User:Matthias Buchmeier/fi-en-n

-n {suffix} :: Used to form the genitive case
-n {suffix} :: Used to form the accusative case
-n {suffix} :: Used to form the instructive case, usually only in the plural
-n {suffix} [personal] :: the first-person singular suffix for verbs
n. {adv} :: abbreviation of noin
n {letter} :: letter: än, en
N {letter} :: letter: än, en
N {n} :: abbreviation of non sine laude approbatur
N {n} :: abbreviation of nainen ("woman, female")
-na {suffix} :: Forms the essive case
-na {suffix} :: Forms action nouns from certain verbs, mainly related to sound, whose first infinitive ends in -sta
naakka {n} :: jackdaw (Coloeus monedula)
naakka {n} :: As head word in the common names of some other birds in crow family: jackdaw, jay, bush crow, pie, chough
naakka {n} :: idännaakka (Coloeus dauuricus, Daurian jackdaw)
naakka {n} :: sininaakka, jays of the genus Cyanolyca
naakka {n} :: etiopiannaakka (Zavattariornis stresemanni; Stresemann’s bush crow, Abyssinian pie)
naakka {n} :: alppinaakka (Pyrrhocorax graculus, alpine chough)
näälä {n} [rare] :: wife's brother
näälämies {n} [rare] :: wife's brother
naali {n} :: arctic fox (Alopex lagopus)
naama {n} [biology] :: face (front of the head of an animal)
naama {n} [colloquial, anatomy] :: face (front of the human head)
naama {n} [slang] :: face, mouth
naamakarvoitus {n} :: facial hair (hair on the face of an animal)
naamakarvoitus {n} [colloquial] :: facial hair (hair on the face of humans)
naamakirja {n} [colloquial, uncountable] :: synonym of Facebook
naamakirja {n} [countable] :: Any similar social networking site
naamalleen {adv} :: onto one's face
naamapalmu {n} [internet slang] :: facepalm
naamapöllönen {n} :: white-faced owl (either of the two African owls in the genus Ptilopsis)
naamari {n} :: mask
naamaripalmunäätä {n} :: masked palm civet, Paguma larvata (species of civet native to Indian subcontinent and SE Asia)
naamataulu {n} [colloquial] :: mug, dial (face)
naamiaiset {n} :: masquerade
naamiaispuku {n} :: masquerade costume, masquerade
naamio {n} :: mask (particularly a decorative or an obscuring mask)
naamiohuvit {n} [archaic] :: masquerade
naamiohyyppä {n} :: masked lapwing, Vanellus miles (tropical bird)
naamioida {vt} :: To disguise (to change the appearance of something so as to hide identity)
naamioija {n} :: disguiser (one who disguises)
naamiointi {n} :: disguise
naamioitsija {n} [archaic] :: alternative form of naamioija
naamioitua {vi} :: To disguise oneself (to change the appearance of oneself so as to hide identity)
naamionäytelmä {n} :: masque, mask
näämmä {adv} [dialectal] :: Alternative form of näemmä
naan {n} :: naan (bread)
näännyksiin {adv} :: into being starving or languished
näännyksissä {adv} :: starving or languished
näännyttää {vt} :: to exhaust (to deprive wholly of strength, to weary or tire out)
näännyttää {vt} :: to starve (to deprive of nourishment)
näännytys {n} :: exhausting (act of depriving wholly of strength or tiring out)
näännytys {n} :: starving (act of depriving of nourishment)
Naantali {prop} :: Naantali (town)
naantalilainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Naantali
naantalilainen {n} :: a person from or living in Naantali
nääntyä {vi} :: To languish
nääntyä nälkään {vi} :: to starve (to die because of lack of food)
nääntymys {n} :: exhaustion
naappu {n} [dialectal] :: ladle, scoop
naapukka {n} :: ushanka (type of men's fur hat featuring earflaps)
naapuri {n} :: neighbor
naapuri {n} :: In compounds, signifies "neighboring"
naapurialue {n} :: neighboring region
naapurikunta {n} :: neighbouring municipality
naapurimaa {n} :: neighboring country
naapurinpoika {n} :: boy next door (regular, typical boy)
naapurintyttö {n} :: girl next door (regular, typical girl)
naapurissa {adv} :: next door
naapuristo {n} :: alternative form of naapurusto (neighbourhood)
naapuritalo {n} :: neighboring house
naapurivaltio {n} :: neighbouring state, neighbouring country
naapurukset {n} :: neighbours (collective term for people who are each other's neighbours)
naapurusto {n} :: neighborhood, neighbourhood
naapuruus {n} :: neighborhood (the state of being neighbor)
naara {n} :: drag (device dragged along the bottom of a body of water in search of something, e.g. a dead body)
naara {n} :: short for naara-ankkuri (grapnel)
naara-ankkuri {n} [nautical] :: grapnel (small anchor, having more than two flukes, used for anchoring a small vessel)
näärännäppy {n} [pathology] :: stye, sty, hordeolum (infection of the glands in eyelid)
naaras {n} :: female (of animals)
naaraseläin {n} :: female animal
naarashios {n} :: ground outer joint, ground female joint
naarashirvi {n} :: doe (female deer)
naaraskarhu {n} :: female bear
naaraskierre {n} :: The internal thread in the center of a nut or in a hole, into which a fitting screw may be attached, a female thread
naaraskissa {n} :: female cat
naaraskoira {n} :: synonym of narttu (female dog)
naarasleijona {n} :: lioness
naaraspontti {n} :: groove (groove in a tongue and groove board)
naaraspuolinen {adj} :: female (animal)
naarassukupuoli {n} :: female sex, especially among non-human animals
naarassusi {n} :: she-wolf
naarastiikeri {n} :: tigress
naarata {vt} :: To drag or search something from water using a hook, used especially for the act of searching for dead bodies in a lake
naaraus {n} :: Action of the verb naarata
naarmu {n} :: scratch (disruption or mark on a surface)
naarmuinen {adj} :: Scratchy; surface covered with scratches
naarmuttaa {v} :: To scratch (to mark a surface with a sharp object)
naarmuttua {vi} :: To be scratched
naarmutus {n} :: scratching
naarmuuntua {vi} :: alternative form of naarmuttua
nääs {interj} [slang] :: see (singular imperative)
näät {interj} [colloquial] :: see
näätä {n} :: pine marten (Martes martes)
näätä {n} :: marten (any member of the taxonomic genus Martes)
näätäeläimet {n} :: The Mustelidae, a taxonomic family
näätäeläin {n} :: A mustelid, any animal in the Mustelidae family
näätäkahvi {n} [beverages] :: kopi luwak
näätsen {adv} [colloquial] :: Alternative form of näetsen
naatti {n} :: top (the above ground part of a root vegetable)
naava {n} :: beard moss, beard lichen, old man's beard (several genera of lichen that grow hanging from trees)
naavainen {adj} :: Covered with beard moss
naavajäkälä {n} :: any lichen of the genus Usneaceae
naavajäkälä {n} [in plural] :: the genus Usneaceae
naavaparta {n} :: graybeard
naavoittua {vi} :: to gather beard moss
Naberežnyje Tšelny {n} :: Naberežnyje Tšelny (city)
nabla {n} :: nabla (symbol and instrument)
nablata {v} [colloquial] :: To perform calculations in which the symbol nabla () is extensively applied
nadiiri {n} [astronomy] :: nadir
Naemi {prop} :: obsolete form of Noomi(as a biblical character)
Naemi {prop} [now rare] :: given name of biblical origin
näemmä {adv} :: apparently
näennäinen {adj} :: apparent, ostensible
näennäisanglismi {n} [linguistics] :: pseudo-anglicism
näennäisavioliitto {n} :: false marriage, fake marriage, sham marriage, fictitious marriage, mock marriage (marriage into which the parties enter for some other reason than for sharing their lives, e.g. for obtaining a residence permit for one party)
näennäisesti {adv} :: seemingly, ostensibly
näennäisfysiikka {n} :: pseudophysics
näennäisliike {n} :: apparent motion (movement of a body in relation to an observer, especially when it appears different from the true movement)
näennäissatunnainen {adj} [computing] :: pseudorandom
näennäissatunnaislukugeneraattori {n} [computing] :: pseudorandom number generator
näennäissatunnaisuus {n} [computing] :: pseudorandomness
näennäisteho {n} [electrical engineering] :: apparent power
näennäistiede {n} :: pseudoscience
näennäistieteellinen {adj} :: quasi-scientific
näennäistotuus {n} :: verisimilitude, factoid
näennäisvoima {n} [physics] :: fictitious force
näes {adv} :: you see, you know
näet {adv} :: you see, you know
näetsen {adv} :: you see, you know
naevus {n} :: nevus (benign tumor on skin)
nafta {n} [dated] :: naphtha (naturally occurring liquid crude oil)
nafta {n} [colloquial] :: diesel, diesel fuel (fuel)
naftaleeni {n} [chemistry] :: naphthalene
naftaliini {n} :: naphthalene
nafti {adj} [colloquial] :: Slightly too small; very close etc
naftisti {adv} [colloquial] :: in a very close or slightly too small way
nagaikka {n} :: Cossack's knout (type of whip used by the Cossacks in imperial Russia)
nagana {n} [pathology] :: nagana (sleeping disease occurring in animals)
nahanluonti {n} :: moult; molt [US] (process of shedding skin, as many insects and reptiles do during their development)
nahas {n} :: A kip (untanned animal skin)
nähdä {vt} :: to see
nähdä {vt} :: to see, meet
nähdä {vt} :: to regard, have an outlook or a view on, see
nähdä {vt} :: to go through, experience
nähdään {interj} :: see ya, see you later
nähdä metsä puilta {v} [idiomatic] :: to see the forest for the trees (to discern an overall pattern from a mass of detail; to see the big picture, or the broader, more general situation)
nähdä nälkää {vi} :: To starve (to suffer from famine)
nähdä nenäänsä pidemmälle {v} [idiomatic] :: to see past the end of one's nose
nähdä punaista {v} :: to see red (to get angry)
nähden {postp} [+ illative] :: in relation to, concerning
nähden {postp} [+ genitive] :: in front of, in the sight of
nähdessä {adv} :: at the sight of
nahikas {n} [mushroom] :: A mushroom of the genus Marasmius
nahina {n} :: squabble, spat
nahinoida {v} :: to skirmish
nahinointi {n} :: skirmish
nahista {vi} :: to squabble
nahistella {v} :: To fight, tussle
nahistelu {n} :: tussling
nahistua {v} [cooking] :: to get leathery (especially of vegetables and fruit, to dry from the surface losing the original texture and becoming leather-like)
nahistunut {adj} :: leathery (especially of vegetables and fruit, having lost moisture and its original texture and developed a leather-like surface)
nahjus {n} :: laggard, sluggard (someone who lags behind)
nahjus {n} :: wimp (someone who lacks confidence, is irresolute and wishy-washy)
nahjustella {vi} :: to be a laggard or sluggard
nahka {n} :: leather
nahka {n} :: skin of an animal, colloquially also of a human being
nähkääs {interj} :: see, you see
nahkahapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula alutacea
nahkahousut {n} :: leather trousers, leather pants
nahkainen {adj} :: leather (made from leather)
nahkainen {adj} :: leathery (having some property of leather, particularly taste or smell that brings leather into one's mind)
nahkajalkahapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula viscida
nahkajalkine {n} :: leather footwear, leather shoe
nahkakäsine {n} :: leather glove
nahkakuula {n} [jocular] :: football (ball)
nahkalaukku {n} :: leather bag
nahkaleili {n} :: waterskin
nahkamainen {adj} :: leathery (resembling leather, particularly by texture)
nahkapää {n} :: A skinhead
nahkasaapas {n} :: leather boot
nahkaselkä {n} :: leather spine (of a book)
nahkatakki {n} :: leather jacket
nahkatuote {n} :: leather product
nahkatyö {n} :: leatherwork, saddlery work
nahkavaate {n} :: leather cloth, piece of leather clothing
nahkavyö {n} :: leather belt
nahkea {adj} :: tacky, sticky
nahkiainen {n} :: lamprey (any fish of the Petromyzontidae family)
nahkiainen {n} :: European river lamprey, Lampetra fluviatilis
nahkiainen {n} [in plural] :: synonym of nasujaiset
nahkiaiskala {n} :: lamprey (a member of the order Petromyzontiformes)
nahkiaismerta {n} :: lamprey trap basket
nahkoa {vt} :: to skin (to remove the skin and/or fur of an animal)
nahkoa {vi} :: to exuviate, slough, moult, molt (to shed or cast off a skin)
nahkuri {n} :: tanner
Nahodka {prop} :: Nakhodka (Russian city)
nahoittaa {v} :: To upholster with leather
nahoittaa {v} [rare] :: Sometimes used, erroneously, as synonym to nahkoa (to remove the skin of)
nahoitus {n} :: leathering (upholstering with leather)
nähtävästi {adv} :: apparently
nähtäviin {adv} :: into being visible
nähtävillä {adv} :: (being) displayed, on display
nähtäville {adv} :: into being displayed or on display
nähtävissä {adv} :: (being) visible
nähtävyys {n} :: An attraction [something which attracts]
nahua {n} :: A Nahua
nahuatl {n} :: The Nahuatl language
naida {vt} [+ genitive-accusative] :: to marry
naida {vt} [vulgar, + partitive] :: to have sex with somebody, copulate with somebody, fuck
naiivi {adj} :: naive, naïve
naiivimpi {adj} :: comparative of naiivi
naiivisti {adv} :: naively
naiivius {n} :: naivety
naikkonen {n} [colloquial] :: broad, woman
näillä näkymin {phrase} [idiomatic] :: it seems that, the current plan is that
nailon {n} :: nylon (material)
nailoninen {adj} :: Made of nylon
nailonit {n} :: nylons (stocking made of nylon)
nailonkangas {n} :: nylon fabric
Naima {prop} :: given name
naimaikä {n} :: marrying age (age at which a person gets married)
naimaikäinen {adj} :: nubile (of an age suitable for marriage)
naimakauppa {n} :: marriage
naimaton {adj} :: unmarried, single, sole
naimattomuus {n} :: singlehood, bachelorhood, unmarriedness
Naimi {prop} :: given name
naiminen {n} :: Getting married
naiminen {n} :: A marriage, in the expressions mennä naimisiin (to marry) and olla naimisissa (to be married)
naiminen {n} [colloquial] :: fucking, copulation, sex(ual intercourse)
naimisiin {adv} :: into being married
naimisiinmeno {n} :: getting married
naimisissa {adv} :: married (being married)
näin {adv} :: in this way, like this, so, thus (in a way that the speaker shows or indicates)
-nainen {suffix} :: forms adjectives, mostly describing a quality of the structure of something
nainen {n} :: woman
nainen {n} [form of address] :: lady
näin ollen {adv} :: therefore, hence
näin päin {adv} :: this way around, this way round (in the direction or orientation that the speaker shows or indicates)
nainti {n} :: marrying
nainti {n} [vulgar] :: fucking
nainut {adj} :: married
nainut {n} :: married
naira {n} :: naira (Nigeria's currency)
nais- {prefix} :: female, woman, women’s, feminine etc
nais {prefix} :: see nais-
nais {adj} [Finglish] :: nice
naisartisti {n} :: female artist
naisasia {n} :: women's rights, women's issues, feminism
naisasianainen {n} :: suffragette
naisellinen {adj} :: feminine
naisellisesti {adv} :: femininely
naisellistua {vi} :: to feminize (become more feminine)
naisellisuus {n} :: womanliness
naisennimi {n} :: female name
naisenpuoli {n} [biblical] :: woman
naisenryöstö {n} [historical] :: ravishment of a woman (seizure of a woman by force)
naisen sukupuolielinten silpominen {n} :: female genital mutilation
naiset ensin {phrase} :: ladies first
naiseton {adj} :: womanless
naiseus {n} :: womanhood
naishenkilö {n} :: female person, female character, lady, woman
naisisto {n} [jocular] :: An all-female crew
naisistua {vi} :: to increase, of the share of women in a defined group
naisistua {vi} :: to feminize (acquire female characteristics)
naisjohtaja {n} :: female leader
naiskuva {n} :: portrayal of women
naismaailma {n} :: women collectively, especially as sexual objects
naismainen {adj} :: effeminate, womanlike, womanish, feminine (usually of a male, acting in ways stereotypically associated with women)
naismaisesti {adv} :: effeminately, womanly
naismaisuus {n} :: The property of being womanlike
naismaisuus {n} :: womanishness
naisministeri {n} :: female minister (in a government)
naisnisäisyys {n} [pathology] :: gynecomastia
naisoletettu {n} [feminism] :: woman, female (a person assumed to be female based on appearance)
naisopettaja {n} :: female teacher
naispappi {n} :: female pastor
naispari {n} :: female couple
naispoliisi {n} :: policewoman (female police officer)
naispuolinen {adj} :: female
naisrauha {n} [historical] :: kvinnofrid, a state of protection of women (against rape, assault and kidnapping et al.) as defined in the Civil Code of 1734
Naissaari {prop} :: Naissaar (island near Tallinn, Estonia)
naissukupuoli {n} :: female sex; used of humans only
naistenhuone {n} :: ladies' room
naisten kondomi {n} :: female condom
naistenlehti {n} :: women's magazine
naistenmies {n} :: womanizer
naistennaurattaja {n} :: womanizer, Casanova
naistenpäivä {n} :: synonym of kansainvälinen naistenpäivä
naistenpyörä {n} :: women's bicycle (a bicycle with a step-through frame)
naistentanssi {n} :: Women's dance: An arrangement where women propose a dance, generally held once a week in many local dance restaurant, not to confuse with romantic interest
naistentanssit {n} :: women's dance (social event)
naistentauti {n} :: female disease, gynecological disorder
naistentautilääkäri {n} :: gynaecologist
naistentautiopillinen {n} :: gynecological
naistentautioppi {n} :: gynecology
naistenvihaaja {n} :: misogynist
naistenviikko {n} [calendar] :: The period between 18th and 24th of July, when there are only female name days in the Finnish calendar
naistutkimus {n} :: women's studies
naistyövoima {n} :: female labour market, female workforce
naisupseeri {n} :: female military officer
naisuus {n} :: womanhood
naisväki {n} :: womenfolk (women collectively)
naisvaltainen {adj} :: predominantly female (having women as majority)
naisvaltainen {adj} :: pink-collar (pertaining to employees in predominantly female service industries)
naisvaltaistua {vi} :: to become predominantly female
naisviha {n} :: misogyny
naisvihaaja {n} :: misogynist
naisystävä {n} :: adult girlfriend
naitattaa {vi} [vulgar, impersonal, partitive + 3rd-pers. singular] :: to be horny, to crave sex
naittaa {v} :: to marry (to dispose of in wedlock; to give away as wife or husband)
naittaa {v} :: to marry off (to force someone to marry)
naittaa {v} [colloquial] :: to staple (to bind with staples)
naittaja {n} [dated] :: One, usually the father, whose consent was required for a girl to marry
naittaja {n} [colloquial] :: stapler (office implement)
näitten {pron} :: alternative form of näiden
näivettää {vt} :: to wilt
näivettää {vt} :: to atrophy
näivettyä {vi} :: To wilt
näivettyä {vi} :: To atrophy
näivetys {n} :: wilting
näivetysveritauti {n} [pathology] :: pernicious anemia (severe form of anemia caused by vitamin B12 insufficiency)
naivismi {n} :: naïve art
naivisti {n} :: naive artist
naivistinen {adj} [arts] :: naive, naivistic
najadi {n} :: naiad
näkäräinen {n} [dialectal] :: small shot of hard liquor
nakata {vt} :: To throw (away), to bung
nakella {v} :: To throw things around
näkemiin {interj} :: goodbye, see you later, see ya. Literal translation: "Until we meet again."
näkeminen {n} :: seeing
näkemistapa {n} :: way of seeing, outlook, viewpoint
näkemyksellinen {adj} :: visionary (having vision or foresight)
näkemyksellinen {adj} :: biased
näkemys {n} :: view (way of understanding something, an opinion, a theory)
näkemys {n} :: outlook (attitude or point of view)
näkemys {n} :: position (opinion or stand)
näkemys {n} :: stand (position; firm opinion; action for a purpose)
näkemys {n} :: reckoning (opinion or judgement)
näkemys {n} :: opinion (non-objective thought that a person has formed about a topic or issue)
näkemys {n} :: vision (ideal toward which one aspires)
näkemys {n} :: conviction (firmly held belief)
nakerrella {v} :: To nibble away
nakerrus {n} :: Action of the verb nakertaa
nakertaa {v} :: To gnaw (to bite or chew persistently)
nakertaa {v} :: To nibble (to eat with small quick bites)
nakertaa {v} :: To nibble away (to cause to diminish little by little)
näkevä {adj} :: seeing (as opposed to blind)
näkijä {n} :: seer
näkimet {n} [jocular] :: eyes
nakit silmillä {phrase} [idiomatic] :: heavily drunk (under the influence of large amount of alcohol)
nakittaa {v} [colloquial] :: to order someone to do some small task
näkkäri {n} [colloquial] :: crispbread
nakkeli {n} :: nuthatch (bird of the family Sittidae)
nakkelu {n} :: throwing things around
nakki {n} :: wiener, frankfurter, hot dog (type of sausage)
nakki {n} [idiomatic, humorous] :: nakit silmillä (literally, wieners on the eyes) = pissed (heavily drunk)
nakki {n} [obsolete, Eastern dialects] :: trap for small fur animals
nakki {n} [dialectal] :: mousetrap
nakki {n} [colloquial] :: job, task, usually an unwanted one
näkki {n} [Finnish mythology] :: evil female water spirit; nixie
näkki {n} [mythology] :: nix, an evil, male water spirit
näkki {n} [colloquial] :: crisp bread
nakkikeitto {n} :: frankfurter soup, wiener soup
nakkikioski {n} :: A kiosk from which hamburgers, hot dogs and the like are sold to passers-by
Nakkila {prop} :: Nakkila (municipality)
nakkilalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Nakkila
nakkilalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Nakkila
näkkileipä {n} :: crispbread
nakkimakkara {n} :: wiener, frankfurter, hot dog
nakkisämpylä {n} :: hot dog
nakkisormi {n} [colloquial] :: butterfingers, someone prone to dropping things
nakkisormi {n} [colloquial] :: a swollen finger
nakkisota {n} [colloquial] :: An imaginary war that took place a long time ago; the word can be used to refer to unspecified time in the distant past by combining it with references to time, such as ennen (before), aikaan (at the time of) or jälkeen (after)
näkö {n} :: sight, vision, eyesight
näkö {n} [colloquial] :: look, looks (especially good looks)
näkö {n} [colloquial] :: face
näköaisti {n} :: vision, visual perception
näköaivokuori {n} [anatomy] :: visual cortex
näköala {n} :: view, scenery, sight, vista
näköala {n} :: prospect, outlook, perspective
näköala {n} [in compounds] :: scenic, observation
näköalahissi {n} :: any lift or elevator with a view, such as a gondola lift
näköalakahvila {n} :: scenic café (café with a beautiful view)
näköalapaikka {n} :: lookout, vantage point, observation post (place that provides a good view of something, such as scenery)
näköalaravintola {n} :: scenic restaurant (restaurant with a beautiful scenery)
näköalatasanne {n} :: observation deck (area of a tall building)
näköalattomuus {n} [figuratively] :: visionlessness; lack of inspiration; state of being uninspired
näköalattomuus {n} :: hopelessness, lack of prospect
näköelin {n} :: visual organ
näköeste {n} :: visual barrier, wall (barrier to vision)
näköharha {n} :: optical illusion; mirage, hallucination
näköhermo {n} [neuroanatomy] :: optic nerve
näköhermoristi {n} [anatomy] :: optic chiasm
näköinen {adj} [genitive or possessive suffix +] :: looking like
näköinen {adj} [in compounds, genitive +] :: -looking, -like (of or pertaining to looks)
näköinen {adj} [in compounds, nominative +] :: -sighted, -eyed (oof or pertaining to vision)
näköismurre {n} :: eye dialect (nonstandard spelling deliberately used by an author to indicate that a speaker uses a nonstandard or dialectal speech)
näköispainos {n} :: facsimile
näköisyys {n} :: likeness, resemblance
näköjään {adv} :: apparently
näkökartio {n} [computer graphics] :: view frustum
näkökenttä {n} :: field of view (angular extent of what can be seen)
näkökenttä {n} :: field of vision (area that a person can see)
näkökohta {n} :: point (opinion which adds to the discussion)
näkökulma {n} :: visual angle (angle formed by two straight lines drawn from the extreme points of an object to the center of the eye)
näkökulma {n} :: perspective, point of view (choice of a single point of view from which to sense, categorize, measure or codify experience)
näkömuisti {n} :: visual memory
näköpiiri {n} :: sphere of vision (that which is visible to a viewer, immediate surroundings of an observer)
näköpurppura {n} :: visual purple, rhodopsin
näköradio {n} [dated] :: television
näkösällä {adv} :: in sight
näkösälle {adv} :: into sight
näkösältä {adv} :: from sight, into being out of sight
näkötorni {n} :: observation tower
näkövamma {n} :: visual impairment
näkövammainen {adj} :: visually impaired, vision impaired
näkövammainen {n} :: A visually impaired person
näköyhteys {n} :: visual contact
naksaa {v} :: synonym of naksahdella
naksahdella {vi} :: to click or snap repeatedly
naksahdus {n} :: A click
naksahtaa {v} :: To click, snap
naksaus {n} :: A click
naksausäänne {n} [phonetics] :: click
naksautella {vt} :: to click or snap repeatedly
naksauttaa {vt} :: to snap, to click, to crack
naksautus {n} :: snap
naksu {n} :: A common term for crunchy, salty snacks, such as cheese puffs, salt sticks and potato chips
naksua {vi} :: to crack (make a cracking sound)
naksutella {vt} :: to click or snap repeatedly
naksuttaa {vit} :: to click (make a clicking sound or make something make a clicking sound)
naku {adj} [colloquial] :: naked, nude
naku {n} [colloquial] :: diesel car (automobile powered with a diesel engine)
naku {n} [colloquial] :: diesel engine
nakupelle {n} [colloquial] :: A naked person, especially a child
nakupellenä {adv} [colloquial] :: Especially of a child, naked
nakuranta {n} [colloquial] :: nudist beach
nakutella {vt} :: to knock or tap repeatedly
nakuttaa {v} :: to knock in a continuous manner, like a woodpecker knocks a tree
nakuttaa {v} :: to knock (to produce the knocking sound of a badly tuned motor)
nakuttaa {v} [of the sound of a typewriter] :: to clack, tap
nakutus {n} :: any knocking sound such as that made by a woodpecker
nakutus {n} [automotive] :: knocking, diesel knock (such as that caused by preignition)
naku-uinti {n} :: skinny dipping
näky {n} :: (imaginary, religious) vision
näky {n} :: an impressive physical sight
näkyä {vi} :: To be visible, be seen, show
näkyä {vi} :: To be around/here/there
näkyä {vi} :: To seem, appear (to do = active present participle singular in genitive, -van/-vän; to have done = active past participle singular in genitive, -(n)een)
näkyleipä {n} [biblical] :: showbread
näkymä {n} :: A view, outlook
näkymätön {adj} :: invisible
näkymätön käsi {n} [economics] :: invisible hand
näkymättömästi {adv} :: invisibly
näkymättömiin {adv} :: into being invisible or out of sight
näkymättömissä {adv} :: invisible or out of sight
näkymättömyys {n} :: invisibility
näkyvä {adj} :: visible
näkyväisyys {n} :: visibility
näkyvämpi {adj} :: comparative of näkyvä
näkyvästi {adv} :: visibly
näkyvästi {adv} :: conspicuously, noticeably (in a conspicuous manner)
näkyvä valo {n} [physics] :: visible light
näkyviin {adv} [of movement] :: out (of hiding), in the open, into sight
näkyvillä {adv} :: (being) visible or on display
näkyville {adv} :: into being visible or in display
näkyviltä {adv} :: from being visible or on display
näkyvin {adj} :: superlative of näkyvä
näkyvyys {n} :: visibility
näkyvyys {n} :: visibleness (state or quality of being visible)
näkyvyys {n} :: coverage, exposure
näkyvyys {n} [nautical] :: ken (range of sight)
näkyvyysalue {n} :: scope, field of vision
näkyvyysalue {n} :: region of visibility or availability of a television service
näkyvyysalue {n} [programming] :: scope (of a variable)
nälänhätä {n} :: famine (severe shortage of food)
nälänhätä {n} :: dearth (shortage of food)
nälännäkö {n} :: starvation
näläntunne {n} :: feeling or sense of hunger
nälättää {vt} [impersonal] :: partitive + 3rd-pers. singular = to be hungry
nälissään {adv} :: hungry, starving, famished
nalja {n} [dialectal] :: jest, joke, banter
naljailija {n} :: teaser, tormentor
naljailla {vi} :: To tease, rib, torment, rag
naljailu {n} :: ragging, teasing
nälkä {n} :: hunger
nälkä {n} [idiomatic] :: The expression olla nälkä [literally: to have hunger] translates into English as "to be hungry" [in Finnish literally: "olla nälkäinen"]
nälkäinen {adj} :: hungry, peckish
nälkäinen haamu {n} [Buddhism] :: hungry ghost (type of supernatural being, condemned to desire more than it can consume)
nälkäisempi {adj} :: comparative of nälkäinen
nälkäkuolema {n} :: A death by starvation
nälkäkuuri {n} :: fasting, starvation regimen
nälkälakko {n} :: hunger strike
nälkäpalkka {n} :: pittance, starvation wage
nälkäraja {n} :: hunger limit
nälkävuosi {n} :: A year of famine
nälkiinnyttää {vt} :: to starve someone
nälkiintyä {vi} :: To starve
nälkiintyminen {n} :: starvation
nälkiintyminen {n} [computing] :: starvation (a state in which a process cannot run due to being denied resources)
nälkiintynyt {adj} :: starved, malnourished
nalkissa {adv} [colloquial] :: trapped or hooked (figuratively)
nalkkiin {adv} [colloquial] :: into being trapped or hooked (figuratively)
nalkuttaa {v} :: to nag
nalkuttaa {v} :: to henpeck (to nag persistently)
nalkutus {n} :: nagging
nalle {n} :: [playfully] bear
nalle {n} :: teddybear
nallekarhu {n} :: teddy bear
nallekarkki {n} :: A gummy bear (candy)
Nalle Puh {prop} :: Winnie the Pooh
nalli {n} [firearms] :: primer
nallihattu {n} [firearms] ::  percussion cap
nallikka {n} :: A little boy
nallipyssy {n} :: cap gun (type of toy gun)
Naltšik {prop} :: Naltšik (city)
nälväistä {vt} :: to pick on or scoff suddenly
nälviä {vt} :: to rag on, to mock, to pick on, to taunt
nam {interj} :: yum
nämä {pron} [demonstrative] :: these
nämä {determiner} :: these
nami {n} [colloquial] :: sweet, candy
Namibia {prop} :: Namibia
namibialainen {adj} :: Namibian
namibialainen {n} :: Namibian person
namibianlokki {n} :: Hartlaub's gull (Chroicocephalus hartlaubii)
namu {n} :: sweet, candy
namunen {n} :: sweet, candy
namupala {n} :: tidbit, treat (tasty morsel of food)
namupala {n} :: stunner, knockout, dish (sexually attractive person)
namupala {n} :: cupcake (attractive young woman)
namupala {n} :: hunk, beefcake (sexually attractive boy or man, especially a muscular one)
namusetä {n} [slang] :: kiddy fiddler (paedophile, child molester)
Nana {prop} :: given name
nandu {n} :: rhea (bird of the family Rheidae)
nandu {n} :: greater rhea, American rhea, Rhea americana (only extant species of the genus Rhea, native to eastern South America)
nanismi {n} [biology, medicine] :: nanism
nankiini {n} :: nankeen (fabric)
nanna {n} [colloquial] :: sweet, candy
nänni {n} [anatomy] :: A nipple
nänni {n} [curling] :: A pin
nänni {n} [colloquial, computer hardware] :: synonym of tappihiiri
nänninpiha {n} [anatomy] :: areola
nännipiha {n} [anatomy] :: areola
nännipuristin {n} :: nipple clamp
nännisuoja {n} :: pastie, nipple cover
nano- {prefix} :: nano-
nanobiotekniikka {n} [biology] :: nanobiotechnology
nanokuitu {n} :: nanofiber
nanomateriaali {n} :: nanomaterial
nanometri {n} :: nanometer (unit of distance)
nanorakenne {n} :: nanostructure
nanosekunti {n} :: nanosecond
nanoteknologi {n} :: nanotechnologist
nanoteknologia {n} :: nanotechnology
nanotiede {n} :: nanoscience
nanovalmistus {n} :: nanofabrication
näöntarkastus {n} :: eye examination, sight test (inspection of a person's sight in order to determine whether he/she needs eyeglasses and in positive case to determine their strength)
napa {n} [anatomy] :: navel
napa {n} :: pole (extreme of an axis; magnetic or electrical pole)
napa {n} :: pivot (that on which something turns)
napa {n} :: head (central part of propeller)
napa {n} :: [in compounds] polar
napa-akseli {n} :: polar axis
napa-alue {n} :: polar region
-napainen {adj} :: polar (used only in compounds)
napaisuus {n} :: polarity
napaisuuskäännös {n} :: geomagnetic reversal, magnetic reversal
napajää {n} :: polar ice
napajäätikkö {n} :: polar cap
napajäkälä {n} [mycology] :: Any lichen of the genus Umbilicaria
napajänis {n} :: arctic hare (Lepus arcticus)
napakaira {n} :: auger (helicoidal hand drill)
napakasti {adv} :: vigorously
näpäkästi {adv} :: niftily, slickly
napakelkka {n} :: a type of sleigh connected to a central pole with a beam, spinning around it when the beam is pushed; commonly used during Shrovetide; sleigh carousel
napakettu {n} :: arctic fox (Alopex lagopus)
napakka {adj} :: vigorous
näpäkkä {adj} :: nifty, slick
napakoordinaatisto {n} [math] :: polar coordinate system
napakoordinaatit {n} [math] :: polar coordinates
napakoru {n} :: navel jewel
napakymppi {n} :: bullseye, a shot that hits the centre of a target
napakymppi {interj} :: bullseye!
napalakki {n} [rare] :: polar cap
napalaskimo {n} [anatomy] :: umbilical vein
napalm {n} :: napalm
napamies {n} :: kingpin (the most important person in an undertaking or organization)
napanöyhtä {n} :: navel lint, belly button lint, bellybutton lint, navel fluff (collection of fluffy fibres in one's navel)
napanteri {n} [colloquial] :: A drink (dose of strong alcoholic beverage); snifter, sip
napanuora {n} [anatomy] :: An umbilical cord
napanuoratyrä {n} [pathology] :: umbilical hernia
napapaita {n} :: crop top, belly shirt
napapaju {n} :: polar willow, Salix polaris (miniature species of willow that grows in the arctic tundra)
napapiiri {n} :: polar circle
napapilkku {n} [botany, archaic] :: chalaza (location where the nucellus attaches to the integuments)
napapiste {n} [geometry] :: central point, locus
napapiste {n} [complex analysis] :: pole
napapiste {n} [computer graphics] :: pivot point
napapohjoinen {n} :: true north
napapyörre {n} [meteorology] :: polar vortex
naparetki {n} :: polar expedition
napaseutu {n} :: polar region
napasika {n} :: peccary
napata {vt} :: to catch, snatch
näpätä {vt} :: to tap, to hit lightly
näpätä {vt} :: to tap or type in, to press a button
napataatta {n} [dialectal] :: A short person
napatähti {n} :: pole star
napatanssi {n} [colloquial] :: belly dance
napatyrä {n} [pathology] :: hernia umbilicalis
napaus {n} :: tap, rap, snap
napauttaa {v} :: to tap, to hit lightly
napautus {n} :: a tap (gentle blow)
näpäys {n} :: flick
näpäytellä {vt} :: to flick or tap repeatedly
näpäyttää {vt} :: to flick, tap
näpäyttää {vt} [figurative] :: to rebuke or criticize sharply and/or suddenly
näpäyttää {vt} :: synonym of napauttaa
näpäytys {n} :: synonym of napautus
näpäytys {n} :: Action of the verb näpäyttää
napeerata {vt} [cooking] :: to cover food with a sauce or similar substance, especially before serving
näpelöidä {vt} :: To finger
näpelöinti {n} :: fiddling, fingering
napero {n} :: A toddler
näperrellä {v} :: to tinker or fiddle (with)
näperrys {n} :: tinkering
näpertää {vi} :: to tinker, to fool with
näpertely {n} :: tinkering
napillinen {adj} :: Having buttons (of cloths)
napina {n} :: grumble, complaining
napinläpi {n} :: buttonhole (hole for a button)
napinläpikukka {n} :: boutonniere (flower worn in buttonhole)
napinreikä {n} :: buttonhole (hole for a button)
napintie {n} :: buttonhole
napisija {n} :: grumbler, complainer
napista {vi} :: to grumble
näpistää {v} :: to pilfer (to steal something small)
näpistelijä {n} :: pilferer
näpistellä {v} :: To pilfer (to practice petty theft)
näpistely {n} :: pilferage
näpistys {n} :: shoplifting, petty theft (individual incident of)
näpit {n} :: fingertips
näpit irti {interj} :: hands off (don't touch!)
napittaa {v} :: To button (up) (to fasten with buttons)
napittaa {v} :: To stare (esp. of children)
napitus {n} :: buttoning
napit vastakkain {adv} [figuratively] :: at loggerheads (unable to agree; opposing)
näplätä {vt} :: to finger, to fiddle with
napoli {n} :: Neapolitan (Romance language)
Napoli {prop} :: Napoli (province/and/city)
napolilainen {n} :: Neapolitan (person)
napolilainen {adj} :: Neapolitan (of or pertaining to Naples)
Napolinlahti {prop} :: Gulf of Naples
napolinmastiffi {n} :: Neapolitan mastiff
napostella {v} :: To snack
naposteltava {n} :: snack
napostelu {n} :: snacking
nappa {n} :: tanned sheep, goat, or cow leather
näppäilijä {n} :: plucker
nappailla {vt} :: to catch (repeatedly or leisurely)
näppäillä {v} :: to pluck (gently play a single string, e.g. on a guitar)
näppäillä {v} :: to type on a keyboard or keypad
näppäily {n} :: keystroke
näppäimistö {n} :: keyboard (set of keys used to operate a typewriter, computer etc)
näppäimistö {n} :: keypad (small board with keys primarily used for tactile input into a machine)
näppäin {n} :: key (button in a keyboard)
näppäin {n} :: button
näppäinharmonikka {n} :: button accordion
näppäinkoodi {n} [computing] :: keycode (code that represents a keypress)
näppäinnauhuri {n} [computer security] :: key logger
näppäinyhdistelmä {n} [computing] :: key combination, keycombo
nappanahka {n} :: nappa leather, napa leather
näppärä {adj} :: dexterous
näppärä {adj} :: nifty
näppäräsorminen {adj} :: light-fingered (having quick, light and nimble fingers)
näppärästi {adv} :: dexterously, niftily
näppäryys {n} :: manual dexterity
näppäys {n} :: tapping
näppäys {n} [computing] :: keystroke
nappi {n} :: button, knob (fastener)
nappi {n} :: button (of a device or an interface)
nappi {n} [idiomatic] :: part of the idiom mennä/osua/onnistua/sujua nappiin (often accompanied by the intensifier ihan, aivan, or täysin), which refers to successfully accomplished goals where the success is particularly “spot-on” and meets or even exceeds your highest standards or expectations
näppi {n} :: the tips of the thumb and another finger or fingers pressed together
näppi {n} [in plural] :: fingertips
näppi {n} [pesäpallo] :: synonym of näpy
nappikuuloke {n} :: ear bud (small speaker placed inside or held near to the ear)
näppis {n} [colloquial] :: keyboard
nappisota {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of nakkisota
näppituntuma {n} [colloquial] :: gut feeling
nappo {n} [dialectal] :: water dipper
nappula {n} :: push button
nappula {n} :: stone, man (piece in board games)
nappula {n} :: kid, child
nappulakenkä {n} :: studded shoe, football shoe, soccer shoe
nappulakisat {n} [sports] :: a low-level or very low-level competition
näppy {n} :: pimple
näppyinen {adj} :: pimpled
näppylä {n} :: pimple
näppyläinen {adj} :: pimply
näpräillä {v} :: to fiddle with
naprapaatti {n} :: naprapath
naprapatia {n} :: naprapathy
näprätä {vt} :: to tinker, to fritter, to fiddle with
naprokseeni {n} [pharmaceutical drug] :: narpoxen
naps {interj} [onomatopoeic] :: snap, snip
naps {interj} :: yoink; sound of something being snatched or grabbed
näpsä {adj} [colloquial] :: nifty, handy, slick, quick
napsaa {v} :: synonym of napsua
napsahdella {vi} :: To snap (repeatedly)
napsahdus {n} :: snap, click
napsahtaa {v} :: to click, snap, crack
näpsäkästi {adv} :: niftily, dexterously, cleverly
näpsäkkä {adj} :: nifty, dexterous, clever
näpsästi {adv} [colloquial] :: niftily
napsaus {n} :: snap
napsautella {v} :: To snap (fingers, repeatedly)
napsauttaa {v} :: to snap, click
napsauttaa {v} [computing] :: to click
näpsäys {n} :: a snap
näpsäyttää {vt} :: to snap (such as one's fingers)
näpsäyttää {vt} [computing] :: synonym of napsauttaa
näpsäytys {n} :: synonym of napsautus
näpsäytys {n} :: Action of the verb näpsäyttää
napse {n} [physics] :: jounce, snap
napsia {vt} :: to pick (to take the choicest bits, one by one)
napsu {n} :: a nip of alcohol
napsu {n} [regional] :: ladyboy (effeminate man)
napsu {n} :: any passerine bird of the genus Myiarchus
napsu {n} [in plural] :: the genus Myiarchus
napsua {v} :: to snap; (repeatedly) produce a snapping sound
napsutella {v} :: to snap (fingers, repeatedly)
napsuttaa {vt} :: to snap (fingers)
näpsyttää {v} [rare] :: synonym of napsuttaa
napukka {n} :: knob (round handle, switch or object)
napukka {n} :: short for kohdunnapukka
naputella {v} :: To tap (with fingers)
naputtaa {v} :: To tap (to touch one's finger, foot, or other body parts on a surface, usually repeatedly)
naputtaa {v} :: To make a sharp noise
naputtaa {v} [colloquial] :: To type
naputtaa {v} [colloquial] :: To nag
naputus {n} :: knocking
näpy {n} [pesäpallo] :: a weak hit in which the ball is hit only barely into the playing area, often with a swerve and possibly with the bat in a vertical position
näpy {n} [cricket] :: nick
närä {n} :: grudge
narahdella {v} :: To creak (repeatedly)
narahdus {n} :: creak
narahtaa {vi} :: to produce a single creaking sound
narahtaa {vi} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to get caught of something not allowed
närästää {vt} [impersonal] :: partitive + 3rd-pers. singular = to have heartburn
närästys {n} [pathology] :: heartburn (burning sensation in the chest due to reflux of stomach contents in the esophagus)
narauttaa {vt} :: to tell on, rat out, tattle
näre {n} :: young spruce
näreä {adj} :: sullen, sulky, morose
näreikkö {n} :: A forest consisting of young spruce trees
närhen munat {n} [literally] :: jay's eggs
närhen munat {n} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: näyttää ~, to show one's place, to teach someone a lesson, to make eat crow
närhen munat {n} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: näin on ~, that's right, it's a fact, absolutely
närhen munat {n} :: A medium-strength swearword
närhi {n} :: jay
närhi {n} :: specifically Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius)
narikka {n} :: cloakroom
narina {n} :: creak (a creaking sound, like that produced by turning an old, large, rusty hinge)
narista {v} :: to creak, to squeak (to make a prolonged sharp grating or squeaking sound)
narista {v} :: ~ + elative: to quibble, squabble (to complain or argue in a trivial or petty manner)
narista {v} :: ~ + elative: to nag (to bother repeatedly about the same thing)
narisuttaa {vt} :: to creak
närkästyä {vi} :: To become offended, to get huffy, to be in a pique
närkästyneempi {adj} :: comparative of närkästynyt
närkästynyt {adj} :: annoyed, indignant
närkästys {n} :: indignation, resentment, pique
närkästyttää {v} :: to offend someone
narkata {v} [slang] :: to use narcotics or drugs
narkkari {n} [colloquial] ::  junkie
narkkaus {n} :: Action of the verb narkata
narkkis {n} [slang] :: junkie
narkolepsia {n} [pathology] :: narcolepsy
narkomaani {n} :: A drug addict
narkomaani {n} :: Sometimes used of other kinds of addictions, especially as an element in compound words
narkomania {n} :: narcomania
narkoosi {n} :: narcosis
narkoottinen {adj} :: narcotic
Närpiö {prop} :: Närpiö (town/and/municipality)
närpiöläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Närpes
närpiöläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Närpes
narraaminen {n} :: fooling, cheating
narrailla {v} [colloquial] :: To fish (using a hook and line etc.)
narrata {v} :: To fool, cheat (lightheartedly, not maliciously)
narrata {v} :: narrata kaloja: To fish with a hook and line or similar
narratologi {n} :: narratologist
narratologia {n} :: narratology
narraus {n} :: fooling
narraus {n} :: fishing with hook and line or similar
narri {n} :: fool, joker, jester
narrimainen {adj} :: foolish
narrimaisesti {adv} :: foolishly
narrimaisuus {n} :: foolishness
narrinhattu {n} :: fool's cap
narrius {n} :: The property of being a fool
narsismi {n} :: narcissism
narsissi {n} :: narcissus
narsisti {n} :: narcissist
narsistinen {adj} :: narcissistic
narsistisesti {adv} :: narcissistically
narsistisuus {n} :: narcissism
narskahdella {vi} :: to grate, crunch
narskahdus {n} :: a sudden crunch
narskahtaa {vi} [momentane] :: To make a sudden crunching or grating sound
narskauttaa {vt} :: to make crunch suddenly
narske {n} :: A crunching or grating sound
narsku {n} :: bird of the genus Netta
narskua {v} :: to grit, grate, grind (to give a grating sound)
narskunta {n} :: gritting, grating (sound)
narskutella {v} :: to grit, grate, grind (give forth a grating sound, repeatedly or casually)
narskuttaa {v} :: To make a grinding sound, as when grinding one's teeth
narskuttelu {n} :: grating, grinding (act of giving forth a grating sound, repeatedly or casually)
narskutus {n} :: grinding (of teeth etc.)
narttu {n} :: bitch (female dog)
narttu {n} :: queen (female cat)
narttu {n} [vulgar, derogatory] :: bitch (woman)
naru {n} :: cord, line, rope
naruhyppely {n} :: jump rope (activity)
naruhyppy {n} :: jump rope (single jump)
naruttaa {v} :: To fool, trick (to make a fool of someone)
narutus {n} :: fooling, tricking
närvänä {n} :: creeping sibbaldia (Sibbaldia procumbens)
nasaali- {prefix} :: nasal
nasaali {n} [phonetics] :: nasal
nasaali {n} [historical] :: nasal (nose guard on a helmet)
nasaalinen {adj} [anatomy] :: nasal
nasaalistua {vi} [phonetics] :: to become nasalized
nasakka {adj} :: vigorous
nasalisaatio {n} :: nasalization
nasaloida {v} :: To nasalize
Nasaret {prop} :: Nazareth (ancient town in Galilee)
nasaretilainen {adj} :: Nazarene
näsäviisas {adj} :: cheeky, smartass
naselli {n} :: nacelle
naseva {adj} :: witty
nasevasti {adv} :: wittily
nasevoida {vt} :: to make witty
nasevoittaa {vt} :: to make witty
nasevoitua {vi} :: to become witty
nasevuus {n} :: wittiness
näsiä {n} :: mezereon (Daphne mezereum)
näsiä {n} :: daphne
näskäin {n} :: a type of leather scraping tool
naskali {n} :: awl, stitching awl, bodkin (sharp tool for making holes in cloth or leather)
naskali {n} :: icepick
naskali {n} [colloquial] :: young boy
nasofaryngiitti {n} :: nasopharyngitis, rhinopharyngitis (inflammation of the nasal passages and upper pharynx)
nassakka {n} :: small keg
nasse {n} :: Pig-shaped gingerbread
nasse {n} [military slang] :: gas mask
nassikka {n} [colloquial] :: kid
nassu {n} [childish] :: face
nasta {n} :: thumbtack
nasta {n} :: pin
nasta {n} :: stud (as in studded tyres)
nasta {n} :: tack
nasta {adj} [slang] :: cool, neat, great
nastahammas {n} :: a certain type of tooth implant
nastanpoistaja {n} :: staple remover
nastarengas {n} :: studded tire (snow tire equipped with studs)
nastata {v} :: to thumbtack (to fix or attach with thumbtacks)
nastaus {n} :: pinning (fastening with pins)
nastoitettu {adj} [automotive] :: studded
nastoittaa {v} [automotive] :: to stud (furnish with studs)
nastoitus {n} :: studding (augmenting with studs)
nasu {n} [childish] :: pig
nasujaiset {n} :: A hazing event at the start of high school
nasuttaa {v} :: to haze first-year high school students in a nasujaiset event
nasutus {n} :: the act of hazing first-year high school students in a nasujaiset event
nata {n} [plant] :: fescue (Festuca)
nätä {n} :: sandwort (plant in the genus Minuartia)
nätä {n} [in plural] :: the genus Minuartia
nataliteetti {n} :: natality
natamysiini {n} [organic chemistry] ::  natamycin
Natanael {prop} :: Nathanael (Biblical figure)
Natanael {prop} [rare] :: given name
natanen {n} :: any plant of the genus Schismus
natanen {n} [in plural] :: the genus Schismus
natiivi {adj} :: native
Natikka {prop} :: A nickname of tractors and other vehicles produced under the brand of International Harvester
natina {n} :: creak (continuous creaking sound, like that produced by a wooden structure which is slightly moving by its joints)
nationaalinen {adj} :: national
nationalismi {n} :: nationalism
nationalisti {n} :: nationalist
nationalistinen {adj} :: nationalistic
natista {vi} :: To creak
nätisti {adv} [colloquial] :: prettily
natisuttaa {vt} :: to creak
nativismi {n} :: nativism
nätkelmä {n} [plant] :: a plant of the genus Lathyrus (sweet peas and vetchlings)
nato {n} [archaic] :: sister-in-law of a woman (husband's sister)
nato {n} [rare] :: alternative spelling of NATO
Nato {prop} :: Nato, NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
Nato-jäsenyys {n} :: NATO membership, membership in NATO
natolanka {n} :: razor wire
natomaa {n} :: NATO country, NATO member
nato-piikkilanka {n} :: alternative form of natolanka ("razor wire")
natrium {n} :: sodium
natriumadipaatti {n} [organic chemistry] :: sodium adipate
natriumalginaatti {n} [organic chemistry] :: sodium alginate
natriumasetaatti {n} :: sodium acetate
natriumaskorbaatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium ascorbate
natriumbentsoaatti {n} :: sodium benzoate
natriumbikarbonaatti {n} :: sodium bicarbonate
natriumbisulfiitti {n} :: sodium bisulfite
natriumborohydridi {n} [chemistry] :: sodium borohydride
natriumdisulfiitti {n} [inorganic compound] :: sodium disulfite
natriumerytorbaatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium erythorbate
natriumfluoriasetaatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium fluoroacetate
natriumfluoridi {n} :: sodium fluoride
natriumformiaatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium formate
natriumfosfaatti {n} [inorganic chemistry] :: sodium phosphate
natriumglutamaatti {n} :: monosodium glutamate
natriumhydridi {n} [chemistry] :: sodium hydride
natriumhydroksidi {n} [inorganic compound] :: sodium hydroxide
natriumjodidi {n} [inorganic compound] :: sodium iodide
natriumkarbonaatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium carbonate, Na2CO3
natriumkloridi {n} [inorganic compound] :: sodium chloride
natriumkromaatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium chromate
natriumlaktaatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium lactate
natriumlauryylisulfaatti {n} :: sodium lauryl sulfate
natriummalaatti {n} [organic chemistry] :: sodium malate
natriumnitraatti {n} [inorganic compound] :: sodium nitrate
natriumnitriitti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium nitrite
natriumsilikaatti {n} [inorganic compound] :: sodium silicate
natriumsitraatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium citrate
natriumstearaatti {n} :: sodium stearate
natriumsulfaatti {n} [inorganic compound] :: sodium sulfate
natriumsulfiitti {n} [inorganic chemistry] :: sodium sulfite
natriumsuola {n} :: sodium salt
natriumsyanidi {n} [chemistry] :: sodium cyanide
natriumtartraatti {n} [chemistry] :: sodium tartrate
natriumvetykarbonaatti {n} [organic compound] :: sodium hydrogen carbonate, sodium bicarbonate
natriumvetysulfiitti {n} [inorganic chemistry] :: sodium bisulfite
natsa {n} :: A stripe [military badge]
natsa {n} :: The butt of a cigarette
natsata {v} [slang] :: to succeed (in)
natsi {n} :: a Nazi
natsikortti {n} [Internet slang, sometimes, humorous] :: the use of Adolf Hitler or the Nazis in argumentation
natsikortti {n} [Internet slang, sometimes, humorous] :: comparing someone or something to the Nazis in an attempt to cast the subject in a negative light
natsilainen {adj} :: Nazi
natsi-Saksa {prop} :: Nazi Germany
natsi-Siwa {n} [derogatory, colloquial, humorous] :: Lidl
natsismi {n} :: Nazism
natsistinen {adj} :: Nazi (pertaining to the Nazi Party or Nazism)
natsitervehdys {n} :: Nazi salute
natta {n} :: synonym of hippa
nätti {adj} [colloquial] :: pretty
natto {n} :: A traditional Japanese food product made from fermented soybeans
Natura-alue {n} :: A protected natural area that belongs to Natura 2000, a European Union network established to protect the most seriously threatened habitats and species across Europe
naturalismi {n} :: naturalism
naturalisti {n} :: naturalist
naturalistinen {adj} :: naturalistic
naturismi {n} :: naturism, nudism
naturisti {n} :: naturist, nudist
naturistinen {adj} [rare] :: naturistic, nudist
naturopaatti {n} :: synonym of luonnonparantaja
natustaa {vt} :: to eat by chewing slowly
natustella {vt} :: to munch, to eat by chewing slowly
naudanliha {n} :: beef (the meat from a bovine)
naudanlihapihvi {n} :: beefsteak
naudanlihapihvi {n} :: beef patty
naudanpaisti {n} :: roast beef
naudanvuota {n} :: cowhide
naudikas {n} :: box calf (type of calfskin leather)
nauha {n} :: ribbon, band, string
nauha {n} :: lace, shoelace
nauha {n} :: tape (recording media)
nauha {n} :: fret (in a guitar)
nauha-asema {n} [computing] :: tape drive
nauhaikkuna {n} :: strip window, row of windows
nauhakenkä {n} :: shoe with laces
nauhakeraaminen {adj} [archaeology] :: related or pertaining to the Linear Pottery culture
nauhakeramiikka {n} [archaeology] :: linear pottery
nauhamato {n} :: synonym of limamato
nauhamatriisi {n} [mathematics] :: band matrix
nauhanopeus {n} :: tape speed
nauhanpää {n} :: aiglet (tip on a shoelace, ribbon or cord that makes lacing easier)
nauhaornamentti {n} :: ornament on a band or string
nauhapirta {n} :: a reed used to weave bands, band weaving reed
nauhasilikaatti {n} [mineral] :: double chain inosilicate (mineral)
nauhoite {n} :: recording
nauhoittaa {vt} :: to tape, record (on audiotape or videotape)
nauhoittaa {vt} :: to lace (a shoe)
nauhoittaminen {n} :: recording, taping
nauhoitus {n} :: recording (reproduction of sound and/or video, stored in a permanent medium, especially on a tape)
nauhuri {n} :: (tape, video etc.) recorder
nauhus {n} :: ligularia (any plant of the genus Ligularia)
nauhus {n} [in plural] :: the genus Ligularia
naukaista {vi} :: To meow (once)
naukaisu {n} :: meow
naukata {v} :: to take a sip, draft, dram, snifter (to take a drink of liquor)
naukkailla {v} :: to tipple (to drink alcohol regularly or habitually)
naukkailu {n} :: tippling (drinking alcohol in small amounts)
naukku {n} :: snifter, sip, dram (small quantity of an alcoholic drink)
naukua {v} :: to meow
naukua {v} :: to make a similar sound by any means
naukua {v} :: to complain, beg or ask for something
naukuminen {n} :: meowing
naukuna {n} :: meowing
naula {n} :: nail (spike-shaped fastener, often made of metal)
naula {n} :: (Scandinavian) pound (Swedish unit of weight equal to 425 grams)
naula {n} :: funt, funte (Russian unit of weight equal to 409,5 grams)
naula {n} :: synonym of pauna
naulain {n} :: nailgun (hand tool)
naulakko {n} :: A rack for hanging clothes or other items
naulanvedin {n} :: cat's paw (small crowbar for pulling nails out)
naulapyssy {n} [colloquial] :: nailgun
naulata {vt} :: to nail, fasten with one or more nails
naulaus {n} :: nailing
naulauskone {n} :: nailing machine
naulauslevy {n} :: nail plate (plate with holes usually made of metal used to join things together)
nauliintua {vi} :: alternative form of nauliutua
naulita {vt} :: to rivet, to nail (used in a figurative meaning)
nauliutua {vi} [figuratively] :: to get stuck as if nailed
Naumanen {prop} :: surname
naur {interj} [internet slang] :: LOL
nauraa {vi} :: To laugh (at = allative)
nauraa {v} :: To laugh off
nauraa pihalle {vt} [idiomatic] :: to laugh out of court
naurahdella {vi} :: To utter short bursts of laughter (repeatedly)
naurahdus {n} :: laugh (single utterance)
naurahtaa {vi} :: To utter a laughter
nauraja {n} :: laugher (one who laughs)
nauraja {n} :: kookaburra (any of several species of kingfishers in the genus Dacelo)
nauraminen {n} :: laughing
naurattaa {vt} :: To make someone laugh
naurattaja {n} :: one who makes people laugh, jokester
nauravainen {adj} :: ridibund (inclined to and easily brought to laughter; happy)
nauravasilmäinen {adj} :: Laughing-eyed
naureskella {vi} :: To laugh intermittently, often alternating with speech, as when telling a funny story
naureskelu {n} :: laughing
naurettava {adj} :: Laughable, ridiculous, ludicrous, preposterous
naurettavampi {adj} :: comparative of naurettava
naurettavasti {adv} :: ridiculously
naurettavuus {n} :: ridiculousness
nauris {n} :: turnip (white root of a yellow-flowered plant, Brassica rapa, grown as a vegetable)
naurishauta {n} [gastronomy, historical] :: A pit in which turnips were slowly cooked for food by using the heat of hot stones that were put in the pit in layers with the turnips
naurishuttu {n} :: turnip porridge prepared in water
naurisleipä {n} :: turnip bread
naurismainen {adj} :: napiform
naurisperhonen {n} :: small white, Pieris rapae
naurispuuro {n} :: turnip porridge
naurisseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius raphanoides
nauru {n} :: Laughter, laugh
nauru {n} :: The Nauru language
Nauru {prop} :: Nauru
nauruhermo {n} [figuratively, colloquial, often in plural] :: funny bone (one's sense of humor)
naurukohtaus {n} :: a fit of laughter
naurulainen {adj} :: Nauruan
naurulainen {n} :: A Nauruan
naurulokki {n} :: black-headed gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus, syn. Larus ridibundus)
naurunaihe {n} :: laughing stock
naurunalainen {adj} :: ridiculed
naurunalainen {adj} :: joutua naurunalaiseksi: To become a laughing stock
naurunalaistaa {vt} :: to ridicule
naurunhohotus {n} :: guffaw
naurunpuuska {n} :: A gale or an outburst of laughter
naurunrähäkkä {n} :: loud laugh or guffaw
naurunremakka {n} :: a loud eruption of laughter from multiple people simultaneously
nauru pidentää ikää {proverb} :: laughter is the best medicine
naurupommi {n} :: something that is very funny and makes people laugh
naurusuin {adv} :: (while) laughing or smiling
nauta {n} :: cattle, cow, bull
nauta {n} :: synonym of naudanliha
nautaeläin {n} :: bovine; any animal in the subfamily Bovinae
nautakarja {n} :: cattle (cows)
nautakiiliäinen {n} :: ox warblefly (Hypoderma bovis)
nautamainen {adj} :: bovine
nautapaarma {n} :: A horsefly, Tabanus bovinus
nautarotu {n} :: cattle breed
nautayksikkö {n} :: livestock unit
nautiikka {n} :: navigation (science)
nautinnokas {adj} :: alternative form of nautinnollinen
nautinnollinen {adj} :: enjoyable, luscious, voluptuous
nautinnollisempi {adj} :: comparative of nautinnollinen
nautinnollisesti {adv} :: enjoyably, lusciously, voluptuously
nautinnollisuus {n} :: enjoyment
nautinnonhaluinen {adj} :: Pleasure-loving; self-indulgent
nautinnonhimo {n} :: lust for pleasure, hedonism
nautinnonhimoinen {adj} :: self-indulgent
nautinta {n} :: usage
nautinta {n} [law] :: use, enjoyment
nautinta-aika {n} :: a period of time for how long which if a home has been owned, it cannot be reclaimed by the old owner in case of most infringements
nautinta-alue {n} :: the area in which one has the right to hunt and camp
nautinto {n} :: pleasure, enjoyment
nautintoaine {n} :: stimulant
nautiskelija {n} :: sensualist, hedonist, voluptuary, epicurean, sybarite (person devoted to pleasure and luxury)
nautiskella {v} :: To enjoy, savour/savor, relish
nautiskelu {n} :: enjoying, savoring
nautittava {adj} :: enjoyable
nautittavasti {adv} :: enjoyably
nautittavuus {n} :: enjoyability, enjoyableness
nauttia {vi} [_, + elative] :: To enjoy
nauttia {vi} [_, + elative] :: (legal) To enjoy a legal right
nauttia {vt} [_, + partitive] :: To ingest, consume
nauttija {n} :: enjoyer
nauttiminen {n} :: enjoying
nauttiminen {n} :: ingesting (such as medicine or alcohol)
nauttinen {adj} [rare outside set phrases] :: nautical
nauttinen hämärä {n} :: nautical twilight
nau’unta {n} :: meowing
navaho {n} :: alternative form of navajo
navajo {n} :: The Navajo language
navakasti {adv} :: briskly (of wind)
navakka {adj} :: Of a wind, the strength that is between moderate and strong
navakkuus {n} :: the property of wind to be navakka (between moderate and strong, 5-6 on Beaufort scale)
navakoitua {vi} [of wind] :: To grow stronger
navallisuus {n} :: polarity
näveri {n} :: A gimlet (wood-working tool)
näverrin {n} :: hand drill
nävertää {vt} :: to bore
navetta {n} :: cowshed, barn; byre [UK] (building designed and built for keeping domestic animals, especially cows)
navettarakennus {n} [rare, technical] :: cowshed, barn (building designed and built for keeping domestic animals, especially cows)
navettaruokinta {n} [agriculture] :: barn feeding
navigaatio {n} :: navigation
navigaatiosatelliitti {n} :: navigation satellite
navigaattori {n} :: navigator
navigoida {v} :: To navigate
navigoija {n} :: navigator
navigointi {n} :: navigation
navigointilaite {n} :: navigational device
navigointisatelliitti {n} :: synonym of navigaatiosatelliitti
näykätä {vt} :: to nibble, to snap (snatch with teeth)
näykkäistä {v} :: to snap (to snatch with or as if with the teeth)
näykkäistä {v} :: to nibble (to bite lightly)
näykkiä {v} :: To nibble
näykkijäkilpikonna {n} :: snapping turtle
näytäntö {n} :: performance, show (live show)
näytäntökausi {n} [TV] :: season
näytäntövuosi {n} :: year of shows of a theater
näyte {n} :: sample, specimen
näyteastia {n} :: sample dish, sample container
näyteikkuna {n} :: shop window, show window, display window
näyteikkuna {n} :: showcase, show window
näytellä {vt} [+ partitive] :: to act, play (act in a performance)
näytellä {vt} :: to show (in an indifferent manner; or when the speaker finds the action annoying)
näytelmä {n} :: play (theatrical performance)
näytelmä {n} :: spectacle
näytelmäkirjailija {n} :: A playwright
näytelmällinen {adj} :: dramatic (pertaining to theater)
näytelmällisesti {adv} :: synonym of draamallisesti
näytelmätiede {n} :: dramaturgy
näytenopeus {n} :: sampling rate
näytepullo {n} :: sample bottle, vial
näyteväli {n} [sound engineering] :: sampling interval
näytillä {adv} :: (being) on display
näytille {adv} :: into being on display
näytin {n} :: A computer screen
näytönohjain {n} [computing] :: graphics card, video card
näytönsäästäjä {n} [computing] :: screensaver
näytönsuoja {n} :: screen protector (anything designed to protect a screen)
näytönsuojakalvo {n} :: screen protector (sheet or film of material to protect a screen)
näytönsuojus {n} :: screen protector
näytös {n} :: synonym of näytäntö
näytös {n} :: showing (occasion when something is shown for public)
näytös {n} :: act (subdivision of a play)
näytös {n} :: ostentation (ambitious display; vain show; display intended to excite admiration or applause)
näytöslaji {n} :: demonstration sport
näytösoikeudenkäynti {n} :: show trial
näytösottelu {n} [sports] :: synonym of harjoitusottelu
näyttää {vt} :: to show, present
näyttää {vi} [with active participle] :: to seem to do, appear to do, (to do = active present participle singular in genitive, -van/-vän; to have done = active past participle singular in genitive, -(n)een)
näyttää {vi} [with "siltä, että"] :: to look like, to look as if, to seem, appear
näyttää {v} :: [+ ablative] to look (to give an appearance of being)
näyttää {v} :: [+ ablative] to look like, resemble (to be similar in appearance to)
näyttää esimerkkiä {v} :: to set an example (do something (positive) in a way that should inspire others to do the same)
näyttää hampaansa {v} [idiomatic] :: to bare one's teeth
näyttää kaapin paikka {v} [idiomatic] :: to put someone in their place; to exert dominance or superiority over someone
näyttää keskisormea {v} :: to flick off, flip off, give the finger, flip the bird (to make a rude gesture by extending the middle finger)
näyttää kieltä {v} :: to stick one's tongue out, pull tongues
näyttää mieltään {v} [rare] :: to demonstrate, protest; more commonly osoittaa mieltään
näyttää toteen {vt} [+ genitive-accusative] :: To prove, substantiate, demonstrate
näyttäminen {n} :: showing
näyttämö {n} :: stage, scene (in a theatre)
näyttämöavustaja {n} [theater] :: stagehand
näyttämöllepano {n} :: mise en scène (arrangement of props and actors on a stage or for film)
näyttämöllinen {adj} [theater] :: scenic
näyttämömies {n} :: (male) stagehand, machinist
näyttämöohje {n} :: stage direction (instruction given to an actor that tells the actor what should be done and in what manner to do it)
näyttämötaiteilija {n} :: performing artist
näyttämötekniikka {n} :: stage system, stage technology
näyttävä {adj} :: pretentious, showy
näyttävä {adj} :: impressive, imposing, spectacular
näyttävämpi {adj} :: comparative of näyttävä
näyttävästi {adv} :: spectacularly
näyttävästi {adv} :: demonstratively
näyttäytyä {vi} :: To show up, appear
näytteenotto {n} :: sampling
näytteenottotaajuus {n} [electronics, sound engineering] :: sampling frequency, sampling rate
näytteillä {adv} :: (being) on display
näytteille {adv} :: into being on display
näytteilleasettaja {n} :: exhibitor
näytteillepanija {n} :: exhibitor
näytteistys {n} [signal processing] :: sampling
näytteistystaajuus {n} [signal processing] :: sampling rate, sampling frequency
näytteleminen {n} :: acting, playing, playing a role
näyttelijä {n} :: actor
näyttelijätär {n} :: actress
näyttely {n} :: exhibit, exhibition, fair, show
näyttely {n} :: showing something or someone repeatedly
näyttely {n} [mostly only in compounds] :: acting (playing a role)
näyttelyalue {n} :: exhibition site, exhibition area
näyttelyarkkitehtuuri {n} :: exhibition architecture
näyttelyarvostelu {n} :: qualification of dogs by conformation
näyttelyesine {n} :: exhibit (something exhibited)
näyttelyesine {n} :: showpiece (something made to be displayed)
näyttelyhalli {n} :: exhibition hall
näyttelyjulkaisu {n} :: exhibition catalog
näyttelykissa {n} :: show cat
näyttelykoira {n} :: show dog
näyttelyluettelo {n} :: exhibition catalog
näyttelysali {n} :: exhibition hall
näyttelysuunnittelu {n} :: exhibition design
näyttelytekniikka {n} :: exhibition technology
näyttelytila {n} :: exhibition space
näyttelytoiminta {n} :: exhibition service, exhibition activity
näyttelyvaihto {n} :: change of exhibition
näyttö {n} [computing] :: monitor, display
näyttö {n} :: showing (occasion when something is shown, particularly something that is for sale)
näyttö {n} :: evidence
näyttöalue {n} :: display region, viewport
näyttöalue {n} :: instrumented range
-näyttöinen {adj} :: suffix for building adjectives that describe the quality of a display possessed by the modified word
näyttökoe {n} :: competency test, skills test
näyttökuva {n} [computing] :: screenshot
näyttölaite {n} [computing] :: visual display unit
näyttölevy {n} :: display panel, display board
näyttölippu {n} :: a pass or ticket that can be used by showing it to the driver
näyttöluettelo {n} :: online public access catalog
näyttöpääte {n} [computing] :: video terminal, display terminal
näyttöpääte {n} :: monitor, display
näyttöresoluutio {n} :: display resolution
näyttöruutu {n} :: screen (of a computer etc.)
näyttösuoja {n} :: synonym of näytönsuoja
näyttötaulu {n} :: display billboard, display panel, display board
näyttötila {n} [computing] :: display mode, screen mode, video mode
näyttötutkinto {n} [education] :: competency-based degree
näyttövekseli {n} [finance] :: sight bill, sight draft
näyttövelvollisuus {n} [law] :: burden of proof, burden or responsibility to substantiate or show something true
Nazarbajev {n} :: Nazarbayev (transliteration of the Kazakh surname Назарбаев)
-ne- {interfix} :: Marker of potential mood in verbs
-ne {suffix} :: The suffix used to form the comitative case. It denotes companionship and ownership, and is written where English would use "together with (one's possession)"
ne {pron} [demonstrative, of things and animals] :: they, those (plural of the pronoun se (it); objects not pointed at by the speaker)
ne {pron} [colloquial, dialectal, of people] :: they
ne {determiner} :: those, the (not pointed at by the speaker)
Nea {prop} :: given name of modern usage
nearktinen {adj} :: Nearctic
Nebraska {prop} :: Nebraska (state)
nebuloosa {n} [astronomy] :: nebula
nee {num} [colloquial] :: four
Neea {prop} :: given name of modern usage
neekeri {n} [politically incorrect] :: negro (person of African descent)
neekeri {n} [pejorative, offensive] :: nigger (person with dark brown skin)
neekeri {n} [dated] :: journalist
neekeri {n} [originally, humorous, now, politically incorrect] :: a person who performs hard or menial work
neekerinsuukko {n} [dated, now possibly offensive] :: synonym of suukko
neekeriorja {n} [politically incorrect] :: nigger slave
neekeriorjuus {n} [politically incorrect] :: nigger slavery
neekerisankkeri {n} [pathology, dated] :: lymphogranuloma venereum
-neen {suffix} :: Comitative case suffix in third person
neerhaalari {n} [nautical] :: downhaul (rope used to haul down a sail or spar)
nefeliini {n} [mineral] :: nepheline
nefeliinisyeniitti {n} [mineral] :: nepheline syenite
nefeliitti {n} [mineral] :: nepheline
nefeliniitti {n} [rock] :: nephelinite
nefelometri {n} :: nephelometer
nefelometria {n} :: nephelometry
nefriitti {n} [mineral] :: nephrite
nefriitti {n} [pathology] :: nephritis
nefro- {prefix} [anatomy, medicine] :: Of or relating to kidneys, nephric, nephro-
nefroblastooma {n} [oncology] :: nephroblastoma
nefroliitti {n} [medicine] :: A nephrolith
nefrolitiaasi {n} [pathology] :: nephrolithiasis
nefrologi {n} :: nephrologist
nefrologia {n} [medicine] :: nephrology
nefroni {n} [anatomy] :: nephron
nefroosi {n} [pathology] :: nephrosis
nefropatia {n} [pathology] :: nephropathy
nefroskleroosi {n} [pathology] :: nephrosclerosis
nefrotoksinen {adj} [pathology] :: nephrotoxic
nega {n} [colloquial, photographing] :: negative
negaatio {n} [logic] :: negation
negatiivi {n} [photography] :: negative
negatiividefiniitti {adj} :: negative definite
negatiivinen {adj} :: negative
negatiivinen {adj} [physics] :: Having negative charge
negatiivisesti {adv} :: negatively
negatiivisuus {n} :: negativity
negligoida {v} :: To neglect
negridi {n} :: negroid
negridinen {adj} :: negroid
negrospirituaali {n} :: negro spiritual
Nehemia {prop} :: Nehemiah [biblical character]
Nehemia {prop} :: the Book of Nehemiah
neiditellä {vt} :: To use the address Miss
neidonhiuspuu {n} :: gingko, Ginkgo biloba
neidonhiussaniainen {n} :: Southern maidenhair fern, black maidenhair fern, venus hair fern, Adiantum capillus-veneris
neidonkenkä {n} :: calypso orchid, Calypso bulbosa
neidonkorento {n} :: broad-winged damselfly, demoiselle, specifically the beautiful demoiselle, Calopteryx virgo
neilikka {n} :: clove (spice)
neilikka {n} :: carnation (flower)
neiti {n} :: miss (unmarried woman, girl; title of respect for a young woman)
neito {n} :: maiden, maid (girl or young, unmarried woman)
neito {n} [botany] :: nigella (plant of the genus Nigella)
neitobegonia {n} :: A type of tuberous begonia with pendant flowers
neitokainen {n} :: damsel, maiden
neitokakadu {n} :: cockatiel (Nymphicus hollandicus)
neitokurki {n} :: demoiselle crane (Grus virgo or Anthropoides virgo)
neitonen {n} :: diminutive of neito
neitonen {n} :: maid, maiden
neitoperhonen {n} :: European peacock, Inachis io (species of butterfly)
neito pulassa {n} :: damsel in distress
neitopuumuura {n} :: Cocha antshrike
neitseellinen {adj} :: virgin, virginal, untouched
neitseellisesti {adv} :: virginally
neitseellisyys {n} :: virginity (untouched)
neitseestäsyntymisoppi {n} [Christianity] :: the doctrine of the virgin birth of Jesus Christ
Neitsyen superjoukko {prop} [astronomy] :: Virgo Supercluster, Local Supercluster
neitsyt {n} :: A virgin
Neitsyt {prop} [constellation, astrology] :: Virgo
Neitsyt Maria {prop} [Christianity] :: Virgin Mary
neitsytmatka {n} :: A maiden voyage
neitsytöljy {n} :: virgin olive oil
neitsytsaarelainen {adj} :: Of or pertaining to Virgin Islands
neitsytsaarelainen {n} :: A person living in or originating from Virgin Islands
Neitsytsaaret {prop} :: Virgin Islands
neitsyys {n} :: virginity
neiyt {n} [archaic, poetic] :: maiden, unmarried girl
nekka {n} :: a type of jug with a lip used to hold cream or milk
nekku {n} :: A certain traditional confection made of fudge
nekö {pron} :: ne + -kö
nekro- {prefix} :: necro-
nekrobioosi {n} [biology] :: necrobiosis
nekrobioottinen {adj} [biology] :: necrobiotic
nekrofagia {n} :: necrophagy
nekrofiili {n} :: necrophile
nekrofilia {n} :: necrophilia
nekrofobia {n} :: necrophobia
nekrologi {n} :: necrology
nekromantia {n} :: necromancy
nekroosi {n} [medicine] :: A necrosis
nekroottinen {adj} :: necrotic
nekropolis {n} :: necropolis
nekrotisoitua {vi} :: To necrotise/necrotize, undergo necrosis
nekru {n} [highly pejorative, ethnic slur] :: a nigger
nektari {n} :: A nectar, especially a rich and smooth fruit drink; compare linnunmaito
nektariini {n} :: nectarine
nel {num} [colloquial] :: four
nelejä {num} [dialectal] :: four
neli- {prefix} :: four, four-, tetra-, quadri-
neli {n} [horsemanship] :: A four-beat gait, the gallop
neliäänisesti {adv} :: with four voices, quadraphonically
neliapila {n} :: four-leaf clover
neliapilaliittymä {n} :: cloverleaf interchange, cloverleaf
neliatominen {adj} :: tetratomic
nelihenkinen {adj} :: of four (consisting of four people)
nelijakoinen {adj} [heraldry] :: quartered (divided into quarters)
nelijalkainen {n} [zoology] :: tetrapod
nelijalkainen {n} :: (zoology) quadruped
nelijalkainen {adj} :: four-legged, four-footed, quadruped, tetrapod, tetrapous (having four feet or legs)
nelijono {n} :: column of fours
nelikanavainen {adj} :: quadraphonic
nelikätinen {adj} :: fourhanded, quadrumanous (having four hands)
nelikätinen {adj} :: fourhanded (requiring four hands)
nelikätisesti {adv} :: fourhandedly (in a fourhanded manner)
nelikenttä {n} :: A 2x2 matrix
nelikerroksinen {adj} :: [of buildings] four-storey/story
nelikielinen {adj} :: quadrilingual (speaking fluently four languages)
nelikielinen {adj} :: quadrilingual (written in four languages)
nelikielinen {adj} [music] :: four-string
nelikko {n} :: quartet, group of four
nelikko {n} :: quadruplet (sequence of four elements)
nelikko {n} [historical] :: A unit of measure equal to ¼ tynnyri, or 41.22 liters as a dry measure, 31.41 liters as a liquid measure; roughly comparable with English firkin, which is defined as one fourth of a barrel
nelikkö {n} :: alternative form of nelikko
nelikopteri {n} :: quadcopter (rotorcraft with four rotors)
nelikukkula {n} [anatomy] :: colliculus
nelikulmainen {adj} :: quadrangular
nelikulmio {n} :: quadrilateral, quadrangle (polygon with four corners (and thus also four sides))
nelikymmenluku {n} :: the forties, 1940s
nelikymppinen {adj} :: fortysomething, in his/her forties
nelikymppinen {n} :: fortysomething
nelilapekatto {n} :: pyramid roof
nelilö {n} [philately] :: block of four
nelimaali {n} :: A simple baseball-like ballgame with four bases, played chiefly by children
nelimauste {n} :: A mixture of four spices, usually pepper, cloves, nutmeg and dried ginger; used chiefly in French cuisine
nelimoottorinen {adj} :: four-engine
nelinkertainen {adj} :: quadruple
nelinkertainen {adj} :: four-time
nelinkertaisesti {adv} :: four times, fourfold, quadruply
nelinkertaistaa {vt} :: to quadruple
nelinkertaistua {vi} :: to quadruple
nelin kontin {adv} :: alternative form of nelinkontin
nelinkontin {adv} :: on all fours
nelinpeli {n} [sports] :: doubles
neliö {n} :: square
neliö {n} :: four-room apartment
neliö {n} :: short for neliömetri
neliö {n} [heraldry] :: quarter
neliö {n} [typography] :: em
neliö {n} [metal type] :: quad, quadrat
neliöidä {vt} [mathematics] :: to square
neliöinti {n} [mathematics] :: squaring
neliöittäin {adv} :: by the square (meter)
neliöjalka {n} :: square foot
neliöjuuri {n} [mathematics] :: square root
neliökeskiarvo {n} [math] :: root mean square, quadratic mean
neliökilometri {n} :: square kilometer
neliöllinen {adj} [math] :: quadratic
neliöllinen keskiarvo {n} :: quadratic mean, root mean square
neliöluku {n} [math] :: square number, perfect square
neliömassa {n} :: areal density, area density
neliömassa {n} :: grammage
neliömatriisi {n} [mathematics] :: square matrix
neliömetri {n} :: square metre
neliömilli {n} [colloquial] :: square millimetre/square millimeter
neliömillimetri {n} :: square millimetre/square millimeter
neliömuoto {n} [math] :: quadratic form
neliöputki {n} :: square tube
neliosainen {adj} :: four-part, four part
neliösentti {n} [colloquial] :: square centimetre/square centimeter
neliösenttimetri {n} :: square centimetre/square centimeter
neliösumma {n} [mathematics] :: sum of squares
neliötanko {n} :: square rod, square bar
neliövapaa {adj} [number theory] :: squarefree
neliovinen {adj} :: four-door
nelipuu {n} :: quadtree
nelipyörä {n} :: quadricycle (four-wheeled pedaled vehicle)
nelipyöräluisu {n} :: four-wheel drift, four-wheel skid (driving situation in which all four wheels skid at the same time)
nelipyöräveto {n} :: synonym of neliveto
nelipyörävetoinen {adj} :: synonym of nelivetoinen
neliraajahalvaantunut {adj} :: quadriplegic
neliraajahalvaantunut {n} :: quadriplegic
neliraajahalvaus {n} :: quadriplegia (paralysis of all four limbs)
neliraajainen {adj} :: tetrapod (having four limbs)
nelisen {adv} :: about four
nelisenkymmentä {adv} :: about forty
nelisin {adv} :: synonym of nelistään
nelisivuinen {adj} :: quadrilateral (having four sides)
nelisivuinen {adj} :: four-page (having four pages)
neliskanttinen {adj} [colloquial] :: square (having four corners)
neliskanttinen {adj} [colloquial, of character] :: square, straightforward
neliskulmainen {adj} :: quadrangular; used especially of a square or almost square form, hence comparable
nelisointu {n} [music] :: four-note chord, seventh chord
nelisormimangusti {n} :: meerkat (Suricata suricatta)
nelistää {v} [horsemanhip] :: To gallop
nelistään {adv} :: with four people (with no more or less than four people doing some particular action)
nelistys {n} :: [horsemanship] A four-beat gait, the gallop
nelitahokas {n} :: tetrahedron
nelitahtimoottori {n} :: four-stroke engine
nelitahtinen {adj} :: four-stroke
neliterminen {adj} [math] :: quadrinomial
nelittäin {adv} :: in fours, four at a time
neliulotteinen {adj} :: four-dimensional
neliulotteisesti {adv} :: four-dimensionally
neliulotteisuus {n} :: four-dimensionality
nelivaljakko {n} :: team of four horses (set of four horses in front of a carriage)
nelivaljakko {n} :: quadriga (Roman racing chariot)
nelivärinäkö {n} :: tetrachromacy
neliväriprosessi {n} [printing] :: four-color process
nelivärisarja {n} :: four color system
neliväriteoreema {n} [graph theory] :: four color theorem
nelivarvaskilpikonna {n} :: Russian tortoise, Testudo horsfeldii (syn. Agrionemys horsfieldii)
nelivarvassiili {n} :: four-toed hedgehog, Atelerix albiventris
nelivektori {n} :: four-vector
neliveto {n} :: four-wheel drive (transmission system)
neliveto {n} [colloquial] :: four-wheel drive (car with such transmission system)
nelivetoauto {n} :: four-wheel drive (vehicle)
nelivetoinen {adj} :: four-wheel drive (being four-wheel driven)
nelivetoisuus {n} :: four-wheel drive (quality of being four-wheel driven)
neliviivainen {adj} [music] :: four-line
nelivuotias {adj} :: four-year-old
neljä {num} :: four
neljäkäs {n} [geometry] :: rhombus (quadrilateral in which all sizes are of equal ength)
neljäkymmentä {num} :: forty
neljäkymmentäkahdeksan {num} :: forty-eight
neljäkymmentäkaksi {num} :: forty-two
neljäkymmentäkolme {num} :: forty-three
neljäkymmentäkuusi {num} :: forty-six
neljäkymmentäluku {n} :: The forties, 1940s
neljäkymmentäneljä {num} :: forty-four
neljäkymmentäseitsemän {num} :: forty-seven
neljäkymmentäviisi {num} :: forty-five
neljäkymmentäyhdeksän {num} :: forty-nine
neljäkymmentäyksi {num} :: forty-one
neljän kopla {n} [history] :: The Gang of Four
neljänneksi {adv} :: fourthly, for the fourth (in the fourth place)
neljänneksittäin {adv} :: quarterly
neljännen asteen polynomi {n} [mathematics] :: quartic polynomial (polynomial of the fourth degree, i.e. of the form )
neljännen asteen yhtälö {n} [mathematics] :: quartic equation (polynomial equation of the fourth degree, i.e. equation of the form )
neljännes {n} :: quarter (fourth part of anything)
neljännesdollari {n} :: quarter (quarter-dollar, 25 cents)
neljännesfinaali {n} [sports] :: A quarterfinal
neljännesgallona {n} :: A quart
neljänneskilo {n} :: quarter kilogram
neljänneslitra {n} :: quarter litre/liter
neljännesmaili {n} :: A quarter mile
neljännessahaus {n} :: quarter sawing
neljännestauko {n} [music] :: quarter rest, crotchet rest (silence of the same duration as a quarter note)
neljännestunti {n} :: A quarter of an hour
neljännesvälierä {n} [sports] :: eighth final
neljännesvuosi {n} :: quarter (three months)
neljännesvuosijulkaisu {n} :: quarterly, quarterly publication (periodical publication that appears four times per year)
neljännesvuosisata {n} :: A quarter century
neljännesvuosittain {adv} :: quarterly (four times in a year)
neljännesvuosittainen {adj} :: quarterly, quarter-annual (occurring once every quarter year)
neljän suora {n} [card games] :: straight of four, four straight (combination of four consecuitive cards of any color)
neljän suora {n} [poker] :: straight draw (unfinished hand which may be completed to a straight by a successful draw of an additional card)
neljäntuulenlakki {n} :: A traditional Sami headgear
neljän väri {n} [card games] :: four flush, flush of four (combination of four cards of any one color)
neljän väri {n} [poker] :: flush draw (unfinished hand which may be completed to a flush by a successful draw of an additional card)
neljäs {adj} :: fourth
neljä samaa {n} [card games] :: four of a kind (four cards of the same rank in one hand)
neljäsataa {num} :: four hundred
neljäskolmatta {adj} [archaic] :: twenty-fourth
neljäskymmenes {adj} :: the fortieth, abbreviation 40.
neljäskymmenesensimmäinen {adj} :: the forty-first, abbreviation 41.
neljäskymmeneskahdeksas {adj} :: the forty-eighth, abbreviation 48.
neljäskymmeneskahdes {adj} :: synonym of neljäskymmenestoinen
neljäskymmeneskolmas {adj} :: the forty-third, abbreviation 43.
neljäskymmeneskuudes {adj} :: the forty-sixth, abbreviation 46.
neljäskymmenesneljäs {adj} :: the forty-fourth, abbreviation 44.
neljäskymmenesseitsemäs {adj} :: forty-seventh
neljäskymmenestoinen {adj} :: the forty-second, abbreviation 42.
neljäskymmenesviides {adj} :: the forty-fifth, abbreviation 45.
neljäskymmenesyhdeksäs {adj} :: the forty-ninth, abbreviation 49.
neljäskymmenesyhdes {adj} :: synonym of neljäskymmenesensimmäinen
neljäsneljättä {adj} [archaic] :: thirty-fourth
neljäsosa {n} :: quarter, fourth (fourth part of something)
neljäsosanuotti {n} [music] :: quarter note, crotchet
neljäsosatauko {n} [music] :: quarter rest
neljäs serkku {n} :: fourth cousin
neljässijainen {adj} :: quaternary (of fourth rank or order)
neljästään {adv} :: alternative form of nelistään
neljästi {adv} :: four times
neljästoista {adj} :: the fourteenth, abbreviation 14., in names of monarchs and popes XIV
neljäsviidettä {adj} [archaic] :: forty-fourth
neljätoista {num} :: fourteen
neljätuhatta {num} :: four thousand
neljäulotteinen {adj} :: alternative form of neliulotteinen
nelkku {n} [colloquial] :: The digit four
nelkyt {num} [colloquial] :: synonym of neljäkymmentä
Nella {prop} :: given name
Nelli {prop} :: given name
nelma {n} :: inconnu, sheefish (Stenodus leucichthys)
nelonen {n} :: four (digit or figure 4)
nelonen {n} :: fourth gear
nelonen {n} :: F (failing grade; in Finnish schools the grades are given in numbers between 4 and 10)
nelonen {n} :: quadruplet (one of a group of four babies born from the same mother during the same birth)
nelonen {n} [card games, in plural] :: four of a kind (four cards of the same rank in one hand)
nelosolut {n} :: strong beer
nelostie {n} :: the Finnish national road number 4
nelson {n} [wrestling] :: nelson
-nen {suffix} :: Forms diminutives nouns or terms expressing affection
-nen {suffix} :: Forms surnames of association, by now devoid of meaning
nenä {n} [anatomy] :: nose (protuberance on the human face)
nenä {n} :: (anatomy) rhinarium, nose leather
nenä {n} :: nose (tip of some objects)
nenä-äänne {n} [phonetics] :: nasal
nenäapina {n} :: proboscis monkey (Nasalis larvatus)
nenähengitys {n} :: nasal breathing
nenä-huulivako {n} [anatomy] :: philtrum
-nenäinen {adj} :: -nosed (having a certain type of nose)
nenäkarhu {n} :: coati
nenäkäs {adj} :: saucy, cheeky
nenäkkäästi {adv} :: saucily, cheekily
nenäkkäin {adv} :: face to face, face-to-face
nenäkkyys {n} :: cheekiness
nenäklipsi {n} :: nose clip, noseclip
nenäkoru {n} :: nose ring, nose jewellery
nenäkuorikko {n} [anatomy] :: A nasal concha, turbinate bone
nenälasit {n} :: pince-nez (temple-less eyeglasses)
nenäliina {n} :: tissue, kleenex
nenäliina {n} :: handkerchief
nenäluu {n} [skeleton] :: The nasal bone
nenän alakuorikko {n} [anatomy] :: inferior nasal concha
nenän edessä {phrase} [idiomatic] :: under someone's nose
nenän edestä {phrase} [idiomatic] :: (from) under one's nose, from under someone
nenänielun tulehdus {n} :: nasopharyngitis, rhinopharyngitis (inflammation of the nasal passages and upper pharynx)
nenän ja nielun tulehdus {n} :: nasopharyngitis, rhinopharyngitis (inflammation of the nasal passages and upper pharynx)
nenänjuuri {n} :: root of the nose
nenänpää {n} [anatomy] :: The tip of a nose
nenänselkä {n} [anatomy] :: bridge of the nose
nenänsisäinen {adj} :: intranasal (within the nose)
nenänsisäisesti {adv} :: intranasally
nenän sivuontelo {n} [anatomy] :: paranasal sinus
nenänvarsi {n} [anatomy] :: bridge of the nose
nenäontelo {n} [anatomy] :: nasal cavity
nenäpolyyppi {n} [pathology] :: nasal polyp
nenärengas {n} :: nose ring
nenäsuoja {n} :: nose guard (item of protection worn over the nose)
nenäsuoja {n} :: nasal (nose guard in a historical helmet)
nenäsuojus {n} :: nose guard (item of protection worn over the nose)
nenätautioppi {n} [pathology] :: rhinology
nenätipat {n} :: nose drops (nasal spray)
nenätti {n} :: nasturtium
nenätysten {adv} :: nose to nose, face to face
nenäverenvuoto {n} :: nosebleed, nasal bleeding
nenetsi {n} :: Nenets (person)
nenetsi {n} :: Nenets (language)
Nenetsia {prop} :: Nenetsia
Nenonen {prop} :: surname
nentti {n} [slang] :: A neurotypical person
nenu {n} [colloquial, childish] :: nose
neo- {prefix} :: neo-
neoarkeeinen {adj} [geology] :: Neoarchean
neodyymi {n} :: neodymium
neofasismi {n} :: neofascism
neofilia {n} [psychology] :: neophilia
neofobia {n} [psychology] :: neophobia
neofyytti {n} [Christianity] :: neophyte
neofyytti {n} [biology] :: neophyte
neogeeni {n} :: synonym of neogeenikausi
neogeenikausi {n} [geology] :: Neogene period
neoimpressionismi {n} :: neo-impressionism
neoklassismi {n} :: neoclassicism
neokolonialismi {n} :: neocolonialism
neoliittinen {adj} :: Neolithic
neologismi {n} :: neologism
neon {n} :: neon
neonataalinen {adj} :: neonatal (of or pertaining to the period of time immediately following birth)
neonatologia {n} :: neonatology
neontetra {n} :: neon tetra, Paracheirodon innesi
neonvalo {n} :: neon light
neonväri {n} :: neon color
neopentaani {n} [chemistry] :: neopentane
neorealismi {n} :: neorealism
neorealistinen {adj} :: neorealist
neosomi {n} [geology] :: neosome
neoteeninen {adj} :: neotenic
neotenia {n} [biology] :: neoteny
neotrooppinen {adj} :: neotropical
neotropiikinsaukko {n} :: neotropical river otter, neotropical otter (Lontra longicaudis)
neotyyppi {n} [biology] :: neotype
nepaa {n} [dialectal, archaic] :: A first cousin
Nepal {prop} :: Nepal
nepalilainen {adj} :: Nepalese
nepalilainen {n} :: A Nepalese person
Nepalin demokraattinen liittotasavalta {prop} :: Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal
nepata {vt} :: to tap a car in the game of neppis
ne piirtää joilla on liitua {phrase} [colloquial] :: Those who can afford doing something will do it; those who can afford can buy things
nepittää {v} :: To furnish (a garment etc.) with snap fasteners
nepittää {v} [snowboarding, slang] :: To snowboard
nepotismi {n} :: nepotism
neppaaminen {n} [game] :: synonym of neppaus
neppari {n} :: A snap fastener, snap, popper, press stud (pair of interlocking discs used in place of buttons to fasten clothing)
neppaus {n} [game] :: A type of outdoor sports played in Finland with small toy cars
neppi {n} :: A snap fastener, snap, popper, press stud (pair of interlocking discs used in place of buttons to fasten clothing)
neppiauto {n} :: a car used in neppaus
neppis {n} [colloquial, game] :: Same as neppaus
neptunium {n} :: neptunium
Neptunus {prop} :: Neptune, a Roman god
Neptunus {prop} :: Neptune, the eighth planet from the Sun in our solar system
nereidi {n} :: nereid
nero {n} :: genius
nerokas {adj} :: ingenious, witty, shrewd
nerokas {adj} :: brilliant
nerokkaasti {adv} :: ingeniously, shrewdly
nerokkuus {n} :: genius
neronleimaus {n} :: stroke of genius, flash of wit, brainstorm (sudden thought that solves a problem)
neropatti {n} :: wiseguy, wag
nerous {n} :: genius
nervositeetti {n} :: nervosity
nesessääri {n} [colloquial] :: toilet bag, washbag
nesessiivinen {adj} :: Necessive; used to refer to impersonal third-person verbs (whose subjects are usually in the genitive case) that are used to express necessity or obligation in Finnish, for example täytyä
neskahvi {n} [colloquial] :: instant coffee
nesosilikaatti {n} [mineral] :: orthosilicate, nesosilicate (mineral)
nestata {vt} [manufacturing] :: to nest (lay out cutting patterns)
neste {n} :: liquid
neste {n} :: fluid, in certain technical terms
nestedynamiikka {n} :: hydrodynamics
nesteenpoisto {n} :: fluid removal, fluid withdrawal
nesteenpoistolääke {n} :: diuretic (drug or substance that increases the rate of urine excretion)
nesteensiirto {n} :: fluid replacement, infusion
nesteetön {adj} :: liquid-free, lacking or free of liquid
nestefysiikka {n} :: fluid physics, liquid physics
nestehappi {n} :: liquid oxygen (oxygen in liquid form)
nestehukka {n} :: dehydration
nestejännitys {n} :: turgor
nestekaasu {n} :: liquefied petroleum gas, LPG
nestekaasukeitin {n} :: LPG stove (usually a portable one)
nestekidenäyttö {n} :: liquid crystal display, LCD
nestekytkin {n} :: fluid coupling
nestemäinen {adj} :: liquid
nestemäisyys {n} [physics] :: liquidity (state of being liquid)
nestesäiliö {n} :: liquid container
nestesaippua {n} :: liquid soap, soft soap
nestetasapaino {n} :: fluid balance
nestetyppi {n} :: liquid nitrogen
nestevety {n} :: liquid hydrogen
nestevoitelu {n} :: liquid lubrication
nesteytetty maakaasu {n} :: liquefied natural gas
nesteytin {n} :: liquefier (device in which a substance is transformed to liquid)
nesteytin {n} :: liquefying agent (substance, e.g. an enzyme, that causes another substance to liquefy)
nesteyttää {vt} :: to liquefy
nesteytyä {vi} :: To become liquid
nesteytys {n} :: liquefaction
nesteytys {n} :: hydration
nestor {n} :: doyen (the senior, or eldest male member of a group)
Nestori {prop} :: given name
net {pron} [Kven, personal] :: they
netiketti {n} :: netiquette
netota {v} :: To net
Netta {prop} :: given name
netti {n} :: Internet, the Net
nettietiketti {n} [Internet] :: netiquette
nettikahvila {n} :: Internet cafe
nettikansalainen {n} :: A netizen
nettikauppa {n} [colloquial] :: online store, online shop
nettikauppa {n} [colloquial] :: online trade
nettikiusaaminen {n} :: cyberbullying
nettineutraliteetti {n} :: net neutrality
nettisivu {n} [Internet, colloquial, usually plural] :: web site
nettisivu {n} [Internet, colloquial] :: web page
nettisivusto {n} [Internet] :: website
nettislangi {n} :: Internet slang
nettitikku {n} :: A USB modem
netto {n} :: net (remaining after expenses or deductions)
nettoaika {n} [sports] :: Total game time without pauses
nettoansio {n} :: The net earnings or net income of a person after deduction of all taxes, social insurance charges and other obligatory payments
nettoarvo {n} :: net worth, net value
nettopaino {n} :: net weight
nettopalkka {n} :: net income
nettotappio {n} [finance] :: net operating loss
nettotulo {n} :: The net income
nettotulos {n} [accounting] :: net income
nettovetoisuus {n} :: net tonnage
nettovoitto {n} :: The net profit or net income of a company after all expenses and taxes, but not dividends to the owners
neukkari {n} [colloquial] :: A conference room, meeting room
neukku {n} [colloquial] :: A Soviet citizen
neukku {n} [in plural, colloquial] :: Soviet Union
neula {n} :: needle (sewing implement)
neula {n} :: needle (indicator)
neula {n} :: needle, stylus (phonograph needle)
neula {n} [rare] :: needle (leaf of conifer tree)
neula heinäsuovassa {n} [idiomatic] :: needle in a haystack
neulakinnas {n} :: a nålebinding mitten
neulakinnastekniikka {n} :: nålebinding
neulakota {n} :: a part of a fibula or brooch into which the sharp end of the needle or pin is put
neulalaakeri {n} :: needle bearing, nail bearing, quill bearing
neulamainen {adj} :: needle-shaped, needle-like, needlelike, acicular (slender like a needle or bristle)
neulamuikku {n} :: A small vendace, less than 5 cm of length
neulanen {n} :: needle (long, pointed leaf of a conifer tree)
neulanreikäkamera {n} :: pinhole camera
neulansilmä {n} :: eye of a needle, eye (hole in the needle)
neulansilmä {n} :: hairpin turn, hairpin bend, hairpin curve, hairpin (tight bend in a road or a car-racing track)
neulapitsi {n} :: needle lace
neulapohjoinen {n} :: magnetic north
neulaputki {n} :: synonym of neulakota
neulasisto {n} :: The needles of a tree collectively
neulasmainen {adj} [botany] :: acicular (of leaf, slender like a needle or bristle)
neulasto {n} :: alternative form of neulasisto
neulata {vt} :: to attach with a needle
neulatyyny {n} :: pincushion
neulaventtiili {n} :: needle valve
neule {n} :: A knit garment
neulekangas {n} :: knitted fabric
neulekangas {n} :: tricot
neulekone {n} :: knitting machine
neulepuikko {n} :: knitting needle
neulepusero {n} :: crew neck
neulepusero {n} :: sweater, pullover, jumper, jersey
neuletakki {n} :: cardigan
neuletyö {n} :: knitting (product of knitting)
neulikko {n} :: synonym of neulakota
neuloa {v} :: to knit
neuloja {n} :: knitter (one who knits)
neulominen {n} :: knitting (action)
neulomus {n} :: knitting (product of knitting)
neulonta {n} :: knitting (the process of producing knitted material)
neulos {n} :: knitted fabric, knitting
neuloskangas {n} :: alternative form of neulekangas
neumaattinen {adj} [music] :: neumatic
neumi {n} [music] :: neume
neuraalinen {adj} [medicine, technical, scientific] :: neural
neuralgia {n} [pathology, neurology] :: neuralgia
neuralginen {adj} :: neuralgic
neurasteenikko {n} :: A neurasthenic person
neurasteeninen {adj} :: neurasthenic
neurastenia {n} [pathology] :: neurasthenia
neuriitti {n} [pathology] :: A neuritis
neuro- {prefix} :: neuro-
neuroanatomia {n} :: neuroanatomy
neurobiologi {n} :: neurobiologist
neurobiologia {n} :: neurobiology
neuroblastooma {n} [oncology] :: neuroblastoma
neurofilosofia {n} :: neurophilosophy
neurofysiologi {n} :: neurophysiologist
neurofysiologia {n} :: neurophysiology
neurogeeninen {adj} :: neurogenic
neurohypofyysi {n} [anatomy] :: neurohypophysis
neurokirurgi {n} :: neurosurgeon
neurokirurgia {n} :: neurosurgery
neurolepti {n} :: neuroleptic
neuroleptinen {adj} [pharmacology] :: neuroleptic
neurolingvistiikka {n} :: neurolinguistics
neurolingvistinen {adj} :: neurolinguistic
neurologi {n} :: neurologist
neurologia {n} [medicine] :: neurology
neurologinen {adj} :: neurological
neuroni {n} [cytology] :: neuron
neurooma {n} [pathology] :: neuroma
neuroosi {n} :: neurosis
neurootikko {n} :: neurotic person
neuroottinen {adj} :: neurotic
neuroottistua {vi} :: to become neurotic
neuroottisuus {n} :: neuroticism
neuropatia {n} [pathology] :: neuropathy
neuropeptidi {n} :: neuropeptide
neuroplastisuus {n} :: neuroplasticity
neuropsykologi {n} :: neuropsychologist
neuropsykologia {n} :: neuropsychology
neurosirkulatorinen {adj} :: neurocirculatory
neurosyfilis {n} :: neurosyphilis
neurotiede {n} :: neuroscience
neurotisoitua {vi} :: to become neurotic
neurotoksiini {n} :: neurotoxin
neurotyypillinen {adj} :: neurotypical (having a "normal" way of communicating and processing information, used especially to contrast with autistic)
neuroverkko {n} [computing] :: A neural network
neurulaatio {n} [embryology] :: neurulation
neutraali {adj} :: neutral
neutraalialkio {n} [algebra] :: identity (such as an additive or multiplicative identity)
neutraalinen {adj} [dated] :: alternative form of neutraali
neutraalistaa {v} :: alternative form of neutraloida
neutraalisti {adv} :: neutrally
neutraalistua {vi} :: To be neutralized
neutraalisuus {n} :: alternative form of neutraalius
neutraalius {n} :: neutrality (state of not taking sides in an argument or conflict)
neutraalius {n} [chemistry] :: neutrality
neutraalius {n} [international law] :: neutrality
neutralisaatio {n} :: neutralization
neutralisaatiotekniikka {n} [criminology] :: technique of normalization
neutralisoida {v} [dated] :: alternative form of neutraloida
neutralisoitua {vi} :: To become neutralized
neutraliteetti {n} :: neutrality
neutraloida {vt} :: To neutralize
neutralointi {n} :: neutralizing
neutraloitua {vi} :: to become neutralized
neutraloituminen {n} [chemistry] :: neutralization (becoming neutralized)
neutri {n} [grammar, biology] :: a neuter
neutriino {n} [physics] :: neutrino
neutrofiili {n} [biology, cytology] :: neutrophile
neutroni {n} [particle] :: neutron
neutroniluku {n} [physics] :: neutron number
neutronipommi {n} :: neutron bomb
neutronipommitus {n} :: neutron bombardment
neutronisäteily {n} [physics] :: neutron radiation
neutronitähti {n} [astronomy] :: neutron star
neutropenia {n} :: neutropenia
neuvo {n} :: advice
neuvo {n} :: resource
neuvoa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to advise, counsel; show (to advise by showing)
neuvoa {vt} [_, + accusative] :: to tell (someone the way to some place), direct (someone somewhere)
neuvoa-antava {adj} :: advisory, consultative
neuvoja {n} :: adviser
neuvokas {adj} :: resourceful, inventive, crafty
neuvokkaasti {adv} :: resourcefully, inventively, craftily
neuvokkuus {n} :: resourcefulness
neuvoksetar {n} :: The wife of a neuvos
neuvola {n} :: child health clinic
neuvolakortti {n} :: a neuvola card or record
neuvonantaja {n} :: adviser
neuvonantajaryhmä {n} :: brain trust (group of experts that advises a government)
neuvonantajaryhmä {n} :: advisory group
neuvonpito {n} :: negotiation
neuvonpito {n} :: counseling
neuvonta {n} :: advice, counseling
neuvonta {n} :: help desk
neuvos {n} :: (no officially accepted English translation) An honorary title granted by the President of the Republic of Finland to highly merited citizens
neuvos {n} :: councillor/councilor/counselor (the title of the holder of certain high positions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland)
neuvosto {n} :: council
neuvosto {n} [historical] :: soviet
neuvostoarmeija {n} :: The Soviet army
neuvostodiplomaatti {n} :: Soviet diplomat
neuvostojohtaja {n} :: A Soviet leader
neuvostojohto {n} :: Soviet leadership
Neuvostoliitto {prop} :: the Soviet Union
neuvostoliittolainen {adj} :: Soviet (of or pertaining to the Soviet Union)
neuvostoliittolainen {n} :: Soviet (citizen of the Soviet Union)
neuvostomielinen {adj} :: soviet-minded, Sovietist (supporting the kind of ideology and/or government applied in the Soviet Union)
neuvostomielinen {adj} :: Soviet-minded (supporting the interests of the Soviet Union)
neuvostotasavalta {n} :: A short form of sosialistinen neuvostotasavalta, Soviet Socialist Republic; any of the 15 states of the former Soviet Union
neuvostovastainen {adj} [geopolitics, historical] :: antisoviet, anti-Soviet (opposing the Soviet Union)
neuvotella {v} :: To negotiate
neuvoton {adj} :: helpless
neuvotteilla {adv} :: olla neuvotteilla: Being negotiated
neuvotteleminen {n} :: negotiating
neuvottelija {n} :: mediator
neuvottelu {n} :: [often in plural] negotiation, consultation
neuvotteluhuone {n} :: A conference room, meeting room
neuvottelukierros {n} :: A negotiation round (set of linked negotiations)
neuvottelukunta {n} :: advisory board (body that advises the management of a branch of government, corporation or other organization; usually consisting of representatives of various stakeholders)
neuvottelupäivät {n} :: days of negotiation
neuvottelupöytä {n} :: negotiating table, negotiation table
neuvottelutaitoinen {adj} :: having negotiation skills
neuvottomuus {n} :: helplessness
neva {n} :: A type of treeless wet swamp
Neva {n} :: Neva (river)
Nevada {prop} :: Nevada (state)
Nevajärvi {n} [historical] :: synonym of Laatokka
Nevajärvi {n} :: any of the other smaller lakes with this name
nevakorpi {n} :: a type of swamp between neva and korpi; a wet swamp with some trees
Nevalainen {prop} :: surname
nevaniitty {n} :: meadow with thick peaty mould
nevaräme {n} :: a swamp between neva and räme; a treeless swamp with wet areas
nevoittua {vi} :: to become a neva
newari {n} :: Newari (language)
New Brunswick {prop} :: New Brunswick
Newfoundland {prop} :: Newfoundland (island)
newfoundlandinkoira {n} :: Newfoundland, Newfoundland dog
Newfoundland ja Labrador {prop} :: Newfoundland and Labrador
New Hampshire {prop} :: New Hampshire (state)
New Jersey {prop} :: New Jersey (state)
New Mexico {prop} :: New Mexico (state)
newton {n} :: newton
newtonilainen {adj} :: Newtonian
New York {prop} :: New York (largest city)
New York {prop} :: New York (state)
newyorkilainen {n} :: A New Yorker
nganasan {n} :: alternative form of nganasani
nganasani {n} [in plural] :: Nganasan (indigenous Samoyedic people inhabiting the Taymyr Peninsula in north Siberia)
nganasani {n} :: Nganasan (member of this people)
nganasani {n} :: Nganasan (language of this people)
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: suffix used with or without minun (the genitive of the personal pronoun minä), corresponds to the English possessive pronoun my
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: appended to a genitive-requiring postposition that is after or without minun (the genitive of the personal pronoun minä), me
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a participle structure replacing an "että" clause, preceded by a verb expressing, e.g., telling, claiming, asserting, confirming, thinking, wish, desire, seeming, when the clauses have the same subject "I"; appended to the active present participle in genitive singular when the action is concurrent with the main clause
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a participle structure replacing an "että" clause, preceded by a verb expressing, e.g., telling, claiming, asserting, confirming, thinking, wish, desire, seeming, when the clauses have the same subject "I"; appended to the active past participle in genitive singular when the said/alleged (etc.) action antedates the main clause
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a shortened sentence expressing concurrent actions when the clauses have the same subject "I", appended to the inessive of the active second infinitive
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a shortened sentence expressing subsequent actions when the clauses have the same subject "I", appended to the partitive of the passive past participle singular
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a final shortened sentence expressing "in order to do" when the clauses have the same subject "I", appended to the long first infinitive
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: Used in some adverbs, when the clause has the subject "I"
-ni {suffix} [possessive] :: Always appended to a noun in the comitative case when the clause has the subject "I".
niasiini {n} [vitamin] :: niacin
Nicaragua {prop} :: Nicaragua (country)
nicaragualainen {adj} :: Nicaraguan
nicaragualainen {n} :: A Nicaraguan person
nicaraguantaskurotta {n} :: Nicaraguan pocket gopher, Orthogeomys matagalpae
nide {n} :: volume (a single book)
nidoksittain {adv} :: by volume or binding
nidonta {n} :: stitching
nidos {n} :: binding
nidos {n} :: volume (of a book)
nidottu {adj} :: paperback
niekka {n} [rare] :: master, whiz, expert (person who masters a skill exceptionally well; normally used with a modifier that specifies the skill)
niekka {n} :: Used as head of a compound terms (noun + -niekka) to signify a person or animal who is characterized by something defined by the modifying noun
nielaista {vt} :: to swallow, gulp (at once or fast, compare niellä)
nielaista {vt} [figuratively] :: to engulf, cover
nielaisu {n} :: alternative form of nielaus
nielaus {n} :: A swallow (act of swallowing)
nieleksiä {vt} :: To gulp, swallow repeatedly
nieleminen {n} :: swallowing
nielemiskipu {n} [pathology] :: odynophagia
nieleskellä {vt} :: To swallow, gulp in a continuous/indifferent manner
nielijä {n} :: swallower
niellä {vt} :: to swallow [continuously or more slowly, compare nielaista and nieleskellä, also figuratively]
niellä purematta {vt} [idiomatic] :: to take lying down
niellä ylpeytensä {v} [idiomatic] :: to swallow one's pride
nielu {n} :: throat
nielu {n} [anatomy] :: pharynx
nielu {n} :: sink
nielukouristus {n} [pathology] :: pharyngismus
nieluntakainen {adj} [anatomy, medicine] :: retropharyngeal
nielurisa {n} [anatomy] :: Tonsil, palatine tonsil
nielurisatulehdus {n} [pathology] :: tonsillitis, angina tonsillaris
nielutulehdus {n} [pathology] :: pharyngitis
niemeke {n} :: Promontory
Niemelä {prop} :: surname
Niemelä {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
niemi {n} :: cape (form of land near lake or sea), (small) peninsula, ness
Niemi {prop} :: surname
Niemi {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
niemimaa {n} [geography] :: peninsula
niemimaa {n} :: (geography) subcontinent (large peninsula, such as India)
Nieminen {prop} :: surname In 2010, the third most common in Finland (behind Korhonen, and barely ahead of Mäkinen).
nieriä {n} :: Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus)
nietos {n} :: snow drift
nietostaa {vt} :: To pile up, used only of snow
nietostua {vi} :: To pile up, used only of snow
nietu {n} [slang] :: squat, nothing
Niger {prop} :: Niger (country)
Nigeria {prop} :: Nigeria (country)
nigerialainen {adj} :: Nigerian
nigerialainen {n} :: a Nigerian
nigeriläinen {adj} :: Nigerien
nigeriläinen {n} :: a Nigerien
nigiä {v} [slang] :: To steal, nick
nihilismi {n} :: nihilism
nihilisti {n} :: nihilist
nihilistinen {adj} :: nihilistic
nihkeä {adj} :: damp, moist (skin, air)
nihkeä {adj} :: (of a person's attitude towards something) begrudging, reluctant, distasteful, lacking enthusiasm
nihkeästi {adv} [of attitude or reaction] :: begrudgingly, reluctantly, without enthusiasm
nihkeys {n} :: dampness, moistness (of skin, air)
nihonium {n} :: nihonium
nihti {n} [historical] :: soldier
nii {adv} :: informal form of niin
niiata {vi} :: To curtsey
niiaus {n} :: curtsey
niiden {pron} [colloquial] :: their, theirs; used instead of heidän (their, theirs)
niiden {pron} :: their; used without possessive suffix in the main word owned
niiden {pron} :: theirs (that which belongs to them, used without a following noun)
niiden {pron} :: they; used with monopersonal verbs which require genitive such as pitää, täytyä, tulla, olla + passive present participle etc
niiku {conj} [slang, eye dialect] :: alternative form of niinku
Niili {prop} :: Nile
niilinkrokotiili {n} :: Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus)
niilinmedestäjä {n} :: Nile Valley sunbird, Anthreptes metallicus syn. Hedydipna metallica
niilinvaraani {n} :: Nile monitor, Varanus niloticus
Niilo {prop} :: given name
Niilo {prop} :: The letter "N" in the Finnish tavausaakkoset, a spelling system similar to ICAO spelling alphabet
niin {adv} :: so, then, in that case
niin {adv} :: so, to this or that extent
niin {adv} :: like that, in that way, so (in a way that the speaker does not directly show)
niin {adv} :: very
niin {adv} :: An affirmative answer to a question or comment: yes, yeah
niin {adv} :: ai niin: oh yes
niin {adv} :: ai niin? oh really?
niin {conj} [coordinating] :: then; used to introduce the main clause after if clause
niin {conj} [~ kuin] :: as well as
Niina {prop} :: given name
niini {n} :: bast (fibre made from the phloem of certain plants)
niini {n} [obsolete] :: short for niinipuu
niin ikään {adv} :: also, likewise
niinikään {adv} :: also, as well
niinipuu {n} :: small-leaved lime, Tilia cordata
Niinistö {prop} :: surname
niinisyy {n} [botany] :: phloem fiber
niinityö {n} :: bast work, bast crafts
niin ja näin {adv} :: so-so, okay, comme ci comme ça (neither well nor poorly)
niin kauan kuin {phrase} :: as long as (for some period of time)
niin kauan kuin {phrase} [idiomatic] :: so long as, as long as, assuming, provided that, if (depending upon some condition or requirement)
niinku {conj} [colloquial, eye dialect] :: alternative form of niin kuin
niinku {particle} [colloquial] :: like (used when hesitating or as filler; mild intensifier; indicating approximation or uncertainty; used to precede paraphrased quotations)
niin kuin {conj} :: as if, as though (in a manner suggesting)
niin kuin {conj} :: as if (in mimicry of)
niin kuin {conj} :: as
niin kuin {conj} :: as in (with abbreviations), is for, stands for
niin kuin märkä palaa {phrase} [simile] :: badly, not very well
niinkuin märkä palaa {phrase} [colloquial, nonstandard] :: alternative form of niin kuin märkä palaa
niin kutsuttu {adj} :: so-called (so named; called by such a name)
niin makaa kuin petaa {phrase} :: alternative form of niin makaat kuin petaat
niin makaat kuin petaat {proverb} :: you make the bed you lie in, you've made your bed, now lie in it (one must accept the consequences of one's actions)
niin metsä vastaa kuin sinne huudetaan {proverb} :: the way someone is treated is like how that person treats others; what goes around comes around, you reap what you sow
niin myös {phrase} :: as well as, and so was
niinpä {adv} :: so
niinpä {interj} :: indeed
niin päin {adv} :: this way around, this way round (in an direction or orientation that the speaker does not directly show)
niin sanottu {adj} :: so-called (so named; called by such a name)
niin sanotusti {adv} :: as it were, so to speak
niin tai näin {phrase} :: either way
niin tai näin {phrase} :: this or that (of actions; "doing this or that")
niin tai näin {phrase} :: for better or worse
niisi {n} :: heddle, heald (part of a loom)
niisiä {v} [weaving] :: To thread warp yarns through the eyes of heddles
niisinauha {n} :: heddle band
niisipälkki {n} :: Same as niisivarsi
niisipuu {n} :: a type of heddle stand
niisistö {n} :: The heddles of a loom collectively
niisittää {v} :: alternative form of niisiä
niisittäjä {n} :: A person, especially a textile industry worker, who threads warp yarns through the eyes of heddles
niisitys {n} :: The system according to which the warp yarns are threaded through heddles in a loom or weaving machine
niisivarpa {n} :: Same as niisivarsi
niisivarsi {n} :: A shaft from which heddles are suspended in a loom
niisk {interj} [onomatopoeia] :: sniff (short inhalation sound, sometimes associated with crying)
niiskauttaa {v} :: To sniffle (to make a whimpering sound when breathing)
niiskuttaa {vi} :: To sniffle (to make whimpering sounds when breathing)
niiskuttaa {vi} :: To sob
niiskutus {n} :: sniffle
niistää {vti} :: to blow (one's nose), snot
niitä näitä {adv} :: this and that; used especially of a topic of speech, or rather lack of it
niitata {vt} :: To rivet
niitata {vt} [slang, somewhat rare, e.g. in sports] :: To beat, conquer, overcome (a competitor, by a large marginal)
niitata {vt} [slang] :: To kill
niitinpoistaja {n} :: staple remover
niittää {vt} :: To mow, cut, scythe, reap (crops)
niittää {vt} [figuratively] :: To win, achieve
niittäminen {n} :: mowing, reaping
niittaus {n} :: riveting
niittauskone {n} :: stapling machine
niittausvasara {n} :: rivet hammer
niitti {n} :: staple (wire fastener)
niitti {n} :: rivet
niitti {n} [ice hockey, slang] :: hit or check, especially a hard one
niittiliitos {n} :: riveted joint
niitto {n} :: mowing, cutting, reaping
niittokone {n} :: mower
niittomurskain {n} :: flail mower
niittosilppuri {n} :: forage harvester
niittosirppi {n} :: a sickle with a long, wide and only somewhat curved blade
niittu {n} [archaic, dialectal] :: alternative form of niitty
niitty {n} :: meadow, lea (open, non-cultivated field which grows grass and flowers)
niittykasvi {n} :: pasture, meadow or grassland plant species
niittykorte {n} :: shade horsetail or meadow horsetail, Equisetum pratense
niittykullero {n} [plant] :: globeflower, Trollius europaeus
niittyleinikki {n} :: meadow buttercup, Ranunculus acris (a flowering plant in the genus Ranunculus)
niittymari {n} :: Meadow Mari (language and people)
niittynätkelmä {n} :: meadow vetchling (Lathyrus pratensis)
niittynurmikka {n} :: smooth meadow grass, Poa pratensis
niittypirtti {n} :: meadow cabin
niittysauna {n} :: temporary sauna on a meadow
niittysinisiipi {n} :: mazarine blue, Polyommatus semiargus
niittysuohaukka {n} :: Montagu's harrier, Circus pygargus
niittysuolaheinä {n} :: common sorrel (Rumex acetosa)
niittyvilla {n} :: cottongrass (plant of the genus Eriophorum)
niitty-yökkönen {n} :: antler moth, Cerapteryx graminis
nijn {n} :: obsolete spelling of niin
nikama {n} [skeleton] :: vertebra
nikamakipu {n} [pathology] :: spondylalgia
nikamansiirtymä {n} [medicine] :: spondylolisthesis (displacement of a vertebra over a lower vertebra)
nikamantulehdus {n} [pathology] :: spondylitis
nikamatulehdus {n} [pathology] :: spondylitis (inflammation of the spine)
nikamavälilevy {n} [skeleton] :: intervertebral disc
nikamavälilevyn esiinluiskahdus {n} :: synonym of välilevypullistuma
nikamavaltimo {n} [anatomy] :: vertebral artery
Nikea {prop} [historical] :: Nicaea (ancient city in Bithynia in Asia Minor)
nikealainen {adj} :: Nicaean, Nicene
nikealainen {n} :: Nicaean, Nicene
nikka {n} :: hiccups
nikkari {n} :: carpenter
nikkari {n} [colloquial] :: tinkerer (one who tinkers with things)
nikkarityyli {n} [architecture] :: A highly decorative wood construction style, which flourished in Finland at the turn of 19th and 20 th century, incorporating influences from historicist architectural styles of the period
nikkaroida {v} :: to work as carpenter, to carpenter
nikkeli {n} :: nickel (metal)
nikkelimalmi {n} :: nickel ore
nikkelimyrkytys {n} :: nickel poisoning
nikkelimyrkytys {n} [jocular] :: Getting shot
nikkelinen {adj} :: Containing or made of nickel
nikkelisulfaatti {n} [chemistry] :: nickel sulfate
nikkelöidä {vt} :: to nickel
nikkelöinti {n} :: nickeling (plating with nickel)
Nikkilä {prop} :: surname
Nikkilä {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
nikkoliitti {n} [mineral] :: nickeline
nikkud {n} :: nikud
Niklas {prop} :: given name
niklata {v} :: to nickel
Niko {prop} :: given name
Nikobaarit {prop} :: Nicobar Islands
Nikolai {prop} :: given name
Nikosia {prop} :: Nikosia (capital)
nikotella {v} :: To hiccup (to have the hiccups)
nikotiini {n} [chemistry] :: nicotine
nikotiinihappo {n} [vitamin] :: nicotinic acid
nikotiinilaastari {n} :: nicotine patch
nikotiinipurukumi {n} :: nicotine gum
nikotinisti {n} :: nicotine addict
nikottaa {v} :: To hiccup (to have hickups)
nikottelu {n} :: hiccups
nikotus {n} :: hiccups
nikotuttaa {v} :: To cause hiccups
niksaa {v} :: synonym of niksahdella
niksahdella {vi} :: to snap repeatedly
niksahdus {n} :: Action of the verb niksahtaa
niksahtaa {vi} :: to snap
niksaus {n} :: Action of the verb niksaa
niksauttaa {vt} :: to snap, to make snap
niksauttaja {n} [colloquial] :: chiropractor; short for nikamanniksauttaja
niksi {n} :: hack (trick, shortcut, skill, or novelty method to increase productivity, efficiency or ease)
niksua {v} :: synonym of niksahdella
Nikula {prop} :: surname
Nikula {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
nila {n} :: phloem
nilellä {adv} [of skin or body parts] :: raw or chafed
nilelle {adv} [of skin or body parts] :: into being raw or chafed
nilgau {n} :: nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus)
nilgirinlanguri {n} :: Nilgiri langur, Trachypithecus johnii
nili {n} :: A short form of niliaitta
niliaitta {n} :: A traditional type of storage hut or cache built on top of a long stump of a tree or pole in order to prevent animals of getting hold of the contents (typically food or other perishables)
niljaantua {vi} :: To become slimy
niljainen {adj} :: slippery, slimy
niljakas {adj} :: Slimy and slippery
niljakkuus {n} :: (slimy) slipperiness
nilkka {n} :: ankle
nilkkain {n} :: gaiter, spat
nilkkakoru {n} :: anklet
nilkkaluu {n} [skeleton] :: A tarsal bone or tarsal
nilkkasukka {n} :: sock, sockette
nilkki {n} :: A contemptible person
nilkku {n} :: lame
nilkkuri {n} :: ankle boot
nilkutella {vi} :: to limp around
nilkuttaa {v} :: To limp
nilkutus {n} :: Action of the verb nilkuttaa
nillittää {v} [colloquial] :: to complain, to whine
nilpotentti {adj} [algebra] :: nilpotent
nilviäinen {n} :: mollusc (soft-bodied invertebrate)
nilviäinen {n} :: mollusc (weak-willed person)
nilviäistutkimus {n} :: malacology
nimbostratus {n} :: synonym of laaja sadepilvi
nimbus {n} :: synonym of sadepilvi
nimeämätön {adj} :: unnamed
nimekäs {adj} :: famed, renowned, famous, well-known
nimeke {n} :: title (name of a book or other printed item)
nimekkyys {n} :: fame
nimellinen {adj} :: nominal (existing in name only)
nimellinen {adj} :: nominal (insignificantly small)
nimellisarvo {n} :: face value (stated value or amount)
nimellisesti {adv} :: nominally
nimelliskulkusuunta {n} [nautical] :: direction of buoyage (direction according to which the lateral marks have been placed along a navigable channel: the green marks are on the starboard side when a vessel travels to the direction of buoyage)
nimellismitta {n} :: nominal dimension
nimellispalkka {n} :: nominal wage
nimeltään {adv} :: by the name of
nimenanto {n} :: naming (ceremony in which a name is given)
nimenhuuto {n} :: roll call
nimenhuutoäänestys {n} :: roll-call vote
nimeni {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of nimi
nimenkirjoittaja {n} :: signatory
nimenkirjoitusoikeus {n} :: authority to sign
nimenmuutos {n} :: name change
nimenne {n} :: second-person plural possissive form of nimi
nimenomaan {adv} :: precisely, specifically
nimenomaan {interj} :: absolutely!, definitely! (expression of agreement with another speaker)
nimenomainen {adj} :: precise, specific, particular, exact
nimenomainen {adj} :: express, explicit (directly and distinctly stated)
nimenomaisesti {adv} [archaic] :: synonym of nimenomaan
nimenomattain {adv} [archaic] :: synonym of nimenomaan
nimensä {n} :: third-person possissive form of nimi
nimenselvennös {n} :: synonym of nimenselvennys
nimenselvennys {n} :: print name, printed name; name written next to a signature
nimentö {n} [grammar, dated] :: nominative case
nimenväärennös {n} :: falsification of a signature
nimenväärennys {n} :: falsification of a signature
nimesi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of nimi
nimetä {v} :: to name, mention by name
nimetä {v} :: to nominate
nimetä {v} :: to appoint, name
nimetä {v} :: to name, christen, baptise/baptize
nimetä {v} [+ genitive + mukaan] :: to name after
nimetön {adj} :: nameless, innominate
nimetön {adj} :: untitled
nimetön {adj} :: anonymous
nimetön {n} :: ring finger
nimetön {n} :: in plural (nimettömät) panties [US], knickers [UK] (women's short underpants)
nimetön varvas {n} [colloquial, anatomy] :: fourth toe from medial to lateral
nimettömästi {adv} :: incognito
nimettömät {n} :: panties [US], knickers [UK] (women's short underpants)
nimettömyys {n} :: namelessness
nimettömyys {n} :: anonymity
nimetty putki {n} [computing] :: named pipe
nimi {n} :: name
nimiäiset {n} :: naming (the ritual corresponding christening among non-religious people)
nimiavaruus {n} [computing] :: namespace
nimihakemisto {n} :: name directory
nimihenkilö {n} :: a person after which something has been named, a namesake
nimike {n} :: label, title, tag, designation, heading
nimike {n} :: A term of classification
nimikilpi {n} :: nameplate
nimikirja {n} :: a name book
nimikirja {n} :: official records of a person's work history, education and other merits (see nimikirjanote)
nimikirjaimet {n} :: initials
nimikirjain {n} :: initial
nimikirjanote {n} :: an official record about a person's work history, education and other merits
nimikirjoitus {n} :: An autograph (person's own signature)
nimikkeistö {n} :: nomenclature
nimikko {n} :: One that is named after somebody or something
nimikkotuoli {n} :: a named and reserved chair in a theater or concert hall (for example one that is named after and reserved to a specific person or a specific company)
nimikoida {v} :: to identify something as belonging to a named person especially by appliqueing, but also by other means like writing or placing a nameplate or attaching a nametag
nimikointi {n} :: naming
nimikortti {n} :: name card, nameplate, place card
nimikristitty {n} :: nominal Christian
nimikuulu {adj} :: famous or infamous from the name alone
nimilaatta {n} :: nameplate, name badge
nimilaji {n} [biology] :: type species
nimilappu {n} :: A nametag
nimilehti {n} :: synonym of nimiölehti
nimileima {n} :: sponsor's mark
nimileimasin {n} :: name stamp (device)
nimilippu {n} :: name label
nimilista {n} :: name list
nimiloppu {n} :: reindeer of or over seven years of age
nimiluettelo {n} :: name list, roll
nimimerkki {n} :: A pen name, alias
nimimerkki {n} [Internet] :: nickname, nick
nimimies {n} :: man of fame
nimimuisti {n} :: memory for names
niminen {adj} [genitive or possessive suffix +] :: named, namesake; having the same name as or name of
nimineula {n} :: name pin, name label
niminovelli {n} :: titular short story; the short story after which the collection of short stories it belongs to is named after
nimiö {n} :: text on a title page
nimiö {n} [programming] :: label
nimiöidä {vt} :: To label
nimiölehti {n} :: title page
nimiosa {n} :: name part of a trademark
nimiosake {n} :: name share
nimiösivu {n} :: title page
nimipäivä {n} :: name day
nimipalvelin {n} [Internet] :: name server
nimiruno {n} :: titular poem; the poem after which collection of poems it belongs to is named after
nimisana {n} [grammar] :: A noun
nimisiirto {n} :: endorsement (sponsorship, in means of money, by a company, business or enterprise)
nimisivu {n} :: title page
nimismies {n} [historical] :: a peasant appointed as the representative of a rural municipality (pitäjä)
nimismies {n} [historical] :: rural police chief (acting as a police chief, sheriff, distrainor and prosecutor)
nimistö {n} :: nomenclature (set of names or terms)
nimistöntutkimus {n} :: onomastics (branch of lexicology devoted to the study of names and naming)
nimitapa {n} [grammar, dated] :: infinitive, verbal noun
nimitaulu {n} :: letterboard, especially one with names (such as in an apartment)
nimitellä {vt} :: to call names
nimittää {vt} :: to assign
nimittää {vt} :: to name, dub, designate
nimittäin {adv} :: namely
nimittäjä {n} [arithmetic] :: denominator
nimittäminen {n} :: appointment, designation, nomination, installation, naming (act of appointing a person to hold an office, to have a position of trust or to perform a specific task)
nimittäminen {n} :: calling, denomination (act of naming something)
nimittely {n} :: name-calling
nimitutkimus {n} :: name check
nimitys {n} :: appointment
nimitys {n} :: designation, denomination
nimitysjärjestelmä {n} :: appointment system
nimmari {n} [colloquial] :: autograph
nimppari {n} [colloquial, often in plural] :: name day
Nina {prop} :: given name popular in the 1970s and the 1980s
Ninive {prop} :: Ninive (ancient city)
niobi {n} :: niobium
niobium {n} :: niobium
nipin napin {adv} :: barely (by a small margin, almost not at all)
nipin-napin {adv} :: alternative form of nipin napin
nipistää {v} :: To pinch, tweak
nipistellä {vt} [frequentative] :: to tingle
nipistely {n} :: pinching
nipistin {n} :: clip (something which clips or grasps; a device for attaching one object to another)
nipistys {n} :: pinch
nipottaa {v} :: to nitpick, cavil (to criticise for petty or frivolous reasons)
nipottaja {n} :: nitpicker, hair-splitter
nipotus {n} :: Action of the verb nipottaa
nippa {n} :: nipple (mechanical device)
nippa nappa {adv} [colloquial] :: synonym of nipin napin
nippa-nappa {adv} :: synonym of nipin napin
nippeli {n} :: spigot connection
nippelitieto {n} :: trivia
nippertippa {n} [dialectal, rare] :: cheeky young woman
nippertippa {n} [dialectal, rare] :: precocious girl
nippi {n} [papermaking] :: nip
nippu {n} :: bundle, bunch
nippuside {n} :: cable tie, wire tie, hose tie, steggel tie, zap strap, zip tie
nippu-uitto {n} :: timber rafting
nipsahdus {n} :: Action of the verb nipsahtaa
nipsahtaa {vi} :: to snip (make a snipping sound)
nipsaus {n} :: Action of the verb nipsahtaa
nipsauttaa {vt} :: to make do a snipping sound
nipuittain {adv} :: by (the) bunch
nipukka {n} :: tip, point (e.g. of ear)
niputtaa {v} :: to bundle (to tie or wrap together to form bundles)
niputtaa {v} :: to lump (to treat as a single unit; to group together)
niputus {n} :: bundling
nirhaista {vt} :: to nick, to snick
nirhama {n} :: chip
nirhata {v} :: to cut away a little piece of something
nirhata {v} :: to cut something tediously, little by little
nirhata {v} [colloquial] :: to kill
nirkko {n} :: notodontid (moth of the family Notodontidae)
nirkko {n} [textiles] :: picot
nirkko {n} :: milling head (of a milling machine)
nirpalla {adv} :: synonym of nirpassa
nirpallaan {adv} [of a nose] :: shriveled
nirpassa {adv} :: synonym of nirpallaan
nirppu {n} :: A weevil of the genus Apion
nirri {n} [colloquial] :: life
nirskahtaa {vi} [of teeth] :: to grate suddenly
nirskua {vi} [of teeth] :: To grate
nirskunta {n} :: grating (of teeth)
nirskutella {vt} :: to grate (one's teeth)
nirskuttaa {vt} [of teeth] :: to grate, to grit
nirskuttelu {n} :: grating (of teeth)
nirskutus {n} :: Action of the verb nirskuttaa
nirso {adj} :: picky, choosy
nirsoilla {v} :: to be fastidious
nirsosti {adv} :: pickily, choosily
nirtsata {v} [slang] :: to kill
nirvana {n} :: nirvana
nisä {n} [anatomy] :: mamma (milk secreting organ of mammals incl. humans)
nisä {n} [rare, anatomy] :: breast of a woman
nisä {n} [nonstandard, anatomy] :: teat, nipple
nisäkäs {n} :: mammal
nisäkäslaji {n} :: mammal species
nisäkästutkimus {n} [zoology] :: mammalogy (study of mammals as science)
nisänmuovausleikkaus {n} :: synonym of mastoplastia
nisiini {n} [biochemistry] :: nisin
niska {n} [anatomy] :: nape, the back of the neck
niska {n} :: a load bearing horizontal support column in a building
niska {n} :: the upper end of koski (a series of small waterfalls) (the place where the rapid flow begins)
niska-aukko {n} [anatomy] :: foramen magnum
-niskainen {adj} :: necked
niskakarva {n} :: neck hair (individual strand)
niskakarva {n} :: in plural (niskakarvat), neck hair (growth)
niskakarvat {n} :: hair growth in the nape or back of the neck
niskakoulu {n} :: a type of training to help relax one's nape
Niskala {prop} :: surname
Niskala {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
niskalenkki {n} :: A grasp from another person's neck by hooking it with one's arm
niskalenkki {n} [figuratively] :: upper hand
niskalenkkitoppi {n} :: halter (female garment)
niska limassa {adv} [idiomatic] :: nose to the grindstone
niskanahka {n} :: scruff (loose skin at the back of the neck of some animals)
Niskanen {prop} :: surname
niskanikama {n} [skeleton] :: cervical vertebra
niskat nurin {adv} [idiomatic] :: with a broken neck
niskatyyny {n} :: neck pillow, bolster
niskavillat {n} :: hair at the back of the neck
niskoitella {v} :: to be insubordinate, rebel (to be disobedient to lawful authority)
niskoittelija {n} :: rebel, recusant (one who is insubordinate to lawful authority)
niskoittelu {n} :: insubordination
niskuri {n} :: rebel (one who is insubordinate to lawful authority)
niskuroida {v} :: to be insubordinate, rebel (to be disobedient to lawful authority)
niskurointi {n} :: insubordination
nispero {n} [plant] :: loquat, Eriobotrya japonica
nisse {n} :: Human-shaped gingerbread or other pastry
nissi {n} [architecture, biology] :: niche
Nissinen {prop} :: surname
nisti {n} [slang] :: junkie, drug addict
nistiä {v} [colloquial] :: to kill
nisu {n} [dialectal] :: wheat
nisu {n} [dialectal, including, American Finnish] :: something baked of wheat, particularly traditional cardamom sweet bread, such as pulla
nisunjyvä {n} [archaic] :: grain of wheat
nisupulla {n} :: synonym of pulla
nitinä {n} :: squeaking
nitistä {vi} [onomatopoetic] :: to squeak
nitistää {v} :: To smash, kill or defeat completely, overwhelmingly and/or easily, as if killing a fly; may be used concretely and figuratively
nitoa {v} :: to staple (to bind with staples)
nitoja {n} :: stapler
nitomakone {n} :: stapling machine
nitomanasta {n} :: staple (wire fastener used to secure stacks of paper by penetrating all the sheets and curling around)
nitraatti {n} [chemistry] :: nitrate
nitraattifilmi {n} :: nitrate film
nitraattityppi {n} [chemistry] :: nitric nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen
nitrata {v} [chemistry] :: to nitrate
nitraus {n} :: nitration
nitridi {n} [chemistry] :: nitride
nitrifikaatio {n} :: nitrification
nitriili {n} [chemistry] :: nitrile
nitriitti {n} [chemistry] :: nitrite
nitro- {prefix} :: nitro-
nitro {n} :: nitro (medical nitroglycerin)
nitrobentseeni {n} [chemistry] :: nitrobenzene
nitrogenaasi {n} [biochemistry] :: nitrogenase
nitroglykoli {n} [chemistry] :: nitroglycol
nitroglyseriini {n} [organic chemistry] :: nitroglycerin
nitroglyseroli {n} :: nitroglycerol
nitrometaani {n} [chemistry] :: nitromethane
nitroselluloosa {n} [chemistry] :: nitrocellulose
nitrosoamiini {n} [chemistry] :: nitrosamine
nitrosyylikloridi {n} [chemistry] :: nitrosyl chloride
nituri {n} :: stapler
niue {n} :: Niuean (language)
niuelainen {adj} :: Niuean
niuho {adj} :: niggling
niuho {n} :: niggler
niuhottaa {vi} [+ elative] :: To complain pedantically (about something that is insignificant according to the speaker); to complain about fine points that are not really important (nit-picking)
niuhottaja {n} :: nagger, carper
niuhottaminen {n} :: nitpicking (process of finding or pointing out tiny details or errors)
niuhotus {n} :: nitpicking
niukahdus {n} :: sprain
niukahtaa {vi} :: to sprain
niukalti {adv} :: little, scarcely
niukasti {adv} :: sparsely, scarcely, scantily (in low quantity)
niukentaa {vt} :: to reduce, to curtail, to make scarce
niukentua {v} :: alternative form of niuketa
niuketa {vi} :: To become more scarce, lean
niukin naukin {adv} :: synonym of juuri ja juuri
niukka {adj} :: scanty, scarce
niukka {adj} :: synonym of täpärä
niukkaravinteinen {adj} :: oligotrophic, low in nutrients
niukkasanainen {adj} :: terse, sententious
niukkasanainen {adj} :: laconic
niukkasanaisesti {adv} :: tersely, sententiously, laconically
niukkuus {n} :: paucity
niva {n} [dialectal] :: A small rapid in a river
Nivala {prop} :: Nivala (town)
nivalainen {adj} :: alternative form of nivalalainen
nivalainen {n} :: alternative form of nivalalainen
Nivalainen {n} :: surname
nivalalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Nivala
nivalalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Nivala
nivaska {n} :: bundle, bunch
nivel {n} [skeleton] :: joint
nivel {n} [robotics] :: articulation (joint)
niveläes {n} :: jointed harrow
nivelakseli {n} :: universal joint
nivelbussi {n} :: articulated bus
nivelikäs {adj} :: jointed
niveljalkainen {n} :: An arthropod
nivelkärsäinen {n} :: hemipteran (insect belonging to the order Hemiptera)
nivelkärsäinen {adj} :: hemipterous, hemipteran (of or pertaining to Hemiptera or hemipterans)
nivelkierukka {n} [anatomy] :: meniscus
nivellukko {n} [martial arts] :: joint lock
nivellukko {n} :: articulated lock
nivelmato {n} :: annelid
nivelnasta {n} [anatomy] :: condyle
nivelpsoriaasi {n} :: psoriatic arthritis
nivelpussi {n} [anatomy] :: joint capsule
nivelreuma {n} [disease] :: rheumatoid arthritis
nivelrikko {n} [pathology] :: osteoarthritis
nivelsairaus {n} :: joint disease
nivelsärky {n} :: joint ache, arthralgia
nivelside {n} [anatomy] :: ligament
niveltää {vt} :: to articulate, connect with joints (e.g. an axis)
niveltää {vt} :: to connect up, link together (things)
niveltulehdus {n} [pathology] :: arthritis
niveltyä {vi} :: to joint (to fit as if by joints)
nivhi {n} :: A Nivkh (person)
nivhi {n} :: Nivkh (language)
nivoa {vt} :: To bundle, intertwine
nivoutua {vi} :: to intertwine
nivuset {n} :: groin
nivussilsa {n} [pathology] :: jock itch (fungal infection of the groin region)
nivustaive {n} :: groin
nivustyrä {n} [pathology] :: hernia inguinalis, inguinal hernia
Nižni Novgorod {prop} :: Nižni Novgorod (oblast)
Nižni Novgorod {prop} :: Nižni Novgorod (city/administrative center)
Nizza {prop} :: Nizza (coastal city/capital)
njala {n} :: nyala, Tragelaphus angasii
nk. {n} :: initialism of niin kutsuttu
-nko {suffix} :: Forms nouns, mostly describing locations
NKT {n} :: abbreviation of nettokansantuote, NNP (net national product)
NKT {n} :: abbreviation of nettokansantuote, NDP (net domestic product)
NL {prop} :: The Soviet Union
NMKY {prop} :: YMCA
-nne {suffix} :: [possessive] The possessive suffix for 2nd person plural, used when addressing many persons or one person in a polite or formal manner. The word teidän (your) is normally required only in questions where the main focus is in the term defined by teidän, and it must not be used in front of participles or infinitives in participial phrases. In the examples below teidän is in brackets where its use is optional
-nne {suffix} :: Used to indicate possession. The comitative case of a noun requires a possessive suffix, and the genitive of personal pronoun is normally not used with it
-nne {suffix} :: Appended to a genitive-requiring postposition, when its main word is te
-nne {suffix} :: Appended in the participle in participial phrases when the main clause and the participial phrase have the same subject "you"
-nne {suffix} :: Used with adverbs that require a possessive suffix
-nne {suffix} :: Forms nouns indicating that some essential element of the meaning of the root word is present in the meaning of the derived term
-nne {suffix} :: Forms sublative adverbs
-nni {suffix} [rare] :: Forms terminative adverbs
NNKY {prop} :: YWCA
-nnos {suffix} :: Forms nouns
-nnut {suffix} :: A variant of -nut, used with verbs that end in -ta/-tä preceded by a vowel, i.e. the verbs in the following conjugation classes
no {interj} :: well!
nobelisti {n} :: Nobelist, a Nobel Prize laureate
nobelium {n} :: nobelium
Nobel-palkinto {prop} :: Nobel Prize
nobo {n} [slang, Internet] :: A newbie, noob
nodulaarinen {adj} :: nodular
noduuli {n} :: nodule
noeta {vt} :: To stain with soot
noettua {vi} [rare] :: To become stained with soot
nöf {interj} :: oink
nöffi {n} :: Newf (nickname of Newfoundland dog)
nogai {n} :: Nogai (language)
noh {interj} :: synonym of no (especially before a phrase or when expressing exasperation)
noheva {adj} [military slang] :: insightful, smart, sharp, independent
noh, noh {interj} :: now, now (gentle reproach or admonition)
noh, noh {interj} :: now, now (reassurance)
nöhtä {n} :: alternative form of nöyhtä
noi {pron} [colloquial] :: nominative plural form of toi
noidankehä {n} :: fairy ring (circular growth of mushrooms on a lawn etc.)
noidankehä {n} :: vicious circle
noidanlukko {n} :: moonwort (Botrychium)
noidannuoli {n} [pathology] :: lumbago (sudden pain in lumbar or sacral region of the back)
noidannuoli {n} [mythology, folklore] :: An invincible arrow shot by a witch. Such arrows were believed among the Nordic peoples to cause various painful diseases in humans and animals
noiduttu {adj} :: bewitched, under a spell
noin {adv} :: about, some, around
noin {adv} :: so, in that way, like that (in a way that the person being spoken to shows or indicates)
noin-hinta {n} [colloquial] :: approximate price
noin päin {adv} :: that way around, that way round (in the direction or orientation that the person being spoken to shows or indicates)
noin vain {adv} :: just like that
noin vain {adv} :: just (often in negative)
noisetti {n} :: noisette (cut of meat)
noita {n} :: A witch
noita-akka {n} :: witch, hag
noitaluku {n} [rare] :: A magic spell
noitapiiri {n} :: coven (formal group or assembly of witches)
noitarumpu {n} :: Literally witch drum, actually a drum used by Sami and other northern Eurasian shamans
noitasapatti {n} :: Sabbath (witches' Sabbath)
noitavaino {n} :: witch-hunt
noitavoima {n} :: sorcery [the magical power which a witch controls]
noitua {vt} :: To cast a spell on, to cast a curse on, bewitch
noitua {vi} :: To curse, swear
noituus {n} :: witchcraft, sorcery
noja {n} :: support, rest (as in armrest)
noja {n} :: lean, recline (leaning position)
nojaan {adv} :: into a state where one is leaning or relying on (something)
nojailla {vt} :: To lean
nojalla {adv} :: on grounds
nojallaan {adv} :: in a leaning position
nojalleen {adv} :: to a leaning position
nojapuut {n} [sports] :: parallel bars, bars (apparatus or event in men's gymnastics)
nojapuut {n} [sports] :: asymmetric bars, uneven bars, bars; used as short form of eritasonojapuut (apparatus or event in women's gymnastics)
nojapyörä {n} [cycling] :: recumbent
nojassa {adv} :: leaning or relying on (something)
nojata {v} :: to lean or to rest (on, against = illative)
nojata {v} :: to recline (to put in a resting position)
nojata {v} :: to lean back
nojatuoli {n} :: armchair
nojautua {vr} :: to lean oneself on
nokakkain {adv} [of vehicles] :: front to front, front against front
nokakkain {adv} [colloquial] :: face to face
nokallinen {adj} :: Having a beak; beaked
nokare {n} :: A small lump, clod [irregular piece of material]
nokatusten {adv} [of vehicles] :: front to front, front against front
nokatusten {adv} [colloquial] :: face to face
nokeentua {vi} :: to become sooty
nokeutua {v} :: alternative form of nokeentua
noki {n} :: soot
Nokia {prop} :: Nokia (town/and/municipality)
Nokia {prop} :: Nokia (company and brand name; nowadays known for its mobile phones and networks, formerly for forest, rubber and electrotechnical industry)
nokialainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Nokia (Finnish municipality)
nokialainen {n} :: a person from or living in Nokia (Finnish municipality)
nokihännätönleikko {n} :: Geoffroy's tailless bat, Anoura geoffroyi
nokihapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula albonigra
nokihärmä {n} :: sooty mold
nokikana {n} :: coot (any bird of the genus Fulica)
nokikana {n} :: Eurasian coot, common coot (Fulica atra)
nokikkain {adv} :: synonym of nokakkain
nokikolari {n} [colloquial] :: chimney sweep
nokikuukkeli {n} :: Sichuan jay,Perisoreus internigrans
nokiliitäjä {n} :: sooty shearwater (Puffinus griseus)
nokilokki {n} :: sooty gull (Larus hemprichii or Ichthyaetus hemprichii)
nokimusta {n} :: carbon black
nokinäätä {n} :: synonym of soopeli
nokinen {adj} :: sooty, fuliginous
nokipalo {n} :: chimney fire, soot fire
nokiperhonen {n} :: any butterfly of the genus Erebia
nokiperhonen {n} [in plural] :: the genus Erebia
nokipuumuura {n} :: Castelnau's antshrike
nokirousku {n} :: sooty milk cap, Lactarius lignyotus
nokisara {n} :: Carex fuliginosa
nokisieni {n} :: any fungus within the subphylum Ustilaginomycotina
nokisieni {n} [in the plural] :: the subphylum Ustilaginomycotina
nokisiipilokki {n} :: laughing gull (Leucophaeus atricilla, syn. Larus atricilla)
nokisorsa {n} :: American black duck (Anas rubripes)
nokitatti {n} [mushroom] :: A bolete, Leccinum variicolor
nokitiira {n} :: sooty tern (Onychoprion fuscatus, syn. Sterna fuscata)
nokitinami {n} :: Berlepsch's tinamou, Crypturellus berlepschi
nokittaa {v} [poker] :: to raise
nokittain {adv} :: synonym of nokakkain
nokitus {n} [card games] :: raise (bet which increases the previous bet)
nokitus {n} [card games] :: raising (act of putting such a bet)
nokitusten {adv} :: synonym of nokatusten
nokivalkea {n} :: synonym of nokipalo
nokivaris {n} :: carrion crow (Corvus corone)
nokivasara {n} [colloquial, pejorative] :: diesel motor, diesel engine
nokivasara {n} [colloquial, pejorative] :: diesel car
nokivatsamuura {n} :: A spiny-faced antshrike, Xenornis setifrons
nokka {n} :: beak, bill, rostrum (anatomical structure of birds)
nokka {n} :: beak (any beaklike object)
nokka {n} [pejorative] :: beak (human nose)
nokka {n} :: front of a car or other similar vehicle
nokka {n} :: spout, lip (channel through which a liquid is poured from a container)
nokka {n} :: top, tip (the far end of many long objects, such as a pier, pole, crane, boom, stick or peninsula)
nokka {n} :: cam, tappet
nokka {n} :: ness (promontory, cape or headland; often used in place names)
nokka-akseli {n} :: camshaft
nokkaeläin {n} :: monotreme
nokkahuilisti {n} :: recorderist
nokkahuilu {n} [musical instruments] :: recorder, fipple flute (woodwind instrument)
nokkaista {v} :: To peck (once)
nokkakala {n} :: garfish (Belone belone)
nokkakärry {n} :: hand truck; dolly [US]
nokkakolari {n} :: head-on collision
nokkakoortinki {n} [nautical] :: leechline
nokkasara {n} :: Carex lepidocarpa
nokkasiili {n} :: short-beaked echidna, Tachyglossus aculeatus, the only surviving species in the taxonomic genus Tachyglossus
nokkasiili {n} :: Any of the four species of echidna in two taxonomic families Tachyglossus and Zaglossus, commonly known as spiny anteaters
nokkaunet {n} :: A nap
nokkava {adj} :: cheeky
nokkavalas {n} :: beaked whale (whale of the family Ziphiidae)
nokkavalas {n} :: giant beaked whale (beaked whale of the genus Berardius within the family Ziphiidae)
nokkavarpunen {n} :: hawfinch (Coccothraustes coccothraustes)
nokkavasti {adv} :: cheekily
nokkavuus {n} :: cheekiness
nokkela {adj} :: clever, shrewd
nokkelasti {adv} :: wittily, cleverly
Nokkelis Kokkelis {prop} :: Humpty Dumpty
nokkeluus {n} :: wit, ingenuity
nokkia {v} :: to peck
nokkiminen {n} :: pecking
nokkimisjärjestys {n} :: pecking order
nokkonen {n} :: nettle (plant in the genus Urtica)
nokkonen {n} [specifically] :: stinging nettle (Urtica dioica)
nokkoshapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula urens
nokkosihottuma {n} :: urticaria, nettle-rash
nokkoskasvi {n} :: Any plant of the nettle family Urticaceae
nokkoskasvi {n} :: In plural (nokkoskasvit), the family Urticaceae
nokkoskeitto {n} :: nettle soup (a soup made of nettle leaves)
nokkosperhonen {n} :: small tortoiseshell (Aglais urticae, syn. Nymphalis urticae)
nokkosrokko {n} :: urticaria
nokoset {n} :: nap, kip, snooze
nököttää {v} :: to sit motionless; stay put
nokturno {n} [music] :: nocturne
nol {num} [colloquial, in sequences] :: alternative form of nolla
nolata {vt} :: to embarrass, abash (make ashamed; destroy the self-possession of)
nolla {num} :: zero
nolla {n} :: digit zero
nolla {n} :: good-for-nothing (person of little worth or usefulness)
nolla {n} [electricity] :: neutral (electrical terminal or conductor which has zero or close to zero voltage with respect to the ground)
nolla-alkio {n} [math] :: zero element
nollaantua {vi} :: to zero, reset
nollaenergiatalo {n} :: zero-energy house, zero-energy building
nollahypoteesi {n} [statistics] :: null hypothesis
nollajakaja {n} :: alternative form of nollanjakaja
nollakasvu {n} :: zero growth
nollakeli {n} :: weather with around zero (Celsius) degrees of temperature
nollakisko {n} [electrical engineering] :: neutral bar
nollakohta {n} [mathematics] :: root of a function; x-intercept
nollakoko {n} :: zero size
nollakulma {n} [geometry] :: zero angle
nollakuponkilaina {n} :: zero coupon bond (bond that has no coupon)
nollamatriisi {n} [mathematics] :: zero matrix
nollameridiaani {n} :: prime meridian
nollanjakaja {n} [algebra] :: zero divisor
nollaosoitin {n} [programming] :: null pointer
nollapainovoima {n} :: zero gravity
nollapeli {n} [sports] :: shutout, whitewash (game that ends with one side not having scored)
nollapersoona {n} [grammar] :: zero person
nollapiste {n} :: zero point, zero
nollapiste {n} [geometry] :: origin
nollapiste-energia {n} :: zero-point energy
nollas {adj} :: zeroth
nollasti {adv} [uncommon] :: zero times
nollasummapeli {n} :: zero-sum game
nollata {vt} :: to reset
nollata {vt} :: to zero
nollataulu {n} [derogatory, colloquial] :: moron, numbskull
nollatoleranssi {n} :: zero tolerance
nollaulotteinen {adj} :: zero-dimensional
nollaus {n} :: resetting, zeroing
nollautua {vi} :: To zero, reset
nollavektori {n} :: zero vector
nolo {adj} :: embarrassed
nolo {adj} :: awkward, embarrassing
nolo {n} [card games] :: One of the modes of play in tuppi, bidding to win minimum of tricks; corresponds to the pass or playing low in Minnesota whist
noloissaan {adv} :: in one's embarrassment, while embarrassed
nolosti {adv} :: embarrassedly
nolosti {adv} :: embarrassingly, awkwardly
nolostua {vi} :: To become embarrassed
nolostuminen {n} :: embarrassment
nolostunut {adj} :: embarrassed
nolostuttaa {v} [rare] :: synonym of nolottaa
nolottaa {v} [impersonal + partitive + 3rd-pers. singular] :: to feel embarrassed, be embarrassed
nolottaa {v} [_, + partitive] :: to make (sb) feel embarrassed
nolous {n} :: embarrassment
nomadi {n} :: nomad
nomadismi {n} :: nomadism
nomenklatuura {n} :: nomenklatura
nomenklatuuri {n} :: nomenclature
-nomi {suffix} :: -nomist < -nomy + -ist (used to create academic titles, especially for graduates from a polytechnic, in Finnish ammattikorkeakoulu, many of which are peculiar to Finland and do not have a direct English equivalent)
-nomia {suffix} :: -nomy
nominaali- {prefix} [grammar] :: nominal
nominaaliasteikko {n} :: nominal scale
nominaalilauseke {n} [grammar] :: alternative form of nominilauseke
nominaalimuoto {n} [grammar] :: A nominal form of verb. In Finnish, participles and infinitives are nominal forms
nominaalinen {adj} :: nominal
nominalismi {n} [philosophy] :: nominalism
nominatiivi {n} [grammar] :: nominative, nominative case
nominatiiviakkusatiivi {n} [grammar] :: nominative-accusative
nomini {n} [grammar] :: noun [in the broad sense]; any part of speech that can be inflected using noun cases; in Finnish, substantives (nouns), adjectives, pronouns, and numerals
nominijohdannainen {n} [grammar] :: denominative
nominikantainen {adj} [grammar] :: denominative
nominilauseke {n} [grammar] :: noun phrase (phrase that can serve as the subject or the object of a verb)
nomismi {n} [theology] :: nomism (the idea that following of religious commandments is the chief aspect of religiousness)
nomokratia {n} :: nomocracy
nonaani {n} [chemistry] :: nonane
nonanoli {n} [chemistry] :: nonanol
noneeni {n} :: nonene
nonetti {n} :: nonet (composition)
nonfiguratiivinen {adj} :: nonfigurative
noni {interj} [colloquial] :: alternative form of no niin
noni {n} :: noni (Morinda citrifolia)
noni {n} :: noni (plant of the genus Morinda)
noni {n} [in plural] :: the genus Morinda
nonii {interj} [colloquial] :: alternative form of no niin
no niin {interj} :: OK, all right (utterance expressing exasperation or frustration)
no niin {interj} :: all right (used to indicate support, favor or encouragement)
no niin {interj} :: all right (used to fill space or pauses; used as a general lead-in or beginning)
no niin {interj} :: OK, now, now then (used to introduce a sentence in order to draw attention to the importance of what is being said)
no niin {interj} :: come on (expression of exasperation/impatience)
noninvasiivinen {adj} :: noninvasive
nonnih {interj} [colloquial] :: alternative form of no niin
Nönnönnöö {prop} [military humor] :: A newer equivalent of Senjanen
nonparelli {n} :: A nonpareil (small pellet of colored sugar used as decoration on baked goods and candy)
nonsense {n} :: nonsense (type of poetry)
nonsense-mutaatio {n} [biology] :: nonsense mutation
non sine laude approbatur {n} :: An academic grade used in Finnish university theses, third-lowest pass grade
Nooa {prop} :: Noah (biblical figure)
Nooa {prop} :: given name of biblical origin
Noomi {prop} :: Naomi [biblical character]
Noomi {prop} [rare] :: given name
nooni {n} [music] :: ninth (interval)
noonisointu {n} [music] :: ninth chord
Noora {prop} :: given name
noori {n} :: obsolete spelling of nuori
nootti {n} :: note (diplomatic missive)
noottikriisi {n} [historical] :: the "Note Crisis"; a political crisis between Finland and the Soviet Union in 1961
nopea {adj} :: quick, fast, rapid
nopeaälyinen {adj} :: quick-witted
nopea keltainen AB {n} [chemistry] :: fast yellow AB
nopeammin {adv} :: comparative of nopeasti
nopeampi {adj} :: comparative of nopea
nopean toiminnan joukko {n} [normally in plural] :: rapid reaction force (military force capable of taking rapid action especially in terms of crisis control)
nopeasti {adv} :: rapidly, quickly
nopeasti {adv} :: promptly
nopeat syövät hitaat {proverb} :: you snooze you lose
nopeimmin {adv} :: superlative of nopeasti
nopeudensäätö {n} :: speed regulation/control, timing
-nopeuksinen {adj} :: -speed
nopeus {n} [physics] :: velocity (vector quantity that denotes the rate of change of position with respect to time)
nopeus {n} :: speed
nopeus {n} :: swiftness, quickness, rapidity
nopeusennätys {n} :: speed record
nopeuskamera {n} :: speed camera
nopeuslaki {n} [chemistry] :: rate law
nopeusmittari {n} :: A speedometer
nopeuspelaaja {n} :: speedrunner
nopeuspelaaminen {n} :: speedrun
nopeusrajoitus {n} :: speed limit
nopeusvakio {n} [chemistry] :: rate constant
nopeusvalvontakamera {n} :: speed camera
nopeuttaa {vt} :: to speed up, expedite
nopeuttaa {v} :: to hasten, to precipitate
nopeuttaminen {n} :: speeding up, hastening
nopeutua {vi} :: To quicken, to become faster
noppa {n} :: A die (polyhedron used in games)
noppa {n} [student slang] :: credit, academic credit, course credit
noppakivi {n} :: cube-shaped paving stone
noppapeli {n} :: dice [game]
nopsa {adj} [colloquial] :: quick
nopsaan {adv} [colloquial] :: quickly
nopsajalkainen {adj} :: nimble-footed
nopsasti {adv} [colloquial] :: quickly
noradrenaliini {n} [chemistry] :: norepinephrine, noradrenaline
norahtaa {v} :: synonym of lirahtaa
nordisti {n} :: Expert on Nordic languages
nordistiikka {n} :: The study of Nordic languages
norepinefriini {n} :: norepinephrine
norfolkinaraukaria {n} :: Norfolk Island pine
Norfolkinsaari {prop} :: Norfolk Island (Territory of Norfolk Island)
norfolkinterrieri {n} :: Norfolk terrier
noriitti {n} [rock] :: norite
Norilo {prop} :: surname
norja {adj} [dated] :: lithe (capable of being easily bent)
norja {n} :: Norwegian (language)
Norja {prop} :: Norway
norjalainen {n} :: Norwegian
norjalainen {adj} :: Norwegian, of or relating to Norway
norjalainen {adj} :: Norwegian, relating to the Norwegian language
norjalaismies {n} :: Norwegian man
norjalaisnainen {n} :: Norwegian woman
norjalaisuus {n} :: Norwegianness (state or property of being Norwegian)
norjanhapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula norvegica
norjankielinen {adj} :: Norwegian-speaking
norjankielinen {adj} :: Expressed in the Norwegian language
Norjan kuningaskunta {prop} :: The Kingdom of Norway
Norjanmeri {prop} :: The Norwegian Sea
norjannos {n} :: Norwegian translation
norjantaa {v} :: to translate into Norwegian
norjatar {n} :: A Norwegian woman
norjempi {adj} :: comparative of norja
norjentaa {vt} :: to make lithe or flexible
norjentua {vi} :: To become more lithe
norjeta {vi} :: To become more lithe
norjistaa {vt} :: To make lithe (flexible)
norjistua {vi} :: To become more lithe
norkko {n} [botany] :: catkin
norkoilija {n} :: loiterer
norkoilla {v} [colloquial] :: to loiter, linger
norkoilla {v} [colloquial] :: to hang around
norkoilu {n} :: loitering
Norlanti {n} :: Norrland
normaali {adj} :: normal
normaali {n} [geometry] :: normal
normaaliaika {n} :: standard time
normaalihomo {n} [internet slang, derogatory] :: normie, normalfag (person with a fulfilling offline life)
normaalijakauma {n} [statistics] :: normal distribution
normaalijakautunut {adj} [statistics] :: normally distributed
normaalikiihtyvyys {n} [physics] :: normal acceleration
normaalikoko {n} :: normal size
normaalikoulu {n} :: normal school
normaalikynttilä {n} [dated] :: candlepower
normaalilämpöinen {adj} [medicine] :: normothermic (having a normal body temperature)
normaalilämpöisyys {n} [medicine] :: normothermia (condition of having a normal body temperature)
normaalimatka {n} [sports] :: standard distance; in skiing and some other endurance sports, a distance which is considered "normal" or "standard" for the particular event, e.g. in biathlon the skiing distance of 20 km, in Nordic combined the skiing distance of 15 km. In other events the term is used less, and there's also race-by-race variation in the exact number of km
normaalimuoto {n} [databases] :: normal form (any form of a relational database that supports consistency of the data)
normaalimuoto {n} [game theory] :: normal form (matrix that represents the possible outcomes of a game)
normaalimuoto {n} [math] :: canonical form, normal form (standard way of presenting an object)
normaalimuotoinen {adj} :: in or of normal form or canonical form
normaalinen {adj} [dated] :: alternative form of normaali
normaaliolot {n} :: normal circumstances
normaalipaino {n} :: normal weight
normaalistaa {vt} :: To normalise/normalize, make normal
normaalisti {adv} :: normally
normaalistua {vi} :: To be normalized
normaalisuus {n} :: synonym of normaalius (state of being normal or usual)
normaalisuus {n} [chemistry, math] :: normality
normaalitila {n} :: normality, normalcy (state of affairs when they are normal)
normaalius {n} :: normality (state of being normal or usual)
normaalivektori {n} [linear algebra] :: normal vector
normaalivuosi {n} :: common year
normaalivuosi {n} [literally] :: normal year, usual year
normaaliyhtälö {n} [math] :: equation of the normal
normalisoida {vt} :: To normalize
normalisoiminen {n} :: normalizing, normalization
normalisoimisprosessi {n} :: normalizing process
normalisointi {n} :: normalization
normalisoitua {v} :: to be normalized, to get normal (to return to a normal state)
normanni {n} :: a Norman
normatiivinen {adj} :: normative
normatiivisuus {n} :: normativity
normeerautuva {adj} [topology] :: normable
normi {n} :: norm
normi {n} :: In plural (normit), mores
normi {adj} [colloquial] :: normal, usual
normiavaruus {n} [mathematics] :: normed space, normed vector space
normipaine {n} :: normative pressure
normipalkka {n} :: norm wage
normisto {n} :: norms
normittaa {vt} :: to standardise/standardize
normittaa {vt} :: to normalise/normalize
normitus {n} :: normalization
normitusvakio {n} :: normalizing constant
normo {n} [internet slang] :: normie, normalfag
norni {n} :: The Norn language
noro {n} :: trickle, dribble (weak, unsteady stream)
noro {n} :: rivulet
nororousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius hysginoides
norovirus {n} [virology] :: norovirus
norppa {n} :: ringed seal (Pusa hispida)
norri {n} :: alternative form of knorri
norssi {n} :: synonym of kuore
norssi {n} [colloquial] :: normal school
norsu {n} :: elephant
norsueläin {n} :: proboscid
norsukala {n} :: elephantfish (a member of Mormyridae)
norsukivääri {n} :: elephant gun
norsulintu {n} :: elephant bird (bird of the genera Aepyornis or Mullerornis, native to Madagascar)
norsunheinä {n} :: silvergrass (any plant of the genus Miscanthus)
norsunheinä {n} [in plural] :: the genus Miscanthus
norsunluinen {adj} :: ivory
norsunluu {n} :: ivory
norsunluunvalkoinen {adj} :: Having the white color of ivory
norsunluunvärinen {adj} :: Having the color of ivory
Norsunluurannikko {prop} :: Norsunluurannikko (country)
norsunluurannikkolainen {n} :: Ivorian (person)
norsunluurannikkolainen {adj} :: Ivorian (of, from, or pertaining to Côte d'Ivoire or the Ivorian people)
norsunluutorni {n} :: ivory tower
norsupäästäinen {n} :: elephant shrew
norsupallo {n} [sports] :: a variation of football (soccer) in which an exercise ball is used as the ball
norsupyssy {n} :: elephant gun
norsutauti {n} [disease] :: elephantiasis
nörtti {n} [colloquial] :: nerd, geek
norua {vi} :: To trickle
norwichinterrieri {n} :: Norwich terrier
noseaani {n} [mineral] :: nosean
nosebo {n} [medicine] :: nocebo
nosebovaikutus {n} [pharmacology] :: nocebo effect
noseliitti {n} [mineral] :: nosean
noskapiini {n} :: noscapine
nössö {n} [pejorative] :: A wimp, sissy
nostaa {v} :: to lift, raise, elevate
nostaa {v} :: to hoist (to raise or lift to a desired elevation, e.g. sails or a flag)
nostaa {v} :: to push up
nostaa {v} :: to draw, withdraw (to extract money from an account)
nostaa {v} :: to take out (loan)
nostaa {v} [nautical] :: to haul (to sail closer to the wind)
nostaa {v} :: to harvest (something grown underground, such as potatoes)
nostaa {v} :: to fade in
nostaa hattua {v} [idiomatic] :: to tip one's hat (express or acknowledge respect)
nostaa hattua {v} :: See: finostaa hattua
nostaa jalustalle {v} [idiomatic] :: to put on a pedestal (hold in very high esteem)
nostaa rimaa {v} [idiomatic] :: to raise the bar
nostaja {n} :: lifter
nostalgia {n} :: nostalgia
nostalgikko {n} :: nostalgic (person who displays nostalgia for something)
nostalginen {adj} :: nostalgic
nostalgisesti {adv} :: nostalgically
nostalgisoida {v} :: to nostalgize (to revel in nostalgy)
nostalgisointi {n} :: nostalgizing (act or instance)
nostalgisuus {n} :: nostalgia
nostaminen {n} :: raising, hoisting
nostattaa {v} :: To have something lifted or raised by somebody else
nostattaa {v} :: To lift or raise something indirectly or figuratively
nostattaa {v} [baking] :: To leaven
nostatus {n} :: raising (act of making or causing something to rise)
nostatus {n} [baking] :: proofing (step in creating yeast breads and baked goods, during which the yeast is allowed to leaven the dough)
nostatusaine {n} :: leaven [any agent used to make dough rise or to have a similar effect on baked goods]
nostatuskori {n} :: proofing basket, banneton
noste {n} [physics] :: buoyancy
nostella {vt} :: to lift (repeatedly)
nostelu {n} :: Repeated lifting
nostepiste {n} [physics] :: centre of buoyancy
nostin {n} :: lifter (something that lifts)
nostin {n} :: tappet
nostin {n} [nautical] :: halyard
nosto {n} :: lift
nosto {n} :: raise
nosto {n} :: cash withdrawal
nosto {n} [card games] :: cut
nosto {n} :: fade in
nostokanki {n} :: lever
nostokasa {n} :: bank (in the domino game, fund of pieces from which the players are allowed to draw)
nostoköli {n} [nautical] :: centreboard (adjustable keel on a small yacht or dinghy)
nostokori {n} :: cage (part of a lift)
nostokoukku {n} :: crane hook, lifting hook
nostoköysi {n} :: halyard
nostoköysi {n} :: rope used to lift or hoist
nostoköysi {n} :: elevator rope
nostokurki {n} :: crane, especially a tower crane or derrick (device)
nostokyky {n} :: lifting capacity
nostolaite {n} :: lifting or hoisting device
nostolava {n} :: elevated platform, aerial lift platform, lift platform
nostolava-auto {n} :: a truck or car with a lifting platform
nostolupa {n} :: permission to take out a loan
nostopumppu {n} :: lift pump, elevation pump
nostoruuvi {n} :: capstan, jackscrew
nostosilta {n} :: drawbridge
nostotalja {n} :: chain hoist
nostotyyny {n} :: lifting bag, lifting air bag
nostoväki {n} [colloquial or historical] :: militia, reserves
nostoverkko {n} [fishing] :: lift net
nostovoima {n} :: buoyancy, lift
nosturi {n} :: crane (device)
nosturialus {n} :: crane vessel
nosturiauto {n} :: crane truck
notaari {n} :: notary
notaatio {n} :: notation
notarisoida {v} :: to notarize
noteerata {v} [finance] :: to quote (to name the current price of a financial security)
noteerata {v} [colloquial] :: to pay attention to, notice, note (to notice with care)
noteeraus {n} :: quote (price set for a financial security or commodity)
notkahdella {vi} :: To bend under weight
notkahdus {n} :: bend (Action of the verb notkahtaa (to bend under a weight))
notkahtaa {vi} :: to sag, droop, fall (to sink, like under weight, especially suddenly or temporarily)
notkauttaa {v} :: to bend or flex (e.g. the knees)
notkea {adj} :: flexible (especially a human, physically)
notkeagibboni {n} :: agile gibbon (Hylobates agilis)
notkeasti {adv} :: flexibly
notkelma {n} :: dell, slack
notkeus {n} :: suppleness
notkeuttaa {vt} :: To make more pliable, supple, flexible
notkeutua {v} :: alternative form of notkistua
notkistaa {vt} :: to make flexible
notkistua {vi} :: To become (more) flexible
notko {n} :: glen, dale
notkoselkä {n} :: swayback
nötkötti {n} [colloquial] :: corned beef (canned processed beef)
nötkötti {n} [colloquial, by extension] :: any canned and processed meat such as spam (canned pork) or sikanauta (mixture of canned pork and beef)
notkua {vi} :: to sag, bend (under or as under a weight)
notkua {v} [colloquial] :: to mess around, to fool around, to hang out, to loiter
notkunta {n} :: sagging
notkutella {vt} :: to make sway repeatedly
notkuttaa {vt} :: To make (sth) sway
notkuttaa {vt} :: To bend
notski {n} [slang] :: A campfire, fire
noudatella {v} :: to conform, to abide, to comply
noudattaa {vt} [+ partitive] :: To obey, observe, comply with, follow
noudattaa {vt} [+ partitive] :: To adhere to, conform to, keep to, (figuratively) be faithful to
noudattaa {vt} [grammar, + partitive] :: To agree with, be congruent with
noudattaminen {n} :: observance, compliance, obeying
noudattaminen {n} :: adherence, conformation, being faithful to something
nougat {n} :: nougat
noukkia {vt} :: To pick up (something small)
noumeeni {n} [philosophy] :: thing-in-itself, noumenon
nouseminen {n} :: rising, rising up, arising, ascending
nouseva {adj} :: rising
nouseva {adj} :: ascending
Nousevan auringon maa {n} :: Land of the Rising Sun (Japan)
Nousiainen {prop} :: surname
Nousiainen {prop} :: Nousiainen (municipality)
nousiaislainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Nousiainen (Finnish municipality)
nousiaislainen {n} :: a person from or living in Nousiainen (Finnish municipality)
nousija {n} :: riser
noussi {n} [American football, slang] :: nose guard (offensive position)
nousta {v} :: to rise
nousta {v} :: to arise
nousta {v} :: to ascend
nousta {v} :: to get up (from the bed)
nousta {v} :: [~ illative] to embark, to board
nousta {v} :: [~ elative] to disembark
nousta arvoon arvaamattomaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to become unexpectedly valuable, become unexpectedly useful
nousta esiin {v} :: to come to the fore (to become obvious or visible)
nousta kusi päähän {v} [colloquial, vulgar, idiomatic] :: to get full of oneself (start acting arrogant and/or egotistical)
nousta latvasta puuhun {v} [idiomatic] :: to put the cart before the horse
nousta päähän {v} :: to go to someone's head (to strongly affect a person, especially to the detriment of his or her senses or mental faculties)
nousta päähän {v} [impersonal] :: to come up (to begin to feel the effects of a recreational drug (British slang))
nousta sängystä väärällä jalalla {v} [idiomatic] :: to get up on the wrong side of the bed
noustelainen {adj} :: alternative form of nousiaislainen
noustelainen {n} :: alternative form of nousiaislainen (particularly for a person who has lived in Nousiainen since birth)
nousu {n} :: rise
nousu {n} :: ascent
nousu {n} [mechanics] :: thread pitch, pitch (the distance from the crest of one thread of a screw to the next)
nousu {n} [mechanics] :: thread pitch, lead (the distance along a screw's axis that is covered by one 360° rotation of the screw)
nousu {n} :: takeoff of an airplane or rocket
nousu {n} :: getting on or off of a vehicle (distinguished by the case of the vehicle word)
nousu {n} [sports] :: comeback (overcoming or attempting to overcome a substantial disadvantage)
nousu {n} [narcotics] :: onset
nousuaika {n} :: rise time, rising time
nousuhumala {n} :: The euphoric initial phase of getting drunk, when the alcohol content of the blood is in the rapid rise
nousukala {n} :: fish swimming upstream
nousukas {n} :: upstart
nousukasmainen {adj} :: upstart, parvenu
nousukasmaisesti {adv} :: in an upstart or a parvenu manner
nousukasmaisuus {n} :: presumptuousness
nousukausi {n} [economics] :: boom (in a business cycle, the period of economic growth or expansion)
nousukiito {n} :: flying up, rising up in the air quickly
nousukiito {n} [figuratively] :: meteoric rise
nousukulma {n} :: angle of elevation
nousunopeus {n} [aviation] :: rate of climb
nousunopeusmittari {n} [aviation] :: rate of climb indicator
nousupaine {n} :: upward pressure
nousupaine {n} :: takeoff pressure
noususuhdanne {n} [economics] :: bull market (period of rising stock market prices)
nousutuuli {n} [meteorology] :: anabatic wind (wind that blows uphill due to sun heating the high areas of the mountain)
nousuvesi {n} :: high tide
nousuvesi {n} :: flow (as opposed to ebb)
noutaa {v} :: to fetch, retrieve
noutaa {v} [computing] :: to check out (version control)
noutaja {n} :: retriever
noutaja {n} :: the Grim Reaper
nouto {n} :: fetch
nouto {n} [computing] :: checkout (version control)
noutopiste {n} :: pick-up point, collection point (defined area in which something is collected or picked up, especially a product or products that have already been purchased)
noutoposti {n} :: poste restante
noutopöytä {n} :: buffet
nova {n} :: nova (sudden brightening of a previously inconspicuous star)
novaatio {n} :: novation
novapurkaus {n} [astronomy] :: nova eruption
Nova Scotia {prop} :: Nova Scotia (province)
novascotiannoutaja {n} :: Nova Scotia duck-tolling retriever
novelli {n} :: short story
novellisti {n} :: A short story writer
novemoli {n} [music] :: nonuplet
novial {n} :: Novial
noviisi {n} :: novice
nöyhtä {n} :: fluff [as fluffy dirt]
nöyhtä {n} :: lint
nöyhtääntyä {vi} :: to become fluffy, to become like or filled with fluff
nöyhtäinen {adj} :: fluffy
nöyhtäytyä {vi} :: alternative form of nöyhtääntyä
nöyrä {adj} :: humble
nöyrä {adj} :: meek
nöyrästi {adv} :: humbly
nöyrästi {adv} :: meekly
nöyristellä {vi} :: To fawn, truckle
nöyristely {n} :: fawning, truckling
nöyrryttää {v} :: alternative form of nöyryyttää
nöyrtyä {vi} :: To humble oneself
nöyrtyminen {n} :: submission
nöyrtymys {n} :: submission
nöyryys {n} :: humility, humbleness
nöyryytetty {adj} :: humiliated (deprived of dignity or self-respect)
nöyryyttää {v} :: To humiliate
nöyryyttäminen {n} :: humiliation
nöyryyttävä {adj} :: humiliating
nöyryytys {n} :: humiliation
n-propanoli {n} [organic chemistry] :: synonym of 1-propanoli; n-propanol
ns. {adj} :: abbreviation of niin sanottu
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: suffix used with hänen (the genitive of the personal pronoun hän) or heidän (the genitive of the personal pronoun he), corresponds to the English possessive pronouns his, her; their (only of people); in some cases its (see the usage notes below)
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: Third person reflexive possessive suffix
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: appended to a genitive-requiring postposition that includes back vowels (a, o, u) and that is after hänen (the genitive of the personal pronoun hän) or heidän (the genitive of the personal pronoun he), him, her; them (only of people)
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a participle structure replacing an "että" clause, preceded by a verb expressing e.g. telling, claiming, asserting, confirming, thinking, wish, desire, seeming, when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people); appended to the active present participle in genitive singular (that includes back vowels) when the action is concurrent with the main clause
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a participle structure replacing an "että" clause, preceded by a verb expressing e.g. telling, claiming, asserting, confirming, thinking, wish, desire, seeming, when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people); appended to the active past participle in genitive singular (that includes back vowels) when the said/alleged (etc.) action antedates the main clause
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a shortened sentence expressing concurrent actions when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people), appended to the inessive of the active second infinitive (that includes back vowels).
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a shortened sentence expressing subsequent actions when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people), appended to the partitive of the passive past participle singular (that includes back vowels).
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a final shortened sentence expressing "in order to do" when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people), appended to the long first infinitive (that includes back vowels).
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: Used in some adverbs that include back vowels, when the clause has the subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people)
-nsa {suffix} [possessive] :: Always appended to a noun in the comitative case (that includes back vowels) when the clause has the subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people)
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: suffix used with hänen (the genitive of the personal pronoun hän) or heidän (the genitive of the personal pronoun he), corresponds to the English possessive pronouns his, her; their (only of people); in some cases its (see the usage notes below)
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: appended to a genitive-requiring postposition that includes front vowels and that is after hänen (the genitive of the personal pronoun hän), him, her; them (only of people)
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a participle structure replacing an "että" clause, preceded by a verb expressing e.g. telling, claiming, asserting, confirming, thinking, wish, desire, seeming, when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people); appended to the active present participle in genitive singular (that includes front vowels) when the action is concurrent with the main clause
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a participle structure replacing an "että" clause, preceded by a verb expressing e.g. telling, claiming, asserting, confirming, thinking, wish, desire, seeming, when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people); appended to the active past participle in genitive singular (that includes front vowels) when the said/alleged (etc.) action antedates the main clause
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a shortened sentence expressing concurrent actions when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people), appended to the inessive of the active second infinitive (that includes front vowels).
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a shortened sentence expressing subsequent actions when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people), appended to the partitive of the passive past participle singular (that includes front vowels).
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: used in a final shortened sentence expressing "in order to do" when the clauses have the same subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people), appended to the long first infinitive (that includes front vowels).
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: Used in some adverbs that include front vowels, when the clause has the subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people)
-nsä {suffix} [possessive] :: Always appended to a noun in the comitative case (that includes front vowels) when the clause has the subject "he", "she" or "they" (only of people)
NSK {prop} :: Nykysuomen sanakirja
NSSK {prop} :: alternative form of NSK (Nykysuomen sanakirja)
-nta {suffix} :: Forms nouns that describe an action
-nta {suffix} [dialectal, nonstandard] :: Forms the exessive case
-ntaa {suffix} :: Forms causative verbs from adjectives, meaning "causing to become" or "making".; -en, -fy
-nti {suffix} :: Form action nouns from verbs whose first infinitive ends with a diphthong + -da/-dä
-nto {suffix} :: Forms nouns
-ntua {suffix} :: Forms reflexive or inchoative intransitive verbs
nubianvilliaasi {n} :: Nubian wild ass (Equus asinus africanus)
nudismi {n} :: nudism
nudisti {n} :: nudist
nudistinen {adj} [rare] :: nudist
nudistiranta {n} :: nudist beach
nugaa {n} :: nougat
nugetti {n} :: (chicken) nugget
nuha {n} :: rhinitis
nuha {n} :: common cold
nuhainen {adj} :: sneezy
nuhakuume {n} [pathology] :: common cold
nuhalääke {n} :: nasal drug, rhinitis drug
nuhatipat {n} :: nose drops used to treat a common cold
nuhde {n} :: admonition
nuhdella {vt} :: to reproach, scold
nuhdella {vt} :: to reprimand
nuhdesaarna {n} :: tirade, harangue
nuhjaantua {vi} :: To get worn out and dirty in the same time, like an old banknote that has passed through many hands
nuhjata {v} :: To dawdle
nuhjautua {v} :: alternative form of nuhjaantua
nuhjus {n} :: laggard
nuhraantua {vi} :: to become dirty, worn
nuhraantuneisuus {n} :: shabbiness
nuhraantuneisuus {n} :: The property of being nuhraantunut
nuhrata {vt} :: to dirty, to smudge, to stain
nuhrautua {v} :: alternative form of nuhraantua
nuhruinen {adj} :: worn-out and dirty, like e.g. an old banknote that has passed through many hands
nuhteeton {adj} :: irreproachable, blameless
nuhteettomasti {adv} :: blamelessly
nuhteettomuus {n} :: blamelessness
nuhtelu {n} :: reprimand
nuija {n} :: club
nuija {n} :: mallet, maul
nuija {n} :: bludgeon
nuija {n} :: gavel (wooden mallet of the chairman of the meeting)
nuija {n} :: (colloq) fool, idiot
nuijakalastus {n} :: synonym of kolkkakalastus
nuijakas {n} [mushroom] :: Any of the club-like mushrooms of the genera Alloclavaria and Clavariadelphus
nuijamyrkkyseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A species of webcap, Cortinarius tophaceus
nuijapää {n} :: tadpole
nuijasara {n} :: Buxbaum's sedge (Carex buxbaumii)
nuijaseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius varius
nuijasota {n} :: The Cudgel War
nuijia {v} :: To pummel, club
nuijia {v} :: To gavel
nuiva {adj} [of an attitude] :: cold, aloof
nuivasti {adv} :: coldly, aloofly
nuivuus {n} [of an attitude] :: aloofness, coldness
nujakka {n} :: A scuffle, brawl
nujakoida {v} :: to scuffle, brawl
nujakointi {n} :: scuffle
nujerrus {n} :: breaking, crushing, subduing
nujertaa {v} :: to break (to cause a person or animal to lose his/her/its will, often obtained by means of torture)
nujertaa {v} :: to crush, subdue (to overcome completely)
nujertaa {v} :: to discourage (to take away the courage of)
nujertaa {v} :: to stymie, thwart, stump (to cause to fail or to leave hopelessly puzzled, confused, or stuck)
nujertua {vi} :: to fall, to be overthrown, to be crushed
nujuta {vi} [of children] :: to play around, to tussle playfully
nujuuttaa {vt} :: to toss around, to drag around
nukahdella {vi} :: To fall into sleep, doze off (repeatedly)
nukahdus {n} :: a doze, a snooze (usually unintentional)
nukahdus {n} :: Action of the verb nukahtaa
nukahtaa {vi} :: To fall asleep
nukahtamislääke {n} :: sleep-inducing medication
nukahtelusairaus {n} [pathology] :: narcolepsy
nukahtelutauti {n} [pathology, rare] :: narcolepsy
nukallinen {adj} :: synonym of nukkainen
nukata {v} [textiles] :: to pill (form small matted balls of fiber)
nukenrattaat {n} :: doll stroller
nukenvaate {n} [in plural] :: piece of doll clothing; doll clothes
nukenvaunut {n} :: doll pram
nukittaa {v} [textiles] :: to tuft (decorate a textile with tufts, such as when producing a wall-rug or fluffy carpet)
nukitus {n} :: tufting (decorating a textile with tufts)
nukka {n} [textiles] :: nap, pile (soft or fuzzy surface on fabric or leather)
nukka {n} [textiles] :: pilling, pills (balls of fibre formed on clothing through usage)
nukka {n} :: fuzz (frizzy mass of hair or fibre)
nukka {n} :: peachfuzz (fuzz on the skin of a peach)
nukkaantua {vi} :: to get pilled (of a woven fabric surface, to form small matted balls of fiber)
nukkaantumaton {adj} :: non-pilling (of a textile, not forming pilling)
nukkainen {adj} :: nappy (fabric)
nukkajäkkärä {n} :: pearly everlasting (any flowering plant of the genus Anaphalis in the Asteraceae family)
nukkakangas {n} :: nap cloth, napped fabric (type of fabric)
nukkasihti {n} :: lint filter
nukkaus {n} :: pilling (forming balls of fibre)
nukkautua {vi} :: alternative form of nukkaantua
nukkavieru {adj} :: shabby
nukke {n} :: doll
nukke {n} :: puppet
nukkearmeija {n} :: puppet army
nukkehallitsija {n} [figuratively] :: A puppet leader
nukkehallitus {n} [figuratively] :: A puppet government
nukkekoti {n} :: dollhouse
nukkemainen {adj} :: doll-like
nukketalo {n} :: dollhouse
nukketeatteri {n} :: puppetry (art of performing with puppets)
nukketeatteri {n} :: puppet show (theatrical performance, in which the parts are played by puppets)
nukketeatteri {n} :: puppet theatre (establishment or a portable stage in which puppetry is practised)
nukki {n} :: rock jasmine (Androsace)
nukkua {vi} :: to sleep
nukkua kuin tukki {v} [simile] :: to sleep like a log
nukkua pois {vi} [euphemistic] :: to pass away
nukkua pommiin {v} :: to oversleep (to sleep for longer than planned)
nukkua toinen silmä auki {v} [idiomatic] :: to sleep with one eye open
nukkua yön yli {v} :: to sleep on
nukkuja {n} :: sleeper
nukkuma-aika {n} :: bedtime, sleep time, time to sleep
nukkumaanmenoaika {n} :: bedtime
nukkumatti {n} :: sandman
nukkumatti {n} :: Any plant in the genus Maranta
nukkuminen {n} :: sleeping
nukkuva {adj} :: sleeping (in the state of sleep)
nukkuva {adj} :: dormant (inactive, as e.g. a volcano)
nukleiinihappo {n} :: nucleic acid
nukleoidi {n} [microbiology] :: nucleoid
nukleoli {n} [cytology] :: nucleolus
nukleoni {n} [physics] :: nucleon
nukleosidi {n} [biochemistry] :: nucleoside
nukleosynteesi {n} [physics, astronomy] :: nucleosynthesis
nukleotidi {n} :: nucleotide
nukleus {n} [cytology] :: cell nucleus
nukleus {n} [physics] :: atomic nucleus
nuklidi {n} [physics] :: nuclide
nukuksiin {adv} :: asleep (to a state of sleep)
nukuksissa {adv} :: asleep (in a state of sleep)
nukula {n} :: motherwort, Leonurus cardiaca
nukula {n} :: synonym of rohtonukula
nukute {n} :: anesthetic (a substance to make the patient to lose consciousness)
nukuttaa {vt} [monopersonal] :: partitive + 3rd-pers. singular = to feel sleepy
nukuttaa {v} :: To put someone to sleep
nukuttaa {v} :: To knock someone out
nukuttaa {v} :: To anesthetize
nukuttava {adj} :: sedative
nukutus {n} :: general anesthesia
nukutusaine {n} :: anesthetic [a substance to make the patient to lose consciousness]
nukutuskaasu {n} :: anesthetic gas
nukutuslääkäri {n} [colloquial] :: anesthesiologist
nulikkamainen {adj} :: scampish, bratty
nuljahdella {vi} :: To slip (repeatedly)
nuljahtaa {v} :: slip, slide
nulju {adj} [colloquial] :: unpleasant, sly, devious
nullifikaatio {n} :: nullification
nulliteetti {n} :: nullity
n-ulotteinen {adj} [mathematics] :: n-dimensional
numbatti {n} :: numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus)
numeerinen {n} :: numerical
numeerinen analyysi {n} [mathematics] :: numerical analysis
numeerisesti {adv} :: numerically
numeeristaa {v} [rare] :: To numericize
numeraali {n} [grammar] :: numeral ( word representing a number)
numeraalinen {adj} :: numeral
numeriikka {n} :: numerics
numero {n} :: digit, number (symbol for a non-negative integer: 0, 1, ..., 9)
numero {n} :: numeral (symbol representing a number)
numero {n} :: number [followed by a numeral; used to indicate the position of something in a list or sequence]
numero {n} :: number [performance; especially as part of a larger show]
numeroarvo {n} :: numerical value
numeroida {vt} :: To number (to label with numbers; to assign numbers to)
numeroiminen {n} :: numbering
numeroinen {adj} :: number, digit
numerointi {n} :: numbering
numeroitumaton {adj} [mathematics] :: uncountable
numeroitumattomasti {adv} [mathematics] :: uncountably (in a way that is incapable of being put into one-to-one correspondence with the natural numbers)
numeroituva {adj} :: numerable
numeroituva {adj} :: countable
numeroituvuus {n} :: countability
numeroliivi {n} [sports] :: number bib (colourful light vest equipped with a number, worn over one's clothes to mark one's team and identify the wearer)
numerollinen {adj} :: numeric
numerollinen {adj} :: numbered
numerollisesti {adv} :: numerically
numerologi {n} :: numerologist
numerologia {n} :: numerology
numeromerkki {n} :: numerical symbol, digit
numeronäppäimistö {n} [computing] :: numeric keypad
numeronäyttö {n} :: digital display, number display
numeropallo {n} :: numbered ball
numeropallo {n} :: number balloon
numerosi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of numero
numerotaulu {n} :: number board, dial
numerotieto {n} :: figures, numeric information
numerovalitsin {n} [graphical user interface] :: spinner
numerus {n} [grammar] :: grammatical number
numismaatikko {n} :: numismatist
numismaattinen {adj} :: numismatic
numismatiikka {n} :: numismatics
Nummela {prop} :: surname
Nummela {prop} :: A placename
nummi {n} :: heath, heathland, moor
nummikirvinen {n} :: tawny pipit, Anthus campestris
nummilimaseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: orange webcap, slimy cortinarius (Cortinarius mucosus)
Numminen {prop} :: surname
nummiriekko {n} :: red grouse, Lagopus lagopus scotica
nummitatti {n} [mushroom] :: Jersey cow mushroom, Suillus bovinus
nun {n} :: nun (fourteenth letter of the Hebrew and Phoenician scripts and the Northwest Semitic abjad)
Nunavut {prop} :: Nunavut (territory in far northern Canada)
nunna {n} [Christianity] :: nun
nunna {n} :: Nonea pulla
nunnaluostari {n} :: A monastery for nuns; convent
nunnatasku {n} :: pied wheatear, Oenanthe pleschanka
nuo {pron} [demonstrative] :: those (objects pointed at by the speaker)
nuo {determiner} :: those (pointed at by the speaker)
nuode {n} [rare] :: sister's husband
nuohooja {n} :: chimney sweep
nuohota {vt} :: To sweep a chimney
nuohous {n} :: chimney sweeping
nuohousharja {n} :: chimney broom, chimney brush
nuohouspiiri {n} :: sweeping area (the area in which a chimney sweep will work)
nuokahdella {vi} :: to nod off repeatedly
nuokahtaa {vi} :: to nod off (to fall asleep, especially while in a seated position or in inappropriate circumstances)
nuokkua {v} :: to nod, sway (to move up and down)
nuokkua {v} :: to nod (to gradually fall asleep, especially while in sitting position)
nuokkua {v} :: to doze, nap (to sleep lightly or briefly)
nuokkuhelmikkä {n} :: mountain melic, nodding melic (Melica nutans)
nuokkutähkä {n} :: wild oats, Chasmanthum latifolium
nuokuksiin {adv} :: into being drooping or nodding down
nuokuksissa {adv} :: drooping or nodding down
nuolaista {vt} :: To lick (once)
nuolaisu {n} :: licking
nuoleksia {v} :: To lick (repeatedly, such as ice cream)
nuoleminen {n} :: licking
nuolenkärki {n} :: arrowhead
nuolenpää {n} :: arrowhead
nuolenpääkirjoitus {n} :: cuneiform
nuoleskelija {n} :: A licker (one who licks, in a casual way)
nuoleskelija {n} :: A lickspittle
nuoleskella {v} :: To lick (repeatedly)
nuoleskella {v} :: To suck up, fawn, seek favour by flattery
nuoleskelu {n} :: licking
nuoli {n} :: arrow
Nuoli {prop} :: the constellation Sagitta, the Arrow
nuoliainen {n} :: loach (any of the small fish in the families Cobitidae - true loach or Balitoridae - hillstream loaches)
nuolihaukka {n} :: hobby (Falco subbuteo)
nuolija {n} :: licker
nuolijuna {n} :: bullet train
nuolijuuri {n} :: arrowroot (Maranta arundinacea)
nuolikko {n} :: dartfish (any fish of the subfamily Ptereleotrinae in the family Microdesmidae)
nuolikko {n} :: wormfish (any fish of the subfamily Microdesminae in the family Microdesmidae)
nuolikotelo {n} :: quiver
nuolimainen {adj} :: arrow-like
nuolimato {n} :: An arrow worm, member of the phylum Chaetognatha
nuolimonni {n} :: oto, dwarf sucker (siluriform fish of the genus Otocinclus found in South America; some species are popular as aquarium fish)
nuolimyrkky {n} :: arrow poison
nuolimyrkkysammakko {n} :: poison dart frog
nuolinäppäin {n} [computing] :: arrow key
nuolitaso {n} [anatomy] :: sagittal plane
nuoliviini {n} :: quiver
nuolla {vt} :: to lick
nuolla näppejään {v} [idiomatic] :: to not have something, especially something that one has worked or tried to work for (used in expressions)
nuolla persettä {v} [vulgar, slang] :: To kiss ass
nuolu {n} :: licking
nuolukivi {n} :: salt lick, mineral lick
nuora {n} :: string, twine, cord
nuora {n} :: tightrope (tightly stretched rope or cable on which acrobats perform)
nuorakeraaminen {adj} [archaeology] :: related or pertaining to the Corded Ware culture
nuorakeramiikka {n} [archaeology] :: Corded Ware culture ceramics
nuorehko {adj} :: youthful, relatively young
nuorekas {adj} :: youthful
nuorekkaasti {adv} :: youthfully
nuorekkuus {n} :: youthfulness
nuoremmakseen {adv} :: for or because of one's youth
nuoremmuuttaan {adv} :: for or because of one's youth
nuorempi {adj} :: comparative of nuori
nuorempi konstaapeli {n} :: constable, police constable (lowest rank in the Finnish police force, below vanhempi konstaapeli)
nuorena {adv} :: when young, in one's childhood, when one was younger
nuorena vitsa väännettävä {proverb} :: bend the tree while it is young; good manners or traits must be taught at a young age
nuorennus {n} :: rejuvenation (act of rendering young again)
nuorentaa {vt} :: to rejuvenate; to make younger
nuorentua {vi} :: to become younger
nuoreta {vi} :: To grow younger
nuorgrammaatikko {n} [linguistics] :: Neogrammarian (member of the Neogrammarian school)
nuorgrammaattinen {adj} [linguistics] :: Neogrammarian (of or pertaining to the Neogrammarian school)
nuori {adj} :: young
nuori {n} :: a young person
nuori {n} [in plural] :: youth
nuoriherra {n} [dated] :: A young master
nuorikarja {n} :: alternative form of nuorkarja
nuorikko {n} :: bride
nuorimies {n} :: young man, youth
nuorimmainen {n} :: The youngest one
nuorin {adj} :: superlative of nuori
nuoripari {n} :: newlywed couple
nuoripari {n} [by extension] :: any young couple
nuoriso {n} :: youth [collectively]
nuorisoasema {n} :: a detox facility for the youth
nuorisoasiainneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the seventh rank granted by the President of Finland to people who have furthered progress in the field of youth affairs
nuorisoasuntola {n} :: A residential building, often run by a non-profit NGO, providing small apartments for young people, typically for 18 to 30 year-olds
nuorisokerho {n} :: youth club
nuorisokoti {n} :: youth detention centre, detention home, juvenile detention centre, juvenile hall
nuorisokulttuuri {n} :: youth culture
nuoriso-ohjaaja {n} :: youth leader
nuorisopoliisi {n} :: youth police, youth officer
nuorisorikollinen {n} :: juvenile delinquent
nuorisorikollisuus {n} :: juvenile delinquency (participation in illegal behaviour by minors)
nuorisoseura {n} :: youth association; a member association of the nuorisoseuraliike (youth association movement)
nuorisoseuraliike {n} :: youth association movement; a cultural movement born in 1880's in the province of Ostrobothnia, the purpose of which was to raise the Finnish youth's consciousness of their cultural heritage and to promote their advancement in cultural endeavours
nuorisotalo {n} :: youth center
nuorisotila {n} :: youth club
nuorisotilat {n} :: youth spaces
nuorisotyö {n} :: youth work
nuorisotyöntekijä {n} :: youth worker
nuorittaa {vt} :: to decorate with a string or strings
Nuorittajoki {n} :: Nuorittajoki (river), a tributary of the Kiiminkijoki river
nuoritus {n} :: decorating with a string or strings
nuorkarja {n} :: young cattle
nuorkauppakamari {n} :: Junior Chamber International
nuorruttaa {vt} :: To rejuvenate
nuorrutus {n} :: rejuvenation
nuorsuomalainen {n} :: A supporter of a reformist movement within the Suomalainen puolue - the Finnish Party in late 19th century and later a supporter of the Nuorsuomalainen puolue - the Young Finnish Party
nuorsuomalainen {n} :: A supporter of the Nuorsuomalainen puolue - the Young Finns in the 1990s
nuorsuomalainen {adj} :: Of or pertaining to either of the Nuorsuomalainen puolue or the ideas they represented
nuortea {adj} :: youthful
nuorten- {prefix} :: juvenile, youth, teen (of youth, young people, teens)
nuortua {vi} :: To grow/become younger, be rejuvenated
nuorukainen {n} :: youth, young man
nuoruudenaika {n} :: synonym of nuoruusaika
nuoruuden lähde {n} :: Fountain of Youth (mythical fountain)
nuoruus {n} :: youth (period of life)
nuoruusaika {n} :: the time of one's youth
nuoruusiän diabetes {n} [pathology] :: juvenile-onset diabetes
nuoruusikä {n} :: youth, adolescence
nuoruuskausi {n} :: period of youth
nuoruusvuosi {n} :: year of one's youth
nuoska {n} :: packing snow (wet, sticky snow that is suitable for making snowmen etc.)
nuoskainen {adj} :: Having wet snow
nuoskakeli {n} :: weather with packing snow
nuoskalumi {n} :: packing snow (wet, sticky snow that is suitable for making snowmen etc.)
nuoskasää {n} :: weather with packing snow
nuotanveto {n} [fishing] :: seining (act of fishing with a seine)
nuotata {v} [fishing] :: to seine (use a seine, to fish with a seine)
nuotillinen {adj} :: with or containing (musical) notes
nuotinlukutaito {n} :: the skill of reading musical notes, of reading music
nuotinnos {n} [music] :: notation
nuotinpää {n} [music] :: note head
nuotintaa {vt} [music] :: to notate
nuotinvarsi {n} [music] :: note stem
nuotin vierestä {adv} :: out of tune, off-key
nuotio {n} :: campfire, fire (open fire, for example for cooking or heating)
nuotiopiiri {n} :: a ring of people around a campfire
nuotiotuli {n} :: fire of a campfire (nuotio)
nuotisto {n} [music] :: Collection of notes
nuotittaa {v} [music] :: to note (to set down in musical characters)
nuotitus {n} [music] :: notation (act of writing music down in the form of notes)
nuotta {n} :: seine
nuottakalastus {n} [fishing] :: seine fishing
nuottakota {n} :: a type of shed used to store a seine and a boat; seine shed
nuottaus {n} :: seining (act of fishing with a seine)
nuotti {n} [music] :: note
nuotti {n} [in plural, music] :: sheet music (handwritten or printed form of musical notation)
nuotti {n} [in plural, motor racing] :: pace notes
nuottiarvo {n} [music] :: note value
nuottiavain {n} [music] :: clef
nuottikirjoitus {n} [music] :: notation
nuottikorva {n} [music] :: ear for music (same as sävelkorva, but less frequently used)
nuottiteline {n} :: music stand
nuottiviiva {n} [music] :: A line of staff
nuottiviivasto {n} [music] :: staff, stave
nupi {n} :: tack (nail)
nupinaula {n} :: tack [nail]
nupo {adj} :: [of cows] hornless
nupouttaa {vt} :: to dehorn livestock
nuppi {n} :: knob (rounded protuberance, handle, or control switch)
nuppi {n} :: cascabel (knob at the end of a cannon, to which ropes are attached in order to control recoil)
nuppi {n} :: finial (decorative fitting in a post, pole etc.)
nuppi {n} [vehicles, slang] :: tractor (truck used to pull a trailer or a semi-trailer)
nuppi {n} [slang] :: head
nuppineula {n} :: pin (eyeless needle for fastening)
nuppineulanpää {n} :: pinhead (head of a pin)
nuppisara {n} :: capitate sedge (Carex capitata)
nuppiseitikki {n} [fungi] :: several species of webcap with a cap that resembles a knob
nuppu {n} :: The bud of a flower
nupu {n} :: cobblestone, cobble (small rounded stone)
nupukivi {n} :: sett; Belgian block (rectangular paving stone)
nurea {adj} :: alternative form of nyreä
nureissaan {adv} :: synonym of nyreissään
nurin {adv} :: over, inside out, upside down (wrong way round or not standing up)
nurin {adv} [figuratively] :: not functional, down
nurina {n} :: grumbling
nurinkurinen {adj} :: topsy-turvy (backwards or upside-down)
nurinkurisesti {adv} :: in a topsy-turvy way
nurin päin {adv} :: inside out, upside down (wrong way around)
nurinpäin {adv} :: alternative form of nurin päin
nurin perin {adv} :: inside out, upside down (wrong way around)
nurinperin {adv} :: alternative form of nurin perin
nurista {vi} :: To groan, moan (complain)
nurja {adj} [of clothing] :: wrong
nurja {adj} :: adverse
nurjahdus {n} :: buckling
nurjahdus {n} :: Action of the verb nurjahtaa
nurjahtaa {v} :: to buckle (distort or collapse under physical pressure)
nurjamielinen {adj} :: averse
nurjamielisesti {adv} :: aversely
nurjamielisyys {n} :: averseness
nurja puoli {n} :: reverse side
nurjasti {adv} :: adversely, wrongly
nurkakkain {adv} :: synonym of nurkikkain
nurkan takana {phrase} [literally and figuratively] :: around the corner
nurkata {v} :: to corner, corner the market (get command of a stock, commodity, etc., so as to be able to put one's own price on it)
nurkikkain {adv} :: corner to corner, corner against corner
nurkilla {adv} :: in the neighborhood, region or vicinity of (both literally and figuratively)
nurkille {adv} :: into the neighborhood, region or vicinity of (both literally and figuratively)
nurkittain {adv} :: corner to corner, diagonally
nurkka {n} :: corner (area in the angle between converging walls or sides)
nurkkahylly {n} :: rack or shelf in a corner
nurkkakaappi {n} :: corner unit, corner cabinet
nurkkakivi {n} :: cornerstone
nurkkakunta {n} :: clique
nurkkakuntainen {adj} :: provincial, backwoodsy, parochial (focusing on local concerns)
nurkkakuntaisuus {n} :: parochialism
nurkkalista {n} :: corner molding
nurkkapatrioottinen {adj} [colloquial] :: parochial (concerned with local interests)
nurkkapatriotismi {n} [colloquial] :: parochialism
nurkkasalvostekniikka {n} :: corner notching technique
nurkkatapaus {n} :: corner case
nurkkaus {n} :: corner
nurkua {v} :: To grumble, whine; to complain
nurmekselainen {adj} :: alternative form of nurmeslainen
nurmekselainen {n} :: alternative form of nurmeslainen
Nurmes {prop} :: Nurmes (town/and/municipality)
nurmeslainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Nurmes
nurmeslainen {n} :: a person from or living in Nurmes
nurmettaa {vt} :: To cover with grass
nurmettua {vi} :: To become covered by grass
nurmi {n} :: lawn, grass
Nurmi {prop} :: surname
Nurmi {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland and Karelia
nurmiherkkusieni {n} :: field mushroom or meadow mushroom, Agaricus campestris
nurmijärveläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Nurmijärvi
nurmijärveläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Nurmijärvi
Nurmijärvi {prop} :: Nurmijärvi (municipality)
nurmijärvinen {adj} :: alternative form of nurmijärveläinen
nurmijärvinen {n} :: alternative form of nurmijärveläinen
nurmikeilailu {n} [sports] :: bowls
nurmikka {n} [plant] :: A plant of the genus Poa
nurmikko {n} :: lawn
nurmikkoinen {adj} :: grassy
nurmilauha {n} :: tufted hair-grass, Deschampsia cespitosa
nurmilaukka {n} :: field garlic, Allium oleraceum (Eurasian species of wild onion)
nurmilintu {n} [rare, poetic] :: an endearing term for a child
nurminahikas {n} :: Scotch bonnet or fairy ring mushroom, Marasmius oreades
nurminata {n} :: meadow fescue (Festuca pratensis)
nurminen {adj} :: grassy
Nurminen {prop} :: surname
nurmipallo {n} [sports] :: field hockey
nurmipora {n} [military slang, derogatory] :: 11 Bang-Bang (infantryman)
nurmirousku {n} :: A milk-cap, Lactarius flexuosus
nurmitähkälude {n} :: meadow plant bug, Leptopterna dolabrata
nurmitähkiö {n} :: catstail, common cat's tail, timothy, timothy grass, Phleum pratense (abundant. widely cultivated perennial grass native to most of Europe except for the Mediterranean region)
nurtsi {n} [slang] :: lawn
nussia {vt} [vulgar + partitive] :: to fuck, to screw, to have sexual intercourse with
nussia {vt} [vulgar + genitive-accusative] :: to steal, to snatch, to feck
nussia {vt} [vulgar + partitive + silmään] :: to cheat, to defraud
nussija {n} [vulgar] :: fucker
nussiminen {n} [vulgar] :: fucking, screwing
nussinta {n} [vulgar] :: fucking
-nut {suffix} :: Used to form past indicative connegative forms of verbs
-nut {suffix} :: Used to form past active participle forms of verbs
nuta {n} [slang] :: youth center
nutaatio {n} [astronomy] :: nutation
nuti {n} :: A hornless cow
Nutikka {n} [dated] :: A nickname of Nordforsin punaviini (Nordfors's Red Wine), a former cheap brand of red wine
Nutikka {n} [dated, aviation] :: A nickname of Folland Gnat fighter plane
nutiluu {n} :: nut of a crossbow, especially one made of bone
nutipäinen {adj} :: hornless (of cows)
nutistaa {v} [rare] :: Same as nitistää
nutria {n} :: coypu
nutriaturkki {n} :: coypu fur
nutrigenomiikka {n} :: nutrigenomics
nutritiivinen {adj} :: nourishing, nutritive
nutritio {n} :: nutrition
nuttu {n} :: jacket, especially a woven or crocheted children's jacket
nuttura {n} :: topknot, bun, chignon
nutukas {n} :: Traditional fur boot of the Sami people, sewed by hand with the skin of a reindeer's legs
nutukas {n} [in plural] :: A pair of these boots
nuudeli {n} :: noodle
nuuduksissa {adv} :: wilted, exhausted
nuuduttaa {v} :: to wilt (to cause to droop or to fatigue)
nuuhkaista {vt} :: To sniff, whiff
nuuhkia {vt} :: To sniff (like a dog)
Nuuk {prop} :: Nuuk (capital city)
nuuka {adj} :: stingy
nuukahdella {vi} :: to droop repeatedly
nuukahtaa {v} :: to droop (to slowly become limp; to bend gradually)
nuukailla {v} :: To skimp
nuukailu {n} :: skimping
nuukasti {adv} :: stingily
nuukuus {n} :: stinginess
nuupahtaa {v} :: alternative form of nuukahtaa
nuupi {n} [Internet slang] :: newbie, noob
nuuska {n} :: snuff (tobacco), snus
nuuska {n} [idiomatic] :: splinters, wreck; together with the adverb tuusan as fortifier used in two expressions
nuuskaista {v} :: To sniff (once)
nuuskakuoppa {n} [anatomy] :: anatomical snuffbox
nuuskarasia {n} :: snuffbox
nuuskasarvi {n} :: snuff horn
nuuskata {v} :: to snuff (to consume snuff tobacco)
nuuskata {v} :: to sniff (to inhale drugs in powder form through the nose)
nuuskia {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to sniff
nuuskija {n} :: snoop
nuutata {v} [printing] :: to crease
nuuttaus {n} [printing] :: creasing
nuutti {n} [printing] :: crease
Nuutti {prop} :: given name
nuuttipukki {n} :: a child dressed up as a "goat" for St. Knut's Day
nuutua {vi} :: To wilt
nyansoida {vt} :: to nuance
nyansointi {n} :: nuancing (applying a nuance to something)
nyanssi {n} :: nuance
nyhälaitainen {adj} [botany] :: crenate
nyhertää {vt} :: To work inefficiently, to waste (time)
nyhjäillä {vi} :: to lie around, to loll around
nyhjäistä {v} :: To pluck, to tear or pull out with one small jerk
nyhjäistä {v} :: To twitch (to pull with a small, short movement)
nyhjätä {vi} :: to lie around, to idle
nyhjätä {vi} :: to lie lazy, loll, lounge; to be a couch potato
nyhjättää {v} [rare or dialectal] :: synonym of nyhjätä
nyhjöttää {v} :: to lie around or idle dejectedly or dispiritedly
nyhrätä {vi} :: to idle, to slack
nyhtää {vt} :: to tear, pull (hair, feathers, etc.)
nyhtäistä {v} :: To tear, pull (hairs etc.)
nyhtäminen {n} :: tearing, pulling
nyhtökaura {n} :: pulled oats (meat substitute made out of oat and legumes, designed to be a vegan source of protein)
nyhtöpossu {n} :: pulled pork
nyhverö {n} [pejorative] :: wimp, sissy
nyintä {n} :: jerking, twitching
nykä {n} [dialectal] :: small or blunt knife
nykäistä {v} :: to tug
nykäistä {v} :: to twitch
nykäisy {n} :: twitch
Nykänen {prop} :: surname
nykäyksittäin {adv} :: in tugs or twitches, intermittently
nykäys {n} :: tug, twitch
nykäys {n} [physics] :: jerk, jolt
nykerö {n} :: small or tiny nose, pug nose
nykertää {vt} :: synonym of nyhertää
nykiä {vi} :: To jerk
nykiä {vt} :: To tug
nykimisoire {n} [pathology] :: tic
Nykki {prop} [nickname] :: New York (city)
nyksä {n} [colloquial] :: current partner
nyky- {prefix} :: modern, neo-
nykyä {adv} :: only used in tätä nykyä
nykyään {adv} :: currently, at present, these days, nowadays, today
nykyaika {n} :: modern era, modern period, modern times
nykyaikainen {adj} :: modern, contemporary, current
nykyaikainen viisiottelu {n} [sports] :: modern pentathlon
nykyaikaisesti {adv} :: modernly, in a modern way
nykyaikaistaa {vt} :: To modernize
nykyaikaistua {vi} :: to become modern
nykyaikaistuminen {n} :: modernization (the act of becoming modern)
nykyaikaisuus {n} :: modernity
nykyarvo {n} :: present value, current value
nykyenglanti {n} [linguistics] :: Modern English
nykyhetki {n} :: present (current time)
nykyhetkinen {adj} :: present
nykyihminen {n} :: The modern human, Homo sapiens sapiens
nykyinen {adj} :: current, present
nykyisellään {adv} :: as things currently stand (under the current circumstances)
nykyiselleen {adv} :: into its current state, into as things currently stand
nykyisin {adv} :: nowadays, these days, today
nykyisyys {n} :: The present time
nykyjään {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of nykyään
nykyjohto {n} :: current leadership, management
nykykehitys {n} :: current trend, current developments
nykykieli {n} :: modern language
nykykielinen {adj} :: Expressed in the modern language
nykykirjallisuus {n} :: modern literature
nykykreikka {n} :: Modern Greek
nykykulttuuri {n} :: modern culture
nykylatina {n} :: New Latin
nykymaailma {n} :: modern world
nykymarkka {n} [dated] :: the Finnish mark after it was reformed in the 1960's
nykymusiikki {n} [music] :: contemporary music
nykynäkymä {n} :: current perspective (the current view of future, often at a relatively short sight)
nykynuori {n} :: modern youth (person)
nykynuoriso {n} :: modern youth (collectively)
nykyolot {n} :: current or present circumstances or conditions
nykypäivä {n} :: present, present day
nykyperinne {n} :: modern tradition
nykyraha {n} :: modern-day money, today's money (such as when taking inflation into account)
nykysuomi {n} :: The modern Finnish language
nykytaide {n} :: contemporary art
nykytaiteilija {n} :: modern artist
nykytila {n} :: present state, current state
nykytilanne {n} :: status quo
nykytilassa {adv} :: as it stands, in the current state
nykyttää {vt} :: to shake or yank back and forth
nykytys {n} :: shaking back and forth
nykytysharja {n} :: brush that is suitable for yanking back and forth
nyljentä {n} :: skinning
nylkeä {vt} :: to skin (removing the skin of an animal)
nylkeä {vt} [figuratively, + accusative] :: to beat, conquer, overcome (a competitor in sports, by a very large marginal)
nylkeminen {n} :: skinning
nylky {n} :: skinning
nylkyhinta {n} :: overcharge
nylkyri {n} [figuratively] :: A bloodsucker, one who overcharges
nylkyttää {v} :: to hump (of dogs, etc.)
nylon {n} :: nylon
nymfeidi {n} [botany] :: nymphaeid
nymfetti {n} :: nymphet (sexually attractive young girl)
nymfi {n} [mythology] :: nymph
nymfi {n} [biology] :: nymph
nymfo {n} [colloquial] :: nympho
nymfomaani {n} :: nymphomaniac
nymfomaaninen {adj} :: nymphomaniac, nymphomaniacal
nymfomania {n} :: nymphomania
nynnerö {n} [pejorative] :: A wimp, sissy
nynniä {vi} :: To act like a sissy, wimp
nynny {n} [pejorative] :: A wimp, sissy
nynnyillä {vi} [pejorative] :: to wimp, to be a wimp
nynnyily {n} :: The action of being a sissy
nyökähdellä {vi} :: To nod (repeatedly, as when falling into sleep)
nyökähdys {n} :: nod
nyökähtää {vi} :: to nod once or suddenly
nyökätä {v} :: To nod (once)
nyökätä {v} [nautical, aviation] :: to pitch (turn about the transverse axis)
nyökäyttää {vt} :: to nod (once)
nyökkääminen {n} :: nodding
nyökkääminen {n} [nautical, aviation] :: pitch (rotation around the transverse or lateral axis of a vessel)
nyökkäillä {v} :: to nod (repeatedly)
nyökkäys {n} :: A nod
nyökkäys {n} [nautical, aviation] :: pitch (rotation around the transverse or lateral axis of a vessel)
nyökkiä {vi} :: alternative form of nyökkäillä
nyökytellä {vi} :: to nod (repeatedly, but irregularly)
nyökyttää {vt} :: to nod (to make a single nodding gesture)
nyökyttää {vi} :: to nod (several times)
nyöri {n} :: braid, cord, string
nyörittää {vt} :: to decorate or tie with a braid or string
nyöritys {n} :: lacing (adorning with narrow strips or braids)
nypätä {vt} :: to pick or pluck
nypelöidä {vt} :: to fidget, to twiddle
nyplätä {v} :: to make lace
nyplätä {v} :: to fumble with, fiddle with, twiddle
nypläys {n} :: lace making
nypläystyyny {n} :: lace making pillow
nyppäistä {vt} :: to tweak, to pluck
nyppiä {vt} :: To pluck (out) (hair), pick (off) (lint from clothes)
nyppiä {vt} [colloquial + partitive] :: To irritate
nyppy {n} :: tip, point (e.g. of ear)
nyppylä {n} [colloquial] :: A small hill
nyppyyntyä {vi} :: to form (into) pills (balls of fibre)
nypykkä {n} :: tip, point (e.g. of ear)
nyreä {adj} :: sullen, sulky
nyreästi {adv} :: sullenly, sulkily
nyreissään {adv} :: disgruntled, sullen
nyreys {n} :: sulkiness
nyrhi {n} [dialectal] :: blunt axe or knife
nyrhiä {vt} :: to cut little by little
nyrjähdys {n} :: A sprain
nyrjähdyttää {vt} :: to sprain
nyrjähtää {v} :: to sprain, twist
nyrjäytellä {v} :: to sprain (repeatedly)
nyrjäyttää {v} :: to sprain
nyrjäytys {n} :: A sprain
nyrkillä tapettava {n} [colloquial, derogatory] :: Term of abuse
nyrkinisku {n} :: punch
nyrkinkokoinen {adj} :: fist-sized
nyrkistää {v} :: to fist (to close hand into a fist)
nyrkkeilijä {n} :: boxer, pugilist
nyrkkeillä {vt} :: To box (to participate in a boxing game)
nyrkkeily {n} [sports] :: boxing
nyrkkeilyhansikas {n} :: boxing glove
nyrkkeilyhanska {n} [colloquial] :: boxing glove
nyrkkeilykäsine {n} :: boxing glove
nyrkkeilykehä {n} :: boxing ring
nyrkkeilykinnas {n} :: boxing glove
nyrkkeilyottelu {n} :: boxing fight
nyrkkeilysäkki {n} :: punching bag
nyrkki {n} :: fist
nyrkki-iskuri {n} [archaeology] :: chopper (tool)
nyrkkipyykki {n} :: laundry washed by hand
nyrkkirauta {n} :: brass knuckles
nyrkkirieska {n} [regional] :: unleavened barley bread (rieska)
nyrkkisääntö {n} :: rule of thumb
nyrkkitappelija {n} :: fist fighter
nyrkkitappelu {n} :: A fistfight (fight with the fists)
nyrkkitervehdys {n} :: fist bump
nyrpeä {adj} :: irritated, annoyed, displeased, indignant
nyrpeä {adj} :: sullen, sulky
nyrpeästi {adv} :: irritatedly, indignantly, sullenly
nyrpeissään {adv} :: displeased, disgruntled
nyrpeys {n} :: quality of being irritated
nyrpeys {n} :: sullenness
nyrpistää {v} [nyrpistää nenäänsä] :: to turn up one's nose
nyrpistellä {v} [~ nenäänsä] :: to turn up one's nose
nyrpistyä {vi} [of a nose] :: to shrivel (as a sign of scorn or contempt)
nysä {n} :: stub, stem, shank, small longitudinal object or part
nysä {n} :: pipe fitting
nysä {n} [archaic] :: shaft of a tool or arrow etc
nysi {n} [archaic] :: alternative form of nysä
nyssäkkä {n} :: alternative form of nyssykkä
nysse {n} [colloquial] :: bus, particularly one that is part of the public transport system of Tampere
nyssykkä {n} :: bundle, swag
nystagmus {n} [pathology] :: nystagmus
nystermä {n} :: small protuberance or tubercle
nystermä {n} [anatomy] :: tubercle (small elevation on the surface of a tooth)
nystermäinen {adj} :: nodular, nodulated
nysty {n} :: bump, nodule, protrusion, lump (small rounded mass or irregular shape protruding out of something)
nysty {n} [anatomy] :: tubercle (round nodule, small eminence, or warty outgrowth)
nysty {n} [anatomy] :: papilla
nystykärsäkäs {n} :: cabbage seedstalk curculio, cabbage stem weevil, Ceutorhynchus pallidactylus
nystyrä {n} :: A small lump, nodule
nystyräbakteeri {n} [biology] :: root nodule bacterium
nystyräinen {adj} :: lumpy
nyt {adv} :: now
nytkähdellä {vi} :: to jerk (repeatedly)
nytkähdys {n} :: jerk, twitch
nytkähtää {vi} :: to twitch or jerk (once)
nytkäys {n} :: alternative form of nytkähdys
nytkäyttää {vt} :: to jerk
nytkiä {vi} :: To jerk repeatedly
nyt kun {conj} :: now that (as a consequence of the fact that; since)
nytkyä {vi} :: to jiggle, to jerk, to move jerkily
nytkyttää {vt} :: to jiggle around, to jerk around, to yank around
nytkytys {n} :: jiggling, jerking
nyttemmin {adv} :: now, nowadays (as opposed to before)
nytten {adv} [colloquial] :: now
nyy {n} :: nu (Greek letter)
nyyh {interj} :: sob
nyyhkäistä {vi} :: To snuffle once while weeping
nyyhkäisy {n} :: single sob (cry with a short, sudden expulsion of breath)
nyyhkäys {n} :: single sob (cry with a short, sudden expulsion of breath)
nyyhke {n} :: sob
nyyhkiä {v} :: To sob
nyyhkinä {n} :: sobbing
nyyhkintä {n} :: sobbing
nyyhky {n} :: sob
nyyhkyleffa {n} :: tearjerker (overly sad movie)
nyyhkytarina {n} :: sob story, tearjerker
nyyhkyttää {v} :: to sob
nyyhkytys {n} :: sobbing
nyykähtää {vi} :: to droop, to nod
-nyymi {suffix} :: -nym
nyyppä {n} [Internet, slang] :: newbie, noob
Nyyrikki {prop} [Finnish mythology] :: A forest spirit, son of Tapio in the Kalevala
Nyyrikki {prop} [rare] :: given name
nyysiä {v} [colloquial] :: to steal, nick
nyysit {n} :: Usenet
nyysitty {adj} [slang] :: stolen, hot
nyytinki {n} :: a certain traditional Karelian lace
nyyttärit {n} [colloquial] :: potluck (meal consisting of whatever guests have brought)
nyytti {n} :: bundle, swag (package wrapped up for carrying)
nyytti {n} :: dumpling
nyyttikestit {n} :: potluck (meal consisting of whatever guests have brought)