, be in a blue funk about, anguish, sweat
tuskastua {vi} :: to grow impatient or weary
tuskastuttaa {vt} :: to make impatient or weary
tuskattomasti {adv} :: painlessly, without pain
tuskautua {vi} :: to grow impatient
tuskien Äiti {prop} [Christianity] :: Our Lady of Sorrows (Virgin Mary)
tuskin {adv} :: hardly
tuskin {adv} :: barely
tuskin {adv} :: probably not, likely not
tuskin {interj} :: doubt it, I doubt it
tuskinpa {interj} :: doubt it! as if!
tuskitella {v} :: to bemoan, to agonize
tussahdus {n} :: a soft and quiet thump
tussahtaa {vi} :: to make a sudden soft muted sound
tussari {n} [historical] :: A type of large-calibre short-barreled military rifle
tussari {n} [informally, belittling] :: Any rifle or handgun
tussata {vt} :: to write or draw with a marker
tussi {n} :: marker pen, marker
tussikynä {n} :: marker pen
tussityö {n} :: marker pen work (artwork)
tussu {n} [vulgar] :: female genitalia: pussy, cunt
tussu {adj} [rare] :: soft, blunt (like a worn felt tip pen or empty tire)
tussukka {n} [vulgar] :: Female genitalia
-tusten {suffix} :: Forms oppositive adverbs
tuta {v} [obsolete, literary, crosswords] :: alternative form of tuntea ("to feel"; also "to get to feel", "to experience")
tutia {v} [child language] :: to sleep
tutina {n} :: shudder, quiver
tutista {vi} :: To shudder, wiggle
tutista {vi} :: To jelly (to wiggle like jelly)
tutisuttaa {vt} :: to shudder, wiggle
tutka {n} :: radar
tutka-aallot {n} :: radar waves
tutka-asema {n} :: radar station, radar installation
tutkaheijastin {n} :: radar reflector
tutkailla {v} :: to sound, explore, study (to investigate preliminarily, to find out whether an idea is feasible)
tutkain {n} [chiefly biblical] :: goad (long, pointed stick used to prod animals)
tutkain {n} [archaic] :: a sharp point of a tool or weapon; also a sharp mountaintop
tutkain {n} [military] :: mine probe (long thin stick used to locate mines)
tutkain {n} :: a part of a printing press that locates a sheet correctly for two-sided printing
tutkain {n} :: an end of a warp yarn that is cut off when the weaving is finished
tutkakuva {n} :: radar image
tutkameteorologia {n} :: radar meteorology
tutkan alla {phrase} [figuratively, Anglicism] :: under the radar
tutkanilmaisin {n} :: radar detector
tutkanpaljastin {n} :: A radar detector, fuzz buster
tutkata {vt} :: to scan
tutkia {vt} :: to examine, investigate
tutkia {vt} :: to research
tutkielma {n} :: treatise (formal, systematic discourse on some subject)
tutkielma {n} :: study (artwork made in order to practise or demonstrate a subject or technique)
tutkielma {n} :: thesis (written essay, especially one submitted for a university degree)
tutkija {n} :: researcher
tutkijaryhmä {n} :: research group
tutkijatohtori {n} :: postdoctoral researcher
tutkimattomat ovat Herran tiet {phrase} :: God works in mysterious ways (lit. Lord's ways are unexplored)
tutkiminen {n} :: examination, exploration (act of examining)
tutkiminen {n} :: study, studying
tutkimus {n} :: research
tutkimus {n} :: examination
tutkimus {n} :: investigation
tutkimus {n} :: study
tutkimus {n} :: exploration
tutkimus {n} :: inquiry
tutkimus {n} :: inquest
tutkimus {n} :: trial
tutkimusaihe {n} :: research topic
tutkimusaineisto {n} :: research material
tutkimusalue {n} :: research area
tutkimusapulainen {n} :: research assistant
tutkimusartikkeli {n} :: research article
tutkimusasema {n} :: research station
tutkimusetiikka {n} :: research ethics
tutkimushanke {n} :: research project
tutkimushenkilöstö {n} :: research personnel
tutkimushistoria {n} :: research history, study history
tutkimusinfrastruktuuri {n} :: research infrastructure
tutkimuskaivaus {n} :: research excavation
tutkimuskäyttö {n} :: scientific use
tutkimuskenttä {n} :: research field, field of research
tutkimuskeskus {n} :: research center
tutkimuskonsortio {n} :: research consortium
tutkimuskysymys {n} :: research question (question that a research project sets out to answer)
tutkimuslaite {n} :: research device, research equipment
tutkimuslaitos {n} :: research institute
tutkimusmatka {n} :: exploration (a travel)
tutkimusmatkailija {n} :: explorer
tutkimusmenetelmä {n} :: research method
tutkimusneuvosto {n} :: research council
tutkimusohjelma {n} :: research program
tutkimusongelma {n} :: research problem
tutkimusorganisaatio {n} :: research organization
tutkimusprojekti {n} :: research project
tutkimusrahoitus {n} :: research funding
tutkimusrekisteri {n} :: research register, study register
tutkimusresurssi {n} :: resource for research
tutkimusretki {n} :: expedition
tutkimusretkikunta {n} :: research expedition, scientific expedition
tutkimusryhmä {n} :: research group
tutkimussuunnitelma {n} :: research plan, study or investigation plan, process
tutkimustulos {n} :: finding (result of research or an investigation)
tutkimustyö {n} :: research as work or career
tutkimusväline {n} :: study or research tool or utility
tutkimusverkosto {n} :: research network
tutkimusympäristö {n} :: research environment
tutkinta {n} [legal] :: inquest, investigation
tutkinta {n} [legal] :: hearing
tutkinto {n} :: An examination [formal test]
tutkinto {n} :: A degree, qualification [award bestowed by a university or college as an indication of academic achievement]
tutkintolautakunta {n} :: examining board
tutkintonimike {n} :: academic title
tutkinto-opiskelija {n} :: degree student
tutkintotodistus {n} :: diploma or certificate
tutkiskella {vt} :: to examine, to scrutinize
tutkistella {v} :: synonym of tutkiskella
tutkittaa {vt} :: to have something examined
tutkituttaa {v} :: alternative form of tutkittaa
tutkiva journalismi {n} :: investigative journalism
tutkivasti {adv} :: investigatively, searchingly
tutor {n} :: tutor (person)
tutoroida {v} :: to tutor
tutsi {n} :: A Tutsi
tuttava {n} :: acquaintance (person)
tuttavallisesti {adv} :: familiarly, intimately, friendly
tuttavukset {n} :: close acquaintances
tuttavuus {n} :: acquaintance (relationship)
tuttavuus {n} :: acquaintance (person)
tutti {n} :: A pacifier; binky (US), dummy (UK), soother (Canada)
tutti {n} :: A teat (artificial nipple used for bottle-feeding infants)
tuttipullo {n} :: baby bottle (bottle equipped with a teat, used for feeding infants)
tuttu {adj} :: familiar, conversant
tuttu {n} :: alternative form of tuttava
tuttuus {n} :: familiarity
tutu {n} :: tutu (garment)
tutua {v} :: alternative form of tuutua
tutuin {adj} :: superlative of tuttu
tutumpi {adj} :: comparative of tuttu
tutunomaisesti {adv} :: familiarly
tutustaa {v} :: alternative form of tutustuttaa
tutustella {v} :: to get acquainted (with)
tutusti {adv} :: familiarly
tutustua {vi} :: To meet (people), get acquainted with, familiarise/familiarize oneself with
tutustuminen {n} :: becoming acquainted
tutustumistarjous {n} :: introductory offer
tutustuttaa {vt} :: to introduce (people)
tutustuttaa {vt} :: to familiarize
tutustuttaminen {n} :: introducing, familiarizing
tuuba {n} :: tuba
tuuba {n} [colloquial] :: nonsense, crap
tuubi {n} :: tube (container)
tuubisti {n} :: tubist
tuuditella {vt} :: to lull (repeatedly or continuously)
tuudittaa {v} :: To lull
tuudittautua {vi} :: to lull oneself, to be lulled
tuuhea {adj} :: [of hair, tree, etc.] bushy, dense
tuuhentaa {vt} [of hair, fur] :: to make more dense
tuuhentua {v} :: synonym of tuuheta
tuuheta {vi} [of hair, tree, etc.] :: to become bushy, to become dense
tuuhettua {v} :: alternative form of tuuheta
tuuheutua {vi} [of hair, tree, etc.] :: to become bushy or dense
tuuhistua {vi} :: to become bushy or dense
Tuukka {prop} :: given name
Tuula {prop} :: given name
tuulahdella {v} :: to breeze, to blow, to wind
tuulahdus {n} :: whiff, waft, breeze, gust
tuulahtaa {v} :: to waft, to blow (usually once and/or suddenly)
tuulas {n} :: gig (forked spear)
tuulaskoura {n} :: a trident or gig with a curved shaft
tuulastaa {vti} :: To fish with a trident or gig, especially at night, using a torch to attract the fish; to gig
tuulastuli {n} :: the fire or light used to illuminate the area in tuulastus
tuulastus {n} :: A type of fishing done at night. The fish is located with a bright light and then caught with a trident
tuulastustuli {n} :: synonym of tuulastuli
tuulenarka {adj} :: sensitive to wind
tuulenhalkaisija {n} [jocular] :: nose
tuulenhaltija {n} :: a certain type of mythological creature pertaining to wind
tuulenhenkäys {n} :: breath of wind, breeze, zephyr
tuulenhenki {n} :: blow, breeze, zephyr
tuulenhumina {n} :: whooshing of the wind
tuulenjumala {n} :: wind god, god of wind
tuulenkaato {n} :: A tree that has fallen due to strong wind
tuulenkala {n} :: sand lance, sand eel (fish of the family Ammodytidae)
tuulenkynsi {n} [usually in the plural] :: thin, streaky cloud
tuulenleyhkä {n} :: waft of the wind
tuulennopeus {n} [meteorology] :: wind speed
tuulenpaine {n} :: wind pressure
tuulenpesä {n} :: witch's broom
tuulenpesäsieni {n} :: any fungi of the genus Taphrina
tuulenpesäsieni {n} [in the plural] :: the genus Taphrina
tuulenpitävä {adj} :: windproof
tuulenpitävästi {adv} :: in a windproof way
tuulenpuoleinen {adj} :: windward (lying towards direction from which the wind is blowing)
tuulenpuoli {n} [nautical] :: The weatherboard (windward side of a vessel)
tuulenpuuska {n} :: gust
tuulensilmä {n} [nautical] :: the point from which apparent wind is blowing
tuulensuoja {n} :: breeze blocker, wind protection screen
tuulensuoja {n} :: weather shore
tuulensuojainen {adj} :: being sheltered from wind
tuulensuojalevy {n} :: windshield visor
tuulensuosija {n} :: an anemophilous plant
tuulensuunta {n} :: compass point
tuulentupa {n} [idiomatic] :: castle in the air
tuulenväre {n} :: very light breeze
tuulenvire {n} :: A light breeze
tuulenviri {n} :: light breeze
tuulesta temmattu {adj} [idiomatic] :: made from whole cloth, fabricated out of whole cloth (having no basis in the truth)
tuuletella {vt} :: to air, to fan (repeatedly or in a carefree manner)
tuuletin {n} :: fan (electrical or mechanical device)
tuuleton {adj} :: windless
tuulettaa {vt} :: to air, ventilate, fan
tuulettaa {vt} [sports] :: to celebrate a goal or a win with a (usually hand) gesture
tuulettua {vi} :: to be aired, to be ventilated
tuuletus {n} :: ventilation
tuuletus {n} [sports] :: the act of celebrating a goal or a win with a (usually hand) gesture
tuuletusikkuna {n} :: ventilation window, fortochka
tuuletusluukku {n} :: vent, ventilation hatch
tuuletusputki {n} :: ventilation pipe
tuuli {n} :: wind
tuuli {n} :: mood (of mind)
tuuli {n} :: humour (mood, especially a bad mood)
tuuli {n} :: [in translations for Finnish compound terms also] eolic
Tuuli {prop} :: given name
Tuulia {prop} :: given name
tuuliajolla {adv} [nautical] :: adrift (in a drifting condition; at the mercy of wind and waves)
tuuliajolla {adv} [figuratively] :: neglected
tuuliajolle {adv} [nautical] :: into being adrift
tuuliajolle {adv} [figuratively] :: into neglect, into being neglected
tuuliankkuri {n} :: a support structure to protect against wind
tuulienergia {n} :: wind energy
tuulieroosio {n} [geology] :: wind erosion
tuulihaka {n} :: window hook
tuuliharppu {n} :: wind harp
tuulihattu {n} :: profiterole, cream puff, eclair
tuulihaukka {n} :: common kestrel, Falco tinnunculus, also kestrel, windhover
tuulikaappi {n} :: draught lobby, windbreak room (a small room between the exterior door and the actual lobby; no established term in English)
tuulikangas {n} :: zephyr (the type of fabric)
tuulikannel {n} [musical instruments] :: aeolian harp
tuulikeilain {n} :: wind profiler
tuulikello {n} [musical instruments] :: wind chime
Tuulikki {prop} :: A forest goddess, daughter of Tapio in the Kalevala
Tuulikki {prop} :: given name
tuulikorjaus {n} :: wind correction for aiming
tuulikukko {n} :: A weathercock
tuulilasi {n} :: windscreen; windshield [US, Canada]
tuulilasinpyyhin {n} :: A windscreen wiper or a windshield wiper
tuulilauta {n} :: synonym of otsalauta
tuulimittari {n} :: anemometer (instrument for measuring wind)
tuulimylly {n} :: windmill (machine and structure)
tuulimylly {n} :: windmill (type of dunk in basketball)
tuulimylly {n} :: windmill (guitarplaying move)
tuulimylly {n} :: windmill (breakdance move)
tuulimylly {n} [figuratively] :: windmill (imaginary enemy)
tuulimyrsky {n} [rare] :: windstorm
tuulinen {adj} :: windy, breezy
tuuliolot {n} :: wind conditions
tuuliperäsin {n} [nautical] :: windvane (used as a rudder for steering)
tuulipoikkeama {n} [ballistics] :: windage (the distance the wind moves the projectile)
tuulipuisto {n} :: A wind farm
tuulipuku {n} :: windbreaker (thin outer coat or suit designed to resist wind chill)
tuulipukukansa {n} [jocular] :: the average folk
tuulipusero {n} :: windbreaker, windcheater (wind-proof jacket)
tuulipussi {n} [aviation] :: windsock, air sock, wind cone (large, conical, open-ended tube designed to indicate wind direction and relative wind speed)
tuuliruusu {n} [meteorology] :: A wind rose
tuulisähkö {n} :: wind power (power generated by wind as primary energy source)
tuulispää {n} [figurative] :: wind (only when used figuratively)
tuulisuus {n} :: windiness (the quality of being windy in the sense "accompanied by wind")
tuulitakki {n} :: windbreaker, windcheater, wind jacket
tuulitunneli {n} :: wind tunnel
tuuliturbiini {n} :: wind turbine
tuuliväänne {n} [aviation, meteorology] :: wind shear
tuuliviiri {n} :: weather vane
tuuliviiri {n} [figuratively] :: weathercock (one who veers with every change of current opinion)
tuulivoima {n} :: wind power (wind power stations as a mass)
tuulivoima {n} :: wind power (power generated by wind as primary energy source)
tuulivoimala {n} :: wind power plant, wind turbine
tuulivyöhyke {n} [meteorology] :: wind zone, wind region
tuulla {vi} [of wind] :: to blow
tuulonen {n} :: diminutive of tuuli
tuulonen {n} :: a puff of wind
tuulonen {n} :: a gentle wind
tuultaa {vt} :: to winnow (separate grain from the chaff with air either by letting wind blow the chaff away or throwing the unwinnowed grain in still air so that grains and chaff land in separate piles)
tuultua {v} :: synonym of tuulettua
tuuma {n} :: thought, idea
tuuma {n} :: inch
tuuma {n} [historical] :: an obsolete Finnish unit of measurement for length corresponding to an inch, equal to 1/24 of a kyynärä or around 24.742 millimeters
tuumailla {v} :: To think, ponder
tuumainen {adj} :: inch, inch dimensioned (having dimensions based on inches instead of metric units)
tuumata {v} :: to think, opine (to be of an opinion)
tuumia {vt} [_, + partitive] :: To think about, consider, reflect (up)on
tuumiskella {v} :: to ponder, to contemplate
tuumori {n} :: tumor
tuunata {v} :: to pimp up (to decorate; to prettify)
tuunata {v} :: to pimp (to excessively customize something, especially a vehicle)
tuunaus {n} :: pimping (process of modifying the looks of something, especially a vehicle)
tuupata {vt} :: To push (a person; once)
tuupata {vt} [slang] :: To bang (have sex)
tuuperruksiin {adv} :: into being swooned, fainted, passed out or stunned
tuuperruksissa {adv} :: swooned, fainted, passed out, stunned
tuuperruttaa {vt} :: to cause (a human) to collapse
tuupertua {vi} [of a human] :: to collapse, to fall
Tuupovaara {prop} :: Tuupovaara (municipality)
tuuppia {vt} :: To jostle, push, elbow
tuura {n} :: A tool for breaking ice, consisting of a heavy chisel-like iron head which is attached to a long wooden handle to allow the use of the tool in standing position
tuuraaminen {n} :: substituting, standing in for
tuurata {vt} [colloquial, + partitive] :: to substitute, sub, stand in for, replace (as a substitute)
Tuure {prop} :: given name
tuuri {n} [colloquial] :: fortune, luck; see also out of luck
tuurijuoppo {n} [colloquial] :: binge drinker, spree drinker (one who occasionally drinks heavily, often several days in a row, but remains sober or almost sober for the rest of the time)
tuurijuoppous {n} :: synonym of kausijuoppous
tuurityö {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of vuorotyö
tuurna {n} :: punch (hard metal rod with a shaped tip at one end and a blunt butt end at the other, which is usually struck by a hammer; used to drive objects, such as nails, or to form an impression of the tip on a workpiece)
tuurna {n} :: mandrel
tuusa {adj} [colloquial] :: Used in genitive as fortifier, especially in the expressions tuusan nuuskana and tuusan nuuskaksi
tuusa {adj} [colloquial, dialectal] :: shattered; only used in translative and essive singular in analogy with previous sense
tuusan {adv} :: totally, completely; see tuusa for usage
tuusannuuska {n} :: alternative form of "tuusan nuuska"; see tuusa
tuusniemeläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Tuusniemi
tuusniemeläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Tuusniemi
Tuusniemi {prop} :: Tuusniemi (municipality)
Tuusula {prop} :: Tuusula (municipality)
tuusulainen {adj} :: alternative form of tuusulalainen
tuusulalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Tuusula
tuut {interj} :: honk
tuutata {v} [onomatopoeia] :: To honk once
tuutia {vt} [colloquial] :: To lull (used normally only of lulling children)
tuutori {n} :: tutor
tuutoroida {v} :: To tutor
tuutorointi {n} :: tutoring
tuuttailla {v} :: to honk (repeatedly)
tuutti {n} :: cone
tuutu {n} [dialectal] :: cradle
tuutua {vi} [childish] :: to sleep
tuutulaulu {n} :: A lullaby
tuututtaa {vt} :: to honk, toot
tuuvinki {n} :: sweetened potato casserole
Tuva {prop} :: Tuva
tuvalu {n} :: Tuvaluan (language)
Tuvalu {prop} :: Tuvalu
tv {n} :: TV, television
TV {n} :: TV (abbreviation for television)
Tver {prop} :: Tver (oblast)
Tver {prop} :: Tver (city/administrative center)
tverinkarjala {n} :: Tver Karelian (dialect of Karelian language)
Tverin Karjala {prop} :: Tverin Karjala (area) where a significant share of population are Tver Karelian
tverinkarjalainen {n} :: Tver Karelian (member of a Karelian ethnic minority in Tver oblast in Russia)
tverinkarjalainen {adj} :: Tver Karelian (of or pertaining to a Karelian ethnic minority in Tver oblast in Russia)
tviitata {v} :: to tweet, to post an update on Twitter
T-viivain {n} [technical drawing] :: T-square (rule with a short perpendicular crosspiece at one end)
tvilli {n} :: twill (type of woven cloth)
tvistata {v} :: alternative form of twistata
tv-kasvo {n} :: a TV figure (person known for appearances on TV)
TV-opas {n} :: TV guide
tv-sarja {n} :: television program, television series, TV series
tweed {n} :: tweed (fabric)
tweedhame {n} :: tweed skirt
tweedkangas {n} :: tweed
tweedkankainen {adj} :: tweedy, tweed- (made of tweed)
tweedtakki {n} :: tweed coat
twiitata {v} :: to tweet, to post an update on Twitter
twist {n} :: twist (dance)
twistata {v} :: to twist (to dance the twist)
twistata {v} :: to play twistaus
twistaus {n} :: twisting (act of dancing twist)
twistaus {n} :: A children's play with a long elastic band. The band is stretched on ankle-to-knee height between two players and one or more other players perform various sets of jumps which involve tricky handling of the band. When done skillfully and with speed the movements of players resemble dance
twisti {n} :: synonym of twistaus (children's play)
twistnaru {n} :: An elastic band used in a children's jumping game called twistaus (twisting)
tyämiäs {n} [colloquial, dialect, sometimes, derogatory] :: deliberate misspelling of työmies
tyap {n} :: Tyap (member of Atyap people)
tyfliitti {n} [pathology, medical terminology] :: typhlitis (inflammation of the blind gut, or caecum)
Tyfon {prop} [Greek mythology] :: Typhon
tyhjä {adj} :: empty
tyhjä {adj} :: blank (free from writing, printing, or marks)
tyhjä {adj} :: void
tyhjä {adj} [typography] :: white; see white space (having no characters)
tyhjä {n} :: nothing
tyhjä {n} :: blank vote
tyhjää täynnä {adj} [idiomatic] :: empty, empty as a pauper's purse
tyhjä joukko {n} :: empty set
tyhjäkatseinen {adj} :: hollow-eyed (having sunken, dark ringed eyes demonstrative of lack of sleep or fear)
tyhjäkäynti {n} :: idling (of an engine: state of running at a slow speed, or out of gear)
tyhjämerkki {n} :: synonym of tyhjätilamerkki
tyhjänaikainen {adj} :: synonym of tyhjänpäiväinen
tyhjänpäiväinen {adj} :: trivial, not worthy
tyhjänpäiväinen {adj} :: pointless
tyhjänpäiväisesti {adv} :: trivially, pointlessly, in a way that does not matter or is not worthy
tyhjän paperin kammo {n} :: writer's block (temporary inability to write)
tyhjäntoimittaja {n} :: idler, loafer, lazybones, good-for-nothing (one who spends their time in inaction)
tyhjäpää {n} [pejorative] :: airhead (having no brain)
tyhjästä {adv} :: from scratch
tyhjästä on paha nyhjäistä {proverb} :: starting from nothing can be very difficult; used especially when one has no money
tyhjäsuoli {n} [anatomy] :: jejunum
tyhjätä {vt} :: To empty
tyhjätasku {n} :: pauper (penniless person)
tyhjä taulu {n} :: tabula rasa
tyhjätilamerkki {n} :: whitespace character, white space (character)
tyhjät tynnyrit kolisevat eniten {proverb} :: empty vessels make the most sound
tyhje {n} :: synonym of tyhjätilamerkki
tyhjemerkki {n} :: synonym of tyhjätilamerkki
tyhjennellä {vt} :: to empty repeatedly
tyhjennys {n} :: emptying
tyhjennys {n} :: exhaustion
tyhjennys {n} :: clearance
tyhjennysmyynti {n} :: A clearance (sale of merchandise at a reduced price with the purpose of selling out the discounted items)
tyhjennyttää {vt} :: to have (something) emptied
tyhjentää {vt} :: to empty, exhaust
tyhjentää takkinsa {v} :: See: fityhjentää takkinsa ("to empty one's coat or jacket")
tyhjentää takkinsa {v} [idiomatic] :: to empty the tank (make the utmost effort)
tyhjentävä {adj} :: exhaustive
tyhjentävästi {adv} :: exhaustively
tyhjentyä {vi} :: to empty (itself)
tyhjetä {vi} :: To become empty
tyhjillään {adv} :: empty
tyhjillään {adv} :: vacated, abandoned, without occupants, unoccupied
tyhjilleen {adv} :: empty, vacated, abandoned, without occupants, unoccupied (to the state of emptiness)
tyhjiltään {adv} :: from being empty, vacated or unoccupied
tyhjiltään {adv} :: while being empty, vacated or unoccupied
tyhjin käsin {phrase} :: empty-handed (having nothing to give)
tyhjin toimin {phrase} :: empty-handed (having failed in a task)
tyhjiö {n} :: vacuum, void
tyhjiöenergia {n} [physics] :: vacuum energy
tyhjiökammio {n} :: vacuum chamber
tyhjiökuivaus {n} :: vacuum drying
tyhjiökypsennys {n} [gastronomy] :: sous-vide (cooking method)
tyhjiöpakkaus {n} :: vacuum packing, vacuum sealing
tyhjiöputki {n} :: vacuum tube
tyhjö {n} :: alternative form of tyhjiö
tyhjyys {n} :: emptiness, void
tyhmä {adj} :: dumb, stupid
tyhmä kuin saapas {adj} [simile] :: dumb as a doornail, thick as a brick
tyhmänrohkea {adj} :: foolhardy
tyhmänrohkeasti {adv} :: foolhardily
tyhmänrohkeus {n} :: foolhardiness
tyhmänylpeä {adj} :: arrogant, haughty
tyhmästi {adv} :: stupidly
tyhmemmin {adv} :: comparative of tyhmästi
tyhmempi {adj} :: comparative of tyhmä
tyhmentää {vt} :: to dumb, make dumber
tyhmentyä {vi} :: to become dumber
tyhmetä {vi} :: To become dumber
tyhmimmin {adv} :: superlative of tyhmästi
tyhmin {adj} :: superlative of tyhmä
tyhmistää {vt} :: to make stupid or stupider
tyhmistellä {vi} :: to act dumb or stupid
tyhmistyä {vi} :: to become stupid or stupider
tyhmyys {n} :: dumbness
tykästyä {vi} :: to take to, to start to like
tykätä {vt} [colloquial + elative] :: to like, to be fond of
tykätä {vt} [colloquial + elative] :: to like, to think
tykinkuula {n} :: cannonball
tykinruoka {n} :: cannon fodder
tykistö {n} [military] :: artillery (unit of the army)
tykistöammunta {n} :: artillery fire
tykistöasema {n} [military] :: artillery emplacement
tykistökeskitys {n} :: bombardment, cannonade (heavy artillery fire, especially one concentrating the fire of several batteries on a relatively small area)
tykistötuli {n} :: shellfire (artillery bombardment)
tykittää {v} :: to cannon (to bombard with cannons)
tykittää {v} :: to cannon (to fire something, especially a ball in a game, rapidly)
tykittää {v} [figuratively] :: to attack verbally, especially sharply and with overwhelming arguments
tykkänään {adv} :: completely, fully, downright
tykki {n} :: gun with a calibre of more than 20 millimeters
tykki {n} [colloquial] :: any gun, such as a pistol or rifle
tykki {n} :: cannon
tykki {n} [in compounds] :: Figuratively, something that may be compared to a gun by e.g. form, function or effectiveness
tykki {n} :: synonym of tykkipitsi
tykkiaukko {n} :: cannon embrasure
tykkijuna {n} :: cannon train
tykkikansi {n} [nautical] :: gun deck
tykkilumi {n} :: artificial snow (snow produced by artificial means, typically using a snow cannon)
tykkimies {n} [military ranks] :: A private in the artillery
tykkimyssy {n} :: a laced cap used by women as part of a traditional Western Finnish costume
tykkipatteri {n} :: gun battery
tykkipitsi {n} :: a certain type of decorative lace with floral patterns, used in a tykkimyssy
tykkiportti {n} [nautical] :: A gunport
tykkitie {n} :: a simple road covered with sand and stones historically used for moving large guns and cannons
tykkitorni {n} :: gun tower
tykkituli {n} :: cannon fire
tykkituli {n} :: artillery fire
tykkivene {n} :: gunboat
tykkivenediplomatia {n} :: gunboat diplomacy
tykky {n} :: snow and rime that accumulates on tree branches and any solid structures in certain climatic conditions
tykky {adj} [dialectal, Southern Ostrobothnia] :: thick, sturdy
tykkylumi {n} :: synonym of tykky
tykö {postp} [of movement, dated or dialectal] :: to, (with a person's home or some such as an object) to ('s place)
tyköä {adv} [dated or dialectal] :: synonym of luota
tyköistuva {adj} [of clothing] :: tight-fitting, snug, skintight, close-fitting, figure-hugging, form-fitting, slinky, tight
tykönä {postp} [static, dated or dialectal] :: at sb's (place), with
tykötarpeet {n} [colloquial] :: accessories, equipment
tykyttää {v} :: to throb, palpitate (to pound or beat rapidly or violently; said especially of the heart)
tykytys {n} :: throbbing, palpitation (action of pounding or beating rapidly or violently; said especially of the heart)
tylli {n} :: bird of the genus Charadrius, especially its type species, the common ringed plover, Charadrius hiaticula
tylli {n} :: tulle (kind of silk lace or light netting, used for veils, etc.)
tylliharso {n} :: tulle gauze
tylpästi {adv} :: in an obtuse or dull way
tylpempi {adj} :: comparative of tylppä
tylpentää {vt} :: to blunt
tylpetä {vi} :: To dull
tylpistää {vt} :: to make blunt or dull
tylpistyä {vi} :: to become blunt or blunter
tylppä {adj} :: blunt (having a thick edge or point, as an instrument)
tylppä {adj} [geometry, botany] :: obtuse
tylppä esine {n} :: blunt instrument (object lacking sharp surfaces, especially as used to cause injury)
tylppägrafiittivalurauta {n} [metallurgy] :: compacted graphite iron
tylppä kulma {n} [geometry] :: obtuse angle
tylppäkulmainen {adj} [geometry] :: obtuse, obtuse-angled (of a triangle, having one obtuse angle)
tylppäkulmainen kolmio {n} :: obtuse triangle (triangle with an obtuse angle)
tylppäkuonokarhu {n} :: short-faced bear
tylppäpyrstömolva {n} :: blue ling (north Atlantic gadiform fish, Molva dypterygia)
tylppyys {n} :: bluntness (the property of being blunt, not sharp)
tylsä {adj} :: dull, blunt
tylsä {adj} :: boring, dull, uninteresting
tylsämielisyys {n} [pathology] :: idiocy
tylsämielisyys {n} :: hebetude, lethargy (extreme dullness of character)
tylsästi {adv} :: boringly
tylsempi {adj} :: comparative of tylsä
tylsentää {vt} :: to blunt, dull
tylsentää {vt} :: to make dull, boring
tylsentyä {vi} :: synonym of tylsyä
tylsetä {vi} :: To become duller, more boring
tylsetä {vi} :: To dull (lose sharpness)
tylsimys {n} :: A boring person
tylsin {adj} :: superlative of tylsä
tylsistää {vt} :: to dull
tylsistyä {vi} :: to become blunt
tylsistyä {vi} :: to get bored
tylsistyttää {vt} :: to make dull, boring
tylsistyttää {vi} [impersonal, partitive + 3rd-pers. singular] :: to be bored
tylstyä {vi} [colloquial] :: alternative form of tylsyä
tylstyttää {v} :: synonym of tylsyttää
tylsyä {vi} :: to become blunt, dull
tylsyttää {vt} :: to blunt, dull
tylsyys {n} :: dullness
tyly {adj} :: rude, harsh
tyly {adj} :: dour
Tylypahka {prop} :: Hogwarts (fictional school in Harry Potter novels)
tylysti {adv} :: harshly, crudely
tymä {n} [archaic or dialectal] :: glue
tymä {n} [aviation, slang] :: bad flying weather
tymi {n} [slang] :: hashish (cannabis extract)
tymidiinikinaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: thymidine kinase
tymiini {n} [genetics, biochemistry] :: thymine
tymoli {n} :: thymol
tymoliftaleiini {n} [chemistry] :: thymolphthalein
tympäännyttää {vt} :: to make (someone) be fed up with something
tympääntyä {vi} :: To be fed up with something
tympääntynyt {adj} :: tired (of something), fed up (with something), weary, bored
tympäistä {vt} [colloquial] :: to vex, irritate
tympeä {adj} :: nauseating, stale, vapid, gross, repulsive
tympeä {adj} :: fed up
tympeä {adj} [physiology] :: (about blood) containing little oxygen
tympeästi {adv} :: in a stale, vapid or nauseating way
tympeyttää {vt} :: to make (more) stale, nauseating or vapid
tympeytyä {vi} :: To become nauseating
tympeytyä {vi} :: To be fed up with something
tympiä {v} [colloquial] :: to irritate, to annoy, to vex
tynkä {n} :: stump, stub
tynkä {n} [as modifier in compound terms] :: snub
tynkäkisat {n} [sports] :: a competition in which only a minority of the usual teams participate
tynkämuura {n} :: spot-winged antshrike
tynnyreittäin {adv} :: in barrels, by the barrel
tynnyri {n} :: barrel
tynnyri {n} :: keg
tynnyri {n} [historical] :: unit of measure for volume equivalent to around 146.5 litres or 164.9 litres for dry things
tynnyriholvi {n} [architecture] :: barrel vault
tynnyrikotelo {n} :: puparium
tynnyrinala {n} [historical] :: unit of measure for area equivalent to 4,936.38 square metres
tynnyrintekijä {n} :: cooper (cratftsman who makes and repairs barrels)
tynnyriolut {n} :: draft, draft beer [US]; draught, draught beer
työ {n} :: work (labour, employment, occupation, job)
työ {n} :: work (effort expended on a particular task)
työ {n} :: work (physics: mechanics and thermodynamics)
työ {n} :: work (artistic or intellectual production)
työ {n} :: work (place of work)
työ {n} :: job
työ {pron} [personal, dialectal] :: you (plural; in archaic English: ye)
työaamu {n} :: work morning
työaika {n} :: working time
työaika {n} :: working hours
työaikakello {n} :: work time clock, time clock
työajanseurantalaite {n} :: work time tracking device
työala {n} :: working field, theme of work
työansio {n} [chiefly in plural] :: work earnings, work income
työapu {n} :: help for work
työase {n} :: duty weapon, work weapon
työasema {n} :: workstation
työasento {n} :: working posture
työasia {n} :: work matter, business matter
työasiamies {n} :: a local official running a public employment service
työasu {n} :: uniform, workwear (uniform used while working)
työehto {n} :: labor condition, employment condition, working condition
työehtosopimus {n} :: collective agreement, collective labor agreement
työeläke {n} :: employment pension, occupation pension
työeläketunnus {n} :: A 1960s term for henkilötunnus (social security number)
työelämä {n} :: working life
työeste {n} :: impediment (to attend something) caused by work
työhaalari {n} [usually, in plural] :: coveralls designed specifically for work, used sometimes to underline the difference to other kinds of overalls
työhaalari {n} [usually, in plural, colloquial] :: any kind of clothing worn for any kind of work
työhaastattelu {n} :: job interview
työhakemisto {n} [computing] :: working directory
työhakemus {n} :: job application
työharjoittelu {n} :: practical training (for later occupation at work)
työharjoittelu {n} :: work experience (short unpaid period of time at a workplace, to gain experience of a working environment)
työhäviö {n} [figurative, sports] :: defeat (not necessarily outright defeat)
työhevonen {n} :: workhorse, draught horse
työhistoria {n} :: work history, employment history
työhönopastaja {n} :: workplace mentor
työhönopastus {n} :: workplace mentoring
työhönottaja {n} :: recruiter
työhöntulo {n} :: recruitment, coming into work
työhöntulotarkastus {n} :: pre-recruitment examination
työhönvalmennus {n} :: job training
työhousut {n} :: work trousers
työhullu {n} :: workaholic
työhuone {n} :: study (room)
työhuonekunta {n} :: A sub-branch of a local union. (A local union is a local branch of a trade union
työhygieenikko {n} :: occupational hygienist
työhygieeninen {adj} :: occupational hygienic
työhygienia {n} :: occupational hygiene
työhypoteesi {n} :: working hypothesis
työihminen {n} :: worker, work person, employee
työikä {n} :: working age
työikäinen {adj} :: working-age (being of the age in which one may be expected to work)
työilmasto {n} :: work climate
työintensiivinen {adj} :: labor-intensive, labour-intensive, work-intensive
työinto {n} :: passion for work
työ- ja elinkeinoministeriö {n} :: The Ministry of Employment and the Economy of Finland
työjakso {n} :: work period, duty period
työjärjestö {n} :: labor organization
työjärjestys {n} :: rules of procedure, order of business, order of the day, parliamentary procedure
työjärjestyspuheenvuoro {n} :: point of order
työjuhta {n} :: beast of burden, working animal
työjuhta {n} [figuratively] :: workhorse (anyone or anything that does a lot of work)
työjuna {n} :: work train
työkalu {n} :: tool
työkalupakki {n} :: A tool box
työkalupalkki {n} [graphical user interface] :: toolbar
työkalusarja {n} :: A toolkit
työkalusto {n} :: collection or set of tools
työkaluteräs {n} [metallurgy] :: tool steel
työkaluvihje {n} [graphical user interface] :: tooltip
työkaluvyö {n} :: holster (belt with loops or slots)
työkansa {n} :: synonym of työväki
työkappale {n} :: workpiece
työkäsine {n} :: work glove
työkausi {n} :: working period
työkaveri {n} :: workmate, coworker, colleague, associate
työkenttä {n} :: area of work, scope of work
työkeskus {n} :: employment center
työkeskus {n} :: synonym of setlementti
työkeskusliike {n} :: synonym of setlementtiliike
työkieli {n} :: working language
työkierto {n} :: work rotation, job rotation
työkiire {n} :: something work-related that occupies one's time
työkimalainen {n} :: worker bumblebee
työkirja {n} :: workbook
työkkäri {n} [colloquial] :: job center, job centre, employment agency
työkohde {n} :: job site, work site
työkokeilu {n} :: job trail
työkokemus {n} :: occupational experience
työkokous {n} :: working meeting, work meeting, workshop
työkomennus {n} :: secondment
työkomennuskunta {n} [military] :: fatigue party
työkone {n} :: any machine used for work
työkunta {n} :: work group, group of workers, crew
työkunto {n} :: fitness for work
työkuntoinen {adj} :: having the fitness for work, in shape to work
työkuorma {n} :: workload
työkustannus {n} [usually, in plural] :: labor cost, work cost
työkyky {n} :: work capacity, capacity to work, ability to work
työkykyinen {adj} :: able-bodied (fit to work)
työkykyisyys {n} :: the quality or property of being able-bodied or fit to work, work capacity
työkyvytön {adj} :: unable to work, unfit to work, incapable for work
työkyvyttömyys {n} :: incapacity for work
työkyvyttömyysaste {n} :: degree of work incapacity or invalidity
työkyvyttömyyseläke {n} :: disability pension (pension paid on the grounds that the beneficiary is physically or mentally unable to support oneself)
työkyvyttömyyspäivä {n} :: day of incapacity for work
työlääketiede {n} :: occupational medicine, labor medicine
työläästi {adv} :: laboriously, painstakingly, in a cumbersome way
työläinen {n} :: worker (working man)
työläinen {n} :: worker (sterile social insect)
työläinen {n} [political] :: proletarian
työläinen {n} [in compounds] :: workers'
työläis- {prefix} :: As a modifier in compound words, of or pertaining to workers
työläisasunto {n} :: worker's home, worker's house (residence of a person or people in the working class)
työläiskaupunginosa {n} :: a working-class area in a city (like a neighborhood)
työläs {adj} :: arduous
työlästyä {vi} [+ illative] :: to get tired of, to grow impatient or weary of
työlästyä {vi} :: to become arduous or more arduous
työlästyttää {vt} :: to make grow impatient or weary, to tire
työlästyttää {vi} [impersonal] :: to be tired of
työlaulu {n} :: work song
työleiri {n} :: labour camp [UK], labor camp [US], prison camp
työleveys {n} :: working width, operating width
työliike {n} :: movement, motion or other such physical action made while working
työliike {n} :: an actuation (of an engine)
työlista {n} :: worksheet, agenda
työllistää {v} :: to employ (make employed, give work to)
työllistäminen {n} :: employing (making employed)
työllistettävyys {n} :: employability (state or quality of being employable)
työllistyä {vi} :: to become employed
työllistyminen {n} :: The act of becoming employed
työllistymismahdollisuus {n} :: employment opportunity
työllisyys {n} :: employment (the number or percentage of people at work)
työllisyystyö {n} :: work for the sake of keeping employment high
työlupa {n} :: work permit
työmaa {n} :: worksite
työmaa-alue {n} :: worksite area, construction site area
työmaa-asunto {n} :: worksite accommodation, construction site accommodation
työmaakypärä {n} :: hard hat (construction helmet)
työmäärä {n} :: amount of work
työmääräraha {n} :: allowance or budget for work on a specific target
työmääräys {n} :: work order
työmaaruokala {n} :: worksite canteen
työmahdollisuus {n} :: job opportunity
työmarkkinajärjestö {n} :: labor market organization (an organization that represents employers or employees in issues related to their labor market interests)
työmarkkinakelpoisuus {n} :: employability (state or quality of being employable)
työmarkkinaosapuoli {n} [usually, in plural] :: social partner (in a labor market)
työmarkkinapolitiikka {n} :: labor market policy
työmarkkinat {n} :: labor market
työmarkkinatilanne {n} :: labor market conditions
työmarkkinatuki {n} [legal, Finland] :: labor market support ("official" translation used by the Ministry of Labor); a social benefit paid to an unemployed person who is not entitled to ordinary unemployment benefits due to insufficient history of employment or extended (more than 500 days) period of unemployment
työmatka {n} :: commute, trip to work or back
työmatka {n} :: business trip
työmatkajuna {n} :: commuter train
työmatkalainen {n} :: commuter
työmehiläinen {n} :: worker bee
työmenetelmä {n} :: working method
työmies {n} :: a workman, laborer
työministeri {n} :: minister of labor
työministeriö {n} :: The former Ministry of Labour of Finland, now part of the työ- ja elinkeinoministeriö
työministeriö {n} :: A similar ministry in another country
työmoraali {n} :: work ethic
työmuisti {n} :: short-term memory, working memory
työmuisti {n} [computing] :: working memory
työmuurahainen {n} :: worker ant
työmyyrä {n} [figuratively] :: hard worker, workhorse
työnäky {n} :: work vision (especially in a religious context)
työnäkymä {n} [usually, in plural] :: job prospect
työnäkymä {n} :: working view
työn alla {adv} :: in the making, on the go
työnantaja {n} :: employer
työnantajajärjestö {n} :: Employers' organization, employers' association, employers' federation (association of employers representing them in their dealings with trade unions)
työnanto {n} :: assignment, work assignment
työnanto {n} :: providing employment
työnarkomaani {n} :: A workaholic
työnarkomaaninen {adj} :: workaholic
työnarviointi {n} :: job evaluation
työnäyte {n} :: work sample, work piece, work demonstration
työnäytös {n} :: (public) work demonstration
työnfysiologia {n} :: work physiology
työnhakija {n} :: job applicant, jobseeker
työnhaku {n} :: job search, finding a job, job hunting
työni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of työ
työnilo {n} :: zeal for or pleasure of working
työnimi {n} :: working title
työnimike {n} :: job title
työnjako {n} [economics] :: division of labour (separation of work into different categories or tasks)
työnjako {n} :: division of work
työnjohtaja {n} :: A foreman [leader of a work crew]
työnjohto {n} :: labor management, labor supervision
työnjohto-oikeus {n} :: management powers (of an employer)
työnkuva {n} :: job description
työnkuvaus {n} :: job description
työnnältää {vt} [rare or dialectal] :: synonym of työntää
työnnellä {vt} :: to push around
työnohjaaja {n} :: work supervisor
työnohjaus {n} :: professional guidance
työnohjaus {n} :: supervision of work, clinical supervision
työnopastaja {n} :: workplace mentor
työnopastus {n} :: workplace mentoring
työnormi {n} :: labor standard
työnsä {n} :: third-person possissive form of työ
työnsaanti {n} :: access to employment, getting employment
työnseisaus {n} :: work stoppage, strike
työnsulku {n} :: alternative form of työsulku
työntää {vt} :: To push
työntää nenänsä {v} [idiomatic, + illative] :: to stick one's nose into
työntäyteinen {adj} :: filled with work; busy; workful
työntäytyä {v} :: synonym of työntyä
työntekijä {n} :: An employee
työntekijäjärjestö {n} :: workers' organization
työnteko {n} :: working (the act of working, as in being employed)
työntekopaikka {n} :: place of work
työntö {n} :: thrust, push
työntöalus {n} :: towboat
työntökärry {n} :: pushcart
työntökärryt {n} :: barrow, trolley
työntökytkye {n} :: A convoy of a towboat and a barge
työntömitta {n} :: vernier caliper (measuring instrument)
työntösiirros {n} [geology] :: thrust fault
työntouhu {n} [chiefly in locational cases] :: work
työntövoima {n} :: thrust
työntövoima {n} :: propulsion
työntutkija {n} :: person doing work study
työntutkimus {n} :: work study
työntyä {vi} :: to push oneself
työntyä {vi} :: to penetrate
työnvälitys {n} :: labor intermediation (chiefly state-owned services in which one can find employment)
työnvälitystoimisto {n} :: employment agency (organization that matches employers to employees)
työnvalvoja {n} :: work supervisor or overseer
työohje {n} :: work instruction, operating instruction
työohjelma {n} :: work program
työoikeus {n} :: labor law, employment law
työolosuhteet {n} :: working conditions
työolot {n} :: working conditions
työosuus {n} :: share or part of a work
työosuuskunta {n} :: worker cooperative
työpäällikkö {n} :: work leader, work manager
työpaikka {n} :: A workplace
työpaikka {n} :: A situation (position of employment)
työpaikka {n} :: A position (employment)
työpaikkademokratia {n} :: workplace democracy
työpaikkahaastattelu {n} :: job interview
työpaikkahakemus {n} :: job application
työpaikkahenki {n} :: spirit in the workplace
työpaikkailmoitus {n} :: want ad, job advertisement
työpaikkakiusaaja {n} :: workplace bully, workplace harasser
työpaikkakiusaaminen {n} :: workplace bullying
työpaikkakoulutus {n} :: on-the-job training
työpaikkalääkäri {n} :: occupational physician
työpaikkaliikunta {n} :: workplace sports, workplace exercise
työpaikkamusiikki {n} :: workplace music
työpaikkarakkaus {n} :: workplace love
työpaikkaruokailu {n} :: corporate catering, workplace catering
työpaikkaruokala {n} :: company canteen
työpaikkashoppailu {n} [colloquial] :: job-hopping
työpaikkasyrjintä {n} :: workplace discrimination
työpaikkatupakointi {n} :: workplace smoking
työpaine {n} :: working pressure
työpaine {n} :: workplace pressure, work pressure (on one's life)
työpäivä {n} :: A workday (those days of a week in which work is done)
työpäivä {n} :: A workday (that part of a day in which work is done)
työpaja {n} :: workshop
työpakko {n} :: requisitioning of labor or work
työpalkka {n} :: salary, renumeration
työpalvelu {n} :: labor service, work service
työpalvelus {n} :: work period of civilian (non-military) service
työpanos {n} :: labor input
työpaperi {n} :: working paper, worksheet
työperäinen {adj} :: occupational
työperäisyys {n} :: the quality of being occupational (such as of a disease)
työpiirustus {n} :: working drawing
työpinta {n} :: work surface
työpiste {n} :: workstation, workstead, workplace (physical place for a single person to work)
työpituus {n} :: working length, work length
työpöytä {n} :: desk
työpöytä {n} :: worktable
työpöytä {n} [graphical user interface] :: desktop
työpöytäympäristö {n} [computing, graphical user interface] :: desktop environment
työprosessi {n} :: work process
työpsykologia {n} :: occupational psychology, industrial psychology
työpuku {n} :: working uniform, working clothes, workwear
työpusero {n} :: work jacket, work sweater
työputki {n} :: a non-stop working period, a working period with consecutive full days
työrajoite {n} :: work restriction, medical restriction
työrasitus {n} :: job strain, work strain, work stress
työrauha {n} :: industrial peace (state of abstention from industrial action such as strikes or lock-outs)
työrauha {n} :: peace and quiet for working or studying
työrauhavelvoite {n} :: obligation of industrial peace
työreformi {n} :: labor reform (controversial program proposed by Finland's Centre Party in the beginning of the 1990s as a reaction to a deep economic recession, consisting of a range of measures to increase the flexibility of the labor market, or to deprive workers from their rights, depending on the point of view)
työreki {n} :: work sled
työriita {n} :: labor dispute
työrikos {n} :: labor crime, a crime committed by the employer such as labor exploitation
työrukkanen {n} :: work mitt (heavy duty mitt for work)
työrukkanen {n} :: henchman, right-hand man (trusted assistant)
työrupeama {n} :: instance of working, piece of work
työruuhka {n} :: surge of work, peak in work, surge of activity
työryhmä {n} :: working group, workgroup (any more or less formal team working for joint purpose, often established for a limited purpose for a defined period of time)
työryhmä {n} :: working committee (as above, but usually in a more formal context)
työryhmäverkko {n} [computing] :: workgroup (computer network created for use by groups of people working together (workgroups))
työrytmi {n} :: work pattern, work rhythm
työsaarto {n} :: a type of strike in which employees refuse to work for a specific company or companies
työsaavutus {n} :: work achievement
työsarka {n} [figuratively] :: work to do, work to be done
työselite {n} :: description of or guide to work, work specification
työselitys {n} :: work description, job description
työselkkaus {n} :: labor dispute
työsi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of työ
työsiirtola {n} :: labor colony, penal colony
työskennellä {vi} :: to work (to do non-specific tasks)
työskentelevä {adj} :: working
työskentely {n} :: work, working, effort (work as ongoing, relatively long-term action)
työskentelykausi {n} :: employment period
työskentelylupa {n} [legal] :: A work permit (legal authorization to work)
työskentelypinta {n} :: working surface
työskentelytapa {n} :: way or method of working
työsopimus {n} :: employment contract, contract of employment
työsopimusaika {n} :: duration of employment contract
työsopimussuhde {n} :: contractual employment relationship
työsopimussuhteinen {adj} :: with a contractual employment relationship
työssäkäyntialue {n} :: commuting area, employment area
työssä käyvä {adj} :: alternative spelling of työssäkäyvä
työssäkäyvä {adj} :: working (in paid employment)
työssäoppiminen {n} :: on-the-job learning
työstää {v} :: to machine, work, tool
työstämisvaihe {n} :: recoil phase (of trauma)
työstämisvaihe {n} :: elaboration phase (of software development)
työstettävyys {n} :: workability
työstö {n} :: machining
työstökone {n} :: A machine tool
työstöpenkki {n} :: workbench
työstörata {n} [machining] :: toolpath
työsuhde {n} [legal] :: employment (the status of being employed; the rights and obligations following thereof)
työsuhde {n} :: employment relationship
työsuhdeasunto {n} :: accommodation or residence provided by an employer for an employee or employees
työsuhdeauto {n} :: company car
työsuhdelippu {n} :: employee ticket
työsuhdematkalippu {n} :: employee travel ticket
työsulku {n} :: lockout (labor disruption where management refuses to allow workers into work)
työsuojelu {n} :: occupational safety and health (activities aimed at protecting the safety, health and welfare of people engaged in work or employment)
työsuojeluasiamies {n} :: occupational safety and health agent or official
työsuojeluneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the seventh rank granted by the President of Finland to people who have furthered progress in the field of occupational safety and health
työsuojelupäällikkö {n} :: (occupational) safety and health manager
työsuojelutarkastaja {n} :: occupational safety and health inspector
työsuojelutarkastus {n} :: occupational safety and health inspection
työsuojelutoimikunta {n} :: work health and safety committee
työsuojeluvaltuutettu {n} :: (occupational) safety representative, safety rep, health and safety representative (person elected by employees to represent them vis-à-vis (in dealings with) management and the authorities in all issues concerning health and safety at work)
työsuojeluyhteistoiminta {n} :: cooperation on occupational safety and health
työsuoritus {n} :: employee service, work service, work performance
työsuunnitelma {n} :: work plan
työsyvyys {n} :: working depth
työtaakka {n} :: workload
työtahti {n} :: work rate, rate of work
työtaistelu {n} :: industrial action [UK], job action [US]
työtaistelurahasto {n} :: industrial action fund
työtaistelutoimi {n} :: an industrial action, a collective action
työtakki {n} :: smock, overall
työtapa {n} :: method, technique
työtapa {n} :: type of cycle of an engine
työtapaturma {n} :: work accident, workplace accident, occupational accident, accident at work
työtapaturmavakuutus {n} :: workers' compensation
työtarmo {n} :: work energy, work drive, work vigor
työtarvike {n} :: piece of work equipment, working tool
työtaso {n} :: desktop (top part of a desk)
työtaso {n} :: countertop, worktop (in a kitchen)
työtätekevä {adj} :: working (in paid employment)
työtätekevä {adj} [politics] :: working (belonging to working class)
työtätekevä {adj} [politics] :: In plural (työtätekevät), the working class
työtauko {n} :: work break
työteho {n} :: work efficiency, work productivity
työtehtävä {n} :: assignment, task
työ tekijäänsä kiittää {proverb} :: a good deed is its own reward
työteliäs {adj} :: industrious, hardworking, diligent
työteline {n} :: working rack
työteline {n} :: work scaffold
työtempo {n} :: working tempo
työterapeutti {n} :: occupational therapist
työterapia {n} :: occupational therapy
työterveys {n} :: occupational health
työterveysasema {n} :: a facility offering occupational healthcare
työterveyshuolto {n} :: occupational health care
työtila {n} :: workspace, workplace (area or space for one to work in)
työtila {n} [computing, graphical user interface] :: workspace
työtilaisuus {n} :: job opportunity
työtilanne {n} :: work situation
työtodistus {n} [legal] :: a testimonial, letter of reference, proof of employment (written statement given by an employer to an employee stating certain facts of the employment and possibly containing an assessment)
työtodistus {n} [computing, cryptocurrency] :: proof of work
työtön {adj} :: unemployed, jobless
työtön {n} :: An unemployed person
työtoveri {n} :: coworker, associate, colleague, workmate
työtoverukset {n} :: work buddies
työtoveruus {n} :: the quality of being coworkers or workmates
työttömyys {n} :: unemployment, joblessness
työttömyysaste {n} :: unemployment rate (share of unemployed in workforce, usually expressed as percentage)
työttömyyseläke {n} :: unemployment pension
työttömyysetuus {n} :: unemployment benefit
työttömyyskausi {n} :: unemployment period
työttömyyskorvaus {n} :: unemployment benefit, unemployment allowance
työttömyyspäiväraha {n} :: unemployment daily allowance (an amount paid daily to an unemployed person)
työttömyysturva {n} :: unemployment benefit (money paid to the unemployed)
työttömyystyö {n} :: public work offered to combat unemployment
työttömyysvakuutus {n} :: unemployment insurance (insurance against loss of earnings during the time of unemployment)
työtulo {n} :: labor income, work earnings
työtulos {n} :: work result
työtulos {n} :: work output
työtunti {n} :: working hour, hour worked
työtuoli {n} :: office chair, work chair
työtuomioistuin {n} :: labor court, labor tribunal
työtupa {n} [historical] :: a type of school where children were taught crafts instead of reading or such skills
työtupa {n} :: a facility offering activities, such as crafts, to mentally handicapped people
työturma {n} :: work accident, workplace accident (especially one with casualties)
työturvallisuus {n} :: occupational safety
työtyytyväisyys {n} :: job satisfaction
työura {n} :: working career, professional career, career
työurakka {n} :: work project, contract work
työuupumus {n} :: (work) burnout
työvaate {n} [in plural] :: piece of working clothing; working clothes
työvaatteet {n} :: work clothes, working clothes
työvaatteet {n} :: workwear
työväenaate {n} :: synonym of sosialismi
työväenasunto {n} :: workers' home, workers' housing
työväenjuhla {n} :: workers' celebration
työväenkulttuuri {n} :: workers' culture
työväenkysymys {n} :: labour worker question, labour worker issue (social issue regarding labour workers)
työväenliike {n} :: labor movement
työväenluokka {n} [economics] :: working class
työväenopisto {n} :: An adult education center faintly resembling a community college, providing adult education in a wide variety of topics but without any degrees or certificates. The programs are open for everyone, usually for a small fee
työväenperinne {n} :: labor tradition, workers' tradition
työväenpuolue {n} :: Labour Party
työväentalo {n} :: people's house (leisure and cultural centre built with the intention of making art and cultural appreciation available to the working classes)
työväenyhdistys {n} :: A workers' association founded by and working for the benefit of workers in its area of operation
työväestö {n} :: working population, workers collectively
työvaihe {n} :: operation, phase of work
työväki {n} :: workforce, workers as a collective
työväki {n} :: The genitive form of the word, työväen, is used in compound terms in the sense pertaining to the workers or working class. May be translated as labour, workers, or blue-collar
työvalaisin {n} :: work lamp
työvalaistus {n} :: work lighting
työväline {n} :: tool, utensil
työvaliokunta {n} [management] :: executive committee (executive committee of an organization or parliamentary group or subcommittee of a board authorized to make some decisions on behalf of the entire board)
työvara {n} :: margin or allowance for working or machining
työväsymys {n} :: work fatigue
työvauhti {n} :: working pace, working speed
työvelvoite {n} :: work obligation
työvelvollisuus {n} :: obligation to work
työvelvollisuus {n} :: work responsibility
työvene {n} :: work boat
työvierailu {n} :: working visit
työviihtyvyys {n} :: work satisfaction, job satisfaction
työviikko {n} :: working week, workweek
työvire {n} :: fitness for work, condition to work
työvoima {n} :: labor force, labour force, labour, manpower, workforce
työvoimapolitiikka {n} :: labor market policy
työvoimapula {n} [economics] :: labor shortage (condition in which there are insufficient qualified candidates to fill the demand for labor)
työvoimatoimisto {n} :: job center, job centre, employment agency (A local branch of the Finnish työ- ja elinkeinoministeriö (Ministry of Employment and the Economy) that acts as employment agency, administrates public unemployment benefits and organizes vocational training, activation programs and counceling for the unemployed. The Ministry seems to prefer the English translation "TE Office" in their communication.)
työvoitto {n} :: labor victory
työvuoro {n} :: shift (working period)
työvuorolista {n} :: duty roster
työvuoroluettelo {n} :: work schedule, duty roster
työvuosi {n} :: work year
työyhteenliittymä {n} :: joint venture, consortium
työyhteisö {n} :: [your/one's] colleagues, workplace, at work
työyksikkö {n} :: work unit
työympäristö {n} :: working environment, working conditions
typäkkä {adj} [botany, of leaves] :: truncate (with a squared-off end)
typäs {n} :: alternative form of tupas
typekäs {adj} :: nitrogenous
typensidonta {n} :: nitrogen fixation
typensitoja {n} :: nitrogen fixer
typensitojabakteeri {n} :: nitrogen-fixing bacterium
typerä {adj} :: stupid, dumb
typerä {adj} :: lame
typerä {adj} :: silly
typerämpi {adj} :: comparative of typerä
typerästi {adv} :: stupidly, dumbly
typerin {adj} :: superlative of typerä
typerryksiin {adv} :: into being stupefied or dazzled
typerryksissä {adv} :: stupefied, dazzled
typerryksistä {adv} :: from being stupefied or dazzled
typerryttää {vt} :: to stupefy, to doze, to daze, to baffle
typertyä {vi} :: to be stupefied, to be dazzled
typerys {n} :: fool, stupid, idiot
typeryys {n} :: foolishness, stupidity
typettää {vt} :: to nitrogenize, to add nitrogen into
-typia {suffix} :: -type
-typia {suffix} :: -typy
typistää {vt} :: to truncate
typistyä {vi} :: to be truncated
typö {adv} :: completely, totally; only in the expression typö tyhjä ("completely empty")
typografi {n} :: typographer
typografia {n} :: typography
typografinen {adj} :: typographical (pertaining to typography or printing)
typologi {n} :: typologist
typologia {n} :: typology
typologinen {adj} :: typological
typösen {adv} :: completely; used as intensifier with the adjective tyhjä (empty)
typötyhjä {adj} :: completely empty
typpi {n} :: nitrogen
typpiatomi {n} :: nitrogen atom
typpibakteeri {n} :: nitrobacterium
typpidioksidi {n} [inorganic compound] :: nitrogen dioxide, NO2
typpihapoke {n} [inorganic compound] :: nitrous acid
typpihappo {n} [chemistry] :: nitric acid
typpikaasu {n} :: nitrogen gas
typpilannoite {n} :: nitrogen fertiliser, nitrogen fertilizer, nitrogenous fertiliser, nitrogenous fertilizer
typpilannoitus {n} :: nitrogen fertilizer
typpimonoksidi {n} :: nitrogen monoxide
typpinarkoosi {n} :: nitrogen narcosis
typpioksidi {n} [chemistry] :: nitric oxide
typpioksiduuli {n} [inorganic chemistry] :: nitrous oxide, N2O
typpiryhmä {n} [chemistry] :: nitrogen group
typpitetraoksidi {n} [chemistry] :: dinitrogen tetroxide
typpiyhdiste {n} :: nitrogen compound
typy {n} :: babe, hottie
typykkä {n} :: babe, chick
tyrä {n} [pathology] :: A hernia
tyräkki {n} :: spurge (plant of the genus Euphorbia)
tyräkkikirppa {n} :: large flax flea beetle, Aphthona euphorbiae
tyramiini {n} [chemistry] :: tyramine
tyranni {n} :: tyrant
tyranni {n} :: tyrant flycatcher; any passerine bird in the family Tyrannidae
tyrannia {n} :: tyranny
tyrannilisko {n} :: tyrannosaur
tyrannimainen {adj} :: tyrannous, tyrannical
tyrannimaisesti {adv} :: tyrannically
tyrannisoida {vt} :: To tyrannize
tyrannisoida {vt} :: To browbeat (to bully in an intimidating way)
tyrannius {n} :: tyranny
tyrannoida {v} :: alternative form of tyrannisoida
tyrävyö {n} :: truss, hernia truss
tyrehdyksiin {adv} :: into being dried up
tyrehdyksissä {adv} :: dried up
tyrehdyttää {v} :: to staunch, stem (to stop something from flowing)
tyrehdyttäminen {n} :: stopping something from flowing; arresting, staunching, stemming, cutting off
tyrehtyä {vi} :: to dry up (to stop flowing)
tyreoidiitti {n} [pathology] :: thyroiditis
tyriä {vt} [colloquial] :: to screw up, to mess up
tyristori {n} :: thyristor
tyrkätä {vt} :: to prod, to push, to nudge
tyrkkiä {v} :: To jostle, push, elbow
tyrkyllä {adv} [colloquial] :: synonym of tarjolla
tyrkylle {adv} [colloquial] :: synonym of tarjolle
tyrkyttää {vt} :: To foist, ply, force (something on someone or something) with persistence, be pushy in offering
tyrkyttäytyä {vi} :: to foist or ply oneself, to act pushy
tyrmä {n} :: dungeon
tyrmä {adj} [dialectal] :: stiff, harsh, unfriendly, wretched, poor
tyrmäävä {adj} :: stunning
tyrmätä {vt} :: To stun, knock out
tyrmätä {v} [of a suggestion, idea, emotion, achievement, etc.] :: to reject, belittle or dismiss; to cast doubt upon; to debunk
tyrmäys {n} :: knockout
tyrmäysase {n} :: stun gun
tyrmäysisku {n} :: knockout blow, Sunday punch (devastating blow)
tyrmäystippa {n} [chiefly plural] :: knockout drop (drug used by criminals to incapacitate a victim by adding a few drops in his/her drink)
tyrmistyä {vi} :: to be dismayed
tyrmistyttää {vt} :: To consternate, dumbfound/dumfound, stun, bewilder, shock
Tyrnävä {prop} :: Tyrnävä (municipality)
tyrnäväläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Tyrnävä
tyrnäväläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Tyrnävä
tyrni {n} :: common sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides)
tyrni {n} :: sea buckthorn, sea-buckthorn (any plant of the genus Hippophae)
tyrnimarja {n} :: sea buckthorn berry
tyroksiini {n} :: thyroxine
Tyros {prop} :: Tyros (ancient city-state)
Tyros {prop} :: Tyros (port city/capital)
tyrosiini {n} [amino acid] ::  tyrosine
tyrosinaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: tyrosinase
Tyrrhenanmeri {prop} :: The Tyrrhenian Sea
tyrskähdellä {vt} :: to repeatedly burst out (such as into laughter)
tyrskähtää {vi} :: to burst out once (such as into laughter)
tyrske {n} :: surge, roil, splash
tyrskiä {vi} :: to splash, to billow, to roil
tyrskiä {vi} :: to giggle
tyrskinä {n} :: alternative form of tyrskintä
tyrskintä {n} :: splashing, roiling, surging
tyrskyaallokko {n} :: surf, breaker, breaking wave
tyrskyaalto {n} :: breaking wave, breaker
tyrskykahlaaja {n} :: surfbird (small wading bird, Aphriza virgata, endemic to the northwestern parts of North America)
tyrskytä {vi} :: synonym of tyrskiä
tyskäläinen {n} [dialectal, Kven] :: German
tyssähtää {v} [colloquial] :: synonym of tyssätä
tyssätä {v} :: to swage
tyssätä {v} [colloquial] :: to be stymied, to be thwarted
tyssätä {v} [colloquial] :: to deny, to reject
tytär {n} :: daughter
tytärkortti {n} [computing] :: daughtercard
tytärlevy {n} [computing] :: daughterboard
tytärpuoli {n} :: stepdaughter
tytäryhtiö {n} :: subsidiary, daughter company
tytinä {n} :: alternative form of tutina
tytistä {v} :: alternative form of tutista
tytötellä {vt} :: to call someone a girl
tyttäreni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of tytär
tyttärenne {n} :: second-person plural possissive form of tytär
tyttärenpoika {n} :: son of someone's daughter; grandson
tyttärensä {n} :: third-person possissive form of tytär
tyttärentytär {n} :: daughter of someone's daughter; granddaughter
tyttäresi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of tytär
tytti {n} [dialectal] :: girl
Tytti {prop} :: given name
tyttö {n} :: girl
tyttö {n} :: daughter
tyttöaika {n} :: girlhood [childhood of a girl]
tyttöbakteeri {n} [childish] :: cootie, girl germ (imaginary germ that the girls are supposed to have, used as a pretence to avoid their company or just to make a fuss about nothing)
tyttöbändi {n} [music] :: girl band, girl group
tyttöenergia {n} :: girl power
tyttöhapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula puellaris
tyttökissa {n} :: girl cat
tyttökoira {n} :: girl dog
tyttökoulu {n} :: girls' school
tyttölapsi {n} :: girl child
tyttömäinen {adj} :: girlish
tyttömäisesti {adv} :: girlishly
tyttömäisyys {n} :: girlishness
tyttönen {n} :: diminutive of tyttö
tyttönen {n} :: little girl
tyttöni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of tyttö
tyttönimi {n} :: maiden name
tyttöoppilas {n} :: girl student, girl pupil
tyttöparka {n} :: poor girl
tyttöpöpö {n} :: synonym of tyttöbakteeri
tyttövauva {n} :: baby girl
tyttöystävä {n} :: girlfriend
tyttöystäväni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of tyttöystävä
tyttöystäväsi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of tyttöystävä
tyty {n} [Internet slang] :: girl
tytyilijä {n} [Internet slang] :: one who cross-dresses as a girl
tytyillä {v} [Internet slang] :: to cross-dress as a girl
tyvekäs {adj} [forestry] :: buttressed
tyven {adj} :: [of wind] calm
tyven {adj} [uncommon] :: synonym of tyyni
tyven {n} :: a calm spot
tyventyä {vi} :: to become calm
tyvetä {vi} :: synonym of tyyntyä
tyvetä {vt} :: to remove something off the stem of a tree
tyvi {n} :: foot (lowest part of a longish object)
tyvi {n} [botany] :: crown, collar (part of a plant where the root and stem meet)
tyvi {n} :: beam (principal stem of an antler)
tyvi {n} [linguistics] :: stem (main part of an uninflected word to which affixes may be added to form inflections of the word)
tyvi {n} [heraldry] :: base (lower part of the field)
tyvi {n} [modifier] :: basal, base
tyvimukula {n} :: corm (short, vertical, swollen underground stem of a plant that serves as a storage organ to enable the plant to survive adverse conditions)
tyvipiste {n} [heraldry] :: nombril point (point mid-way between the bottom and centre of the shield)
tyvisolu {n} [cytology] :: basal cell
tyvisolusyöpä {n} [pathology] :: basal cell carcinoma
tyvitumake {n} [anatomy] :: basal ganglion
tyydyke {n} :: something that satisfies
tyydytin {n} :: synonym of tyydyke
tyydyttää {v} :: to satisfy
tyydyttää {v} :: to sate
tyydyttäminen {n} :: satisfying
tyydyttävä {adj} :: satisfying, satisfactory
tyydyttävä {adj} [academic grade] :: average
tyydyttävästi {adv} :: satisfyingly
tyydyttyä {vi} :: To become satisfied
tyydyttyä {vi} [chemistry, of fats etc.] :: To become saturated
tyydyttymätön {adj} :: unsaturated (having one or more double bonds or triple bonds between carbon atoms)
tyydyttynyt {adj} :: saturated (having all available valence bonds filled)
tyydyttynyt {adj} [rare] :: satisfied
tyydytys {n} :: satisfaction (fulfillment of a need or desire; pleasure obtained by such fulfillment)
tyydytys {n} :: gratification (act of gratifying, or pleasing the mind, taste, or appetite)
tyyfus {n} [disease] :: typhoid fever
tyyli {n} :: style
tyyliin {adv} :: like, around, about
tyylikäs {adj} :: smart (by appearance)
tyylikäs {adj} :: stylish
tyylikäs {adj} :: elegant
tyylikäs {adj} :: distingue
tyylikausi {n} :: style period
tyylikkäästi {adv} :: stylishly, classily
tyylilaji {n} :: style, genre
tyylillisesti {adv} :: stylistically
tyylinmukaisesti {adv} :: according to a style, conforming to a style
tyyliohje {n} :: style manual, stylesheet, style tutorial
tyyliohje {n} [web design] :: stylesheet
tyylipuhdas {adj} :: pure and consistent in style; perfect
tyylisesti {adv} [genitive + ~] :: in the style of
tyylisuunta {n} :: art style
tyylitellä {vt} :: to style, to stylize, to conventionalize
tyylitön {adj} :: frumpy
tyylittömästi {adv} :: frumpily, tackily, classlessly
tyylivirhe {n} :: style mistake (mistakes in one's style)
tyylivirhe {n} :: solecism
tyylivirhe {n} :: faux pas
Tyyne {prop} :: given name popular in early 20th century
Tyyne {prop} :: The letter "T" in the Finnish tavausaakkoset, a spelling system similar to ICAO spelling alphabet
Tyynenmeren reunavaltiot {prop} :: Pacific Rim (lands around the Pacific Ocean)
tyynenmerenriskilä {n} :: pigeon guillemot, Cepphus columba
tyynenmerensilli {n} :: Pacific herring, Clupea pallasii (species of herring native to north Pacific Ocean)
tyynesti {adv} :: calmly
tyyneys {n} :: calm (in a person, the state of being calm; peacefulness; absence of worry, anger, fear or other strong negative emotion)
tyyneys {n} :: calmness (state of being calm; tranquillity; silence)
tyyneys {n} :: serenity (state of being serene, lack of agitation or disturbance)
tyyneys {n} :: tranquility (state of being tranquil, the absence of disturbance; peacefulness, the absence of stress; serenity)
tyyneys {n} :: rest (peace, freedom from trouble, tranquillity)
tyyneys {n} :: composure (calmness of mind or matter, self-possession)
tyyneys {n} :: peacefulness (state of being peaceful)
tyyni {adj} :: calm, tranquil; serene
tyyni {n} [nautical, meteorology] :: calm (wind speed at 0.2 m/s or less; force 0 wind strength on the Beaufort scale)
Tyyni {prop} :: given name
Tyynimeri {prop} :: The Pacific Ocean
tyyni myrskyn edellä {phrase} [idiomatic] :: calm before the storm (period of peace before a disturbance or crisis)
tyynin {adj} :: superlative of tyyni
Tyyni valtameri {prop} :: The Pacific Ocean
tyynni {adv} :: An intensifier used after kaikki
tyynnytellä {vt} :: to calm down, to reassure
tyynnyttää {vt} :: to calm, to soothe, to appease
tyynnyttäminen {n} :: calming, soothing, appeasing
tyyntyä {vi} :: to calm, abate
tyyny {n} :: pillow, cushion
tyynylaava {n} [geology] :: pillow lava
tyynylakana {n} :: synonym of tyynyliina
tyynyliina {n} :: pillowcase
tyynynpäällinen {n} :: pillowcase
tyynysatula {n} :: pad (cushion used as saddle)
tyynysota {n} :: pillow fight
tyypeittäin {adv} :: by type
tyypillinen {adj} :: typical
tyypillisesti {adv} :: typically
tyypillisyys {n} :: typicality
tyypitellä {vt} :: to type, to classify
tyypittää {vt} :: to type, to classify, to categorize
tyyppi {n} :: type, kind (grouping based on shared characteristics)
tyyppi {n} [slang] :: dude, guy, person
tyyppi {n} [colloquial] :: short for tyyppihyväksyntä (an official qualification or licence to operate a certain piece of equipment, to fly a certain type of aircraft etc; often used in plural form: tyypit)
tyyppi {n} [programming] :: type
tyyppiarvo {n} [statistics] :: mode
tyyppiesimerkki {n} :: typical example
tyyppihyväksyntä {n} :: type approval
tyyppijärjestelmä {n} [computing] :: type system
tyyppikatsastus {n} :: type inspection
tyyppilaji {n} [biology] :: A species that is typical for a certain habitat
tyyppimuodostuma {n} :: type formation
tyyppimuunnos {n} :: type change
tyyppimuunnos {n} [programming] :: type conversion
tyyppinen {adj} :: of a type, of a kind, of a style; always used with a head word or as part of a compound term
tyyppioppi {n} :: typology
tyyppitalo {n} :: A home built according to standardized drawings available at low cost for (self)-builders, including detailed instructions for work and lists of required materials. This type of construction was popular in Finland during the first half of the 20th century
tyyppiteoria {n} :: type theory
tyyppivika {n} [automotive] :: a fault typically found on a specific car model
tyyris {adj} [colloquial] :: expensive
Tyyris Tyllerö {prop} :: Humpty Dumpty (novel character created by Lewis Carroll)
tyyrpuuri {n} [nautical] :: starboard (right-hand side of a vessel as seen towards the bow from the stern)
Tyyskä {prop} :: surname
tyyssija {n} :: place of, location of, hive of (usually implying peaceful or sheltered)
tyystin {adv} :: fully, completely
tyyt {interj} :: honk
tyytätä {vi} :: To honk
tyyten {adv} :: synonym of tyystin
tyytyä {vt} [+ illative] :: to content oneself with, settle for
tyytyä rippeisiin {v} [idiomatic] :: to scrape the bottom of the barrel
tyytymätön {adj} :: discontent, frustrated, dissatisfied
tyytymättömästi {adv} :: discontentedly, dissatisfiedly, aggrievedly
tyytymättömyys {n} :: dissatisfaction, discontent
tyytyväinen {adj} :: content, satisfied
tyytyväinen {adj} :: happy, pleased
tyytyväisempi {adj} :: comparative of tyytyväinen
tyytyväisesti {adv} :: in a pleased or satisfied way
tyytyväisyys {n} :: satisfaction (state of being satisfied or content)
tyytyväisyys {n} :: complacency (feeling of contented self-satisfaction, especially when unaware of upcoming trouble)
tyytyväisyystakuu {n} :: satisfaction guarantee