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-j- {interfix} :: alternative form of -i- [in the cases in which the plural indicator falls between vowels]
j {letter} :: letter: jii
J {letter} :: letter: jii
-ja {suffix} :: Forms agent nouns, especially human ones; -er
ja {conj} [coordinating] :: and
ja {n} :: AND (logic gate or connector)
jaa. {adv} :: abbreviation of jälkeen ajanlaskun alun
jaa {n} :: aye (only in singular; in voting)
jaa {interj} :: um, well
jaa {interj} :: oh (when the speaker is surprised about something that s/he got to know; this has a slight nuance of the speaker being more or less interested in getting more information about it)
jaa {interj} [rare] :: yes
jää {n} :: ice (water in solid form)
jää {n} :: ice (any substance having the appearance of ice)
jää {n} :: rock; in the expression on the rocks = jäillä (adessive plural of jää)
jää {n} [slang, drugs] :: ice (crystal form of methamphetamine)
jaa-ääni {n} :: aye (affirmative vote)
jääaavikko {n} :: icy desert
jääaika {n} [ice sports] :: icetime, ice time, ice-time (period of time for which an ice is reserved for a particular team or individual for exercise or game)
jääaika {n} [ice hockey] :: time on ice (statistics: the accumulated time which a player is actually playing, i.e. on the ice during a game)
jääbaletti {n} :: ice ballet
jäädä {v} [+ illative, allative, (verbs) 3rd infinitive in illative] :: to stay, remain
jäädä {v} [+ location in inessive, adessive + vehicle in elative, often with pois] :: to get off in the sense of leaving e.g. a train, bus, road
jäädä {v} [+ translative] :: to end up (as), to become (mostly of negative or neutral states)
jäädä {v} [idiomatic, ~ alle] :: to be run over or hit by
jäädä jälkeen {v} :: to lag, fall behind (to not keep up the pace)
jäädä kiinni {v} :: ~ + elative: to get/be caught doing something (present participle of a verb) or for something (noun)
jäädä kiinni {v} :: ~ + illative: to get stuck in
jäädä rysän päältä kiinni {vi} [idiomatic] :: to be/get caught red-handed
jäädä suustaan kiinni {vi} [idiomatic] :: to get caught up in conversation
jäädyke {n} :: parfait
jäädyttää {vt} :: to freeze
jäädyttäminen {n} :: freezing (making frozen)
jäädyttämö {n} :: freezing plant, freezing facility
jäädytys {n} :: The process of forming a thin layer of ice on a surface; the icing
jääeste {n} :: ice barrier
jääetikka {n} [organic compound] :: glacial acetic acid
Jaafet {prop} [archaic, biblical character] :: Japheth (male given name)
jäägolf {n} :: ice golf; snow golf (golf played on ice)
jaaha {interj} [colloquial] :: well, uh-huh, oh
jaahah {interj} :: synonym of jaaha
jäähai {n} :: Greenland shark, Somniosus microcephalus
jäähakku {n} :: ice axe
jäähalli {n} :: indoor ice rink
jääharkko {n} :: block of ice
jaahas {interj} :: alternative form of jaaha
jäähaude {n} [chemistry] :: ice bath, cooling bath
jäähdyke {n} :: coolant
jäähdyte {n} :: coolant
jäähdytellä {vti} :: to cool, cool down (slowly, without haste)
jäähdytin {n} [automotive] :: radiator
jäähdytin {n} :: cooler (anything that cools)
jäähdyttää {vt} :: to cool
jäähdyttäjä {n} :: cooler
jäähdyttämätön {adj} :: uncooled
jäähdyttämö {n} :: refrigeration plant
-jäähdytteinen {adj} :: -cooled (cooled by means of)
jäähdyttely {n} :: cooling, cooling down (action of cooling down)
jäähdytys {n} :: cooling
jäähdytys {n} :: refrigeration
jäähdytysaine {n} :: coolant
jäähdytyselementti {n} [computing] :: heat sink
jäähdytysilma {n} :: cooling air
jäähdytysjärjestelmä {n} :: cooling system
jäähdytyskone {n} :: refrigerating machine (any machine that produces cold)
jäähdytyskone {n} :: chiller (machine that produces cold air)
jäähdytyskoneisto {n} :: cooling equipment, cooling plant
jäähdytyslaite {n} :: cooling device
jäähdytyslevy {n} :: heat sink
jäähdytyslevy {n} :: cooling pad
jäähdytysneste {n} :: coolant (liquid used to remove excess heat from a piece of equipment, such as from an engine)
jäähdytystekniikka {n} :: refrigeration engineering
jäähdytystorni {n} :: cooling tower
jäähdytysvaunu {n} [rail transport] :: refrigerator csr, reefer
jäähdytysvesi {n} :: cooling water
jäähelmi {n} :: ice pearl
jäähile {n} :: crushed ice
jäähile {n} :: shaved ice
jäähilejuoma {n} :: slush (drink)
jäähtyä {vi} :: To cool
jäähtyminen {n} :: cooling
jäähy {n} [sauna] :: A cooling period between sessions in the hot room
jäähy {n} [ice hockey] :: penalty (punishment in the form of being removed from play for a specified amount of time)
jäähyaitio {n} [colloquial, ice hockey] :: sin bin (penalty box)
jäähylly {n} :: ice shelf
jäähypenkki {n} [sports] :: penalty bench
jäähyrangaistus {n} [sports] :: penalty (punishment for an infraction of the rules, in the form of being removed from play for a specified amount of time)
jäähyväiset {n} :: goodbye, farewell (act of uttering departing words)
jäähyväiset {n} :: valediction (act of parting company)
jäähyväisjuhla {n} :: farewell party
jäähyväiskäynti {n} :: farewell visit
jäähyväiskonsertti {n} :: farewell concert
jäähyväisnäytäntö {n} :: farewell show, farewell performance
jäähyväispuhe {n} :: farewell speech, valedictory speech, valediction
jäähyväissaarna {n} [countable] :: farewell sermon
jäähyväissaarna {n} [uncountable] :: Farewell Sermon (last sermon of Muhammed given on Mount Arafat in 632)
jäähyväissanat {n} :: parting words, valediction
jäähyväistervehdys {n} :: farewell greeting
jäähyväistilaisuus {n} :: farewell occasion
jääjättiläinen {n} [astronomy] :: ice giant
jääjättiläinen {n} [Norse mythology] :: an inhabitant of the Niflheim
jääjogurtti {n} :: frozen yogurt
jääkaakao {n} :: iced cocoa, iced chocolate
jääkaappi {n} :: refrigerator
jääkaappikylmä {adj} :: refrigerated, as cool as the inside of a refrigerator
jääkaappimargariini {n} :: margarine that can be kept in a refrigerator
jääkaappi-pakastin {n} :: refrigerator-freezer (household appliance that combines a refrigerator and a freezer into a single unit)
jääkaappipakastin {n} :: A household appliance that combines refrigerator and freezer, usually the refrigerator on top of the freezer, both roughly of the same size
jääkahvi {n} :: iced coffee
jääkaira {n} :: ice auger, ice drill; used mainly to drill fishing holes in the ice
jääkairausnäyte {n} :: ice core
jääkala {n} :: blackfin icefish (Chaenocephalus aceratus)
jääkalikka {n} [colloquial] :: ice stick
jääkarhu {n} :: polar bear (Ursus maritimus)
jääkäri {n} [historical] :: jaeger (one of the 2,000 Finnish men who obtained military training in Germany during the First World War, and became the core of the White Guards in the Finnish Civil War in 1918)
jääkäri {n} [by extension, military ranks] :: rifleman (private in the infantry)
jääkäriliike {n} [historical] :: Jaeger movement (movement born in 1914 among the Finnish students with the aim of separating Finland from Russia by military means)
jääkäripataljoona {n} [historical] :: jaeger battalion (the 27th Jaeger Battalion of the German Army in WWI, consisting of Finnish volunteers who had secretly travelled to Germany in order to obtain military training, with the final aim of liberating Finland from the Russian rule)
jääkäripataljoona {n} [military] :: jaeger battalion (a rifleman battalion in the Finnish army)
jääkäriupseeri {n} :: An officer in the Finnish armed forces, who has also served in the 27th Jaeger Battalion of the German Army in WWI, consisting of Finnish volunteers who had secretly travelled to Germany in order to obtain military training, with the final aim of liberating Finland from the Russian rule
jääkärivärväri {n} :: jaeger recruiter (a person who recruited people to be jagers or jääkäri)
jääkausi {n} :: ice age
jääkausigeologia {n} :: ice age geology (study of geological effects of ice ages)
jääkautinen {adj} :: ice-age (from the time of a period of glaciation)
jääkeli {n} :: icy weather, icy conditions
jääkellari {n} :: ice cellar (cellar which is kept cool in summer by ice that is stored there in winter)
jääkenkä {n} :: ice shoe
jääkenttä {n} :: rink (a sheet of ice prepared for playing certain sports)
jääkerros {n} :: layer of ice
jääkide {n} :: ice crystal
jääkiekko {n} [sports] :: Ice hockey
jääkiekko {n} :: The puck with which ice hockey is played
jääkiekkoilija {n} :: ice hockey player
jääkiekkoilla {v} :: to play ice hockey
jääkiekkoilu {n} :: ice hockey, playing ice hockey as an activity
jääkiekkojoukkue {n} :: ice hockey team
jääkiekkokaukalo {n} :: ice hockey rink
jääkiekkokenttä {n} :: an outdoors ice hockey rink
jääkiekkomaila {n} [sports] :: A hockey stick
jääkiekko-ottelu {n} :: ice hockey match
jääkiekkopeli {n} [colloquial] :: ice hockey match, ice hockey game
jääkiipeily {n} :: ice climbing
jääkiitäjä {n} :: hydrocopter
Jaakkima {prop} :: given name
Jaakko {prop} :: given name
Jaakkola {prop} :: surname
Jaakkola {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Jaakob {prop} :: Jacob [biblical character]
Jaakob {prop} :: James [biblical character]
Jaakobin kirje {prop} [Bible] :: Epistle of James, Book of James, James (20th book of the New Testament)
jaakobinsauva {n} :: Jacob's staff
Jaakola {prop} :: surname
Jaakola {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
jääkolkka {n} [sports] :: ice stock sport, Bavarian curling
jääkone {n} :: icemaker, ice machine
Jaakonsaari {prop} :: surname
jaakopinpaini {n} :: alternative form of jaakobinpaini
Jaakoppi {prop} :: given name
jääkuikka {n} :: yellow-billed loon, white-billed diver, Gavia adamsii (largest species of loon, native to the Arctic sea region)
jääkukka {n} :: a flower-like pattern of frost on glass
jääkuutio {n} :: ice cube
jääkylmä {adj} :: ice-cold, freezing cold, frosty, stone cold (very cold)
jaala {n} [nautical] :: A type of small sailing boat
jäälasi {n} :: a glass with flower-like patterns of frost
jäälauta {n} :: ice sailboard (of an iceboat)
jäälautailu {n} :: synonym of jääpurjehdus
jäälautta {n} :: floe, ice raft
jääleike {n} :: cryosection
jääleinikki {n} :: glacier buttercup, Ranunculus glacialis (a flowering plant in the genus Ranunculus)
jääliikenne {n} [nautical] :: navigation through ice, usually with the assistance of an icebreaker
jääliikenne {n} :: traffic on ice, either on an ice road suitable for ordinary road vehicles, or with vehicles designed for moving on snow
jäälinnun päivät {n} :: halcyon days
jäälintu {n} [mythology] :: halcyon (in classical legends, a bird said to nest on the sea, thereby calming it)
jäälohkare {n} :: a block or boulder of ice
jäälokki {n} :: ivory gull, Pagophila eburnea (Arctic species of gull)
jääluokitus {n} :: ice class
Jaama {prop} :: Kingisepp (ancient town and modern city in Russia)
jäämä {n} :: remnant, residue (amount of material or substance left after most of it has been removed)
jäämä {n} [usually, in plural] :: trace (very small amount)
jäämaksu {n} :: payment for the harbor to use icebreakers, paid by arriving and departing ships
jäämaksuluokka {n} :: a class for commercial ships decided by how much they have to pay to have icebreakers employed (jäämaksu)
jäämämaksu {n} [taxation] :: A punitive interest payable on tax arrears on top of the statutory interest on late payments
jäämerenseiti {n} :: polar cod (Boreogadus saida)
jäämerenturska {n} :: Arctic cod (Arctogadus glacialis)
jäämeri {n} :: icy ocean, arctic ocean
Jäämeri {prop} :: The Arctic Ocean
Jäämeri {prop} :: The Southern Ocean
jäämi {n} [historical] :: Yam (historical Russian term for anyone from Western Finland, particularly Tavastia)
jääminen {n} :: being left behind, staying behind
jäämistö {n} [legal] :: estate (assets and liabilities of a deceased person)
jäämistöoikeus {n} [legal] :: inheritance law (area of law pertaining to passing on property, titles, debts, rights, and obligations upon the death of an individual)
jäämme {n} :: first-person plural possissive form of jää
jäämurska {n} :: crushed ice
jäämurtaja {n} :: alternative form of jäänmurtaja
Jaana {prop} :: given name
jäänajokone {n} :: synonym of jäänhoitokone
jäänaskali {n} :: ice claw, ice pick (awl-like tool for getting grip of ice when hauling oneself up from the water after having fallen through the ice; often designed to be carried as a pair around the neck for immediate availability)
jaanata {v} [dialectal] :: to harp
jäänestoaine {n} :: antifreeze (substance used to prevent ice or freezing)
jääneulanen {n} :: ice crystal, diamond dust
jäänharmaa {adj} :: ice grey, grey as ice
jäänharmaa {n} :: ice grey, the colour as grey as ice
jäänhoitokone {n} :: ice resurfacer
jäänlähtö {n} :: ice breakup
jäänmuodostus {n} :: icing, ice formation, ice accumulation
jäänmurtaja {n} :: An icebreaker
jäänne {n} :: relic, remain
jäännöksetön {adj} :: remainderless
jäännöksettömästi {adv} :: in a remainderless manner
jäännös {n} :: [often in plural] remains
jäännös {n} :: remainder, residue, residual
jäännöserä {n} :: remnant, remainder, odd lot (unsold end of goods)
jäännöserä {n} [law] :: balance (remainder)
jäännöskappale {n} :: remainder (any item from a batch that is left unsold and subject to reduction in price)
jäännöslopuke {n} [phonetics] :: a virtual phoneme at the end of a word that causes gemination
jäännösluokka {n} [algebra, number theory] :: residue class
jäännösluokkarengas {n} :: synonym of tekijärengas
jäännösluokkaryhmä {n} [algebra] :: group of residue classes
jäännöspala {n} :: remainder (piece of any material, often cloth, that is left unsold and subject to reduction in price)
jäännöspari {n} :: remainder shoes (pair of shoes from a batch that is left unsold and subject to reduction in price)
jäännöstermi {n} [math] :: remainder term
jäännosto {n} :: raising ice for storage and later use
jäännösvero {n} :: residual tax (amount of tax due after all advances and deductions have been accounted for)
jäännösvuori {n} [geology] :: residual mountain
jäänsärkijä {n} [dated] :: icebreaker
jäänsininen {adj} :: ice blue, blue as ice
jäänsininen {n} :: ice blue, the colour as blue as ice
jäänti {n} :: synonym of jääminen
jääolot {n} :: icy conditions
jääpäivikki {n} :: ice plant, Mesembryanthemum crystallinum (succulent annual having pale pink flowers and fleshy leaves covered with glistening water vesicles)
jääpala {n} :: ice cube (small piece of ice used for cooling drinks regardless of its actual shape)
jääpalakone {n} :: icemaker, ice machine (appliance that produces ice cubes)
jääpalalokerikko {n} :: ice cube tray
jääpalamuotti {n} :: ice tray, ice cube tray (tray with indentations used to produce ice cubes in a freezer)
jääpalapihdit {n} :: ice cube tongs
jääpalapussi {n} :: ice bag, ice cube bag
jääpallo {n} [sports] :: bandy
jääpallo {n} :: The ball with which bandy is played
jääpalloilija {n} :: bandy player
jääpalloilu {n} :: bandy (activity of playing bandy, bandy as profession, hobby etc.)
jääpallojoukkue {n} :: bandy team
jääpallokenttä {n} :: bandy field
jääpallomaila {n} :: bandy stick (the stick used to play the ball in bandy)
jääpallo-ottelu {n} :: bandy match
jääpato {n} :: ice jam, ice gorge (accumulation of ice in a river that causes flooding)
jääpeite {n} :: ice cap
jääpeitteinen {adj} :: ice-covered, icy (covered with ice)
jääpiikki {n} :: ice crampon, ice pick
jääpingviini {n} :: Adelie penguin, Adélie penguin, Pygoscelis adelie
jääpintainen {adj} :: ice-covered
jääpolte {n} :: freezer burn
jääpuikko {n} :: icicle
jääpurjehdus {n} :: ice yachting
jääpursi {n} :: ice yacht
jääpussi {n} :: ice bag, ice pack
jääpyynti {n} :: hunting or fishing on ice
jäärä {n} :: uncastrated ram, especially an old and stubborn one
jäärä {n} :: longhorn beetle of the family Cerambycidae
jäärä {n} :: alternative form of jääräpää
jäärä {n} :: old man, especially one whose physical strength is high for his age
jääraappa {n} :: ice scraper
jäärae {n} :: hail, icy hail
jääräpää {n} :: stubborn, persistent person
jääräpäinen {adj} :: dogged, obstinate, persistent, pertinacious, resolute, stubborn, unyielding, hell-bent
jääräpäisesti {adv} :: doggedly, obstinately, persistently, pertinaciously, resolutely, stubbornly, unyieldingly (in a stubbornly resolute manner)
jääräpäisyys {n} :: stubbornness
jäärata {n} :: ice track
jäärata-ajo {n} :: racing motorcycles on an ice track
jäärauta {n} :: an ice scraper with a long handle (tool with a wide blade and long handle used to scrape and crush ice)
jäärauta {n} [usually, in plural] :: crampon
jaardi {n} :: yard (unit of length equal to three feet)
jääriite {n} :: grease ice, thin ice
jaaritella {v} :: To ramble, drone on; to talk at length without a point
jaarittaa {v} :: alternative form of jaaritella
jaaritteleminen {n} :: rambling, droning on
jaarittelija {n} :: rambling, droning on
jaarittelu {n} :: rambling (meandering talk)
jaaritus {n} :: waffle (vague or evasive language)
jaaritus {n} :: rambling (long meandering talk)
jaarli {n} :: earl
jääröykkiö {n} :: ice heap, ice jam
jaarun {n} [dialectal, rare] :: a knot in wood
jääruohokasvi {n} :: synonym of päivikkikasvi
jääsalaatti {n} :: synonym of jäävuorisalaatti
jääshow {n} :: ice show
jääsilta {n} :: ice bridge
Jääskeläinen {prop} :: surname
jääskraba {n} [slang] :: ice scraper
jääsohjo {n} :: ice slush
jäästadion {n} :: ice stadion
jääsukellus {n} :: ice diving
jääsumu {n} :: ice fog
jääsurfaus {n} :: alternative form of jääsurffaus
jääsurffaus {n} :: ice surfing
jäätää {vi} [e.g. of weather] :: To be freezing
jäätää {vi} [colloquial] :: To freeze up, stiffen (in a thrilling situation, not knowing what to do)
jäätanssi {n} :: ice dancing (form of figure skating)
jäätanssija {n} :: ice dancer
jäätävä {adj} :: gelid, glacial, icy, frosty (extremely cold)
jäätävästi {adv} :: icily
jäätee {n} :: iced tea
jääteitse {adv} :: by ice road
jäätelö {n} :: ice cream (frozen dessert)
jäätelöannos {n} :: ice cream dish (dessert consisting of ice cream and various toppings and decorations, e.g. sundae and banana split)
jäätelöannos {n} :: ice cream serving
jäätelöauto {n} :: ice cream van [UK], ice cream truck [US]
jäätelöbaari {n} :: ice cream parlor [US] / parlour [UK] (indoor establishment selling ice cream and usually offering seating)
jäätelökakku {n} :: ice cream cake
jäätelökauha {n} :: ice cream scoop
jäätelökeksi {n} :: ice cream sandwich
jäätelökioski {n} :: ice cream kiosk, ice cream stall, ice cream parlor
jäätelökoju {n} [colloquial] :: ice cream stall
jäätelökone {n} :: ice cream maker
jäätelöleivos {n} :: ice cream pastry
jäätelöpäänsärky {n} :: ice cream headache
jäätelöpuikko {n} :: ice cream bar (frozen dessert on a stick)
jäätelösooda {n} :: ice cream soda (beverage made of carbonated soft drink and ice cream)
jäätelöteollisuus {n} :: ice cream industry
jäätelötikku {n} :: ice cream stick
jäätelötorttu {n} :: Swiss roll filled with ice cream
jäätelötötterö {n} :: ice cream cone
jäätelötuutti {n} :: ice cream cone
jäätie {n} :: ice road
jäätiedotus {n} :: a report about the current state of ice and the activity of icebreakers
jäätikkö {n} :: glacier
jäätikköinen {adj} :: glaciered (of terrain, having glaciers)
jäätikköjärvi {n} :: glacial lake
jäätikkökaivo {n} [geology] :: moulin (vertical shaft carved in a glacier by meltwater)
jäätiköityä {vi} :: To glaciate (to become covered with glacier)
jäätiköityminen {n} [geology] :: glaciation
jäätiköntutkimus {n} :: synonym of glasiologia (glaciology)
jäätilanne {n} :: ice conditions
Jaatinen {prop} :: surname
jäätön {adj} :: Having no ice, iceless
jäätön {adj} :: Unfrozen (lake, sea etc.)
jääturska {n} :: Atlantic tomcod, tomcod, tommy cod (Microgadus tomcod)
jäätutkimus {n} :: ice research
jäätuura {n} :: synonym of tuura
jäätyä {v} :: to freeze (of a liquid, especially water, to become solid due to low temperature)
jäätyä {v} :: to ice over (to become covered in ice, usually of a body of water)
jäätyä {v} [computing] :: to freeze, hang (to stop responding)
jäätymä {n} :: A relatively small quantity of ice, often in a place where it preferably shouldn't be
jäätyminen {n} :: freezing
jäätymispiste {n} :: freezing point
jäätynyt olkapää {n} [pathology] :: adhesive capsulitis, frozen shoulder
jääurheilu {n} [sports] :: ice sports (sports involving ice)
jaava {n} :: The Javanese language
Jaava {n} :: The island of Java
jäävääminen {n} :: recusing (declaring a judge disqualified)
jäävahvisteinen {adj} :: reinforced for ice (such as of a ship)
jäävahvistettu {adj} :: reinforced for ice (such as of a ship)
jäävahvistus {n} :: reinforcing for ice (such as a ship)
jaavalainen {adj} :: Javanese (of or pertaining to Java, its people or culture)
jaavalainen {n} :: Javanese (person)
jaavanhevosenkenkäyökkö {n} :: Bornean horseshoe bat, Rhinolophus borneensis
jaavanjambolaani {n} :: jambul evergreen tropical tree, Syzygium cumini
jaavankääpiökauris {n} :: kanchil, lesser mouse deer (Tragulus kanchil) or Java mouse-deer) (Tragulus javanicus)
jaavanmakaki {n} :: crab-eating macaque, long-tailed macaque, cynomolgus, cynomolgus monkey, Macaca fascicularis (SE Asian species of macaque, seen as sacred animal in some temples and agricultural pest or invasive species in some places; also used as laboratory animal)
jaavansarvikuono {n} :: Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus)
jaavantiikeri {n} :: Javan tiger (Panthera tigris sondaica)
jäävätä {vt} [legal, + genitive-accusative] :: to recuse (to declare that a judge is disqualified from acting in a particular case)
jääveistos {n} :: ice sculpture
jäävene {n} :: iceboat
jäävesi {n} :: ice water (cold water for drinking with ice cubes or chilled with ice)
jäävi {adj} :: disqualified (unable to give a statement, or to participate in decision-making or judging on a particular case due to potential or real conflict of interest)
jäävi {n} [legal, dated] :: challenge (reason for which a judge should not be allowed to sit a case)
jää-viileäkaappi {n} :: alternative form of jääviileäkaappi
jääviileäkaappi {n} :: refrigerator-chiller (refrigerator with chiller compartment)
jäävirta {n} :: flowing glacier, ice stream
jäävitön {adj} :: synonym of esteetön (having no stake in the outcome and free of bias)
jääviys {n} :: incapacity, disqualification (inability to give a statement, or to participate in decision-making or judging on a particular case due to potential or real conflict of interest)
jääviytyä {v} [legal, of a judge, witness etc.] :: to become disqualified
jäävuoren huippu {n} :: tip of the iceberg
jäävuori {n} :: iceberg
jäävuorisalaatti {n} :: iceberg lettuce, crisphead lettuce, Lactuca sativa var. capitata
jäbä {n} [slang] :: dude, pal
jackrussellinterrieri {n} :: Jack Russell terrier
jacksoninkameleontti {n} :: Jackson's chameleon or three-horned chameleon, Chamaeleo jacksonii
jade {n} [mineral] :: jade
Jade {prop} :: given name
jäde {n} [colloquial] :: ice cream
jadeiitti {n} :: jadeite
jademagnolia {n} [plant] :: lilytree, yulan, Magnolia denudata
jadenvihreä {adj} :: jade (something of that color)
jadenvihreä {n} :: jade (color)
jae {n} :: passage, verse
jae {n} [chemistry] :: fraction
jaella {vt} :: To distribute
jaettava {n} [arithmetic] :: dividend (number or expression to be divided)
jaettu ilo on kaksinkertainen ilo {proverb} :: sharing the joy of a positive event with something, like a friend, brings joy to both
jaffa-appelsiini {n} :: Jaffa orange (variety of orange)
jaffakeksi {n} :: Jaffa cake (type of biscuit)
jaguaari {n} :: jaguar (Panthera onca)
jaha {interj} :: alternative form of jaaha
jahdata {vt} :: to chase, hunt
jahka {conj} :: once, when, as soon as; used to refer to an expected event in the future
jahkaileminen {n} :: lingering, stalling, procrastinating
jahkailla {v} :: to linger / stall / procrastinate / hem and haw in the making of a decision, etc
jahkailu {n} :: lingering, stalling, procrastinating (in the making of a decision, etc.)
jahkaista {v} :: to state something bemoaningly
jahkata {v} :: to bemoan, complain, regret (to complain and blabber about something without actually doing anything to the problem itself)
jahkata {v} [dated] :: to insist, argue against, oppose (to fight verbally against something)
jähmeä {adj} :: stiff, inert, sluggish (slow in movements)
jähmeä {adj} :: formal; used of atmosphere, behaviour etc., but not of things, e.g. clothing
jähmeästi {adv} :: stiffly, sluggishly, inertly
jähmeästi {adv} :: formally
jähmepiste {n} :: gel point (temperature below which a liquid fuel freezes solid and can no longer flow by gravity or be pumped through fuel lines)
jähmetä {v} :: alternative form of jähmettyä
jähmettää {vt} :: To solidify (to make solid; to convert into a solid body)
jähmettää {vt} :: To petrify (to immobilize with fright)
jähmettyä {v} :: to set, solidify, freeze (of a liquid, to become solid)
jähmettyä {v} :: to freeze (to become motionless)
jähmettyä {v} [figuratively] :: to be petrified (to become unable to act due to fright)
jähmettymä {n} :: concretion (solid mass formed by a process of aggregation or coalescence)
jähmettyminen {n} :: solidification, freezing (of a liquid, turning into a solid)
jähmettyminen {n} :: freezing (becoming motionless)
jähmettyminen {n} :: petrification (losing ability to move due to fear)
jähmettymispiste {n} :: freezing point (the temperature at which a liquid turns solid)
jähmetys {n} :: synonym of jähmettyminen
jähmeys {n} :: stiffness, sluggishness
jähmeys {n} :: formalness
jahnata {vi} :: to quarrel
jahnata {vi} :: to harp on something (to repeatedly mention a subject)
jahtaaminen {n} :: chasing, hunting
jahti {n} :: hunt, chase
jahti {n} :: yacht
jahtihämähäkki {n} :: huntsman spider (any spider from the taxonomic family Sparassidae)
jahtimakkara {n} :: A kind of sausage flavoured with onion or garlic, resembling the German Jagdwurst
jahtivouti {n} [historical] :: an official responsible for organizing and supervising hunting large predators as well as organizing efforts to put out forest fires
Jahve {prop} :: Yahweh
jäidenlähtö {n} :: ice run
jäihin {adv} :: on ice, on hold (temporarily unavailable or suspended)
jäillä {adv} [idiomatic] :: on the rocks or with ice
jainalaisuus {n} :: Jainism
jäinen {adj} :: icy
jäissä {adv} :: on ice, on hold (temporarily unavailable or suspended)
jäitse {adv} :: (to travel) on, by ice
jakaa {vt} :: to share; to distribute; to divide
jakaa {vt} [figuratively] :: to mete out, dispense
jakaa {vt} [mathematics] :: to divide [by]
jakaa {vt} [cards] :: to deal
jakaa {v} :: to separate
jakaantua {vi} :: to divide, split up (e.g. a cell, a group of people, or a group into subgroups)
jakaantuminen {n} :: synonym of jakautuminen
jakaa oman käden oikeutta {vi} [idiomatic] :: To take the law into one's own hands (literally: "to dispense the justice of one's own hand")
jakaja {n} :: deliveryman
jakaja {n} :: distributor
jakaja {n} :: divisor
jakaja {n} :: dealer
jäkälä {n} :: lichen
jäkäläinen {adj} :: lichenous (covered in lichen)
jäkäläkangas {n} :: A boreal pine forest type characterized by podsol soil and lichen dominating the undergrowth
jäkälämuru {n} :: soredium (scalelike reproductive structure in a lichen)
jäkälämuru {n} :: lichen crumb
jäkälänkeruu {n} :: lichen collection or gathering
jäkäläpeite {n} :: lichen cover (dense growth of lichen on the ground)
jäkälätyyppi {n} :: A forest type in which lichens dominate the undergrowth, indicating a nutrient poor, dry soil
jäkälätyyppi {n} :: A type of lichen
jäkälikkö {n} :: area covered by lichen
jäkälistö {n} :: area covered by lichen
jäkälöityä {vi} :: To become covered with lichen
jakamaton {adj} :: undivided
jakamaton {adj} :: indivisible
jakaminen {n} :: Sharing
jakamistalous {n} [economics] :: sharing economy
jakamo {n} :: distribution station, substation
jakaranda {n} :: jacaranda
jakardi {n} :: jacquard
jakardikangas {n} :: jacquard (fabric)
jäkättää {v} :: To yack (to talk incessantly)
jäkättää {v} :: To nag
jäkättäminen {n} :: yacking, nagging
jäkätys {n} :: yak, yack (incessant talk, especially unwanted one)
jakauma {n} [statistics] :: distribution
jakaumafunktio {n} [statistics] :: distribution function
jakaus {n} :: A parting (UK) or part (US) of hair
jakautua {vi} :: To divide, be divided, split up
jakautuma {n} :: distribution
jakautuminen {n} :: division, dividing (becoming divided)
jakautuminen {n} :: fission
jakautunut {adj} :: divided
jakautunut {adj} :: distributed
jakelija {n} :: distributor
jakelu {n} :: distribution
jakeluasema {n} :: service station
jakeluauto {n} :: delivery truck (light truck designed for delivery of goods, typically from wholesalers to individual shops)
jakelujärjestelmä {n} :: distribution system
jakelukanava {n} :: distribution channel, channel of distribution
jakelukeittiö {n} :: distribution kitchen (a kitchen that has no real food preparation facilities, but can be used to serve premade food)
jakelukeskus {n} :: distribution center
jakelukustannukset {n} :: distribution costs
jakelulaite {n} :: dispenser, distribution device
jakeluliikenne {n} :: distribution traffic
jakelulista {n} :: mailing list
jakeluosoite {n} :: delivery address, distribution address
jakelupäällikkö {n} :: distribution manager, delivery manager
jakelupaikka {n} :: delivery point, distribution location
jakeluporras {n} :: stage of distribution
jakelutie {n} :: supply chain, supply channel
jakeluverkko {n} :: distribution network
jakkara {n} :: stool
jäkkärä {n} :: cudweed (plant of the genus Gnaphalium)
jakki {n} :: yak (Bos grunniens)
jakki {n} [electronics, computing] :: jack (electrical connector)
jäkki {n} :: matgrass, Nardus stricta
jakkihärkä {n} :: yak, Bos grunniens
jakkihedelmä {n} :: jackfruit
jakkiliitin {n} [electricity] :: jack plug
jakkipuu {n} :: jackfruit tree
jakku {n} :: a jacket
jakkupuku {n} :: tailored suit with a jacket
jakkupukuinen {adj} :: jacket-wearing
jako {n} :: The act of dividing, sharing or dealing (See various meanings of the verb jakaa)
jako {n} :: The result of the same activities
jakoalgoritmi {n} :: division algorithm
jakoavain {n} :: An adjustable wrench, or an adjustable spanner
jakobiini {n} :: Jacobin
jakobiitti {n} :: Jacobite
jakohihna {n} :: timing belt, cambelt, cam belt
-jakoinen {adj} :: divisible into certain number of similar or comparable parts
-jakoinen {adj} :: dividing into parts in certain manner
jakojäännös {n} [mathematics] :: remainder
jakokaappi {n} :: distribution box, distribution cabinet
jakokarmi {n} :: mullion (vertical bar between the casements of a window)
jakokeskus {n} :: electrical switchboard
jakokirja {n} [law] :: deed of distribution, deed of partition
jakokulma {n} [mathematics] :: long division
jakokunta {n} [historical] :: a type of administrative division used for partition of land
jakokunta {n} [algebra] :: division field
jakolaite {n} :: distributor (device)
jakolasku {n} [arithmetic] :: division (calculation involving this process)
jakomerkki {n} :: division sign
jakomielinen {adj} :: schizophrenic (of or pertaining to schizophrenia)
jakomielisyys {n} :: The state or property of being schizophrenic
jakomielisyys {n} [psychiatry] :: schizophrenia
jakomielitauti {n} [dated, pathology] :: schizophrenia
jakomielitautinen {adj} [dated, pathology] :: schizophrenic
jakomielitautinen {n} [dated, pathology] :: A schizophrenic person
jako-osa {n} :: split, dividing part
jako-osa {n} :: allotment
jako-osuus {n} :: allotment, share
jakopää {n} :: timing gear
jakopää {n} :: dividing head
jakopiste {n} [geometry] :: point that divides a line segment
jakopiste {n} :: distribution point
jakopuite {n} [construction] :: muntin
jakopyörästö {n} [automotive] :: timing gear assembly
jakorasia {n} [electrical] :: joint box, junction box
jakorasia {n} [derogatory, slang] :: town bicycle, bed-hopper (promiscuous woman)
jakorengas {n} [algebra] :: division ring
jakosieni {n} [archaic] :: synonym of bakteeri
jakosumma {n} :: winning sum that is to be distributed
jakosuodatin {n} [electronics] :: audio crossover, crossover
jakosuodin {n} [electronics] :: audio crossover
jakotislata {vt} [chemistry] :: to fractionate (apply fractional distillation)
jakotislaus {n} :: fractional distillation
jakotislauskolonni {n} :: synonym of tislauskolonni
jakotisle {n} [chemistry] :: one of the results of fractionation; fraction
jakotoimitus {n} [law] :: reallotment, division or partition procedure (of real estate, land, etc.)
jakotukki {n} :: manifold (pipe fitting or similar device that connects multiple inputs or outputs)
jakoväli {n} :: interval, pitch, spacing
jakoviiva {n} :: fraction bar
jakoviiva {n} [figurative] :: dividing line
jaksaa {vi} :: to manage, to have enough strength
jaksaa {vt} [auxiliary, + first infinitive] :: to manage, to have enough strength, to be willing, to bother, to be up (to) (to have sufficient energy, strength, interest, motivation and/or similar to do something)
jaksamaton {adj} :: tired, sluggish
jaksamattomuus {n} :: tiredness, sluggishness
jaksaminen {n} :: having the energy, will and/or determination to do something
jaksella {v} [colloquial] :: to fare, to be, to do (used of one's life or wellbeing)
jakso {n} :: period
jakso {n} :: episode
jakso {n} :: passage (paragraph or section of text)
jakso {n} [education] :: term, period (subdivision of a year, shorter than the semester)
jakso {n} [chemistry] :: period (on the periodic table)
-jaksoinen {adj} [as headword in compounds] :: -interval, -period (consisting of certain kind or number of intervals or periods)
jaksoittain {adv} :: in periods, by period; intermittently, periodically
jaksoittainen {adj} :: intermittent, periodic
jaksoittaisesti {adv} :: synonym of jaksoittain
jaksoittaisopetus {n} :: intermittent teaching (teaching that takes place in intervals)
jaksoittaisopiskelu {n} :: intermittent studying (studying that takes place in intervals)
jaksoittaisuus {n} :: periodicity
jaksojärjestelmä {n} :: period system
jaksollinen {adj} :: periodic
jaksollinen {adj} [mathematics] :: repeating, recurring, circulating, periodic (having a set of decimals that is repeated indefinitely)
jaksollinen järjestelmä {n} [chemistry] :: periodic table
jaksollisuus {n} :: periodicity (quality of being periodic)
jaksoluku {n} [dated] :: frequency
jaksonaika {n} :: period
jaksopeli {n} [pesäpallo] :: division of the game into two (or three) periods
jaksotella {v} :: to divide into passages, such as a scripture
jaksotettu {adj} [accounting] :: deferred
jaksottaa {v} :: to divide into passages, such as a scripture
jaksottaa {v} [accounting] :: to carry forward (to distribute an expense, typically of an investment, over a number of years)
jaksottaa {v} :: to periodize
jaksottaminen {n} :: dividing into passages
jaksottaminen {n} :: carrying forward (distributing an expense)
jaksottaminen {n} :: periodizing
jaksottua {vi} :: to be divided into passages
jaksottua {vi} [accounting] :: to be carried forward
jaksotus {n} [accounting] :: A deferral (instance of carrying an expense forward in bookkeeping)
jaksovoitto {n} :: win in a period
jäksteri {n} [slang, military] :: synonym of jääkäri
jakuutti {n} :: A Yakut
jakuutti {n} :: The Yakut language
jalake {n} :: mount, stand, pedestal
jalake {n} [zoology] :: cheta
jalalle vie {interj} [military] :: order arms!
jalallinen {adj} :: Having one or more legs
jalan {adv} :: on foot, by foot, afoot
jalanjälki {n} :: footprint
jalankulkija {n} :: Pedestrian
jalankulku {n} :: walking, especially as form of moving around
jalankulku {n} [as modifier in compound terms] :: pedestrian, foot-
jalankulkualue {n} :: pedestrian zone, pedestrian area; [UK] pedestrian precinct
jalankulkukatu {n} :: pedestrian street
jalankulkusilta {n} :: footbridge
jalankulkutie {n} :: pedestrian road
jalankulkutunneli {n} :: pedestrian tunnel
jalannousu {n} [rare, literary or jocular] :: style of walking
jalanrinta {n} :: arch of the foot
jalansija {n} :: foothold
jalantie {n} :: leghole
jalapeno {n} :: jalapeño (variety of pepper)
jalas {n} :: runner (mechanical part in a vehicle or other structure intended to slide against a surface)
jalas {n} :: runner, skid (runner of a sled)
jalas {n} :: skid (ski shaped runner or supporting surface on an aircraft)
jalasmökki {n} :: A hut built on runners like a sled, so that it can esily be moved from one location to another
jalaspilvi {n} :: uncinus (type of cloud)
jalat maassa {phrase} [idiomatic] :: feet on the ground
jalaton {adj} :: legless
jalava {n} :: elm
jalavakasvi {n} :: any plant of the family Ulmaceae
jalavalehto {n} :: elm grove
jalavametsikkö {n} :: small elm forest
jalavanopsasiipi {n} :: white-letter hairstreak, Satyrium w-album
jäljekkäin {adv} :: synonym of peräkkäin
jäljellä {adv} :: left, remaining
jäljellä oleva {adj} :: remaining (which remains, especially after something else has been removed)
jäljelle {adv} :: left, left over, remaining
jäljelle jäänyt {adj} :: leftover, remaining (which remains, especially after something else has been removed)
jäljemmä {adv} :: alternative form of jäljemmäs
jäljemmäksi {adv} :: back (to a position further behind)
jäljemmäs {adv} :: synonym of jäljemmäksi
jäljempää {adv} :: further below, below (later on in a text)
jäljempänä {adv} :: further back (in a position further behind)
jäljempänä {adv} :: further below, hereinafter (later on in a text)
jäljempi {adj} :: latter (near or nearer to the end)
jäljempi {adj} :: latter (in the past, but close or closer to the present time)
jäljenne {n} :: synonym of jäljennös
jäljennös {n} :: copy (result of copying)
jäljennös {n} :: copy (imitation, sometimes of inferior quality)
jäljennös {n} :: replica (exact copy)
jäljennös {n} :: apograph (exact copy, especially one with official status)
jäljennöskappale {n} :: copy (copy of a document, especially an official one)
jäljennys {n} :: synonym of jäljentäminen
jäljentää {vt} :: To copy (to produce an object identical to a given object)
jäljentäjä {n} :: copier (one who copies)
jäljentäminen {n} :: copying (action)
jäljentämö {n} :: synonym of monistamo
jäljentyä {vi} :: To produce a copy; to reproduce
jäljessä {adv} :: behind
jäljessä {adv} [of time] :: slow, behind
jäljestää {v} [hunting] :: To track, trace (to follow tracks)
jäljestäpäin {adv} :: synonym of jälkeenpäin
jäljet johtavat sylttytehtaaseen {proverb} :: alluding to leads pointing to an obvious suspect
jäljetön {n} :: traceless
jäljettömiin {adv} :: without a trace, tracelessly
jäljetysten {adv} :: synonym of peräkkäin
jäljistään jäniskin tunnetaan {proverb} :: a leopard cannot change its spots
jäljitellä {v} :: to imitate (to follow as a model or a pattern)
jäljitellä {v} :: to mimic, ape, mock
jäljitelmä {n} :: imitation, knock-off
jäljitelmä {n} :: counterfeit, fake
jäljitin {n} :: tracker (device that tracks)
jäljittää {vt} :: to track, trace (follow tracks)
jäljittää {vt} :: to track (discover location)
jäljittää {vt} :: to track down
jäljittäminen {n} :: tracking, tracing
jäljittäminen {n} :: tracking down
jäljittelemätön {adj} :: unimitable (that cannot be imitated)
jäljitteleminen {n} :: imitating
jäljitteleminen {n} :: mimicking, mocking
jäljittely {n} :: imitation (action)
jäljittelyrikos {n} [criminology] :: copycat crime
jäljitys {n} :: tracking
jalka {n} :: foot
jalka {n} :: foot (unit of measure)
jalka {n} :: leg
jalka {n} :: the lower limb of a human
jalka {n} :: base, pedestal
jalka {n} :: stipe (of a fungus)
jalkafetisismi {n} :: foot fetishism
jalkaharppi {n} :: inside caliper
jalkahiki {n} :: foot sweat, foot perspiration
jalkahoitaja {n} :: podiatrist, chiropodist
jalkahoito {n} :: A pedicure, cosmetic treatment for feet
jalkahoito {n} [vulgar] :: A foot job
jalkahoitola {n} :: chiropody salon, podiatry salon
jalkaholvi {n} [anatomy] :: arch of the foot
-jalkainen {adj} :: legged
jalkainvalidi {n} :: a person missing a foot or both feet
jalkaisin {adv} :: On/by foot, afoot
jalkajakkara {n} :: footstool
jalkajarru {n} :: foot brake
jalkajarru {n} :: coaster brake
jalkajousi {n} :: crossbow
jalkakamppi {n} :: trip (the act of tripping someone's feet)
jalkakäytävä {n} :: sidewalk [US], pavement [UK] (paved footpath at the side of a road)
jalkakylpy {n} :: footbath
jalkakyykky {n} :: squat (specific exercise in weightlifting performed by bending deeply at the knees and then rising, especially with a barbell resting across the shoulders)
jalkalamppu {n} :: standing lamp
jalkaliike {n} :: foot or leg movement
jalkalista {n} :: baseboard, skirting board, skirting, mopboard, floor molding, base molding (board, often profiled, or molding between the floor and the interior wall of a structure)
jalkalukko {n} :: leglock
jalkamaa {n} :: side accredited country (a country in which an ambassador is accredited to work in addition to the main country)
jalkamarssi {n} :: foot march, tramp of feet
jalkamies {n} :: pedestrian
jalkamies {n} :: pavement artist (espionage: specialist in outdoor surveillance as a pedestrian)
jalkamylly {n} :: a type of post mill
Jalkanen {prop} :: surname
jalkani {n} :: first-person singular possissive form of jalka
jalkanuotta {n} :: synonym of vata
jalkapallo {n} :: Football (mostly soccer)
jalkapallo {n} :: A ball used in that game
jalkapallofani {n} :: soccer fan, football fan
jalkapalloilija {n} [soccer] :: footballer, soccer player, football player
jalkapalloilija {n} [American football] :: football player
jalkapalloilu {n} :: soccer (sport, business, activity)
jalkapallojoukkue {n} :: soccer team
jalkapallokenkä {n} :: football shoe, soccer shoe
jalkapallokenttä {n} :: soccer field, football pitch, soccer pitch (field on which soccer is played)
jalkapallokenttä {n} :: football field (field on which American football is played)
jalkapalloliiga {n} :: football league, soccer league
jalkapalloliitto {n} :: A national football (sense: soccer, association football) association, especially the Football Association of Finland
jalkapallo-ottelu {n} :: soccer match
jalkapallopeli {n} :: football game, soccer game
jalkapallostadion {n} :: football stadium, soccer stadium
jalkapari {n} :: pair of feet
jalkapatikka {n} :: walking
jalkapeli {n} :: walking [usually in external locative cases]
jalkapeli {n} :: footsie
jalkapiikki {n} :: caltrop (small metal object with spikes arranged so that, when thrown onto the ground, one always faces up as a threat to passers-by)
jalkapohja {n} :: sole, track (entire lower surface of a foot)
jalkapoimuvampyyri {n} :: white-winged vampire bat, Diaemus youngi
jalkapöydänluu {n} [skeleton] :: A metatarsal
jalkapöytä {n} [anatomy] :: instep, metatarsus (part of the foot between the toes and the ankle)
jalkapumppu {n} :: foot pump
jalkapuoli {n} :: One missing a leg
jalkapuu {n} :: stocks (device for delivering humiliating punishment)
jalkapyyhkäisy {n} [ice hockey] :: slew footing
jalkaraspi {n} :: foot file, foot rasp
jalkarätti {n} :: footwrap, toerag
jalkarättikangas {n} :: footwrap fabric
jalkaraudat {n} :: leg irons
jalkarengas {n} :: foot ring, leg ring
jalkasara {n} :: Carex pediformis
jalkaseksi {n} :: foot job
jalkasi {n} :: second-person singular possissive form of jalka
jalkasieni {n} [disease] :: athlete's foot
jalkasilsa {n} [disease] :: athlete's foot
jalkaspray {n} :: synonym of jalkasuihke
jalkastartti {n} [colloquial] :: foot starter
jalkaterä {n} [anatomy] :: foot (part of human body, as opposed to leg)
jalkaterapeutti {n} :: podiatrist, foot therapist
jalkatie {n} :: footpath
jalkatila {n} :: legroom
jalkatuki {n} :: footrest
jalkatuki {n} :: kickstand
jalkatuuletin {n} :: pedestal fan
jalkatyö {n} :: legwork
jalkatyyny {n} :: foot cushion, foot pad
jalkauttaa {v} [business] :: to implement, put into practice, used especially of the strategy of an organization
jalkautua {vi} :: To disembark
jalkautua {v} :: to move on foot
jalkava {adj} [of a ski] :: having the middle part of the bottom be higher than the ends
jalkaväenkenraali {n} [military] :: infantry general, general of the infantry
jalkaväensotilas {n} :: infantryman
jalkaväenupseeri {n} [military] :: infantry officer
jalkavaihde {n} :: foot-controlled gear shitter
jalkavaihteisto {n} :: foot-operated gearbox
jalkavaimo {n} :: concubine
jalkavaiva {n} :: foot or leg ailment, affliction or problem
jalkavaivainen {adj} :: with foot problems
jalkaväki {n} :: infantry
jalkaväkidivisioona {n} [military] :: infantry division
jalkaväkimies {n} :: infantryman, foot soldier
jalkaväkimiina {n} :: anti-personnel mine
jalkaväkiosasto {n} [military] :: infantry unit
jalkaväli {n} :: space between legs or feet
jalkaväli {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of jalkoväli
jalkavarsi {n} [anatomy] :: leg (lower limb of a human being or animal that extends from the groin to the ankle)
jalkavika {n} :: foot defect
jalkavirhe {n} [sports] :: foot fault
jalkavirhe {n} [javelin] :: foot fault, throwing fault
jalkavuus {n} :: the property of a ski of having the middle part higher than the ends
jälkeen {postp} :: after (mostly temporally)
jälkeen {postp} :: since; if the preceding event is expressed with a clause, the phrase sen jälkeen, kun (literally "after it when") is used
jälkeen {postp} :: under one's belt (within one's experience)
jälkeen ajanlaskun alun {phrase} [idiomatic] :: Common Era
jälkeenjääneisyys {n} :: retardedness (state of being retarded)
jälkeenjäänyt {adj} :: retarded, deficient
jälkeenjäänyt {adj} :: outdated, anachronistic, undeveloped
jälkeenjäänyt {adj} :: surviving (continuing to live after the death of another person)
jälkeenjäänyt {n} :: retard
jälkeenjäänyt {n} :: survivor (one who knew a specific decedent, or one that survived an accident, crime etc. in which other people lost their lives)
jälkeenpäin {adv} :: afterwards (at a later or succeeding time)
jalkeilla {adv} :: up, on one's feet (standing up)
jalkeilla {adv} :: On one's feet (being well again after a bout of illness)
jalkeille {adv} :: onto one's feet, into being standing up or moving
jälkeinen {adj} [genitive +] :: following, post-
jälkeiset {n} :: afterbirth (placenta and fetal membranes expelled via the birth canal following childbirth)
jälkeläinen {n} :: descendant
jälkeläinen {n} :: in plural (jälkeläiset): offspring, progeny
jälki- {prefix} :: after-
jälki- {prefix} :: post-
jälki {n} :: trace
jälki {n} :: track
jälki {n} [in plural] :: aftermath
jälkiääni {n} :: aftersound
jälkiäänitetty {adj} :: dubbed (having sound added to or audio changed in a film, especially to replace the original soundtrack of a film with a synchronized translation)
jälkiäänittää {v} :: to dub (to add sound to film or change audio on film, especially to replace the original soundtrack of a film with a synchronized translation)
jälkiäänitys {n} :: dub, dubbing
jälkiartikkeli {n} :: A second or third editorial of a newspaper
jälkiehkäisy {n} :: postcoital contraception
jälkiehkäisypilleri {n} :: postcoital contraception pill
jälkiehkäisytabletti {n} :: synonym of jälkiehkäisypilleri
jälkihakkuu {n} :: The logging of seed trees after the new forest has started to grow around them
jälkihehku {n} :: afterglow
jälkihoito {n} [medicine] :: aftercare, follow-up care, follow-up treatment (care given to a patient during recovery from an operation or after hospitalization)
jälkihoito {n} [by extension] :: follow-up (subsidiary action taken as the result of an event)
jälkihuolto {n} :: aftercare services
jälkihuomautus {n} :: postscript, addendum (short commentary in the end of a book etc.)
jälkihypnoosi {n} :: posthypnotic suggestion
jälkihypnoottinen {adj} :: posthypnotic
jälki-ilmiö {n} :: sequel (event or phenomenon following something)
jälki-ilmoittautua {vi} :: to enroll, register or sign up late (after a deadline has passed)
jälki-impressionismi {n} :: postimpressionism
jälki-istunta {n} :: alternative form of jälki-istunto
jälki-istunto {n} [education] :: detention (punishment consisting of requiring a pupil to stay behind after school)
jälkijakso {n} :: latter period
jälkijäristys {n} [seismology] :: aftershock (tremor following the mainshock in an earthquake event)
jälkijättöinen {adj} :: undeveloped, backward, primitive
jälkijättöisyys {n} :: underdevelopedness, backwardness
jälkijoukko {n} [military] :: rearguard (rearmost part of a force)
jälkijoukko {n} :: A group of something that comes behind the main group
jälkijuna {n} :: An allegory for being late or behind others in action
jälkijuuri {n} [botany] :: adventitious root
jälkikaiku {n} :: reverberation (series of overlapping echoes)
jälkikaiku {n} [in plural, figuratively] :: reverberations, repercussion (evolving series of effects resulting from a particular event)
jälkikaiunta {n} :: reverberation (series of echoes)
jälkikaiunta-aika {n} :: reverberation time (time required for the sound to fade away in a closed space; technically defined as the time it takes for a sound to decay by 60dB)
jälkikanto {n} [taxation] :: collection of tax arrears
jälkikäsitellä {vt} :: to postprocess
jälkikäsittely {n} :: post-processing
jälkikasvi {n} [agriculture] :: succeeding crop (crop cultivated after another crop)
jälkikasvu {n} :: aftergrowth (second growth, seen in plants like crops or timber after harvesting)
jälkikasvu {n} :: offspring, progeny (descendants of a person collectively)
jälkikäteen {adv} :: afterwards
jälkikäteinen {adj} :: posterior, ex post (following in time)
jälkikäynti {n} :: dieseling (for a spark-ignition internal combustion engine, the running of the engine after the electrical current to the spark plugs has been turned off)
jälkikesä {n} :: Indian summer
jälkikirjoitus {n} :: epilogue
jälkikirjoitus {n} :: postscript
jälkikoira {n} :: tracking dog
jälkikolonialismi {n} :: postcolonialism
jälkikuva {n} :: afterimage
jälkikypsyä {vi} :: to ripen postharvest
jälkikypsyttää {vt} :: to ripen postharvest
jälkikypsytys {n} :: postharvest ripening
jälkilämpö {n} :: residual heat
jälkilaskelma {n} [accounting] :: ex post calculation (calculation of actual cost of a product or service)
jälkilasku {n} :: aftermath (that which follows, usually negative)
jälkilause {n} [grammar] :: A subordinate clause that follows its main clause
jälkiliite {n} [grammar] :: postfix, suffix
jälkilöyly {n} :: residual heat; tepid heat obtained from the sauna stove (see: kiuas) after the actual bathing
jälkilöyly {n} [by extension] :: aftermath (that which happens after, that which follows)
jälkilypsy {n} :: hand milking of cows done after machine milking
jälkimaailma {n} :: posterity (in general)
jälkimaine {n} :: posthumous reputation
jälkimaininki {n} :: swell (gentle seas remaining after the wind has ceased)
jälkimaininki {n} [in plural, figuratively] :: aftermath (that which happens after, usually after something remarkable)
jälkimaku {n} :: aftertaste
jälkimarkkinakelpoinen {adj} [finance] :: that has a secondary market
jälkimarkkinat {n} :: secondary market, aftermarket (financial market for trading of securities that have already been issued in an initial private or public offering)
jälkimehu {n} :: secondary juice (juice obtained from secondary processing of fruit)
jälkimmäinen {adj} :: latter, second (of two items)
jälkimoderni {adj} [arts] :: postmodern
jälkimodernismi {n} [arts] :: postmodernism
jälkinäytös {n} :: epilogue (short speech or piece performed after a play)
jälkinäytös {n} :: aftermath (that which happens after)
jalkine {n} :: A piece of footwear
jalkinekorjaamo {n} :: shoe repair shop
jalkineliike {n} :: shoe shop, footwear store
jalkineteollisuus {n} :: footwear industry
jalkinetyöntekijä {n} :: shoe worker
jalkio {n} [music] :: pedal (on organ)
jälkiosa {n} :: latter part (of any ordered group)
jälkiosa {n} [grammar] :: the headword in a compound word
jälkipää {n} :: tail end, rear end (hindmost part of a group moving into same direction, such as a succession of events, row, participants in a competition etc.; also figuratively)
jälkipainatus {n} :: reprinting (of an image or such)
jälkipainos {n} :: synonym of uusintapainos
jälkipainos {n} :: A reprint of a printed work by someone else than the owner of the original copyright
jälkipanttaus {n} :: secondary lien
jälkipeli {n} :: postgame speculation
jälkiperäisteos {n} [legal] :: derivative work
jälkipisto {n} [sewing] :: backstitch
jälkipoltin {n} :: afterburner
jälkipoltto {n} :: afterburning
jälkipoltto {n} [usually, in plural] :: afterpain
jälkipolvi {n} [often in plural] :: posterity (all the future generations, especially the descendants of a specific person)
jälkipuhe {n} :: afterword, epilogue
jälkipuhe {n} [in plural, colloquial] :: criticism
jälkipuinti {n} :: debriefing
jälkipuinti {n} :: post mortem
jälkipuoli {n} :: synonym of loppupuoli
jälkipuolisko {n} :: second half
jälkipyykki {n} :: aftermath, post mortem (process of finding out reasons and responsible persons after something considered unsuccessful)
jälkiruoka {n} :: dessert
jälkiruoka-astia {n} :: dessert vessel, dessert dish
jälkiruokakastike {n} :: dessert sauce
jälkiruokakulho {n} :: dessert bowl
jälkiruokalautanen {n} :: dessert plate
jälkiruokalusikallinen {n} :: dessertspoon (volume contained within a dessert spoon)
jälkiruokalusikka {n} :: dessertspoon
jälkiruokamalja {n} :: dessert cup
jälkiruokaviini {n} :: dessert wine (sweet wine)
jälkisäädös {n} :: synonym of testamentti
jälkisammutus {n} [firefighting] ::  follow-up extinguishing (actions to extinguish any smoldering fire pockets after a fire has been put out)
jälkisana {n} [most often in plural] :: epilogue, afterword (spoken or written)
jälkisäteily {n} :: residual radiation
jälkisato {n} :: rowen, aftergrass (second crop of hay)
jälkiselostus {n} :: post-commentary
jälkiselostus {n} :: account or statement made after something
jälkiselvittely {n} :: postmortem
jälkiseuraus {n} :: consequence, repercussion (result of actions, especially if such a result is unwanted or unpleasant)
jälkiseuraus {n} :: aftermath (that which happens after, that which follows; usually something negative)
jälkisilmu {n} [botany] :: adventitious bud
jälkisosialismi {n} :: postsocialism (the social conditions in societies that have switched their system of government from a socialist one to democracy and market economy)
jälkisuggestio {n} :: posthypnotic suggestion
jälkisupistus {n} :: uterine contraction connected with afterbirth
jälkitarkastus {n} :: follow-up inspection
jälkitarkastus {n} :: ex works inspection
jälkitarkastus {n} :: ex post inspection
jälkitauti {n} :: secondary disease, sequela (disease or condition which is caused by an earlier disease or problem)
jälkiteollinen {adj} :: postindustrial
jälkitila {n} :: state after
jälkitila {n} [pathology] :: sequela
jälkitisle {n} [chemistry] :: tails (from distillation)
jälkituleentua {vi} :: to ripen postharvest (of cereals, to continue to ripen after harvesting)
jälkityö {n} [usually, in plural] :: postwork (work done afterwards)
jälkiuuni {n} :: oven that still has afterheat
jälkiuunileipä {n} :: A traditional Finnish rye bread of rather firm texture, prepared from sourdough and baked at low heat
jälkivaatimus {n} :: An invoice that is payable on receipt of the goods, see cash on delivery
jälkivaatimuslähetys {n} :: delivery paid on delivery rather than before
jälkivaikutelma {n} :: impression after, after-impression
jälkivaikutus {n} :: aftereffect
jälkivaikutus {n} :: aftershock
jälkivarmistus {n} :: post-confirmation
jälkiveloitus {n} :: charge (of money) afterwards, incidental
jälkiverotus {n} :: retrospective taxation; additional tax adjustment
jälkiviisas {adj} :: wise in hindsight
jälkiviisastelu {n} :: practising hindsight
jälkiviisaus {n} :: hindsight (wisdom after the events, with which a negative outcome might have been avoided)
jälkivuoto {n} :: postpartum bleeding
jälkkä {n} [school slang] :: synonym of jälki-istunto
jälkkäri {n} [colloquial, school] :: detention
jälkkäri {n} [colloquial] :: dessert
jalkojenhoitaja {n} :: chiropodist, podiatrist
jalkojenhoito {n} :: chiropody, podiatry
jalkojen juuressa {postp} [idiomatic] :: at the feet of (as a disciple, student, subordinate or worshiper of)
jalkopää {n} :: foot of the bed
jalkoväli {n} :: crotch, groin
jalla {n} [slang] :: diarrhea
jälleen {adv} :: again, once again, once more
jälleenhankinta {n} :: repurchase (act of buying a similar object to replace something that is lost)
jälleenhankinta-arvo {n} [insurance] :: replacement value (the cost at which an object may be replaced in case of loss)
jälleenkäsittely {n} :: reprocessing
jälleenkäyttö {n} :: reuse (act of using again, or in another place)
jälleen kerran {adv} :: once again (once more, one more time, but probably not the last time)
jälleenmyyjä {n} :: reseller
jälleenmyynti {n} :: resale
jälleenmyyntiarvo {n} :: resale value
jälleenmyyntihinta {n} :: resale price
jälleennäkeminen {n} :: reunion
jälleennäkeminen {n} :: re-encounter
jälleenrakennus {n} :: reconstruction
jälleenrakennuskausi {n} :: reconstruction era
jälleenrakentaa {vt} :: to reconstruct, to rebuild
jälleenrakentaminen {n} :: reconstruction
jälleensyntyä {v} :: to reincarnate (to be reborn)
jälleensyntyminen {n} :: reincarnation (rebirth)
jälleensyntynyt {adj} :: reincarnated, reborn
jälleensyntynyt {n} :: A reincarnated person
jälleenvakuuttaa {v} :: to reinsure (to purchase or sell a reinsurance)
jälleenvakuutus {n} :: reinsurance
jälleenviejä {n} :: reexporter, re-exporter
jälleenvienti {n} :: reexport, re-export
jälleenyhdistyminen {n} :: reunification
jallittaa {v} [colloquial] :: To con, cheat
jallittaminen {n} [colloquial] :: conning, cheating
jallitus {n} [colloquial] :: conning, cheating
Jällivaara {prop} :: The Finnish name of the Swedish municipality of Gällivare
jallu {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of jaloviina
Jalmar {prop} :: given name
Jalmari {prop} :: given name
jalo {adj} :: noble
jalo {adj} :: fine
Jalo {prop} :: given name
jaloangervo {n} :: false goat's beard (plant in the genus Astilbe)
jaloangervo {n} [in plural] :: the genus Astilbe
jalofasaani {n} :: common pheasant (Phasianus colchicus)
jalohaikara {n} :: great egret (Egretta alba/Ardea alba)
jalohaikara {n} :: egret
jalohaukka {n} :: A bird of prey of the taxonomic family Falconidae, which includes eleven genera of falcons, falconets and caracaras
jalohaukka {n} :: A bird of the genus Falco within the family Falconidae, which includes falcons, kestrels, hobbies, and the merlin
jalohaukka {n} :: In plural (jalohaukat) the family Falconidae or the genus Falco
jalohome {n} :: noble rot (growth of the fungus Botrytis cinerea which, in the right conditions, leads to a concentrated sweet wine)
jaloin {adj} :: superlative of jalo
jaloitella {vi} :: To stretch one's legs by walking around
jaloittaa {v} [rare] :: synonym of jaloitella
jaloittelu {n} :: stretching one's legs (by walking around)
jaloitteluaitaus {n} :: walk-in pen, walking pen (enclosure for animals that is large enough to walk inside)
jalokaasu {n} :: noble gas
jalokastanja {n} :: sweet chestnut, Castanea sativa
jalokivi {n} :: A gem, gemstone, jewel, precious stone
jalokivihioja {n} :: lapidary
jalokivihiomo {n} :: gem grindery, gemstone grindery
jalokivikoru {n} :: a piece of jewellery with gems
jalokivioppi {n} :: gemology
jalokiviseppä {n} :: jeweler, lapidary
jalokivisormus {n} :: gemstone ring, gem ring
jalokiviterapia {n} :: gem therapy
jalokivityö {n} :: jewellery work, article of jewellery
jalokoralli {n} :: precious coral, red coral, Corallium rubrum (bright red species of coral found chiefly in the Mediterranean, used in jewelry)
jalokuoriainen {n} :: jewel beetle (any of the beetles of the order Buprestidae)
jalokuusi {n} :: A common name for firs of the genus Abies
jaloluonteinen {adj} :: of a noble nature
jaloluontoinen {adj} :: of a noble nature
jalomaarain {n} :: Rubus arcticus subsp. x stellarcticus
jalometalli {n} :: bullion
jalometalli {n} [chemistry] :: noble metal
jalomielinen {adj} :: noble-minded
jalomielisesti {adv} :: noble-mindedly
jalomielisyys {n} :: noble-mindedness
jalomuotoinen {adj} :: finely-shaped
Jalonen {prop} :: surname
jalonnus {n} [horticulture] :: grafting
jalonnusoksa {n} :: grafting branch
jalontaa {vt} [gardening] :: To graft
jalopähkinä {n} :: walnut
jalopeura {n} [archaic, biblical] :: lion
Jalopeura {prop} :: the constellation Leo
jalopiirteinen {adj} :: with noble or fine traits
jalopuinen {adj} :: made of hardwood
jalopuu {n} :: hardwood, noble or precious wood
jalorotuinen {adj} :: purebred, thoroughbred
jaloruusu {n} :: cultivated garden rose
jalosauramo {n} [plant] :: A camomile, specifically Roman camomile, Chamaemelum nobile
jalosilikaatti {n} [mineral] :: Mineral belonging to a group of silicate minerals consisting of nesosilicates, cyclosilicates and sorosilicates
jalosilikaatti {n} [in plural] :: This group
jalostaa {vt} :: To refine
jalostaa {v} :: To selectively breed (to improve genetic qualities of the next generation)
jalostaminen {n} :: refining
jalostaminen {n} :: selective breeding
jalostamo {n} :: refinery
jaloste {n} :: Any material, but especially a foodstuff, obtained by refining or processing a raw material [sense "material in its unprocessed, natural state"]. Often used in compound terms and translated into English as "raw material + product" or "processed + raw material"
jaloste {n} [agriculture] :: An improved cultivar or variety of a plant obtained by various selective breeding, cross-breeding and genetic techniques
jalosti {adv} :: nobly, finely
jalostua {vi} :: To become refined
jalostus {n} :: selective breeding, cross-breeding and other techniques for developing improved (usually from the point of view of human needs) varieties or cultivars of plants and animals
jalostus {n} :: refinement
jalostus {n} :: secondary sector, secondary production
jalostusaste {n} :: degree of processing
jalostuslaitos {n} :: processing plant
jalostustehdas {n} :: processing factory
jalostustoiminto {n} :: processing operation
jalostustuote {n} :: processed product
jalosukuinen {adj} :: noble (of noble birth)
jalosukuisuus {n} :: nobility, nobleness (being of noble birth)
jalosydäminen {adj} :: generous, greathearted
jalosydämisyys {n} :: generousness, greatheartedness
jaloteräs {n} :: stainless steel
jaloverso {n} :: A scion (detached shoot or twig containing buds from a woody plant, used in grafting)
jälsi {n} :: cambium (layer of cells in the trunk of trees)
jälsikerros {n} [botany] :: cambial layer
jälsisolukko {n} [botany] :: cambial tissue
jälttää {v} :: to scrape, especially to scrape the surface of a root vegetable for food
jalus {n} [nautical] :: sheet
jalusköysi {n} [nautical] :: sheet rope
jalussolmu {n} [knots] :: sheet bend; a.k.a. becket bend, weaver's knot, weaver's hitch
jalusta {n} :: stand, pedestal, tripod
jalusta {n} :: plinth
jalustaa {vt} [nautical] :: to sheet (to trim a sail using a sheet)
jalustin {n} :: A stirrup (footrest for horseback riders)
jalustin {n} [skeleton] :: A stirrup or stapes (bone in the middle ear)
jalustinhihna {n} :: stirrup strap
jalustinlihas {n} [anatomy] :: stapedius (smallest sceletal muscle in the human body)
jalustinlihas {n} [as modifier] :: stapedial
jalustinlihasheijaste {n} :: acoustic reflex, stapedial reflex (involuntary muscle contraction that occurs in the middle ear in response to loud sound stimuli or when the person starts to vocalize)
jalustinluu {n} [skeleton] :: stapes
jama {n} [dated] :: seam, joint (point where two things meet)
jama {n} :: seam in a seine
jama {n} [colloquial] :: A situation or state, especially an unfavourable one; normally used only in inessive, elative and illative singular to express being in, getting out of, or getting into a (bad) situation
jämä {n} :: [usually plural] remains (of food etc.)
jämähtää {v} [colloquial] :: to become stuck (somewhere)
Jamaika {prop} :: Jamaika (island/and/country)
jamaikalainen {adj} :: Jamaican
jamaikalainen {n} :: A Jamaican person
jamaikanhedelmäleikko {n} :: Jamaican fruit bat, Jamaican fruit-eating bat, Mexican fruit bat, Artibeus jamaicensis (fruit-eating bat native to Mexico, through Central America to northwestern South America, as well as the Greater and many of the Lesser Antilles)
jamaikanhutia {n} :: Jamaican coney, Jamaican hutia, Geocapromys brownii
jamaikankielileikko {n} :: Leach's single-leaf bat, Greater Antillean long-tongued bat, Monophyllus redmani (species of bat found in southern Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola and Puerto Rico; forms large colonies, with up to a few hundred thousand individuals)
jamaikankukkaleikko {n} :: Jamaican flower bat, Phyllonycteris aphylla (critically endangered species of bat endemic to Jamaica)
jamaikanpitkäjalkalepakko {n} :: Cuban funnel-eared bat, Chilonatalus micropus (species of bat found in Colombia, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Jamaica)
jamaikanviikunaleikko {n} :: Jamaican fig-eating bat, Ariteus flavescens (relatively small species of bat endemic to Jamaica)
jämäkästi {adv} :: stoutly (materially strongly)
jämäkästi {adv} :: assertively (confidently but not aggressively)
jamakka {n} [dialectal, Karelia] :: a quark made by warming soured milk
jämäkkä {adj} :: stout (materially strong)
jämäkkä {adj} :: assertive (confident without being aggressive)
jämäkkyys {n} :: stoutness
jämäkkyys {n} :: assertiveness
jämäköityä {vi} :: to become more assertive
jambi {n} :: iamb
jambolaani {n} :: jambul (fruit of Syzygium cumini)
jambolaani {n} :: rose apple (fruit of many species in the genus Syzygium)
jamboree {n} :: jamboree (of Scouts)
jämeä {adj} :: taut
jämeä {adj} :: strong
jämerä {adj} :: firm (steadfast, secure, hard in position)
jämerästi {adv} :: firmly, steadfastly
jämeryys {n} :: firmness
jamesoninkalliokaniini {n} :: Jameson's red rock hare, Pronolagus randensis
Jami {prop} :: given name of modern usage
jämijärveläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Jämijärvi
jämijärveläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Jämijärvi
Jämijärvi {prop} :: Jämijärvi (municipality)
jamit {n} [music, dance] :: jam session
jammailla {vi} [music, colloquial, frequentative] :: To jam
jammailu {n} [colloquial] :: jamming (music)
jammata {v} [music, colloquial] :: To jam
Jammu ja Kashmir {prop} :: Jammu and Kashmir
jämpti {adj} [colloquial] :: meticulous, punctual, dependable, precise
jämptisti {adv} [colloquial] :: meticulously, punctually, dependably, precisely
Jämsä {prop} :: Jämsä (town)
Jämsä {prop} :: surname
jämsäläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Jämsä
jämsäläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Jämsä
Jämsänkoski {prop} :: Jämsänkoski (former municipality), now part of Jämsä
jamssi {n} :: yam
jämtlanninpystykorva {n} :: Jämthund (breed of dog of spitz type found in Scandinavia, described as having a wolf-like appearance)
Jämtlanti {prop} :: Jämtlanti (province)
jämtti {adj} :: alternative form of jämpti
jämttisti {adv} :: alternative form of jämptisti
jana {n} [geometry] :: line segment
Janakkala {prop} :: Janakkala (municipality)
janakkalainen {adj} :: alternative form of janakkalalainen
janakkalainen {n} :: alternative form of janakkalalainen
janakkalalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Janakkala
janakkalalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Janakkala
Janette {prop} :: given name
Jangtse {prop} :: Yangtze
Janhunen {prop} :: surname
janhus {n} [dated] :: curved pine wood or its resin
Jani {prop} :: given name
ja niin edelleen {phrase} [idiomatic] :: et cetera, and so on, and so forth
Janika {prop} :: given name
jäniksenjälki {n} :: hare track
jäniksenkäpälä {n} :: hare's foot
jäniksenliha {n} :: hare meat
jäniksenpoika {n} :: leveret (young hare)
jäniksenpoikanen {n} :: synonym of jäniksenpoika
jänikset ja kaniinit {n} :: The taxonomic family Leporidae (hares and rabbits)
Janina {prop} :: given name
jänis {n} :: hare (any of several plant-eating animals of the family Leporidae)
jänis {n} :: mountain hare, Lepus timidus (Eurasian species of hare)
jänis {n} :: stowaway
jänis {n} [sports] :: rabbit, pacesetter (runner in a distance race whose goal is mainly to set the pace)
jänis {n} :: coward
Jänis {prop} :: The constellation Lepus, the Hare
Jänis {prop} :: Rabbit (the fourth animal in the 12-year cycle in Chinese zodiac)
jäniseläin {n} :: Any species in the taxonomic suborder Lagomorpha (rabbits, hares and pikas)
jäniseläin {n} :: In plural (jäniseläimet), the taxonomic suborder Lagomorpha
jänisemo {n} :: mother hare
jänishousu {n} :: chicken, coward (one who lacks courage)
jänishousuinen {adj} :: cowardly, chicken-hearted (not brave, lacking courage)
jänisjahti {n} :: hare hunt, hare hunting (occasion of hunting hares)
jäniskäännös {n} [gymnastics] :: stützkehre (certain element in artistic gymnastics performed on parallel bars)
jäniskoira {n} :: harehound (any dog used for hunting hares)
jänismetsä {n} :: hare hunting (occasion)
jänispaisti {n} :: hare (meat of hare prepared for food)
jänisräikkä {n} [hunting] :: ratchet (ratchet used for driving hares from their hiding places)
jänisrutto {n} [biology] :: tularemia, rabbit fever
jänistää {v} :: To chicken out, lose courage
jänistellä {v} :: synonym of jänistää
Janita {prop} :: given name
janitsaari {n} :: janissary
jänkä {n} [regional] :: type of swamp; free of, or sparsely covered by trees, especially in northern Finland
jänkä {n} [dialectal] :: wedge
jänkä {n} [archaic] :: A large, longish chunk of any material such as stone, ice or even cloud
jänkäkoira {n} [regional, northern Finland] :: jackfish, water wolf (nickname of northern pike, Esox lucius)
jänkäkurppa {n} :: jack snipe (Lymnocryptes minimus)
jänkäsirriäinen {n} :: broad-billed sandpiper (Limicola falcinellus)
jankata {v} :: To argue, insist (continuously)
jänkeä {adj} [dated] :: synonym of hontelo
jänkkä {n} [dialectal] :: alternative form of jänkä
jankkaus {n} :: arguing or insisting continuously
jankko {n} :: hardpan (hard layer of soil under a soft surface layer)
jankkoaura {n} [agriculture] :: chisel plough (a plough that cuts deep to the ground in order to break up ploughpan and hardpan)
jankkuri {n} :: synonym of jankkoaura
jankuttaa {v} :: to harp on, to harp (to repeatedly mention a subject)
jankuttaminen {n} :: harping on
jankutus {n} :: harping on, harping (repeatedly mentioning a subject)
Janna {prop} :: given name
jännä {adj} [colloquial] :: cool, neat, interesting, groovy
jännäri {n} [colloquial] :: thriller (sensational genre of story, book, play or film)
jännästi {adv} [colloquial] :: neatly, interestingly, groovily
jännätä {v} [colloquial] :: to feel excited for
Janne {prop} :: given name
jänne {n} [anatomy] :: tendon, sinew
jänne {n} [archery] :: bowstring, string
jänne {n} [geometry] :: chord (straight line between two points of a curve)
jänne {n} [geomorphology] :: a dry area of a bog between quagmires or ponds
jännebetoni {n} :: prestressed concrete
jänneheijaste {n} :: synonym of jännerefleksi
jännelanka {n} :: bowstring
jänneluu {n} [anatomy] :: sesamoid bone
jännerefleksi {n} :: tendon reflex
jännerepeämä {n} [pathology] :: tendon rupture (condition in which a tendon separates in whole or in part from tissue to which it is attached, or is itself torn or otherwise divided in whole or in part)
jännesaha {n} :: A type of bow saw in which the blade is tensioned by wringing a tendon
jännetulehdus {n} [pathology] :: tendinitis, tendonitis
jännetupentulehdus {n} [pathology] :: synonym of jännetuppitulehdus
jännetuppi {n} [anatomy] :: A synovium
jännetuppitulehdus {n} [pathology] :: tenosynovitis
jänneväli {n} :: span (spread of or length between supports)
jännite {n} [physics, electronics] :: voltage
jännite {n} :: tension
jännite-ero {n} :: differential voltage (difference in voltage between two points in an electric system as e.g. over a resistance)
jännitehäviö {n} :: voltage loss
jännitekampi {n} :: torsion wrench (L-shaped lockpicking tool)
jännitelähde {n} [electronics] :: voltage source
jännitemittari {n} :: voltmeter
jännitemuuntaja {n} :: voltage transformer, voltage converter
jänniteregulaattori {n} [electronics] :: voltage regulator
jännitesarja {n} [electronics, chemistry] :: series, reactivity series
jännittää {v} :: To tense (to make tense)
jännittää {v} :: To tension (to place an object in tension)
jännittää {v} [bodybuilding] :: To flex (to tighten the muscles for display of size or strength)
jännittää {vt} [usually impersonal, partitive + 3rd-pers. singular] :: to feel excited, nervous; to feel unsure or enthusiastic and a mild fear connected to it
jännittäjä {n} :: one who often feels nervous, excited, unsure
jännittäjä {n} :: something that makes something else tense
jännittäjätyyppi {n} :: a kind of person that is too nervous or tense
jännittäminen {n} :: tensing
jännittäminen {n} :: feeling excited or nervous
jännittävä {adj} :: thrilling, exciting
jännittävä {adj} [colloquial] :: interesting (strange or unusual)
jännittävästi {adv} :: thrillingly, excitingly
jännittävyys {n} :: thrillingness, excitingness
jännittävyys {n} [colloquial] :: interestingness
jännitteensäädin {n} [electronics] :: voltage regulator
jännitteetön {adj} :: dead (of an electric circuit or device, disconnected from electric supply)
jännitteinen {adj} :: tense, that has tension
jännitteinen {adj} :: live, hot (electrically charged)
jännitteisyys {n} :: tension, suspense
jännitteisyys {n} :: being live or hot (electrically charged)
jännittyä {vi} :: To tense
jännittyneisyys {n} :: tenseness, nervousness
jännittynyt {adj} :: tense, tensed up, nervous (showing stress or strain)
jännitys {n} :: excitement
jännitys {n} :: suspension (keeping of the hearer in doubt and in attentive expectation of what is to follow)
jännitys {n} :: tension
jännitys {n} [physics] :: stress
jännityselokuva {n} :: thriller (film)
jännitysfilmi {n} [colloquial] :: thriller (film)
jännityskertomus {n} :: thriller (sensational genre of story, book, play or film, used also figuratively)
jännityskirja {n} :: thriller book, mystery book
jännityskirjallisuus {n} :: thriller, thriller literature (literature genre)
jännitysmomentti {n} :: moment of suspense
jännitysnäytelmä {n} :: thriller (suspenseful, sensational genre of fiction)
jännityspäänsärky {n} [pathology] :: tension headache
jännitysromaani {n} :: thriller novel
jännityssarja {n} :: thriller series
jännitys tiivistyy {phrase} :: The tension is mounting
jännitystila {n} :: state of tension
jännityttää {v} [colloquial] :: synonym of jännittää
jannu {n} [slang] :: man; dude, bloke (man, usually young)
jano {n} :: thirst (sensation)
jano {n} :: thirst, desire, lust, struggle for ambition, greed
jänö {n} :: hare
janoinen {adj} :: thirsty
janoisa {adj} [rare] :: synonym of janoinen
janoissaan {adv} :: thirsty
janojuoma {n} :: a thirst quencher, soft drink
jänöjussi {n} :: A nickname for a hare
jänölepakko {n} :: Egyptian slit-faced bat, Nycteris thebaica
jänönapila {n} :: harefoot, hare's-foot clover, rabbitfoot clover, stone clover, oldfield clover, Trifolium arvense
jänönen {n} [colloquial, childish] :: bunny
jänönsara {n} :: oval sedge (Carex leporina)
janontunne {n} :: feeling or sense of thirst
jänöpupu {n} [childish or affectionate] :: bunny rabbit
janota {v} [figuratively] :: To hunger (e.g. for power)
janottaa {vt} :: To make thirsty
janottaa {v} :: partitive + janottaa: To feel thirsty
janotus {n} :: making someone thirsty
janotus {n} :: feeling thirsty
jansenismi {n} [religion] :: Jansenism
jänskä {adj} [colloquial] :: alternative form of jännä
jänskästi {adv} [colloquial] :: synonym of jännästi
janssoninkiusaus {n} :: Janssons frestelse (traditional Swedish casserole)
Janssonin kiusaus {n} :: alternative form of janssoninkiusaus
jänteikäs {adj} :: Sinewy
jänteinen {adj} :: synonym of jänteikäs
jänteisyys {n} :: synonym of jänteikkyys
jäntere {n} :: alternative form of jänne
jäntevä {adj} :: sinewy (possessing physical strength)
jäntevä {adj} :: flexible (capable of being bent without breaking)
jäntevä {adj} :: wiry
jäntevä {adj} [figuratively, of an activity] :: productive; energetic, active
jäntevästi {adv} :: wirily, flexibly, in a sinewy manner
jäntevästi {adv} :: productively, energetically, actively
jäntevöidä {v} :: to increase the flexibility of
jäntevöidä {v} [figuratively, of an organization etc.] :: to make more efficient
jäntevöittää {v} :: alternative form of jäntevöidä
jäntevöityä {v} :: to become sinewy, flexible
jäntevyys {n} :: sinewiness (possessing physical strength)
jäntevyys {n} :: flexibility (capability of being bent without breaking)
jäntevyys {n} [figuratively] :: productivity, energeticness, activity
jänteys {n} [physiology] :: tone, tonus (normal tension and responsiveness of a muscle)
jantra {n} :: yantra
jäntterä {adj} :: sturdy
jantteri {n} [military slang] :: pop-up target
jantteri {n} [military slang] :: rank and file soldier
jantteri {n} [slang] :: chap, fella (unknown male)
Jantunen {prop} :: surname
jaoke {n} [anatomy] :: segment
jaokkeeton {adj} :: without segments, nonsegmental, unsegmented
jaokkeinen {adj} :: with segments, segmental, segmented
jaollinen {adj} [arithmetic] :: divisible, composite
jaollisuus {n} [arithmetic] :: divisibility
jaos {n} :: division, section
jaosto {n} :: division
jaostopäällikkö {n} :: head of division
jaotella {vt} :: to divide
jaotella {vt} :: to categorize, break down
jaoton {adj} [arithmetic] :: indivisible, prime
jaoton {adj} [algebra, of polynomials] :: irreducible
jaottaa {vt} :: synonym of jaotella
jaottaminen {n} :: dividing, distributing
jaotteleminen {n} :: dividing
jaottelu {n} :: dividing
jaottelu {n} :: categorizing, breaking down
jaotus {n} :: synonym of jaottelu
japani {n} :: Japanese language
Japani {prop} :: Japan
japanilainen {n} :: A Japanese (person)
japanilainen {adj} :: Japanese (of or pertaining to Japan)
japanilainen {adj} :: Japonic (of or pertaining to the Japonic family of languages)
japanilaismies {n} :: Japanese man
japanilaisnainen {n} :: Japanese woman
japanilaisuus {n} :: Japaneseness (quality of being Japanese)
Japanin aivotulehdus {n} [pathology] :: Japanese encephalitis
japaninankerias {n} :: Japanese eel (Anguilla japonica)
japaninhirssi {n} :: Japanese barnyard millet, Japanese millet, Echinochloa esculenta, E. utilis (type of millet grown in China, Japan and Korea both for food and fodder)
japaninhirvi {n} :: sika deer (Cervus nippon)
japaninjänis {n} :: Japanese hare, Lepus brachyurus
Japanin jättiherhiläinen {n} :: Japanese giant hornet, Vespa mandarin japonica (subspecies of the Asian giant hornet)
japaninjättiläisliito-orava {n} :: Japanese giant flying squirrel, Petaurista leucogenys
japaninjättisalamanteri {n} :: Japanese giant salamander, Andrias japonicus
japaninkaali {n} :: synonym of mitsuna (variant of Brassica rapa)
japaninkellovaivero {n} :: Japanese andromeda, Pieris japonica (plant)
japaninkielinen {adj} :: Japanese speaker
japaninkielinen {adj} :: Expressed in Japanese
japaninkurki {n} :: red-crowned crane or Japanese grane (Grus japonensis)
japaninlakka {n} :: japan (varnish)
japaninliito-orava {n} :: Japanese dwarf flying squirrel, Pteromys momonga
japaninlokki {n} :: black-tailed gull (Larus crassirostris)
japaninlyhty {n} :: synonym of ananaskirsikka
japaninmakaki {n} :: Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata)
Japaninmeri {prop} :: The Sea of Japan
japaninmispeli {n} [plant] :: loquat, Eriobotrya japonica
japaninmispeli {n} :: the fruit of that tree
japaninnäätä {n} :: Japanese marten, Martes melampus
japaninnos {n} :: Japanese translation
japaninokahiiri {n} :: Ryukyu spiny rat, Tokudaia osimensis
japaninorava {n} :: Japanese squirrel, Sciurus lis
japaninpäästäinen {n} :: Azumi shrew, Sorex hosonoi
japaninpaperi {n} :: washi, Japanese paper
japaninpeura {n} :: sika deer (Cervus nippon)
japaninpika {n} :: northern pika, Ochotona hyperborea
japaninpiparjuuri {n} :: wasabi, Eutrema japonica
japaninpunamyyrä {n} :: Japanese red-backed vole, Wakayama red-backed vole, Anderson's red-backed vole, Myodes andersoni
japaninpystykorva {n} :: Japanese spitz
japaninserovi {n} :: Japanese serow, Capricornis crispus, Nemorhaedus crispus
japanintaa {v} :: To translate into Japanese
japanintatar {n} :: Japanese knotweed, Fallopia japonica
japaninturilas {n} :: Japanese beetle, Popillia japonica
japaninunihiiri {n} :: Japanese dormouse (Glirulus japonicus)
japaninunikeko {n} :: Japanese dormouse (Glirulus japonicus)
japaninyrttiputki {n} :: mitsuba, Cryptotaenia japonica (East Asian herb grown, especially in Japan, for its flavorful leaves)
japanismi {n} :: alternative form of japonismi
japanitar {n} :: A Japanese woman
japanofiili {n} :: Japanophile
japanofilia {n} :: Japanophilia
japanofobia {n} :: Japanophobia (fear of Japan or Japanese)
japanologi {n} :: Japanologist (expert in Japanology)
japanologia {n} :: Japanology (academic study of Japan)
Japetus {prop} [astronomy] :: the moon Iapetus
jäpittää {v} [military slang] :: To sit at attention, on commands: Minuutti! and Luokka!
japonismi {n} :: Japonism
Jäppinen {prop} :: surname
japsi {n} [pejorative] :: Jap
japsipoppi {n} :: J-pop (Japanese pop music)
järähdellä {vi} [of ground] :: To tremble, quake (repeatedly)
järähtää {v} :: to crack, clap; quake, shake
järähtely {n} :: trembling, quaking (of ground; repeatedly)
järäyttää {vt} :: to rumble or do something that makes a rumble (figuratively or not)
järeä {adj} :: sturdy, heavy
järeästi {adv} :: sturdily, heavily
jären {adv} [dialectal] :: synonym of järin
järeys {n} :: sturdiness, heaviness
järeytyä {vi} :: To become sturdy
jargon {n} :: jargon
Jari {prop} :: given name
järin {adv} :: very
järinä {n} :: tremble
Jari-Pekka {prop} :: given name
ja risat {phrase} [colloquial] :: and some more, and the rest, (and) something
järistä {vi} [of ground] :: To quake, tremble
järistys {n} :: quake
järisyttää {vt} :: To shock, to send shock waves, to quake
järisyttää {vt} [figuratively] :: to make a difference, to have a great effect on something
järisyttävä {adj} :: Earthmoving (of great significance)
järjellinen {adj} :: reasonable, sensible, rational
järjellisempi {adj} :: comparative of järjellinen
järjellisesti {adv} :: rationally
järjellisyys {n} :: reasonability, sensibility, rationality
järjenjuoksu {n} :: reasoning, thinking, train of thought
järjenlahja {n} [usually, in plural] :: (one's) intelligence
järjenmukainen {adj} :: rational, sensible
järjenvastainen {adj} :: irrational, unreasonable, nonsensical, senseless
järjestää {v} :: to arrange
järjestää {v} :: to organize
järjestään {adv} :: consistently
järjestäjä {n} :: organizer
järjestäjä {n} [school] :: helper boy, helper girl, helper
järjestäminen {n} :: organizing
järjestämisvastuu {n} :: organizational responsibility
järjestämisvelvollisuus {n} :: obligation to arrange
järjestänsä {adv} :: alternative form of järjestään
järjestäytyä {vi} :: To get organized
järjestäytyä {vi} :: To unionize (get unionized)
järjestäytymätön {adj} :: unorganized
järjestäytyminen {n} :: organization (state of being organized)
järjestäytymiskokous {n} :: constituent meeting
järjestäytymispakko {n} :: requirement to be member of a trade union
järjestäytymisvapaus {n} :: freedom of association
järjestäytyneisyys {n} :: organization; the quality or property of being organized
järjestäytynyt {adj} :: organized
järjestäytynyt rikollisuus {n} :: organized crime
järjesteillä {adv} :: (that is) being organized
järjestelijä {n} :: arranger, organizer (one who arranges or organizes items, etc.)
järjestellä {v} :: to arrange
järjestellä {v} :: to organize
järjestelmä {n} :: system
järjestelmäarkkitehtuuri {n} [system theory] :: system architecture, systems architecture
järjestelmäasiantuntija {n} :: systems specialist
järjestelmäkamera {n} :: system camera (camera with interchangeable components)
järjestelmäkutsu {n} [computing] :: system call, syscall
järjestelmällinen {adj} :: systematic, methodical
järjestelmällinen {adj} :: organized (of a person, characterised by efficient organization)
järjestelmällisesti {adv} :: systematically
järjestelmällistää {vt} :: to systematize (to create a system)
järjestelmällistyttää {v} :: to cause to systemize
järjestelmällisyys {n} :: systematicness, systematicity
järjestelmäloki {n} :: system log
järjestelmälotto {n} :: system lottery, system lotto (mode of lotto game in which the player is allowed to choose more than the standard amount of numbers (e.g. 7/40 instead of 6/40) thus effectively multiplying the number of plays with which the player is participating in the draw)
järjestelmänvalvoja {n} [computing] :: sysadmin, system administrator, systems administrator
järjestelmänvalvoja {n} [computing, Windows] :: administrator
järjestelmäpelaaminen {n} [lottery] :: playing with full wheel
järjestelmäpiiri {n} [computing, electronics] :: system on a chip, system on chip, SoC
järjestelmäriippumaton {adj} [computing] :: cross-platform (designed to work on various operating systems)
järjestelmäsuunnittelu {n} :: systems design
järjestelmäveikkaus {n} :: A mode of football pool (veikkaus) in which the player is allowed to make multiple entries concerning the result of an individual game thus multiplying their chance of winning
järjestely {n} :: arrangement, deal
järjestely {n} :: The act of sorting
järjestely {n} :: setup (of e.g. a scientific experimentation)
järjestelyalue {n} :: staging area
järjestelyjuna {n} :: shunter train
järjestelykoneisto {n} :: organizational mechanism, organizational machinery
järjestelykyky {n} :: organizational ability
järjestelykykyinen {n} :: organized
järjestelyorganisaatio {n} :: organization that is organizing something, like an event
järjestelyratapiha {n} :: marshalling yard
järjestelytaito {n} :: organizational skill, management skill
järjestelytoimi {n} :: organizational measure
järjestelyvara {n} :: room or margin to maneuvre
järjestelyvara {n} :: a batch of pay raises the exact use of which is decided on a company or trade union level
järjestelyveturi {n} [rail transport] :: shunter, switcher (locomotive used for shunting)
järjestö {n} :: organization (group of people or other legal entities with an explicit purpose and written rules)
järjestödemokratia {n} :: organizational democracy
järjestöelämä {n} :: organization life, association life
järjestöhistoriikki {n} :: synonym of järjestöhistoria
järjestöhöylä {n} [humorous] :: someone who is very active in an association
järjestöihminen {n} :: A type of person to whom volunteer work in NGO's is an important part of life
järjestöjyrä {n} [humorous] :: someone who is very active and powerful in an association, particularly in an influential one such as a trade union or a political party
järjestölakko {n} :: strike organized by a trade union
järjestölehti {n} :: organization journal, organization periodical
järjestölippu {n} :: association flag, flag of an association
järjestöllinen {adj} :: organizational
järjestöneuvos {n} :: an honorary title of the eighth rank granted by the President of Finland to people with accomplishments related to an organization
järjestösihteeri {n} :: organizational secretary
järjestötoiminta {n} :: activity of an organization
järjestyä {vi} :: to be(come) organized or ordered
järjestyä {vi} [figuratively] :: to turn out fine, be fine
järjestyksellinen {adj} :: orderly, organized
järjestyksellisyys {n} :: orderliness
järjestyksenpito {n} :: maintaining order, policing
järjestyksenvalvoja {n} [law] :: an individual to whom certain police rights have been granted for a specific location and a limited time; security guard, bouncer, peace officer, proctor, community service officer
järjestyksetön {adj} :: orderless, disordered
järjestyksetön {adj} :: disorderly, disorganized, unorganized
järjestyksettömyys {n} :: orderlessness
järjestyksettömyys {n} :: disorderliness, disorganizedness
järjestymätön {adj} :: disordered, disorderly, disorganized, unorganized, unstructured
järjestyminen {n} :: organization (becoming organized or ordered)
järjestyminen {n} :: arrangement, arranging (becoming arranged)
järjestyminen {n} :: turning out fine
järjestyneisyys {n} :: orderliness, organizedness
järjestynyt {adj} :: orderly, organized
järjestys {n} :: order (as opposed to disorder)
järjestys {n} :: organization (quality of being organized)
järjestysasia {n} :: matter of organization
järjestysasteikko {n} [statistics] :: ordinal scale
järjestysasteikollinen {adj} [statistics, of a variable] :: ordinal (measured at an ordinal level)
järjestyshäiriö {n} :: public disturbance, public disorder
järjestyslaki {n} :: public order act
järjestysluku {n} [grammar, arithmetic] :: ordinal number
järjestysluku {n} [chemistry] :: atomic number, proton number
järjestyslukusana {n} :: Alternative term for ordinaalilukusana
järjestysmies {n} :: A former job title for a bouncer, nowadays replaced by järjestyksenvalvoja
järjestysnumero {n} :: running number
järjestysoikeus {n} [historical] :: municipal court that handled administrative and organizational affairs
järjestyspartio {n} :: posse (group of people summoned to help law enforcement)
järjestyspoliisi {n} :: patrolman
järjestysrelaatio {n} :: order relation
järjestyssääntö {n} [often in plural] :: regulation, regulations, rules of conduct, rules and regulations (administrative rule, issued by an organization, used to guide or prescribe the conduct of members of that organization, or people visiting the premises of that organization)
järjestysteoria {n} :: order theory
järjestystoimi {n} :: preservation or management of public order
järjestysvalta {n} :: force of order, police force
järjetön {adj} :: senseless, crazy, absurd
järjetön {adj} :: mindless, preposterous
järjettömästi {adv} :: senselessly, crazily, absurdly, mindlessly
järjettömyys {n} :: senselessness, craziness, absurdity, mindlessness
järjissään {adv} :: in one's right mind, sane, sensible, reasonable, thinking clearly
järkähtää {vi} :: fluster, stun, startle, momentarily knock the senses from someone through shock or surprise
järkähtämätön {adj} :: unflappable (remaining composed and level-headed at all times; unswayed by adversity or excitement; impossible to fluster; not becoming frustrated or irritated easily)
järkähtämättömästi {adv} :: unflappably
järkähtämättömyys {n} :: unflappability
järkäle {n} :: boulder
järkätä {vt} [colloquial] :: synonym of järjestää
järkeenkäypä {adj} :: reasonable, rational
järkeenkäyvä {adj} :: alternative form of järkeenkäypä
järkeillä {vi} :: to reason, cerebrate
järkeily {n} :: reasoning
järkeisoppi {n} :: synonym of rationalismi
järkeistää {v} :: to rationalize (structure something along modern, efficient and systematic lines)
järkeistäminen {n} :: rationalizing
järkeistyä {vi} :: To be rationalized
järkevä {adj} :: reasonable
järkevä {adj} :: sensible
järkevän epäilyksen ulkopuolella {phrase} [legal] :: beyond a reasonable doubt (legal set term meaning that evidence is sufficient for reliable conclusion regarding guilt or lack thereof)
järkevästi {adv} :: sensibly
järkevöittää {vt} :: To make sensible, to make rational, to rationalize
järkevöityä {vi} :: To become more sensible, rational
järkevöityminen {n} :: becoming more sensible or rational
järkevyys {n} :: reasonability, reasonableness, sensibleness
järki {n} :: reason (ability to think)
järki {n} :: sense (meaning, reason, or value of something)
järki {n} :: sense (sound practical judgment)
järkiään {adv} :: synonym of järjestään
järkiavioliitto {n} :: marriage of convenience
järki-ihminen {n} :: sensible person, person of sense
järkiinnyttää {v} :: to make one come to his senses (to cause to become reasonable, comprehending, or responsible)
järkiintyä {vi} :: to come to one's senses
järkikulta {n} [jocular] :: synonym of järki
järkimies {n} :: man of reason, sensible man
-järkinen {adj} :: witted (having a specified form of wit)
järkiperäinen {adj} :: rational
järkiperäisesti {adv} :: rationally
järkiperäistää {vt} :: to rationalize (to make rational)
järkiperäistäjä {n} :: rationalizer
järkiperäistyä {vi} :: to become (more) rational
järkiperäisyys {n} :: rationality
järkiperuste {n} :: reasonable argument
järkipuhe {n} :: reason, sense (reasonable speech or argument)
järkisyy {n} :: rational reason
järkkääminen {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of järjestäminen
Jarkko {prop} :: given name, diminutive of Jarmo (Jeremy)
järkky {adj} [slang] :: shocking, horrible
järkkyä {vi} :: to be destabilised; to shake, to tremble
järkkymätön {adj} :: steadfast, steady, immovable
järkkymätön {adj} :: steadfast, adamant, unwavering
järkkymättömästi {adv} :: adamantly, unwaveringly, steadfastly, unshakably
järkkymättömyys {n} :: steadfastness, steadiness, immovability
järkkymättömyys {n} :: steadfastness, adamancy
järky {n} [dialectal, archaic, islands in the Gulf of Finland] :: bench, stool
järkyttää {vt} :: to shock, to shake, to take aback
järkyttäminen {n} :: shocking, shaking, taking aback
järkyttävä {adj} :: shocking, disturbing, outrageous, immoral
järkyttävästi {adv} :: shockingly, disturbingly, outrageously
järkyttävyys {n} :: shockingness, disturbingness, outrageousness, immorality
järkyttyä {vi} :: To become distraught, upset
järkyttyminen {n} :: becoming distraught or upset
järkyttynyt {adj} :: distraught, shocked, shaken, taken aback
järkytys {n} :: shock, jolt (surprise)
Jarmo {prop} :: given name
Jarno {prop} :: given name
jarosiitti {n} [mineral] :: jarosite
jarovisaatio {n} [agriculture] :: synonym of keväistys
jarovisoida {v} [agriculture] :: synonym of keväistää
järripeippo {n} :: brambling (Fringilla montifringilla)
jarru {n} :: brake (device used to slow or stop a vehicle; something that slows or stops an action)
jarru {n} [military slang] :: bromide (substance added to food served to conscripts to decrease their sexual urges, according to an urban legend)
jarrukahva {n} :: brake handle (handle used to actuate a brake)
jarrukenkä {n} :: A brake shoe
jarrukeppi {n} :: brake stick (stick or similar used to actuate a brake)
jarrulaskuvarjo {n} :: synonym of jarruvarjo
jarruletku {n} [automotive] :: brake hose
jarrulevy {n} [automotive] :: brake disc, brake disk
jarrumies {n} :: brakeman
jarruneste {n} :: brake fluid
jarrupala {n} :: A brake pad
jarrupoljin {n} :: brake pedal
jarruraketti {n} :: retrorocket
jarrurumpu {n} :: brake drum
jarrusatula {n} [automotive] :: caliper (part of brakes)
jarrusiiveke {n} [uncommon] :: brake flap
jarrusukka {n} :: non-slip sock
jarrutehostin {n} :: power brake, brake booster
jarrutella {v} :: to brake repeatedly
jarrutella {v} [figuratively] :: to hold back, to hesitate
jarrutin {n} :: brake, decelerator, retarder
jarruttaa {v} :: to brake (slow down by operating a brake)
jarruttaa {v} :: to filibuster (use obstructionist tactics in a legislative body)
jarruttaminen {n} :: braking
jarruttaminen {n} :: filibustering
jarrutus {n} :: braking (act of slowing down by applying brakes)
jarrutus {n} :: filibuster, filibustering (delaying tactic, especially the use of long, often irrelevant speeches)
jarrutusalue {n} :: braking zone
jarrutusjälki {n} :: skidmark
jarrutuslakko {n} :: synonym of hidastuslakko
jarrutusmatka {n} :: braking distance (distance travelled by a vehicle between the time that the brakes are applied and the vehicle coming to rest)
jarrutuspolitiikka {n} [politics] :: obstructionism
jarrutuspuhe {n} [politics] :: filibuster (long speech given in order to delay progress or the making of a decision)
jarrutussäteily {n} [physics] :: bremsstrahlung (electromagnetic radiation produced by the deceleration of a charged particle)
jarruuntua {vi} [rare] :: to slow down, brake; especially as result of some type of braking action
jarruvalo {n} :: brake light
jarruvarjo {n} :: drag parachute, drag chute, drogue, drogue parachute, brake chute, tail chute, tail parachute (parachute deployed behind an aircraft, space shuttle, or motor vehicle as a braking device)
jarruvaunu {n} :: brake van (railway vehicle used to brake a train, usually placed at the end of the train)
jarruvipu {n} :: brake lever (lever or similar used to actuate a brake)
järsiä {v} :: To gnaw
järsintä {n} :: gnawing
Järvelä {prop} :: surname
Järvelä {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Järveläinen {prop} :: surname
järvenjää {n} :: lake ice
järvenlasku {n} :: lowering the surface of a lake
Järvenpää {prop} :: Järvenpää (town/and/municipality)
Järvenpää {prop} :: Järvenpää (any of a number of small <<localities>> in <<c/Finland>>)
Järvenpää {prop} :: surname
järvenpääläinen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Järvenpää
järvenpääläinen {n} :: a person from or living in Järvenpää
järvenpinta {n} :: surface of a lake
järvenpohja {n} :: bottom of a lake
järvenranta {n} :: lakefront, lakeside (land or area adjacent to a lake)
järvenselkä {n} :: open water of a lake
järventutkimus {n} :: limnology (science concerning the biological, physical and geological properties of fresh water bodies, especially lakes and ponds)
järvi {n} :: lake
Järvi {prop} :: surname
järviallas {n} :: lake basin
järvialue {n} :: lake region
järvikaisla {n} :: common club-rush (Schoenoplectus lacustris)
järvikala {n} :: lake fish (fish that lives in lakes)
järvikalastus {n} :: lake fishing
järvikorte {n} :: water horsetail (Equisetum fluviatile, syn. Equisetum limosum)
järviliikenne {adv} :: lake traffic
järvilohi {n} :: landlocked salmon, Salmo salar sebago, (subspecies of the Atlantic salmon)
järvimaisema {n} :: lake landscape
järvimaisema {n} :: lake view
järvimalmi {n} [geology] :: bog iron, limonite (deposit of limonite found in the bottom of a lake)
järvimatkailu {n} :: lake tourism
-järvinen {adj} :: Featuring a certain type or density of lakes; used only as headword in compound terms
Järvinen {prop} :: surname
järvireitti {n} :: lakeside trail, lakeside route
järvirikas {adj} :: rich in lakes
järviristeily {n} :: lake cruise
järviruoko {n} :: common reed (Phragmites australis)
järvisätkin {n} :: pond water-crowfoot (Ranunculus peltatus)
järviseutu {n} :: lake region
järvisieni {n} :: A species of freshwater sponge, Spongilla lacustris
järvisiika {n} :: common whitefish, Coregonus lavaretus nilssoni (morph of Coregonus lavaretus found in the lakes of North Europe)
järvisimpukka {n} :: duck mussel, Anodonta anatina (syn. Anodonta piscinalis)
järvisyyhy {n} [medicine] :: swimmer's itch, duck itch
järvitaimen {n} :: form of brown trout (Salmo trutta morpha lacustris)
järvitiede {n} :: limnology
järvivene {n} :: lake boat
järvivesi {n} :: lake water
jasakki {n} [historical] :: yasak (in-kind tribute in Imperial Russia exacted from the indigenous peoples of Siberia)
jäsen {n} [anatomy] :: limb, member
jäsen {n} :: member (person belonging to a group)
jäsen {n} [mathematics] :: synonym of termi
jäsenäänestys {n} :: member vote
jäsenalennus {n} :: member discount (discount granted to members of an association)
jäsenetu {n} :: member benefit
jäsenfunktio {n} [programming] :: member function
jäsenhankinta {n} :: member recruitment
jäsenhinta {n} :: member price
jäsenilmoitus {n} :: member declaration (declaration an applicant must sign in order to apply for membership in an association, club or similar; the content of the declaration may include e.g. personal data, commitment to the by-laws and objectives of the society)
jäsenilmoitus {n} :: declaration of membership (declaration given by a member association to its central organization, usually given annually and used as basis for membership fees and voting rights in the general assembly of the central organization)
-jäseninen {adj} :: -member (having a given number of members)
jäseninen {adj} :: -member (only in compounds, having a number of members)
jäseninen {adj} :: -limbed (only in compounds, having certain kind of limbs)
jäsenistö {n} :: membership (body of members)
jäsenjärjestö {n} :: member organization
jäsenkirja {n} [dated] :: A little booklet acting as proof of membership in an association; currently chiefly replaced by membership cards
jäsenkirja {n} [figuratively] :: membership, especially in a political party
jäsenkortti {n} :: membership card
jäsenkunta {n} :: membership (body of members)
jäsenlehti {n} :: member magazine
jäsenliitto {n} :: member association
jäsenluettelo {n} :: member list
jäsenmaa {n} :: member country
jäsenmäärä {n} :: membership count (number of members in an organization)
jäsenmaksu {n} :: membership fee, dues, subscription
jäsenmerkki {n} :: member badge
jäsennellä {v} :: to structure, organize, formulate (text, material, etc.)
jäsennellä {v} :: to analyze, especially a theme for a presentation
jäsennin {n} [computing] :: parser (computer program that parses, i.e. checks that a string of code conforms to the grammar of the programming language used)
jäsennys {n} :: parsing, construing
jäsennys {n} :: analyzing
jäsennyspuu {n} [grammar, computing theory] :: parse tree
jäsenpalvelu {n} :: membership service
jäsenruoho {n} :: knawel (herbaceous plant of the genus Scleranthus)
jäsenseura {n} :: member society
jäsentää {v} [grammar] :: to parse, construe
jäsentää {v} [computing] :: to parse
jäsentää {v} :: to analyze
jäsentäjä {n} :: synonym of jäsennin
jäsentarjous {n} :: member offer (offer directed to the members of an association, promotional program etc.)
jäsenteleminen {n} :: structuring, organizing (text, material, etc.)
jäsenteleminen {n} :: analyzing (a topic)
jäsentely {n} :: structuring, organizing, formulating (text, material, etc.)
jäsentely {n} :: analyzing (especially a theme for a presentation)
jäsentenvälinen {adj} [colloquial] :: internal, especially of quarrel, competition etc
jäsentenväliset {n} [colloquial] :: infight (internal battle)
jäsentyä {vi} :: to form
jäsentyä {vi} :: to be parsed, to be construed, to be analyzed
jäsentyminen {n} :: forming
jäsentyminen {n} :: being parsed or construed
jäsenvaltio {n} :: member state
jäsenyhdistys {n} :: member association
jäsenyys {n} :: membership
jäsenyysneuvottelu {n} :: membership negotiation
jasidi {n} :: alternative form of jesidi
jasidilaisuus {n} :: alternative form of jesidiläisyys
Jaska {prop} :: given name
Jasmiina {prop} :: given name
jasmiini {n} :: jasmine (plant)
jasmiini {n} :: jasmine (perfume)
jasmiini {n} :: jasmine (color)
jasmiiniriisi {n} :: jasmine rice
jasmike {n} :: mock-orange
Jasmin {prop} :: given name
Jasper {prop} :: given name of modern usage
jaspis {n} [mineral] :: jasper
jassana {n} :: jacana (wading birds in the family Jacanidae)
jässikkä {n} :: A big, cumbersome boy or man
jassoo {interj} :: oh, well then, all right
jästi {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of hiiva ("yeast")
jästi {n} :: Muggle (non-magical person in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series)
jästi {n} [geocaching] :: muggle (one who does not engage in geocaching)
jästipää {n} :: dumbhead
Jasu {prop} :: given name
jata {n} [fishing] :: A line of fishnets that are connected together
jätän päätettäväksi {phrase} [legal] :: I rest my case (sentence that ends a lawyer's presentation of his case in a court)
jätättää {v} :: to lose time, lose, run slow (of a clock: to go slow and not keep accurate time)
jäte {n} :: waste, garbage, rubbish
jäteaine {n} :: waste material
jäteasema {n} :: waste transfer station
jäteastia {n} :: Any type of receptacle for waste materials; a trash can, rubbish bin
jäteauto {n} :: waste collection vehicle
jätehierarkia {n} :: waste hierarchy
jätehuolto {n} :: waste management
jätehuolto {n} :: waste disposal, garbage disposal
jätehuoltolaitos {n} :: waste management facility
jätehuoltomaksu {n} :: waste management charge, waste disposal charge
jätehuoltorikkomus {n} :: waste management violation
jätehuoltorikos {n} :: waste management crime
jätekaasu {n} :: waste gas
jätekatos {n} :: garbage shed
jätekuilu {n} :: garbage chute, trash chute
jätekuormitus {n} :: strain or stress caused by waste
jätelaitos {n} :: waste facility
jätelaki {n} :: waste law
jätelämpö {n} :: waste heat
jätelasi {n} :: waste glass
jätelauta {n} :: waste wooden board
jäteliemi {n} :: waste liquor (liquid waste from an industrial process, usually with a relatively high concentration of pollutants)
jätelipeä {n} :: waste lye
jäteliuos {n} :: waste solution, residue solution
jätemäki {n} :: waste pile, waste hill
jätemaksu {n} :: waste fee, waste charge
jätemylly {n} :: garbage disposal, garbage disposal unit
jäteneuvonta {n} :: waste consultancy
jäteöljy {n} :: waste oil
jätepaperi {n} :: wastepaper
jätepolttamo {n} :: waste incineration facility
jätepolttoaine {n} :: waste fuel
jätepuristin {n} :: garbage compactor, trash compactor
jätepuu {n} :: waste wood
jätesäiliö {n} :: waste container
jätesäkki {n} :: bag of garbage
jätesanko {n} :: waste bucket
jätevarasto {n} :: waste storage facility
jätevaunu {n} :: waste trolley or wagon
jätevaunukaappi {n} :: waste trolley cabinet
jätevedenpuhdistamo {n} :: wastewater treatment plant
jätevero {n} :: waste tax
jätevesi {n} :: sewage, wastewater
jätevesikuormitus {n} :: waste water load
jätevesiliete {n} :: waste water sludge
jätevesimaksu {n} :: waste water fee, waste water charge
jätevesisieni {n} :: sewage fungus (colony of bacteria, fungi and other species found in places where incompletely treated waste water is discharged)
jätinkirkko {n} :: Giant's Church (prehistoric stone enclosure)
jätkä {n} [colloquial] :: A guy, a dude or a bloke
jätkä {n} [colloquial, card games] :: A knave or a jack
jätkä {n} [archaic] :: A lumberjack
jätkä {n} [colloquial, dated] :: A stevedore
jätkä {n} [colloquial] :: A delinquent man or male youngster using to spend time in the streets
jätkä {n} [colloquial, offensive] :: A man whom the speaker wants to be considered as a scoundrel or a bastard
jatkaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to continue, keep on, go on
jatkaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to extend, lengthen, stretch
jatkaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: to stretch, dilute (increase the volume of a liquid with something else, such as water)
jatkaa sukua {vi} [idiomatic, of people and animals] :: To procreate, reproduce, (of animals) to continue the species
jatkaja {n} :: One who continues
jatkaminen {n} :: continuing
jätkänkynttilä {n} :: outdoor fire in which deadwood is burned
jätkänsakki {n} :: alternative spelling of jätkänšakki
jätkänšakki {n} :: tic-tac-toe (game)
jätkänshakki {n} :: alternative spelling of jätkänšakki
jatkava {adj} :: unending
jatkavuus {n} :: continuity, continuousness
jatkavuus {n} :: synonym of hitaus
jatke {n} :: extension
jatke {n} :: prolongation
jatke {n} :: continuation
jatkella {vt} [colloquial] :: to continue (slowly, intermittently or indifferently, etc.)
jatko {n} :: follow-on, follow-up
jatko {n} :: addition
jatko {n} :: lengthening
jatko {n} :: extension
jatko {n} :: continuation
jatko {n} [in plural] :: afterparty
jatko {n} [fencing] :: remise
jatkoaika {n} [sports] :: overtime, extra time (extra period of play)
jatkoa seuraa {phrase} :: to be continued
jatkohoito {n} :: further treatment, follow-up treatment
jatkojalostus {n} :: further processing
jatkojohto {n} :: extension cord
jatkojohto {n} :: power strip (extension cord with a block of electrical sockets instead of only one)
jatkokäsittely {n} :: further processing
jatkokertomus {n} :: serial (fictional work published in installments)
jatkokirja {n} :: follow-up book, sequel
jatkokohta {n} :: continuation, lengthening piece
jatkokouluttaa {vt} :: to train further, retrain
jatkokoulutus {n} :: continuing education, postgraduate education
jatkokoulutus {n} :: further training
jatkokurssi {n} :: extension course, advanced course
jatkolähettää {vt} :: to forward
jatkolähettää {vt} :: to retweet
jatkolevy {n} :: extension plate
jatkolevy {n} :: leaf (flat section used to extend a table)
jatkomatka {n} :: onward journey
jatko-opinnot {n} :: postgraduate studies, advanced studies
jatko-opintokelpoisuus {n} :: eligibility to higher or further education
jatko-opiskelija {n} :: postgraduate student
jatko-opiskelu {n} :: further studies, postgraduate studies
jatko-osa {n} :: sequel
jatkopaikka {n} :: a place where some type of continued activity takes place
jatkopaikka {n} [sports] :: place on the next round of a competition, but not necessarily in finals
jatkopaikka {n} :: venue where an afterparty is held
jatkopistorasia {n} :: power extension socket
jatkoromaani {n} :: serialized novel
jatkos {n} :: lengthening piece
jatkosopimus {n} :: renewal contract, extension contract
jatkosota {n} :: Continuation War, War of Continuation (war fought between the Soviet Union and Finland in 1941-44)
jatkotoimenpide {n} :: follow-up (subsidiary action taken as the result of an event)
jatkotutkinto {n} :: postgraduate diploma
jatkoyhteys {n} :: connection, transfer, onward journey
jatkua {vi} :: To continue, go on, last
jatkua {vi} :: To (be) continue(d), start again/over
jatkua {vi} :: To extend, stretch, continue, [of a river; of a street] to run
jatkuminen {n} :: continuation
jatkumo {n} :: A continuum (continuous extent)
jatkumomekaniikka {n} :: continuum mechanics
jatkuva {adj} :: continuing
jatkuva {adj} :: ongoing
jatkuva {adj} [mathematics] :: continuous
jatkuvajuoninen {adj} :: with a continuous plot
jatkuvalämmitteinen {adj} :: continuously heated
jatkuvasti {adv} :: continuously, continually, constantly, perpetually
jatkuvatoiminen {adj} :: continuously operated, continuous
jatkuvuus {n} :: continuity
jätös {n} :: Anything left behind by a wild animal, such as excrement or scraps of food; waste
jätös {n} [in plural] :: frass (droppings or excrement of insects)
jätös {n} [by extension, colloquial] :: trash, especially something left lying about without tidying up
jatsahtava {adj} :: jazzy
jatsari {n} :: a men's leather boot with a long shaft and flat tip
jatsata {vi} [colloquial] :: to jazz
jatsi {n} [music] :: jazz
jatsi {n} :: yatzy
jätski {n} [colloquial] :: ice cream
Jatta {prop} :: given name and nickname
jättää {vt} :: to leave (an item somewhere; a place; a person)
jättää {vt} :: to take, drop off, deliver
jättää {vt} :: to submit (to enter or put forward for approval, consideration, marking etc.)
jättää {v} [+ verb in 3rd infinitive abessive] :: to not do, to neglect doing, to skip
jättää {vt} [of a clock] :: to lose, to be slow
jättää arpi {v} [idiomatic] :: to scar (to mark the skin permanently with a scar; also figuratively)
jättää huomiotta {vt} :: to ignore, to overlook, to gloss over, to omit (lit. to leave without attention)
jättää jälkensä {v} [idiomatic] :: to leave one's mark
jättää kylmäksi {vt} [idiomatic] :: to leave someone cold
jättää oman onnensa nojaan {v} :: To hang out to dry, to leave to one's own devices
jättää pöydälle {v} :: to shelve, to table (to remove from the agenda, to postpone dealing with)
jättää pulaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to leave someone in the lurch, to leave somebody holding the bag (to abandon somebody and leave him or her in a difficult situation)
jättää rauhaan {v} [idiomatic] :: to leave alone
jättää toivomisen varaa {v} [idiomatic] :: to leave a lot to be desired, leave much to be desired
jättää tyhjän päälle {v} :: To leave penniless
jättää väliin {v} :: to skip, give something a miss (not to attend)
jättää väliin {v} :: to skip (to omit or disregard intermediate items or stages)
jättää väliin {v} :: to skip, pass on, decline
jättää väliin {v} :: to pass up, forgo
jättää väliin {v} :: to opt out (to choose not to participate in something)
jättää väliin {v} [card games] :: synonym of passata
jättää varjoonsa {v} [figuratively] :: to eclipse, overshadow
jättämä {n} [technical] :: lag, delay, latency (period between the initiation of something and the occurrence)
jättämä {n} [nautical] :: slip (difference between the theoretical distance traveled per revolution of the propeller and the actual advance of the vessel)
jättämä {n} [electronics] :: slip (difference between the angular speed of a rotating magnetic field and the angular speed of its rotor)
jättäminen {n} :: leaving, dumping (the act)
jättäytyä {vi} :: To resign oneself, surrender
jättäytyä {vi} :: To deliberately lag behind
jätteenkäsittely {n} :: waste treatment, waste management
jätteenkäsittelylaitos {n} :: waste treatment plant, waste management facility
jätteenkuljetusauto {n} :: garbage truck, waste transport truck
jätteenpoltto {n} :: waste incineration
jätteenpolttolaitos {n} :: waste incineration facility
jätti- {prefix} :: huge, giant, super-
jätti {n} :: giant
jätti {n} [as modifier] :: huge, giant, enormous, super-
jättietana {n} :: leopard slug, great grey slug, Limax maximus (very large species of slug)
jättihauki {n} :: muskellunge, Esox masquinongy (large freshwater gamefish native to North America)
jättihauki {n} :: any exceptionally large pike, especially the northern pike Esox lucius, which is the only pike native to Finland
jättiherkkusieni {n} :: An agaric, Agaricus macrosporus
jättikasvu {n} :: gigantism
jättikatkarapu {n} :: prawn, king prawn
jättikonna {n} :: cane toad, marine toad, Bufo marinus (now Rhinella marina)
jättikonnamonni {n} :: African sharptooth catfish, Clarias garlepinus (airbreathing freshwater catfish found in Africa and Middle East)
jättikorte {n} :: great horsetail (Equisetum telmateia)
jättiläinen {n} :: A giant
jättiläinen {n} :: An ogre (brutish giant)
jättiläinen {n} [in compounds] :: giant, gigantic; sometimes also ogrish
jättiläisalbatrossi {n} :: wandering albatross, Diomedea exulans
jättiläishai {n} :: basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus)
jättiläishirviantilooppi {n} :: giant eland, Lord Derby eland, Teurotragus derbianus
jättiläisjuurirotta {n} :: big-headed African mole-rat, Tachyoryctes macrocephalus
jättiläiskäärme {n} :: boa, boid (any snake of the family Boidae)
jättiläiskäärme {n} [in the plural] :: the family Boidae
jättiläiskalmari {n} :: giant squid
jättiläiskäynti {n} [gymnastics] :: A children's basic gymnastics excercise in which they walk on their toes and stretch their hands straight up, trying to be as tall as possible
jättiläiskilpikonna {n} :: A member of the tortoise genus Geochelone
jättiläiskokoinen {adj} :: gigantic
jättiläiskultamyyrä {n} :: giant golden mole, Chrysospalax trevelyani
jättiläislepakko {n} :: greater noctule bat, Nyctalus lasiopterus (large carnivorous bat found in Europe, West Asia, and North Africa; the largest bat in Europe with a wingspan of up to 46 centimetres)
jättiläisliito-orava {n} :: giant flying squirrel (flying squirrel of the genus Petaurista)
jättiläismaamyyrärotta {n} :: Mechow’s mole rat, Fukomys mechowii
jättiläismäinen {adj} :: gigantic
jättiläismajava {n} :: giant beaver, Castoroides ohioensis
jättiläismanner {n} :: supercontinent (very large continent that split into smaller ones in the Earth’s geologic past)
jättiläismenestys {n} :: giant success
jättiläismetsäkarju {n} :: giant forest hog (Hylochoerus meinertzhageni)
jättiläismoa {n} :: giant moa (extinct bird of the genus Dinornis endemic to New Zealand, believed to be tha largest bird ever lived)
jättiläismuurahaiskäpy {n} :: giant pangolin (Manis gigantea)
jättiläispanda {n} :: giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
jättiläispunapuu {n} :: sequoia, redwood, Sequoia sempervirens
jättiläissaukko {n} :: giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis)
jättiläissiippa {n} :: greater mouse-eared bat, Myotis myotis (European species of bat)
jättiläissimpukka {n} :: Tridacna (clam of the genus Tridacna)
jättiläissimpukka {n} [colloquial] :: giant clam (Tridacna gigas)
jättiläissirkkalintu {n} :: Gray's grasshopper warbler, Gray's warbler, Helopsaltes fasciolatus (species of grass warbler)
jättiläissokkohiiri {n} :: giant mole rat, Russian mole rat, Spalax giganteus (species of mole rat found in a limited area of Kazakhstan and southern Russia)
jättiläistähti {n} [astronomy] :: giant star
jättiläisvyötiäinen {n} :: giant armadillo (Priodontes maximus)
jättiläisyritys {n} :: giant company
jättilaukka {n} :: giant onion, Allium giganteum (Asian species of onion, cultivated in many countries as a flowering garden plant)
jättimäinen {adj} :: gigantic
jättimenestys {n} :: huge success
jättimuura {n} :: giant antshrike, Batara cinerea
jättipökkövehka {n} :: titan arum, Amorphophallus titanum (houseplant)
jättipotti {n} :: jackpot (large cash prize)
jättipotti {n} :: windfall (sudden large benefit)
jättiputki {n} [plant] :: Hogweed, a plant of the genus Heracleum
jättiruoko {n} :: giant cane (Arundo donax)
jättiseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius praestans
jättisipuli {n} :: synonym of salaattisipuli
jättisipuli {n} :: Any unusually large onion
jättisolu {n} :: giant cell, polykaryocyte
jättisumma {n} :: king's ransom (very large amount of money)
jättitankkeri {n} :: supertanker (very large oil tanker ship)
jättitulikukka {n} :: Olympic mullein, Greek mullein, Verbascum olympicum
jättivatukka {n} :: loganberry
jättö {n} :: leaving (behind)
jättö {n} :: delivery
jättö {n} :: filing
jättö {n} [bowling] :: open (situation where pins are still left standing at the end of a frame)
jättöaika {n} :: time period to submit or file (e.g. a tax report)
jättökulma {n} [automotive] :: departure angle
jättöpäivä {n} :: submission date, filing date (the date that something is submitted or filed)
jättöpuu {n} :: tree left unfelled and let die naturally so as to help preserve the biodiversity in a forest
jättöpyörre {n} [aviation] :: wash (turbulence left by an airplane)
jättöreuna {n} :: A trailing edge
jättösarvi {n} [biology] :: cast antler
jättövana {n} :: condensation trail, contrail
jatuli {n} [Finnish mythology] :: A member of a race of giants
jatuli {n} [rare] :: jotun (giant in Scandinavian mythology)
Jatuli {prop} :: surname
Jatuli {prop} [uncommon] :: given name
Jatuli {prop} [uncommon] :: given name
jatulinpatsas {n} [archaeology] :: an ancient borderstone or column
jatulintarha {n} :: Troy Town (type of labyrinth built on the ground, made of stones in Scandinavia and of turf in Britain; their purpose is unknown)
jauhaa {vt} :: to grind, mince, chew
jauhaa {v} [colloquial] :: to jabber about silly or trivial things, or to talk about the same thing
jauhaantua {vi} [are] :: alternative form of jauhautua
jauhaa paskaa {v} [idiomatic, vulgar] :: to bullshit (to tell lies)
jauhaa paskaa {v} [idiomatic, vulgar] :: to chit-chat, bullshit (to have casual conversation with no real point)
jauhaminen {n} :: grinding, mincing, chewing
jauhaminen {n} [colloquial] :: jabbering (about silly or trivial things)
jauhanta {n} :: grinding, mincing
jauhanta {n} [colloquial] :: jabbering about silly or trivial things
jauhattaa {vt} :: To have something ground
jauhattaminen {n} :: having (something) ground
jauhatus {n} :: grinding
jauhatus {n} :: grind (degree of pulverization of coffee beans)
jauhautua {vi} :: To pulverize (to be rendered into dust or powder)
jauhe {n} :: powder (fine particles of any dry substance)
jauhe {n} :: in compound terms in which jauhe is the head word, the English equivalent is often but not always powdered
jauhe {n} :: grit (collection of hard small materials)
jauheliha {n} :: ground meat, minced meat (of any animal)
jauheliha {n} :: hamburger, hamburger meat, ground beef (of cattle)
jauhelihakastike {n} :: minced meat sauce
jauhelihapihvi {n} :: hamburger (ground meat patty)
jauhemaalaus {n} :: powder painting, powder coating
jauhemainen {adj} :: powdery, powderlike
jauhemaksapihvi {n} :: liver patty
jauhemetallurgia {n} :: powder metallurgy
jauhennella {vt} :: to pulverize (repeatedly, inattentively, etc.)
jauhennin {n} :: grinder
jauhentaa {vt} :: To pulverize (to render into dust or powder)
jauhentua {vi} :: To pulverize (to be rendered into dust or powder)
jauhesammutin {n} :: powder-type fire extinguisher
jauhiainen {n} :: whitefly (insect of the family Aleyrodidae that have long wings, and a white body; often a garden pest)
Jauhiainen {prop} :: surname
jauhin {n} :: grinder, pulverizer
jauhinkivi {n} :: millstone
jauho {n} :: flour (milled grain, cereal or other foodstuff)
jauho {n} :: flour (powder of other material)
jauhobanaani {n} :: plantain
jauhobanaaniorava {n} :: plantain squirrel, Callosciurus notatus
jauhohinkalo {n} :: flour bin (area used to store flour)
jauhoinen {adj} :: floury (resembling flour)
jauhoinen {adj} :: floury (covered in flour)
jauhoisa {adj} :: floury
jauhojalkahapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula farinipes
jauhojuoma {n} :: flour drink
jauhokalja {n} :: a simple kotikalja and kvass made of flour and yeast
jauhokoisa {n} :: Mediterranean flour moth, Indian flour moth, mill moth, Ephestia kuehniella (pyralid moth found throughout the world, a common pest of cereal grains, especially flour)
jauhokokkare {n} :: flour lump, flour clump
jauholapio {n} :: flour scoop, flour shovel
jauhomainen {adj} :: floury, flourlike
jauhomakkara {n} :: a sausage – most often a grillimakkara – with low meat content
jauhomato {n} :: mealworm
jauhonparanne {n} :: flour treatment agent
jauhonpöly {n} :: flour dust
jauhonuppiseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius flavovirens
jauhoontua {vi} :: to turn powdery
jauhopeukalo {n} [figuratively, jocular] :: baking skill (in the sense of one having it)
jauhopeukalo {n} [figuratively, jocular] :: person with a lot of baking skill
jauhopöly {n} :: flour dust
jauhopukki {n} :: mealworm (Tenebrio molitor)
jauhopunkki {n} :: flour mite, Acarus siro
jauhopuola {n} :: A regional variant of sianpuolukka
jauhopussi {n} :: bag of flour
jauhosäkki {n} :: sack of flour
jauhosavikka {n} :: white goosefoot (Chenopodium album)
jauhosieni {n} :: miller, Clitopilus prunulus
jauhot suuhun {phrase} [idiomatic] :: speechless, in the expression laittaa jauhot suuhun, which means to silence someone by saying something that renders them unable to present a valid counterargument
jauhottaa {vt} :: to flour (apply flour on something)
jauhottaa {v} [slang] :: to win an argument (by making the other person speechless)
jauhottaminen {n} :: flouring (applying flour)
jauhovelli {n} :: flour gruel
jäyhä {adj} :: bluff, surly, churlish, gruff, rough, abrupt, roughly frank, unceremonious, blunt, brusque
jäyhästi {adv} :: bluffly, surlily, churlishly, gruffly, abruptly, bluntly
jäyhyys {n} :: bluffness, surliness, gruffness, roughness, abruptness, bluntness
jäyhyysmomentti {n} [physics, engineering] :: second moment of area
jäykähkö {adj} :: stiffish
jäykästi {adv} :: stiffly, rigidly (as in "to speak stiffly")
jäykempi {adj} :: comparative of jäykkä
jäykentää {vt} :: to stiffen
jäykentyä {vi} :: To stiffen
jäyketä {vi} :: To stiffen
jäykin {adj} :: superlative of jäykkä
jäykistää {vt} :: to stiffen
jäykistäminen {n} :: stiffening
jäykiste {n} :: stiffener, stiffening (something that stiffens)
jäykistekangas {n} :: synonym of tukikangas
jäykistellä {v} :: to stand on ceremony (to behave formally)
jäykistely {n} :: standing on ceremony (acting formally or ceremoniously)
jäykistyä {vi} :: to stiffen
jäykistymä {n} :: stiff spot
jäykistyminen {n} :: stiffening (becoming stiff)
jäykistyminen {n} [physiology] :: erection (process by which an erectile tissue becomes erect)
jäykistys {n} :: stiffening
jäykistysleikkaus {n} [medicine] :: arthrodesis
jäykkä {adj} :: stiff, rigid
jäykkäkarvainen {adj} :: hispid
jäykkäkarvapuuvillarotta {n} :: hispid cotton rat
jäykkäkouristus {n} [pathology] :: tetanus, lockjaw
jäykkäkouristusbakteeri {n} :: tetanus bacterium, Clostridium tetani
jäykkäkouristusrokote {n} :: tetanus vaccine
jäykkäkouristusrokotus {n} :: tetanus vaccination (vaccination that prevents tetanus)
jäykkäliikkeinen {adj} :: that moves stiffly or awkwardly
jäykkäluonteinen {adj} :: stubborn, sulky, stiff
jäykkäniska {n} :: stiff-necked person
jäykkäniskainen {adj} :: stiff-necked
jäykkäpiikkiäes {n} [agriculture] :: stiff-tooth harrow
jäykkäpohjainen {adj} :: stiff-soled
jäykkyys {n} :: stiffness
jäykkyys {n} :: rigidity
jäykkyysmatriisi {n} :: stiffness matrix
jäynä {n} [colloquial] :: mischief (vexatious or annoying conduct)
jäynä {n} [colloquial] :: prank, a practical joke
jäystää {vt} :: to grind, to gnaw
jäyste {n} [metallurgy] :: burr (material left on an edge after cutting)
jäytää {v} :: to gnaw, eat away, wear (to destroy gradually as by taking tiny little bites)
Jazvan komi {n} :: Komi-Yazva (language)
jazz {n} :: jazz (style of music)
jazzartisti {n} :: jazz artist
jazzfestivaali {n} :: jazz festival
jazzklubi {n} :: jazz club
jazzlaulaja {n} :: jazz singer
jazzmessu {n} :: jazz mass
jazzmusiikki {n} :: jazz music
jazzmuusikko {n} :: jazz musician
jazzorkesteri {n} :: jazz orchestra
jazztanssi {n} [dance] :: jazz dance
jedismi {n} [religion] :: Jediism
jee {interj} [colloquial] :: yeah!, yay! (expressing joy)
jeeppi {n} [colloquial] :: jeep (small, military-style four-wheel drive vehicle)
jeera {n} :: cumin, cummin (spice)
jees {adj} [colloquial] :: good, great, awesome, fun (not declined)
jeesaaminen {n} [slang] :: helping
jeesata {vt} [slang] :: To help
jeesi {n} [slang] :: help
jeesiä {v} [slang] :: to help
jees-mies {n} [colloquial] :: yes man
jeesus {interj} :: Jesus, Jesus Christ (exclamation or mild depletive)
Jeesus {prop} :: Jesus
Jeesus {interj} [rare] :: Jesus (exclamation)
Jeesus Kristus {prop} :: Jesus Christ
jeesusteippi {n} [colloquial] :: duck tape, duct tape
jeesustella {v} [colloquial] :: to play pious
jeesustelu {n} [colloquial] :: playing or acting pious
jeeveli {interj} :: damn, damned (mild expletive)
Jehova {prop} :: Jehovah
Jehovan todistaja {n} :: Jehovah's Witness
Jehovan todistajat {prop} :: Jehovah's Witnesses (denomination)
jehu {n} :: guy, fella, sport (normally with an attribute, man who behaves or reacts in an admirable manner)
Jehudit {prop} [biblical character] :: Judith, the wife of Esau
Jeisk {prop} :: Jeisk (town)
Jekaterinburg {prop} :: Jekaterinburg (city/administrative center)
jekku {n} :: A practical joke
jekkuilla {vi} :: to prank, trick (to perform a practical joke)
jekkupommi {n} :: Jägerbomb
Jelena {prop} :: A transliteration of the Russian female given name Еле́на (Helen)
jellona {n} [humorous] :: A lion
jelpata {vt} [colloquial] :: to help
jelppiä {vt} [colloquial + partitive] :: To help
Jeltsin {prop} :: Yeltsin (transliteration of the Russian surname Е́льцин)
Jemen {prop} :: Yemen
jemeniläinen {n} :: a Yemeni person
jemeniläinen {adj} :: Yemeni
Jemina {prop} :: given name
jemma {n} [colloquial] :: hoard
jemmari {n} [colloquial] :: hider, stasher
jemmata {vt} [colloquial] :: to hide, stash, stockpile
jengi {n} :: gang (as in street gang)
jengi {n} [slang] :: people, folk
jengiläinen {n} :: gangster (a member of street gang)
jenginuori {n} :: young gang member, gang kid
jengitappelu {n} :: A gang fight, gang bang
jengityö {n} :: gang intervention work
jengityöntekijä {n} :: gang intervention worker
jengiytyä {vi} :: to gang (to become a gang)
jengiytyminen {n} :: ganging (becoming like a gang)
jeni {n} :: yen
Jenisei {prop} :: Yenisei
jeniseiläinen {adj} :: Yeniseian (of, part of or pertaining to the Yeniseian language family)
jeniseiläiskieli {n} [in plural] :: Yeniseian (family of languages spoken in central Siberia)
jeniseiläiskieli {n} :: Any of these languages
jenka {n} :: screw thread
jenkka {n} [dance] :: a Finnish folk dance similar to schottische
jenkka {n} [music] :: the music style associated with this dance
jenkkakahva {n} :: love handle, muffin top
jenkki {n} [colloquial] :: Yankee, American (person)
jenkki {n} [in plural, colloquial] :: USA
jenkkifutis {n} [colloquial] :: American (Yankee) football
jenkkikaappi {n} :: A household appliance consisting of a refrigerator and a smaller (typically roughly one third of the size of the fridge) freezer on top of it
jenkkikassi {n} [colloquial] :: a type of bag, often of a plain color with white details, that was popular in the 1950s-60s
jenkkilä {n} [sometimes, in plural] :: alternative form of Jenkkilä
Jenkkilä {prop} [colloquial] :: Gringolandia, United States
jenkkiläinen {adj} [colloquial] :: An American (of or relating to the USA or its people)
jenkkiläinen {n} [colloquial] :: American (a person from the USA)
jenkkirassi {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of amerikanrauta
jenkkirauta {n} [colloquial] :: An old-style North American car
jenkkitukka {n} [colloquial] :: crew cut
Jenna {prop} :: given name
jenni {n} [nautical, sailing] :: synonym of genua
Jenni {prop} :: given name
jenny {n} [nautical, sailing] :: synonym of genua
jensenismi {n} :: Jensenism
jentinkinsukeltaja-antilooppi {n} :: Jentink's duiker, Cephalophus jentinki
jep {interj} [colloquial] :: yep, yup
jepari {n} [slang] :: cop
jeppe {n} :: chap, fella, feller
jepulis {interj} [colloquial] :: yes, yep
jerbo {n} :: jerboa (any of a number of jumping rodents comprising most of the family Dipodidae, with a long tufted tail, very small forefeet and very long hind legs)
jerdoninpalmunäätä {n} :: brown palm civet (Paradoxurus jerdoni)
Jere {prop} :: given name
Jeremia {prop} [biblical character] :: Jeremiah. Given name form: Jeremias
jeremiadi {n} :: A jeremiad
Jeremias {prop} :: given name
Jerevan {prop} :: Jerevan (capital city)
jeri {n} :: jery (any bird of the genus Neomixis in Cisticolidae family)
Jeriko {prop} :: Jeriko (city)
jermu {n} [military, slang] :: An undisciplined soldier
jermu {n} [by extension] :: old hand
jermuilla {v} [military slang] :: synonym of niskoitella
jerrykannu {n} :: jerrycan
jersey {n} :: jersey (type of fabric knit)
jerseyneulos {n} :: jersey (type of fabric knit)
jerseyrotu {n} :: Jersey (breed of cattle)
Jerusalem {prop} :: Jerusalem (the claimed (and de-facto) <<capital city>> of <<c/Israel>>)
jes {interj} [colloquial] :: yes! (used to express pleasure, joy, or great excitement)
Jesaja {prop} [biblical character] :: Isaiah
jesari {n} [colloquial] :: duck tape, duct tape
jesidi {n} :: Yazidi (member of a Kurdish-speaking people of northern Iraq, Armenia and Caucasus, whose religion is Yazidism)
jesidiläisyys {n} [rare] :: Yazidism (religion of Yazidis)
jesidismi {n} :: Yazidism (religion of Yazidis)
jess {interj} :: alternative form of jes
Jesse {prop} :: given name, popular since the 1980s
Jesse {prop} [slang] :: Jesus
Jessika {prop} :: given name of modern usage
jessör {interj} [colloquial] :: yessir (used to express assent, especially to a superior)
jessus {interj} :: Jesus! (exclamation)
jestas {interj} :: Jesus (exclamation)
jestas sentään {interj} :: oh my god, my goodness, jeez
jesuiitta {n} [Christianity] :: Jesuit
jesuiittaluostari {n} :: Jesuit monastery
jesuiittamainen {adj} :: Jesuitical
jesuiittamunkki {n} :: Jesuit monk
jesuiittaveljestö {n} :: Jesuit order, Jesuit society
jeti {n} [cryptozoology] :: yeti
jetsetti {n} :: synonym of suihkuseurapiiri
jetsulleen {adv} [dialectal, colloquial] :: precisely, exactly
jetti {n} [colloquial] :: jet plane
jetti {n} :: short for vesijetti
jhk {pron} :: abbreviation of johonkin
jiddi {n} :: The Yiddish language
jiddiš {n} :: The Yiddish language
jiddišinkielinen {adj} :: in Yiddish (language)
jiekiö {n} :: a traditional leather working tool with a curved blade in the middle of a stick or rod
jigi {n} :: jig (type of fishing lure)
jihad {n} :: jihad (Muslims' holy war)
jii {n} :: letter: j
jiiktouvi {n} [nautical] :: clewline (outermost of the ropes with which a square sail is rolled up to the yard)
jiirata {v} [nautical] :: to sheer
jiiri {n} :: a diagonal cut like one used in a miter joint
jiiriliitos {n} :: miter joint
jiirisaha {n} :: miter saw
Jimi {prop} :: given name of modern usage
jin-jang {n} :: yin-yang
jinkku {n} [slang] :: jingle (short tune or verse used to advertise something)
jippii {interj} :: yippee!, yahoo!
jippo {n} [colloquial] :: A trick
jippoilla {v} [colloquial] :: To trick
jippoilu {n} [colloquial] :: tricking, joking
jirdi {n} :: jird (any rodent of genus Meriones and some rodents of certain species in related genera in the family Gerbillinae)
jk {pron} :: abbreviation of jokin
J-kausi {n} [military slang] :: the period of unit training during military service
jkhun {pron} :: abbreviation of johonkuhun
jkksi {pron} :: abbreviation of joksikuksi
jklla {pron} :: abbreviation of jollakulla
jklle {pron} :: abbreviation of jollekulle
jklta {pron} :: abbreviation of joltakulta
jkn {pron} :: abbreviation of jonkun
jkna {pron} :: abbreviation of jonakuna
jKr. {adv} :: abbreviation of jälkeen Kristuksen; A.D., AD
jksik {pron} :: abbreviation of joksikin
jksk {pron} :: abbreviation of joksikin
jkssa {pron} :: abbreviation of jossakussa
jksta {pron} :: abbreviation of jostakusta
jkta {pron} :: abbreviation of jotakuta
jku {pron} :: abbreviation of joku
jllak {pron} :: abbreviation of jollakin
jllek {pron} :: abbreviation of jollekin
jllk {pron} [nonstandard] :: alternative form of jllak
jltak {pron} :: abbreviation of joltakin
jltk {pron} [nonstandard] :: alternative form of jltak
jnak {pron} :: abbreviation of jonakin
jne. {phrase} :: initialism of ja niin edelleen
jnk {pron} :: abbreviation of jonkin
jnnek {pron} :: abbreviation of jonnekin
jo {adv} :: already
jo {adv} :: now (emphasizing word)
jobbari {n} [colloquial] :: speculator (one who speculates; as in investing)
jobbari {n} [colloquial] :: stag (irregular dealer in stocks)
jobbari {n} [colloquial] :: seller that works outside usual sale channels, often without paying taxes
jobbari {n} [colloquial] :: fence (one who buys or sells stolen goods)
jobbari {n} [colloquial] :: scalper (one who scalps tickets or other products)
jobentsaamihappo {n} [pharmacology] :: iobenzamic acid
jobinkyynelheinä {n} :: Job's tears [US], Job's-tears [UK], coixseed, tear grass, hato mugi, adlay, adlai, Chinese pearl barley, Coix lacryma-jobi (tall grain-bearing grass native to Southeast Asia, grown for food)
jobinposti {n} [figurative] :: bad or unwelcome news
jockey {n} :: jockey (rider)
jod {n} :: yodh (tenth letter of the Hebrew and Phoenician scripts and the Northwest Semitic abjad)
jodaatti {n} [chemistry] :: iodate
jodi {n} :: iodine
jodidi {n} [chemistry] :: iodide
jodihapero {n} :: A brittlegill, Russula turci
jodihappo {n} [chemistry] :: iodic acid
jodinen {adj} :: iodic
jodioida {v} :: synonym of jodittaa
jodipitoinen {adj} :: containing iodine, iodised
jodiseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius obtusus
jodisprii {n} :: iodine spirit, iodine solution
jodisuola {n} :: iodised salt
joditabletti {n} :: iodine tablet, iodine pill
jodittaa {vt} :: to iodize
jodityppi {n} [chemistry] :: nitrogen triiodide
jodlaaja {n} :: yodeler
jodlata {vi} :: to yodel
jodlaus {n} :: yodeling (action)
jodlaus {n} :: yodel (song sung by yodeling)
jodoksaamihappo {n} [pharmacology] :: iodoxamic acid
Joel {prop} [biblical character] :: Joel
Joel {prop} :: given name of biblical origin
joenäyräs {n} :: river bank
joenhaara {n} :: river fork
joenhaara {n} :: branch of a river, distributary
joenmutka {n} :: riverbend
joenmutka {n} :: oxbow
jo ennestään {adv} :: already
joenniska {n} :: The point where river starts flowing from a lake
joenpenkka {n} :: riverbank (sloped side of a river)
joenperkaus {n} :: cleaning out of a river (removal of rocks, vegetation and possibly riverbends from a river)
joenpolvi {n} :: river knee
joenpoukama {n} :: river cove
joenranta {n} :: river shore
joensuu {n} :: river mouth
Joensuu {prop} :: Joensuu (city/and/municipality/capital)
Joensuu {prop} :: Joensuu (Any of a number of <<villages>> in <<c/Finland>>.)
Joensuu {prop} :: surname
joensuulainen {n} :: A person from, or an inhabitant of, Joensuu
joensuulainen {adj} :: Of or pertaining to the city of Joensuu or its citizens
joentörmä {n} :: riverbank
joenuoma {n} :: riverbed
joenvarsi {n} :: alternative form of jokivarsi
joeton {adj} :: riverless, lacking rivers
joglisiinihappo {n} [pharmacology] :: ioglicic acid
joglykaamihappo {n} [pharmacology] :: ioglycamic acid
jogurtti {n} :: yoghurt
jogurttijäädyke {n} :: frozen yogurt
jogurttijäätelö {n} :: frozen yogurt
jogurttikastike {n} :: yoghurt sauce
Johanna {prop} :: given name
Johanna {prop} [biblical character] :: Joanna
Johanneksen evankeliumi {prop} [Bible] :: Gospel of John, John (fourth book of the New Testament)
Johanneksen ilmestys {prop} [Christianity] :: The title of the last book of the Bible, the "Book of Revelation"
Johanneksen kirje {prop} [Bible] :: Letter of John, Epistle of John, Johannine epistle, John (one of the three books in the New Testament that contain a letter or epistle allegedly written by the apostle John)
johanneksenleipä {n} :: carob (fruit)
johanneksenleipäpuu {n} :: carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua)
johanneksenleipäpuujauhe {n} :: locust bean gum (E410 when used as a thickener, stabiliser, gelling agent or emulsifier))
Johannes {prop} [biblical character] :: John
Johannes {prop} :: given name
Johannes Kastaja {prop} :: John the Baptist
johanniitta {n} [historical] :: a member of or a knight belonging to the Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
johan on {phrase} :: well then, I'll be damned; an expression of surprise of bewilderment
johan on {phrase} [followed by noun, adjective, etc.] :: what a; an expression of surprise or bewilderment concerning some quality
johdannainen {n} :: A derivative (something derived)
johdannainen {n} [economics] :: A derivative
johdannainen {n} [chemistry] :: A derivative
johdannaismarkkinat {n} [finance] :: derivatives market
johdannaissopimus {n} :: derivative contract
johdannaissuure {n} [physics] :: derived quantity
johdanta {n} [uncommon] :: synonym of johtaminen
johdanto {n} :: introduction
johdantokappale {n} :: introductory paragraph
johdantokurssi {n} :: introductory course, orientation course
johdantoluku {n} :: introductory chapter
johdanto-osa {n} :: preamble
johdate {n} :: lead paragraph, lead, lede
johdatella {v} :: To steer (discussion)
johdatin {n} :: A device that is designed to guide the movement of something; a guide, a conductor
johdatin {n} [anatomy, archaic] :: A duct
johdattaa {vt} :: To lead (guide or conduct with the hand, or by means of some physical contact connection)
johdatteleva {adj} :: leading (providing guidance or direction)
johdattelu {n} :: steering (a discussion)
johdatus {n} :: leading, guiding, conducting
johde {n} :: conductor (material)
johde {n} :: any component used to guide the movement of a machine, such as a guide rail
johdeaita {n} :: fence for directing animals, such as fish
johdettavissa {adv} :: deducible
johdin {n} :: conductor (a wire or other element designed to conduct electricity in a controlled manner)
johdin {n} [grammar] :: derivational affix
johdin {n} :: duct
johdin {n} [electronics] :: trace (on a printed circuit board)
johdinauto {n} :: trolley bus
johdinkisko {n} :: conductor rail
johdonmukainen {adj} :: logical
johdonmukainen {adj} :: coherent; consistent
johdonmukaisesti {adv} :: logically, coherently, consistently
johdonmukaistaa {vt} :: to make more logical, coherent or consistent
johdonmukaisuus {n} :: consistency, coherency, coherence
johdonsuojakatkaisija {n} :: overcurrent protection circuit breaker, miniature circuit breaker
johdos {n} [linguistics] :: derivative
johdosta {postp} :: genitive + ~ : because of, for, as consequence of; also other translations depending on usage in specific cases
johdottaa {vt} :: To wire (to equip with wires for use with electricity)
johdottaminen {n} :: wiring
johdotus {n} :: wiring (equipping with wires)
johnstoningenetti {n} :: Johnston´s genet, Genetta johnstoni (rare species of genet native to the Upper Guinean forests)
johonkin {pron} :: to somewhere
joht. {n} :: abbreviation of johtaja
joht {n} :: alternative form of joht. denoting johtaja (director)
johtaa {vt} :: to lead, take, show someone the way to
johtaa {vt} :: to guide, conduct, usher
johtaa {vt} :: to lead, make, get, induce
johtaa {vt} :: to lead, direct; to supervise, superintend
johtaa {vt} [war] :: to lead, command, be in command of, conduct
johtaa {vt} [business] :: to manage, run, be in charge of
johtaa {vt} [physics] :: to conduct (carry electricity, heat, etc.)
johtaa {vt} [linguistics] :: to derive, trace back
johtaa {vt} :: to deduce, conclude
johtaa {vt} [mathematics] :: to derive (obtain from another formula)
johtaa {vi} :: to lead to, result/end in
johtaa harhaan {vt} [idiomatic] :: to mislead, misinform, deceive, lead astray (to cause someone to believe an untruth)
johtaa harhaan {vt} :: to lead astray, misguide, misdirect, mislead (to misguide or misdirect)
johtaja {n} :: leader, commander
johtaja {n} :: manager, director, executive
johtajakoulutus {n} :: leadership training
johtajalääkäri {n} :: head doctor, head physician
johtajankyky {n} :: leadership skill, leadership ability
johtajanominaisuus {n} :: leadership quality (characteristic that good leaders often have)
johtajantauti {n} :: leadership stress
johtajantoimi {n} :: leadership position, managerial position
johtajanvaihdos {n} :: change of leadership
johtajaopettaja {n} :: head (headmaster, headmistress)
johtajapersoonallisuus {n} :: leadership personality
johtajasopimus {n} :: management contract
johtajatar {n} :: female leader, manager, director; directress
johtajavaltainen {adj} :: top-heavy (having a large number of influential managers)
johtajisto {n} :: leadership, management, executive (collectively)
johtajuus {n} :: leadership
johtaminen {n} :: leading, governance
johtaminen {n} [music, of an orchestra] :: conducting
johtaminen {n} [math, linguistics, genealogy] :: derivation
johtamiskyky {n} :: leadership or management ability
johtamismenetelmä {n} :: leadership or management technique or method
johtamissopimus {n} :: management contract
johtamistaito {n} :: management skill, leadership skill
johtamistaitoinen {adj} :: capable of leadership, having leadership skills
johtamistyyli {n} :: management style, leadership style
johtava {adj} :: leading
johtava {adj} :: premiere
johtava {adj} [physics] :: conducting
johtavuus {n} [physics] :: conductivity, conductance
johtavuusvyö {n} [physics, semiconductors] :: conduction band
johteinen {adj} [botany] :: decurrent
johto {n} :: cord, line, conductor
johto {n} :: administration, management (both the activity and the people)
johto {n} :: (orchestral, choral) conducting
johto {n} [sports] :: lead
johto {n} [linguistics] :: derivation
johtoaihe {n} [music] :: leitmotif
johtoajatus {n} :: guiding principle or theme, thread, guideline
johtoasema {n} :: lead (precedence; advance position)
johtoelin {n} :: leading body, managing body
johtohahmo {n} :: leading figure (person)
johtohenkilö {n} :: leader, leading figure, executive, director
-johtoinen {adj} :: lead, governed (lead or governed in a certain way)
johtojänne {n} [botany] :: vascular bundle
johtokunta {n} :: board (committee)
johtokyky {n} :: conductivity
johtolanka {n} :: A clue
johtolanka {n} :: A lead (information that allows any investigator, such as police or a journalist, to discover further details about an issue)
johtolanka {n} :: A hint (clue)
johtolause {n} :: introductory sentence, preamble
johtoloisto {n} [nautical] :: leading light beacon
johtomaali {n} [sports] :: lead goal (goal that takes a player or team in the lead)
johtomies {n} :: chieftain, lead man, leading man
johtomotiivi {n} :: central motif, leading motif, leitmotif
johto-oppi {n} [linguistics] :: derivation (method by which words are being derived)
johtopääte {n} [grammar] :: derivational suffix
johtopäätös {n} :: conclusion
johtopäätös {n} [logic] :: subaltern proposition
johtopaikka {n} :: top position, leading position, lead
johtopiste {n} [sports, usually, in plural] :: leading point
johtopiste {n} [anatomy] :: lead point
johtoporras {n} :: management echelon
johtoputki {n} :: line pipe, conduit pipe
johtopuudutus {n} [dentistry] :: nerve block anesthesia
johtoreuna {n} :: leading edge (part of a wing)
johtoruuvi {n} :: leadscrew
johtoryhmä {n} :: management, executive board, executive committee, directorate (management of a company or an organization)
johtosääntö {n} :: professional standard, ordinance, statute
johtosarja {n} :: harness, wiring harness (set of wires)
johtosävel {n} [music] :: leading tone, leading note
johtosolukko {n} [botany] :: vascular tissue
johtosuora {n} [geometry] :: directrix
johtotähti {n} [figuratively] :: guiding star, pole star, lodestar, cynosure (guiding tenet, that which serves to guide or direct)
johtoteema {n} :: leading theme
johtotroikka {n} :: leading troika
johtua {vi} [_, + elative] :: to originate, stem, be derived from
johtua {vi} [_, + elative] :: to result from, to be attributed to
johtua {vi} :: to be conducted
johtua mieleen {v} :: to occur, come to mind, bring to mind
johtuen {v} :: infinitive of johtua
johtuen {postp} :: due to, as a result of
johtuminen {n} [physics] :: conduction
joiata {v} :: To yoik (traditional Sami form of song)
joiden {pron} [relative] :: whose; of which
joiden {pron} [relative] :: who(m), that, which
joikata {v} :: To yoik (to sing in a traditional Sami style)
joikaus {n} :: yoiking (singing in a traditional Sami form of song)
joiku {n} :: yoik (traditional Sami style of singing)
joiku {n} :: yoik (song in this style)
joikua {v} :: to yoik
jointti {n} [slang] :: joint, reefer
joint venture -yritys {n} :: synonym of yhteisyritys
joisto {n} :: a river, including its tributaries
joita {pron} [relative] :: whom
joitse {adv} :: by or along rivers
joitten {pron} [relative] :: whose; of which
joitten {pron} [relative] :: who(m), that, which
joiunta {n} :: yoik
jojo {n} :: yo-yo
jojolaihduttaminen {n} :: yo-yo dieting
joka {pron} [relative] :: who, which, that
joka {determiner} :: every, each
joka-aamuinen {adj} :: occurring every morning
joka ainoa {adv} :: Every single one
jokahinen {pron} [poetic] :: alternative form of jokainen
jokahinen {determiner} [poetic] :: alternative form of jokainen
joka iikka {phrase} [idiomatic] :: everyone
joka ikinen {pron} :: each and every, every single
joka ikinen {pron} :: everyone
jokailtainen {adj} :: nightly, occurring every evening or night
jokainen {pron} :: everyone, everybody
jokainen {determiner} :: every
jokainen on oman onnensa seppä {proverb} :: every man is the architect of his own fortune
jok’ainoa {adv} [poetic] :: contraction of joka ainoa
jokaisella pilvellä on hopeareunus {proverb} :: every cloud has a silver lining
joka kerta {adv} :: every time
jokakesäinen {adj} :: occurring every summer
jokakeväinen {adj} :: occurring every spring
jokakuukautinen {adj} :: monthly, occurring every month
joka kuuseen kurkottaa, se katajaan kapsahtaa {proverb} :: do not try to reach something too high or too good for you, as you may end up worse off
joka leikkiin ryhtyy, se leikin kestäköön {proverb} :: if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen
jokamiehenluokka {n} :: synonym of jokamiesluokka
jokamiehenoikeus {n} :: freedom to roam, everyman's right
joka miekkaan tarttuu, se miekkaan hukkuu {proverb} :: live by the sword, die by the sword (literally: the one who grabs the sword shall perish by sword)
jokamies {n} :: everyman
jokamiesluokka {n} [motor racing] :: folkrace (inexpensive and popular entry-level form of Nordic rallycross)
jokaöinen {adj} :: nightly, occurring every night
jokapaikan {adj} :: ubiquitous
jokapaikan {adj} :: all-purpose
jokapaikanhöylä {n} :: jack of all trades
jokapaikansara {n} [plant] :: common sedge, Carex nigra
jokapaikka {n} :: used in the expression jokapaikan höylä ("jack of all trades")
jokapaikka {n} :: (in genitive, does not inflect) ubiquitous
jokapaikka {n} :: (in genitive, does not inflect) all-purpose
jokapäiväinen {adj} :: everyday, mundane, ordinary
jokapäiväinen {adj} :: daily
joka puolella {phrase} [static] :: all over the place
joka puolelle {phrase} :: (to) all over the place
jokapuolinen {adj} :: occurring everywhere or on every side
jokapyöräveto {n} [automotive] :: all wheel drive, AWD
jokarmihappo {n} [pharmacology] :: iocarmic acid
joka sorkka {n} [colloquial] :: everyone, every single one
jokasyksyinen {adj} :: occurring every autumn or fall
jokatalvinen {adj} :: occurring every winter
joka tapauksessa {phrase} :: at any rate, in any case, anyway, anyhow, regardless
joka toinen {adj} :: every other, every second
joka toiselle kuoppaa kaivaa, hän itse siihen lankeaa {proverb} :: If one tries to fool another, one often gets fooled himself; the idea is basically the same as in the English proverb "do unto others as you would have them do unto you"; but expressed through negative
jokaviikkoinen {adj} :: weekly, occurring every week
joka viimeksi nauraa, se parhaiten nauraa {phrase} :: he who laughs last laughs best
joka vitsaa säästää, se lastaan vihaa {proverb} :: spare the rod and spoil the child
jokavuotinen {adj} :: annual (happening once a year)
jokavuotisesti {adv} [rare, nonstandard] :: synonym of vuosittain
Jokela {prop} :: surname
Jokela {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Jokelainen {prop} :: surname
jokellella {v} [of babies] :: to babble
jokellus {n} :: babbling, gurgling
jokeltaa {vi} [of a baby] :: to babble, gurgle (inarticulate speech)
jokeltaminen {n} :: babbling, gurgling (inarticulate speech, especially of a baby)
jokeri {n} [card games] :: joker
jokeri {n} [sports] :: synonym of jokerilyöjä
jokerikysymys {n} :: a question intended to be particularly difficult to answer, such as in a quiz or a test
jokerilyöjä {n} [pesäpallo] :: a batter that can be brought in once at any time during an inning, similar to designated hitters in baseball
jokeripaita {n} [pesäpallo] :: a special jersey that jokerilyöjä players must wear, having a distinctive pattern, practically always a colored diamond or lozenge pattern
jokeripelaaja {n} :: synonym of jokerilyöjä
joki {n} :: river
jokialue {n} :: river basin
jokialus {n} :: riverboat, river vessel
jokiäyräs {n} :: river bank
jokihelmisimpukka {n} :: freshwater pearl mussel (Margaritifera margaritifera)
jokijärvi {n} :: river lake
jokikala {n} :: river fish
jokikalastus {n} :: river fishing
jokikilpikonna {n} :: river turtle
jok'ikinen {pron} :: alternative form of joka ikinen
jokikulta {n} :: gold from a river or the sand of such
jokilaakso {n} :: river valley
jokilaiva {n} :: river ship, rivercraft
jokilappalainen {n} [dated or historical] :: a Sami person living close to a river
jokileinikki {n} :: greater spearwort, Ranunculus lingua (a flowering plant in the genus Ranunculus)
jokiliete {n} :: river sediment, riverwash
jokiliikenne {n} :: river traffic, river transport
jokimaannos {n} [geology] :: fluvisol
jokimainen {adj} :: riverlike
jokimehiläissyöjä {n} :: white-fronted bee-eater (Merops bullockoides)
Jokimukka {prop} :: Jokimukka (municipality)
jokin {pron} [indefinite] :: something
jokin {pron} [indefinite, adjectival] :: some, one, a
jokin {pron} :: what have you
jokin aika sitten {phrase} :: some time ago
Jokinen {prop} :: surname
Jokioinen {prop} :: Jokioinen (municipality)
jokioislainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Jokioinen
jokioislainen {n} :: a person from or living in Jokioinen
jokipato {n} :: river dam
jokipenger {n} :: river bank, levee
jokipoikanen {n} :: parr (young salmon during its first 2 or 3 years when it lives in the river where it was born)
jokiranta {n} :: riverside, riverbank
jokirapu {n} :: A European crayfish, noble crayfish, broad-fingered crayfish, Astacus astacus
jokisatama {n} :: river port
jokisimpukka {n} :: river clam
jokisokeus {n} [pathology] :: river blindness
jokisuisto {n} :: river delta, river estuary
jokisuu {n} :: river estuary
jokitörmä {n} :: river bank
jokiuoma {n} :: riverbed
jokivarsi {n} :: riverside (area at or in the vicinity of a river)
jokivarsi {n} :: when used attributively, riparian
jokiväylä {n} :: river waterway
jokivene {n} :: riverboat
jokiverkko {n} :: river network
jokkis {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of jokamiesluokka
joko {adv} :: jo + -ko
joko {adv} :: joko ... tai: either ... or
Jokohama {prop} :: Jokohama (capital city)
joko tai {conj} :: either ... or
jokotai {n} [colloquial] :: an either-or situation
jököttää {vi} :: To stay stubbornly in one place, to stay put
jököttää {vi} [slang] :: Of penis, to be erect
jokseenkaan {adv} [in negative] :: (even) somewhat
jokseenkin {adv} :: somewhat
joksitalaamihappo {n} :: ioxitalamic acid
jokto- {prefix} :: yocto-
joktometri {n} :: yoctometre
joku {pron} [indefinite] :: someone, somebody
joku {pron} [indefinite, colloquial] :: something
joku {pron} :: ~ muu = other (not the one previously referred to)
joku {determiner} [indefinite, colloquial] :: one, a, any, some
jokulähetys {n} [networking, computing] :: anycast
jokunen {adj} :: some, a few
jolkutella {v} :: To jog, trot
jolkuttaa {vi} :: To jog, trot
jolla {conj} [dialectal] :: if
jolla {n} :: dinghy
jollainen {adj} :: as, such as
jollei {conj} [subordinating] :: if ... not, unless
jolleivat {conj} [subordinating] :: alternative form of jolleivät
jolleivät {conj} [subordinating] :: If they not, unless they, lest they
jollemme {conj} [subordinating] :: if we not, unless we
jollen {conj} :: if I ... not, unless I
jollet {conj} [subordinating] :: if you (sg.) not, unless you (sg.)
jollette {conj} [subordinating] :: If you(/ye) (pl.) not, unless you(/ye) (pl.), lest you(/ye)
jolloin {adv} :: at which time, when
jolloinkin {adv} :: sometime
jollottaa {vi} [colloquial] :: to cry
jolma {n} :: A short river connecting two lakes
jolppi {n} [derogatory] :: kid, whippersnapper
joltinen {adj} :: alternative form of joltinenkin
joltinenkin {adj} :: somewhat of a, quite a, reasonable
joltisestikin {adv} :: to some extent, to any extent
Jomala {prop} :: Jomala (municipality)
jom kippur {n} [Judaism] :: Yom Kippur
Jom Kippur {prop} :: alternative case form of jom kippur
jommoinen {adj} [colloquial] :: synonym of jollainen
jommoinenkin {adj} :: synonym of joltinenkin
jomottaa {v} :: To ache in a persistent and pulsating way
jomotus {n} :: a persistent or pulsating ache or aching sensation
jompi {pron} [relative, archaic, rare] :: that, which (of the two)
jompikumpi {pron} [indefinite] :: Either one (of two things)
jonakin päivänä {phrase} :: one day, one of these days, someday (at unspecified time in the future)
Jonatan {prop} [biblical character] :: Jonathan (in the 1992 translation)
jongleerata {v} :: to juggle
jongleeraus {n} :: juggling
jonglööri {n} :: juggler
Joni {prop} :: given name
jonkalainen {adj} :: synonym of jollainen
jonkin aikaa {phrase} :: some time (period of some length)
jonkinasteinen {adj} :: synonym of jonkinlainen
jonkinlaatuinen {adj} :: synonym of jonkinlainen
jonkinlainen {adj} :: some kind of a
jonkinmoinen {adj} :: synonym of jonkinlainen
jonkinnäköinen {adj} :: synonym of jonkinlainen
jonkin verran {adv} :: somewhat (to a limited extent or degree)
jonkinvertainen {adj} :: synonym of jonkinlainen
jonkunlainen {adj} [colloquial] :: synonym of jonkinlainen
jonkunmoinen {adj} [colloquial] :: synonym of jonkinmoinen
jonkunnäköinen {adj} [colloquial] :: synonym of jonkinnäköinen
Jonna {prop} :: given name
jonne {adv} [relative] :: to where
jonne {n} [Internet slang] :: a stereotypical teenage boy
Jonne {prop} :: given name
jonnekin {adv} :: (to) somewhere
jonninjoutava {adj} :: completely useless or unimportant
jonninjoutavasti {adv} :: synonym of turhaan
jonninjoutavuus {n} :: the quality of being completely useless, triviality
jono {n} :: line (straight sequence of people or items), queue
jono {n} [mathematics] :: sequence
jono {n} [military] :: file
jono {n} :: range in vuorijono (mountain range)
jonokompakti {adj} [topology] :: sequentially compact
jononi {n} :: ionone
jonosalaaja {n} [cryptography] :: stream cipher
jonosalaus {n} [cryptography] :: stream encryption, encryption with a stream cipher
jonosalaus {n} :: synonym of jonosalaaja
jonoteoria {n} :: queueing theory
jonottaa {vi} :: to queue
jonottaa {v} :: third-person singular present indicative form of jonottaa
jonotus {n} :: queuing
jonotusääni {n} :: waiting sound, queuing sound
jonotusaika {n} :: queue time, waiting time
jonotuslappu {n} :: waiting ticket, queue ticket
jonotuslippu {n} :: waiting ticket, queue ticket
jonotuslista {n} :: waiting list
jonotusnumero {n} :: queue number
jonotuspuhelin {n} :: call-queuing telephone (telephone system which allows the incoming phone calls to remain in a queue while the previous callers are being attended)
jonotusviive {n} :: queuing delay
jonouttaa {vt} :: To cause queues
jonovuoristo {n} :: a mountain range consisting of several mountain chains
joo {adv} [colloquial] :: yeah, yes
joo {interj} [colloquial] :: yeah! (expressing agreement)
jöö {n} [colloquial] :: order, discipline
jooga {n} :: yoga
joogata {vi} :: To do yoga
joogi {n} :: yogi, yogist
jooko {interj} [colloquial, childish] :: Used as fortifier after a suggestion or similar; English equivalent might be please, will you, shall we etc
jooli {n} [nautical] :: A yawl (fore and aft rigged sailing vessel)
Joona {prop} [biblical character] :: Jonah
Joona {prop} :: given name
Joonas {prop} [biblical character, in older versions] :: Jonah, Jonas
Joonas {prop} :: given name of biblical origin
Joonatan {prop} [biblical character] :: Jonathan, in earlier translations of the Bible
Joonatan {prop} :: given name
Joonia {prop} [historical] :: Ionia
joonialainen {adj} :: Ionian
joonialainen {n} :: Ionian
Joonianmeri {n} :: The Ionian Sea
Jooniansaaret {prop} :: Ionian Islands (on of Greece's thirteen peripheries)
joopa joo {interj} [colloquial, sarcastic] :: yeah, right, yeah, sure (expression of disbelief)
joopa joo {interj} [colloquial] :: yeah, yeah; sure; whatever (often used dismissively)
Joosef {prop} [biblical character] :: Joseph, as characters in the Bible
Jooseppi {prop} :: given name
Joosua {prop} [biblical character] :: Joshua
joota {n} :: alternative form of ioota
jööti {n} [slang] :: A pile, chunk, etc.; a big piece of something, especially shit
jopa {adv} :: even (chiefly in positive contexts; implying a positive extreme, such as when comparing to one's expectations)
jopa {adv} :: as much as
jopa {adv} :: used as fortifier
jopa niin {adv} :: so much so, even so (to such a great degree)
jopas {adv} :: denoting surprise: look, well
jopas {adv} :: jopas (nyt) jotakin: well, well, I'll be damned
jopi {n} [colloquial] :: job
jöpöttää {vi} [colloquial] :: Of penis, to be erect
joppaus {n} [dialectal] :: smuggling
joppaus {n} :: Any illegal trading, especially of alcohol or stolen goods
jorata {v} [colloquial] :: to dance
joraus {n} [colloquial] :: dancing
Jordan {prop} :: Jordan (river)
Jordania {prop} :: Jordan (country)
jordanialainen {adj} :: Jordanian
jordanialainen {n} :: A Jordanian person
Jori {prop} :: given name
joriini {n} [colloquial, dialectal] :: dahlia
jorina {n} :: chatter
jorista {vi} :: To chitchat
jorma {n} [slang] :: penis
Jorma {prop} :: given name
jörö {adj} :: untalkative, taciturn
jörö {adj} :: sullen, sulky
Joroinen {prop} :: Joroinen (municipality)
joroislainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Joroinen
joroislainen {n} :: a person from or living in Joroinen
jöröjukka {n} :: grouch (one who is grumpy or irritable)
jorottaa {vi} [colloquial] :: to be sulky
jorottaa {vi} [colloquial] :: onomatopoeic for doing something with a low monotone sound or voice for emphasis in certain verbs
jöröttää {vi} :: To sulk
jorottaminen {n} :: being sulky
jorotus {n} [colloquial] :: being sulky
jorotus {n} [colloquial] :: speaking in a low, monotonous voice
jorpakko {n} [colloquial] :: puddle
jorpakko {n} [colloquial] :: the sea
jörrikkä {n} [colloquial] :: sullen man, sulky man
jortsut {n} [slang] :: dance (social event)
joruba {n} :: A member of the Yoruba people
joruba {n} :: The Yoruba language
jorubankielinen {adj} :: in Yoruba language
jos {conj} :: [subordinating] if
Josefiina {prop} :: given name
josetaamihappo {n} [pharmacology] :: iocetamic acid
jos ja vain jos {conj} [logic] :: if and only if, iff
joskaan {conj} :: though (not), even though (not), although (not)
joskin {conj} :: though, even though, although
josko {conj} :: if
jos kohta {conj} :: synonym of joskin
jos kohta {conj} :: synonym of joskaan
jos kohta {conj} :: See: fi jos kohta ("if soon")
joskus {adv} :: sometimes
joskus {adv} :: sometime, some day
joskus se sokeakin kana jyvän löytää {proverb} :: even a blind pig can find an acorn once in a while
jos Luoja suo {phrase} :: God willing (used to indicate acceptance of God's will)
jos Luoja suo {phrase} :: God willing (barring unforeseen circumstances)
jospa {conj} :: maybe, if [in a hopeful manner]
joss {conj} [logic] :: iff
jossain kohtaa {phrase} :: at some point
jossain määrin {adv} :: to some extent
jossain näillä main {adv} :: somewhere around here
jossain vaiheessa {adv} :: at some point, sometime (at an indefinite time)
jösses {interj} :: Jesus (exclamation)
jössikkä {n} :: alternative form of jässikkä
jossitella {v} [colloquial] :: to speculate, hypothesize (to make an inference based on inconclusive evidence, to believe or assert on uncertain grounds)
jossitteleminen {n} [colloquial] :: speculation, hypothesizing
jossittelu {n} :: ifs, ands, or buts
jos tädillä ois munat, niin täti olis setä {proverb} :: if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle
jos tahtoa on {phrase} [idiomatic] :: where there is a will
jostain {pron} :: from somewhere
jostakin {pron} :: from somewhere
jostakin {pron} [in some expressions] :: something
jos vuori ei tule Muhammedin luo {phrase} :: if the mountain won't come to Muhammad
jota {n} :: iota (ninth letter in Greek alphabet)
jotakuinkin {adv} :: just about, more or less
jota vastoin {adv} :: whereagainst
jotavastoin {adv} :: alternative form of jota vastoin
joten {adv} :: so, therefore, hence, whereupon
jotenka {conj} [colloquial, dialectal] :: synonym of joten
jotenkin {adv} :: somehow
jotenkuten {adv} :: somehow
jotensakin {adv} :: fairly, somewhat, rather
joteskin {adv} [colloquial] :: somehow, someway
jötikkä {n} [colloquial] :: large or bulky thing or person
jotka {pron} [relative, nominative] :: who, which, that
jotka {pron} [relative, accusative] :: whom, which, that
jotos {n} :: a nature hike during which one often eats and sleeps
jotroksihappo {n} :: iotroxic acid
jotta- {prefix} :: yotta-
jotta {conj} [subordinating] :: so that, in order that, for the purpose that
jottei {contraction} :: contraction of jotta ei
jotteivät {contraction} :: contraction of jotta eivät
jottemme {contraction} :: contraction of jotta emme
jotten {contraction} :: contraction of jotta en
jottet {contraction} :: contraction of jotta et
jottette {contraction} :: contraction of jotta ette
jotuni {n} [Norse mythology] :: jotun (giant in Scandinavian mythology, a jötunn)
jotuni {n} :: Alternative term for jatuli (giant in Finnish mythology)
jotuni {n} [mythology] :: A giant in Sami mythology, known as jiehtanas in Sami
jotuni {n} [geology] :: Ectasian (geologic period)
Jotuni {n} [nonstandard, mythology] :: alternative case form of jotuni
Jotuni {prop} :: surname
jotunikausi {n} :: Ectasian (geological period)
jou {interj} [slang] :: yo (greeting)
jouduttaa {vt} :: to expedite, hasten, precipitate, speed up
jouhea {adj} :: alternative form of juoheva
jouheasti {adv} :: synonym of juohevasti
jouheus {n} :: synonym of juohevuus
jouheva {adj} :: alternative form of juoheva
jouhi {n} :: A single hair of an animal, especially of horse
jouhihietakyyhky {n} :: pin-tailed sandgrouse (Pterocles alchata)
jouhikangas {n} :: horsehair (fabric)
jouhikannel {n} :: alternative form of jouhikantele
jouhikantele {n} :: synonym of jouhikko
jouhikas {n} :: a mitten made of fur
jouhikas {n} :: synonym of jouhikko
jouhikko {n} [musical instruments] :: A traditional Finnish musical instrument, usually three-stringed Finnish bowed lyre
jouhimainen {adj} [botany, zoology] :: filiform (shaped like or resembling a thread or filament)
jouhimato {n} :: nematode
jouhipääsky {n} :: wire-tailed swallow (Hirundo smithii)
jouhipaita {n} :: hairshirt, cilice
jouhipatja {n} :: horsehair mattress
jouhisara {n} [plant] :: slender sedge (Carex lasiocarpa)
jouhisorsa {n} :: northern pintail duck (Anas acuta)
jouhivihvilä {n} :: thread rush (Juncus filiformis)
Joukahainen {prop} [Finnish mythology] :: One of the main characters in Kalevala, the Finnish national epic
Joukahainen {prop} :: A database of Finnish words, maintained by the University of Turku
joukkio {n} :: A band (group of people)
joukko {n} :: group, cluster, band
joukko {n} [military] :: troops [usually in plural], force
joukko {n} [mathematics] :: set
joukko {n} :: Used postpositionally in inessive, elative and illative cases to denote among
joukko {n} :: Used as modifier in compound term ('joukko-'); mass (involving a mass of people or things)
joukkoalgebra {n} [algebra] :: set algebra
joukkoampuminen {n} :: mass shooting
joukkoanomus {n} :: collective request or petition
joukkoero {n} :: synonym of joukkoeroaminen
joukkoeroaminen {n} :: mass resignation
joukkoerottaminen {n} :: mass dismissal (of employees, officials, etc.)
joukkoerotus {n} [set theory] :: relative complement, set-theoretic difference, set difference
joukkoesiintyminen {n} :: mass performance
joukkoesiintyminen {n} :: mass demonstration
joukkohauta {n} :: mass grave
joukkohautaus {n} :: mass burial
joukkohenki {n} :: group spirit, collective spirit
joukkohysteria {n} [psychology] :: mass hysteria
joukkoilmiö {n} [psychology] :: mass phenomenon
joukkoirtisanominen {n} :: mass layoff, mass redundancy, mass dismissal
joukkoirtisanoutuminen {n} :: mass resignation
joukkoistaa {v} :: to crowdsource
joukkoistaminen {n} :: crowdsourcing
joukkoistus {n} :: crowdsourcing
joukkoitsemurha {n} :: A mass suicide
joukkojakelu {n} :: mass distribution, mass circulation
joukkojenhallinta {n} :: crowd management
joukkojenkuljetusalus {n} :: troopship
joukkokanne {n} :: synonym of ryhmäkanne
joukkokirje {n} :: circular, bulk mail
joukkokohtaus {n} :: crowd scene
joukkokokous {n} :: mass meeting, mass gathering
joukkokuolema {n} :: mass death
joukkokysely {n} :: mass survey, mass questionnaire
joukkolähetys {n} :: mass sending, broadcast, bulk message
joukkolaina {n} [finance] :: bond (documentary obligation to pay a sum or to perform a contract)
joukkoliike {n} :: mass movement
joukkoliikenne {n} :: mass transportation, mass transit
joukkoliikennekaista {n} :: mass transit lane (lane of a road reserved for mass transit and public transport)
joukkoliikenneväline {n} :: mass transit vehicle
joukkomajoitus {n} :: collective housing, mass accommodation
joukkomielenosoitus {n} :: mass demonstration
joukkomurha {n} :: A mass murder
joukkomurhaaja {n} :: mass murderer
joukkomuutto {n} :: mass migration, mass movement, mass exodus
joukko-opetus {n} :: team teaching
joukko-opillinen {adj} [mathematics] :: set-theoretic
joukko-oppi {n} [mathematics] :: set theory
joukko-osasto {n} [military] :: troop, corps, unit
joukkopako {n} :: exodus (sudden departure of a large number of people)
joukkopidätys {n} :: mass arrest
joukkopsykologia {n} [psychology] :: crowd psychology
joukkopsykoosi {n} :: mass psychosis
joukkorahoitus {n} :: crowdfunding
joukkoraiskaus {n} :: gang rape
joukkoristiside {n} [dated] :: bulk mail
joukkoruokailu {n} :: communal catering, mass catering
joukkosidontapaikka {n} [military] :: dressing station at battalion level
joukkosielu {n} :: lemming (member of a group given to conformity or groupthink)
joukkosiirto {n} :: mass deportation
joukkosuggestio {n} [psychology] :: mass suggestion
joukkosukupuutto {n} [evolutionary theory] :: mass extinction, extinction event
joukkosurma {n} :: mass killing
joukkotarkastus {n} :: screening, mass inspection
joukkotavara {n} :: mass good, mass ware
joukkoteoria {n} [mathematics] :: set theory
joukkotiedotus {n} :: mass media
joukkotiedotuskasvatus {n} :: mass media education, mass media literacy
joukkotiedotusväline {n} :: mass medium
joukkotoiminta {n} :: collective action, crowd action, mass action
joukkotuho {n} :: A mass destruction, a holocaust
joukkotuhoase {n} :: A weapon of mass destruction
joukkotuhonta {n} [legal] :: A genocide
joukkotuotanto {n} :: mass production
joukkotuote {n} :: mass product
joukkotyöriita {n} :: mass labor dispute
joukkotyöttömyys {n} :: mass unemployment
joukkovelkakirja {n} [finance] :: bond
joukkovelkakirjalaina {n} [finance] :: bond loan
joukkoviestin {n} :: mass medium
joukkoviestintä {n} :: mass communications, mass media
joukkoviihde {n} :: mass entertainment
joukkovoima {n} :: strength of a crowd, strength in numbers
joukkoyksikkö {n} :: military unit
joukkue {n} [sports] :: A team
joukkue {n} [military] :: A platoon
joukkueenjohtaja {n} :: team leader, team manager
joukkueenjohtaja {n} [military] :: platoon leader
joukkuehenki {n} :: team spirit
-joukkueinen {adj} :: team (having certain number of teams)
joukkuekilpailu {n} :: team competition
joukkuelaji {n} :: team sport
joukkueluistelija {n} :: team figure skater
joukkuemäenlasku {n} [sports] :: synonym of joukkuemäki
joukkuemäki {n} :: team ski jumping
joukkuemäkihyppy {n} [sports] :: synonym of joukkuemäki
joukkuemestaruus {n} :: team championship
joukkuemitali {n} :: team medal
joukkuepeli {n} :: team sport
joukkuepeli {n} :: team game
joukkuerangaistus {n} :: team penalty
joukkuetakaa-ajo {n} [cycling] :: team pursuit
joukkuetoveri {n} :: teammate
joukkueurheilu {n} :: team sport
joukkueurheilulaji {n} :: team sport
joukkuevoimistelu {n} :: aesthetic group gymnastics
Jouko {prop} :: given name
joukoittain {adv} :: en masse
joukossa {postp} :: among
joukossa tyhmyys tiivistyy {proverb} :: in a group, most do things they would not do if they were alone
joule {n} :: joule (unit of measure)
joulu {n} :: Christmas
joulu {n} :: abbreviation of joulukuu
jouluaamu {n} :: Christmas morning
jouluaatto {n} :: Christmas Eve
jouluaattoilta {n} :: night or evening of Christmas Eve
jouluaika {n} :: Christmas season
jouluapulainen {n} :: Christmas helper, Christmas assistant
jouluateria {n} :: Christmas meal
jouluevankeliumi {n} :: Christmas gospel, Christmas story
jouluglögi {n} :: Christmas glogg
jouluhalko {n} :: Yule log (log burned on Christmas Eve)
jouluhalko {n} :: Yule log (log-shaped cake covered in chocolate)
jouluikkuna {n} :: Christmas window display
jouluilta {n} :: Christmas Eve, night of Christmas Eve
jouluinen {adj} :: Christmassy
jouluisa {adj} :: Christmassy
jouluisin {adv} :: at Christmas, every Christmas
jouluisin {adj} :: superlative of jouluinen
jouluisin {adj} :: superlative of jouluisa
joulujuhla {n} :: Christmas party, Christmas celebration
joulukaktus {n} :: Christmas cactus
joulukala {n} :: Christmas fish dish
joulukalenteri {n} :: Advent calendar
joulukalkkuna {n} :: Christmas turkey
joulukataja {n} :: Chamaecyparis lawsoniana var. ellwoodii
joulukatu {n} :: a street that has been lit up and decorated for Christmas
joulukello {n} :: Christmas bell
joulukiire {n} :: Christmas rush
joulukinkku {n} :: Christmas ham (whole ham roasted in oven at low heat overnight, spiced with cloves and mustard, traditionally served as Christmas dish in Nordic countries)
joulukirja {n} :: Christmas book
joulukirkko {n} :: A worship held in the morning of the Christmas Day
joulukonsertti {n} :: Christmas concert
joulukoriste {n} :: Christmas ornament
joulukortti {n} :: Christmas card
joulukuinen {adj} :: Pertaining to December
joulukukka {n} :: Christmas flower
joulukuu {n} :: December
joulukuusenjalka {n} :: Christmas tree stand
joulukuusenkoriste {n} :: Christmas tree decoration, Christmas tree ornament
joulukuusenkynttilä {n} :: Christmas tree candle
joulukuusi {n} :: Christmas tree
joulukynttilä {n} :: Christmas candle
joululahja {n} :: Christmas present
joululahjapaketti {n} :: Christmas present package
joululaulu {n} :: Christmas carol
joululehti {n} :: Christmas magazine
joululeikki {n} :: Christmas play (a variety of children's activity associated with Christmas)
joululeipä {n} :: Christmas bread
joululiina {n} :: Christmas tablecloth
joululoma {n} :: Christmas break, Christmas vacation, Christmas holiday
joululyhde {n} :: Christmas sheaf
joulumarkkinat {n} :: Christmas markets
joulumerkki {n} :: Christmas stamp
joulumieli {n} :: Christmas spirit, holiday spirit
joulumielinen {adj} :: in the Christmas spirit
joulumuori {n} :: The wife of Santa Claus
joulumusiikki {n} :: Christmas music
joulumyynti {n} :: Christmas sales
joulunaika {n} :: Christmas time, Christmastime, Christmas season; yuletide
joulunaluspäivä {n} :: one of the days before Christmas
joulunalusviikko {n} :: the week before Christmas
joulunäytelmä {n} :: Christmas pageant, Christmas play
joulunpunainen {adj} :: Christmas red
joulunpunainen {n} :: Christmas red
joulunpyhä {n} :: Christmas holiday period
joulunumero {n} :: Christmas issue (of a magazine or periodical)
joulunvietto {n} :: celebration of Christmas
jouluostos {n} :: Christmas purchase
joulupäivä {n} :: Christmas Day
joulupaketti {n} :: Christmas package
joulupaperi {n} :: Christmas wrapping
joulupata {n} :: a money collection box used by the Salvation Army during an annual Christmas fundraising campaign for charity
jouluporsas {n} :: Christmas piglet, Christmas pig
jouluposti {n} :: Christmas post, Christmas mail
joulupöytä {n} :: Christmas table (table set for Christmas dinner)
joulupukki {n} :: Santa Claus
joulupuu {n} :: Christmas tree
joulupuuro {n} :: Christmas porridge, Christmas pudding
joulupyhä {n} [usually, in plural] :: Christmas holiday
jouluraha {n} :: Christmas bonus or allowance
joulurauha {n} :: The Finnish proclamation of peace on Christmas Eve
jouluristi {n} :: Christmas cross
jouluruno {n} :: Christmas poem
jouluruoka {n} :: Christmas food
jouluruuhka {n} :: Christmas rush
jouluruusu {n} :: hellebore, Christmas rose (plant of the genus Helleborus)
Joulusaari {prop} :: Christmas Island (non self-governing territory of Australia)
joulusauna {n} :: the instance of visiting a sauna at Christmas
jouluseimi {n} :: nativity scene
joulusesonki {n} [business] :: Christmas season
joulusiivous {n} :: Christmas cleaning
joulusukka {n} :: Christmas stocking
joulutähti {n} :: poinsettia, Euphorbia pulcherrima (species of the spurge family, indigenous to Mexico and Central America, widely used in Christmas floral displays)
joulutähti {n} [often capitalized] :: Christmas star, Star of Bethlehem (the star which, according to the Bible, led the magi to Bethlehem in the first Christmas)
joulutähti {n} :: A representation of this star, used as Christmas decoration; often attached at the top of a Christmas tree
Joulutähti {prop} :: synonym of Betlehemin tähti
joulutodistus {n} :: a diploma or report card given at the end of the fall semester
joulutonttu {n} :: Christmas gnome, elf
joulutorttu {n} :: A star-shaped "danish" made with puff pastry and filled with prune or damson plum jam. Traditionally eaten at Christmas
joulutunnelma {n} :: Christmas spirit, Christmas mood
joulu-ukko {n} :: synonym of joulupukki
jouluvalmistelut {n} :: Christmas preparations
jouluvanukas {n} :: Christmas pudding (dessert traditionally eaten at Christmas in Britain and other Anglo-Saxon cultures)
jouluviikko {n} :: Christmas week
jouluvirsi {n} :: Christmas hymn
jouluyö {n} :: Christmas night
Jouni {prop} :: given name
journalismi {n} :: journalism
journalismikritiikki {n} :: critique or criticism of journalism
journalisti {n} :: journalist
journalistiikka {n} :: journalism
journalistinen {adj} :: journalistic
jousenjänne {n} :: bowstring
jousenkaari {n} :: bow (curved weapon used for shooting arrows)
jousenkaari {n} :: the bend of a bow
jousentuki {n} :: spring bushing
jousi {n} :: bow (weapon)
jousi {n} :: spring (mechanical device made of flexible material)
jousi {n} [music] :: bow (rod used for playing stringed instruments)
jousi {n} [musical instrument] :: musical bow
jousiäes {n} :: spring-tooth harrow
jousiammunta {n} :: archery
jousiampuja {n} :: archer, bowman
jousiampujatar {n} :: archeress
jousihaka {n} :: carabiner
jousikoneisto {n} :: spring mechanism, clockwork
jousikvartetti {n} [music] :: string quartet
jousikvartetto {n} [music] :: string quartet
jousikvintetti {n} [music] :: string quintet
jousikvintetto {n} [music] :: string quintet (composition)
jousimies {n} :: An archer, bowman
jousimies {n} [astrology] :: A person born in the sign of Sagittarius
Jousimies {prop} [constellation] :: Sagittarius
Jousimies {prop} [astrology] :: Sagittarius
-jousinen {adj} :: springed (equipped with a given type of springs)
jousiorkesteri {n} :: string orchestra
jousipatja {n} :: spring mattress
jousipyssy {n} :: bow (weapon)
jousisekstetto {n} [music] :: string sextet
jousisoitin {n} [musical instruments] :: string instrument
jousisoittaja {n} :: string instrument player
jousisokka {n} :: R-clip, R-pin, R-key, hairpin cotter pin, hairpin cotter, bridge pin, hitch pin, spring cotter pin (type of fastener made of a springy rod and shaped like the letter "R", commonly used to secure the ends of round shafts)
jousisokka {n} :: spring pin (mechanical fastener used to secure machine parts relative to each other through spring action)
jousisto {n} :: spring system, spring assembly
jousiteoria {n} :: synonym of säieteoria
jousitettu {adj} :: springed (equipped with springs)
jousitrio {n} :: spring trio
jousittaa {vt} :: To equip with springs
jousittaminen {n} :: equipping with springs
jousitus {n} :: suspension (system of springs, shock absorbers etc which absorbs the effects of the road to a vehicle and thus smoothens the ride)
jousitus {n} :: Any arrangement with similar effect
jousivaaka {n} :: spring balance, spring scale
jousivakio {n} :: spring constant
jousiyhtye {n} :: string ensemble
jouskari {n} [colloquial] :: bow (weapon)
joustaa {vt} :: to yield, bend
joustamaton {adj} :: inflexible
joustaminen {n} :: yielding, bending
joustava {adj} :: flexible, elastic
joustavasti {adv} :: flexibly, elastically
joustavoida {v} :: To make more flexible
joustavoittaa {vt} :: To make more flexible
joustavuus {n} :: flexibility (the quality of being flexible)
joustin {n} :: spring (mechanical device that absorbs shocks)
joustinneule {n} :: rib (raised ridge in knitted material or in cloth)
joustinneulos {n} :: ribbed knitted fabric
joustinpatja {n} :: spring mattress
jousto {n} :: flexibility, flex
jousto {n} [economics] :: elasticity
joustoaika {n} :: flexitime (in flexitime arrangement the hours during which the employees are free to arrive or leave)
joustofrotee {n} :: stretch terry cloth
joustokangas {n} :: flex fabric (any, often synthetic fibre functional fabric designed for high flexibility in addition to its main function)
joustokankainen {adj} :: made of elasticated or stretch fabric
joustolanka {n} :: stretch yarn
joustoliike {n} :: yielding, bending (such as when reacting to a bump)
joustomekanismi {n} :: flexibility mechanism
jousto-ommel {n} :: flexible stitch, flexible seam
joustopiikkiäes {n} [agriculture] :: spring-tooth harrow
joustopuskuri {n} :: flexible bumper
joustopuskuri {n} :: flexible buffer
joustotunti {n} :: flexible hour
joustotyö {n} :: flexible job, temporary job
joustovara {n} :: flexibility (flexible margin)
joutaa {vi} :: To make it (in time), arrive (in time), reach (in time) ((to/at/in) a place = allative or illative)
joutaa {vt} :: (+ infinitive) To have/find time (to do)
joutaa {vi} :: To be ready/fit (for a place (that is considered negative) = illative), ought to be (somewhere = illative)
joutaminen {n} :: making it or reaching in time
joutaminen {n} :: having or finding time to
joutaminen {n} :: being ready or fit, ought to be
joutava {adj} :: useless, unimportant
joutavanpäiväinen {adj} :: synonym of tyhjänpäiväinen
joutavuus {n} :: triviality, unimportance, uselessness
jouten {adv} :: idle, idly
joutenolo {n} :: idling, leisure, inactivity, doing nothing
joutessa {adv} :: alternative form of joutessaan
joutessaan {adv} :: while doing nothing else, idly
joutilainen {adj} [rare] :: synonym of joutilas
joutilaisuus {n} :: idleness
joutilas {adj} :: idle
jouto {n} [in compounds] :: free, waste, idle
joutoaika {n} :: leisure, spare time
joutohede {n} [botany] :: staminode
joutohetki {n} :: idle moment, free moment
joutokäynti {n} :: idling (of an engine: state of running at a slow speed, or out of gear)
joutomaa {n} :: fallow
joutomies {n} :: idler, nobody, loafer, good-for-nothing, idling man
joutonäyttö {n} [computing, rare] :: screensaver
joutopuhe {n} :: idle talk
joutoväki {n} :: idling people
Joutsa {prop} :: Joutsa (municipality)
joutsalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Joutsa
joutsalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Joutsa
joutsen {n} :: A swan (any bird in the genus Cygnus)
Joutsen {prop} :: surname
Joutsen {prop} [constellation] :: The constellation Cygnus, the Swan
joutsenenpoikanen {n} :: cygnet
joutsenlampi {n} :: swan lake
joutsenlaulu {n} :: swan song
joutsenlisko {n} :: plesiosaur
joutsenparvi {n} :: lamentation, group of swans
joutsi {n} [obsolete] :: synonym of joutsen
joutsi {n} [obsolete] :: synonym of jousi
joutua {vi} [_, + illative] :: to get (into a negative position or situation)
joutua {vi} [_, + illative] :: to end up in (involuntarily, in a place considered negative)
joutua {vi} [auxiliary, + active 3rd infinitive in illative] :: to be forced (to do something)
joutua {vi} [when commanding somebody] :: to hurry up
joutua jorpakkoon {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: To get lost
joutua kilometritehtaalle {idiom} :: lose one's job, get fired, get sacked
joutuin {adv} :: quickly
joutuisa {adj} :: quick, speedy, expeditious
joutuisasti {adv} :: quickly, speedily, expeditiously
joutuminen {n} :: ending up (in a bad situation)
joviaali {adj} :: jovial
joystick {n} [especially, gaming] :: synonym of sauvaohjain
jssak {pron} :: abbreviation of jossakin
jssk {pron} [nonstandard] :: alternative form of jssak
jstak {pron} :: abbreviation of jostakin
jstk {pron} [nonstandard] :: alternative form of jstak
jtak {pron} :: abbreviation of jotakin
jtkn {pron} :: sthg; acronym of jotakin
juanfernandesinmerikarhu {n} :: Juan Fernández fur seal, Arctocephalus philippii
juanfernandezinmerikarhu {n} :: alternative spelling of juanfernandesinmerikarhu
Juankoski {prop} :: Juankoski (former municipality/and/town), part of Kuopio since 2017
Juba {prop} :: Juba (capital city)
juche-aate {n} :: Juche (North Korea's state ideology)
judanssi {n} [slang] :: synonym of juttu
judata {v} [dialectal] :: to wander, travel
judata {v} [reindeer herding] :: to migrate or wander with one's reindeer as part of seasonal migration
judo {n} :: judo
judogi {n} :: synonym of judopuku (judogi)
judoka {n} :: judoka
judopuku {n} :: judogi (uniform for judo)
jugend {n} :: art nouveau (decorative style of art and architecture)
jugendtalo {n} :: art nouveau building (building decorated in art nouveau style)
jugendtyyli {n} :: synonym of jugend (decorative style of art and architecture)
jugendtyylinen {adj} :: art nouveau (of or pertaining to the art nouveau style of decoration)
jugoslaavi {n} :: synonym of jugoslavialainen (person)
Jugoslavia {prop} :: Yugoslavia (Former country in the Balkans)
jugoslavialainen {adj} :: Yugoslavian
jugoslavialainen {n} :: A Yugoslavian person
jugurtti {n} :: alternative form of jogurtti
Juha {prop} :: given name
Juha-Matti {prop} :: given name
Juhana {prop} :: given name
Juhani {prop} :: given name
juhannus {n} :: Midsummer Day, Saint John's Day
juhannusaatto {n} :: Midsummer Day eve
juhannusilta {n} :: The evening of the eve of the Midsummer Day
juhannusjuhla {n} :: Midsummer fest
juhannusjuusto {n} :: a sweet, red cheese served in whey, traditionally served in Midsummer
juhannuskoivu {n} :: A young birch tree, cut and used as decoration on and around the Midsummer Day
juhannuskokko {n} :: A bonfire traditionally burnt on the eve of the Midsummer Day, originally in order to drive away evil spirits
juhannuspäivä {n} :: Midsummer Day (in Finland, the Saturday falling in the range between June 20 and 26)
juhannuspyhä {n} [usually, in plural] :: midsummer holiday (the weekend of the Midsummer Day, a public holiday in Finland)
juhannusruis {n} :: A breed of rye, sown around the Midsummer Day; the first green growth is utilized as fodder in the fall and the grain is harvested the next year
juhannusruusu {n} :: A cultivar of the burnet rose, Rosa pimpinellifolia 'Plena'
juhannussalko {n} :: maypole
juhannustaika {n} [folklore] :: Any of the traditional magic rituals performed at the Midsummer Day night in order to bring forth a good future, to see one's future spouse etc
juhannustanssit {n} :: dance event held around Midsummer Day
juhannustuli {n} :: fire of a Midsummer bonfire
juhannusviikko {n} :: The week ending in the Midsummer Day (which, in Finland, is currently the Saturday that falls within 20th and 26th of June)
juhannusyö {n} :: midsummer night (night preceding the Midsummer Day)
Juha-Pekka {prop} :: given name
juhla {n} [often in plural] :: party, celebration (social gathering of usually invited guests for entertainment, fun and socializing)
juhla {n} [often in plural] :: feast (very large meal, often of ceremonial nature)
juhla {n} :: feast (religious anniversary)
juhla {n} :: celebration (act, process of showing appreciation, gratitude and/or remembrance, notably as a social event)
juhla {n} [in plural] :: festival, fest (event or community gathering which centers on some theme)
juhla {n} :: ceremony, occasion, function
juhla {n} :: fiesta
juhla {n} :: jubilee
juhla {n} :: carnival
juhla-asento {n} [euphemistic] :: erection (of a penis, state of being erect from engorgement with blood)
juhla-asu {n} :: formalwear
juhla-asuinen {adj} :: dressed up in formalwear
juhla-ateria {n} :: banquet
juhlaesitelmä {n} :: a formal or ceremonial presentation or lecture
juhlahetki {n} :: a moment of celebration, an occasion
juhlahumu {n} :: revelry, the overall mood and atmosphere of a party or celebration
juhlahuoneisto {n} :: banquet hall including smaller rooms
juhlaillallinen {n} :: banquet (formal and/or celebratory dinner)
juhlajulkaisu {n} :: commemorative publication or edition
juhlajumalanpalvelus {n} :: ceremonial (church) service
juhlakalu {n} [jocular] :: the person being celebrated or honored in a celebration, toast of the town
juhlakenkä {n} [usually in the plural] :: formal shoe, dress shoe
juhlakinkku {n} :: synonym of joulukinkku
juhlakirja {n} :: a book released in celebration of something, such as an anniversary
juhlakokous {n} :: anniversary meeting, celebration meeting
juhlakonsertti {n} :: celebratory concert, anniversary concert
juhlakulkue {n} :: procession, pageant, parade
juhlakunto {n} :: tip-top condition, condition appropriate for a celebration
juhlaliputettu {adj} :: celebrated by hoisting the flag
juhlaliputettu {adj} :: furnished with a celebratory flag or flags
juhlaliputus {n} :: hoisting the flag to celebrate an occasion, usually a holiday
juhlallinen {adj} :: solemn (deeply serious and sober)
juhlallinen {adj} :: solemn (somberly impressive)
juhlallinen {adj} :: solemn (performed with great ceremony)
juhlallinen {adj} :: ceremonial
juhlallinen {adj} :: formal (ceremonial)
juhlallinen {adj} :: festive
juhlallisesti {adv} :: ceremonially
juhlallisesti {adv} :: solemnly
juhlallisuus {n} :: solemnity (quality of being deeply serious and sober or solemn)
juhlallisuus {n} :: solemnity (instance or example of solemn behavior)
juhlallisuus {n} [in plural] :: solemnity (rite or ceremony performed with reverence)
juhlallisuus {n} [in plural] :: festivities
juhlaluento {n} :: a formal or ceremonial lecture
juhlamekko {n} :: A party dress (elegant dress designed to be worn in parties)
juhlamenot {n} :: ceremony, observance, ceremonial occasion
juhlamerkki {n} :: ceremonial badge
juhlamieli {n} :: holiday spirit or mood, festivity, elation
juhlamielinen {adj} :: being in holiday spirits or mood
juhlamusiikki {n} :: festive music (music played in and sometimes composed for a festive occasion)
juhlanäytäntö {n} :: commemorative performance (live show)
juhlanäyttely {n} :: jubilee expedition
juhlanumero {n} :: anniversary issue, special issue (of a publication)
juhlapaikanhakija {n} [derogatory, slang] :: immigrant or asylum seeker
juhlapaikka {n} :: party venue, celebration venue
juhlapäivä {n} :: holiday (A day on which a festival, religious event, or national celebration is traditionally observed.)
juhlapäivällinen {n} :: a banquet, a formal ceremonial dinner
juhlapalvelu {n} :: catering, banqueting (business of providing food and related services for special occasions)
juhlapostimerkki {n} :: commemorative postage stamp
juhlapuhe {n} :: oration (formal ceremonial speech)
juhlapuhuja {n} :: ceremonial speaker, guest speaker
juhlapuku {n} :: full dress, evening dress
juhlapuku {n} [military] :: mess kit, mess dress
juhlapukuinen {adj} :: appropriately dressed up for a formal (civilian) occasion
juhlapyhä {n} :: holiday, more specifically a day off due to a holiday
juhlaraha {n} :: commemorative coin
juhlasaatto {n} :: celebratory parade, most often one in which someone is carried
juhlasali {n} :: hall, banquet hall, assembly hall, function hall, reception hall, ballroom (large room for dancing, banquets, other festivities, or social occasions)
juhlatilaisuus {n} :: ceremony, occasion, gala
juhlatoimikunta {n} :: celebration committee
juhlatoitotus {n} :: synonym of fanfaari
juhlatuli {n} :: bonfire, ceremonial fire
juhlatunnelma {n} :: festive atmosphere, spirit or mood
juhlatuuli {n} :: party or celebratory mood
juhlava {adj} :: festive
juhlavaate {n} [chiefly in the plural] :: formal wear, formal clothing
juhlaväki {n} :: The guests or attendants of a party or ceremony collectively
juhlavalaistu {adj} :: lit up or illuminated to celebrate an occasion
juhlavalaistus {n} :: commemorative lighting, commemorative illumination
juhlavalmistelut {n} :: plans or preparations for a party or celebration
juhlavampi {adj} :: comparative of juhlava
juhlavasti {adv} :: festively, ceremonially
juhlavieras {n} :: honorary guest
juhlavieras {n} :: guest of a party
juhlaviikko {n} :: A week dedicated for celebration of some kind. English translation depends on the case: week of celebration, festival etc
juhlavuosi {n} :: year of celebration (year declared to be a special period of celebration, usually to commemorate a past important event)
juhlavuus {n} :: festivity, dignity, solemnity
juhlayleisö {n} :: the audience of a ceremony
juhlia {v} :: To celebrate
juhlia {v} :: To party
juhlija {n} :: partygoer, merrymaker, partyer, reveler, celebrator
juhliminen {n} :: celebrating
juhliminen {n} :: partying
juhlinta {n} :: celebration
juhlinta {n} :: partying
juhlistaa {vt} [_, + partitive] :: To solemnise/solemnize
Juho {prop} :: given name
Juhola {prop} :: surname
Juhola {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
juhta {n} :: beast of burden
juhtaeläin {n} :: beast of burden
juippi {n} :: punk (juvenile trouble-maker)
juju {n} [colloquial] :: catch, hitch, snag, kicker (problem or unexpected difficulty in a deal, negotiation or task)
juju {n} [colloquial] :: trick (effective, clever or quick way of doing something, the "secret")
ju-jutsu {n} :: alternative spelling of jujutsu
jujutsu {n} :: jujitsu (martial art originating from Japan)
jujuttaa {v} :: To dupe, cheat, trick
juka {n} [dialectal] :: waterfall
juka {n} [dialectal] :: small river
Jukatanin niemimaa {prop} :: The Yucatan Peninsula
jukataninpeurahiiri {n} :: Yucatan deer mouse, Peromyscus yucatanicus (species of rodent found in Mexico and Guatemala)
jukataninyörotta {n} :: Hatt's vesper rat, Otonyctomus hatti (species of rat endemic to Yucatán peninsula)
jukatek {n} :: Yucatec Maya (Mayan language)
jukeboksi {n} :: A jukebox (coin-operated machine that plays recorded music)
jukka {n} :: yucca (any of several evergreen plants of the genus Yucca)
Jukka {prop} :: given name
jukkapalmu {n} :: spineless yucca, giant yucca, Yucca elephantipes
Jukka-Pekka {prop} :: given name
jukkaturpiaali {n} :: Scott's oriole, Icteris parisorum
jukkayölisko {n} :: yucca night lizard, Xantusia vigilis vigilis (subspecies of the desert night lizard endemic to SW United States and Baja California)
juko {n} :: a rope used to draw a sledge or toboggan
jukolaut {interj} :: alternative form of jukolauta
jukolauta {interj} :: damn it, goddamn (mild expletive)
jukoliste {interj} :: damn it (mild expletive)
jukra {interj} :: gosh, gee
juksaaminen {n} [colloquial] :: pulling someone's leg
juksata {v} [colloquial] :: To pull someone's leg
juksata {v} :: To fish cod with a lure called juksa
juku {interj} :: gosh
jukuri {n} :: mule, bonehead (stubborn person)
jukuripää {n} :: synonym of jukuri
jukuripäinen {adj} :: boneheaded, stubborn
jukuripäisyys {n} :: boneheadedness, stubbornness
jukurtti {n} :: alternative form of jogurtti
Julia {prop} :: given name
Julia {prop} :: Juliet (lover of Romeo)
Juliaana {prop} :: given name
juliaaninen {adj} :: Julian
Juliana {prop} :: given name
julianankultamyyrä {n} :: Juliana's golden mole, Neamblysomus julianae (species of golden mole endemic to South Africa)
julistaa {vt} :: To proclaim, announce, declare, pronounce
julistaja {n} :: proclaimer
julistamaton {adj} :: undeclared
julistaminen {n} :: declaring, declaration
julistautua {v} :: to declare oneself, proclaim oneself
julistautuminen {n} :: declaring or proclaiming oneself
juliste {n} :: poster, placard
julistegraafikko {n} :: poster designer
julistekangas {n} :: A piece of fabric used to produce a commercial or political banner; fabric for banners
julistemainonta {n} :: poster advertising
julistenauha {n} :: A wide banderole e.g. for presenting slogans, demands etc. in a demonstartion
julistetaide {n} :: poster art
julistetaiteilija {n} :: poster artist
julistus {n} :: declaration, bill, decree
julistuskirja {n} [historical] :: manifest , manifesto (public declaration of principles, policies, or intentions, especially one given by ruler)
Julius {prop} :: given name
juljeta {vt} [literary, auxiliary + infinitive] :: to have the impudence/nerve to, dare to, can
julkaisematon {adj} :: unpublished
julkaiseminen {n} :: publishing
julkaisemisvuosi {n} :: release year, publication year
julkaisija {n} :: publisher (one who or that which publishes)
julkaista {vt} :: To publish
julkaisu {n} :: publication
julkaisu {n} [chiefly in compounds] :: publishing
julkaisuarkisto {n} :: publication archive, institutional repository
julkaisuerä {n} :: issue, batch
julkaisujärjestelmä {n} [computing] :: content management system
julkaisukanava {n} :: medium or channel of publication or release
julkaisukelpoinen {adj} :: publishable (satisfying the quality criteria for being published)
julkaisukielto {n} :: publishing ban
julkaisukunto {n} :: state of being ready for publishing
julkaisukynnys {n} :: publishing threshold
julkaisuluettelo {n} :: bibliography (list of books or documents relevant to a particular subject or author)
julkaisulupa {n} :: imprimatur (official license to publish)
julkaisumaksu {n} :: publication fee
julkaisuohjelma {n} [computing] :: desktop publishing software
julkaisuoikeus {n} [often, in plural] :: publishing rights
julkaisusarja {n} :: publication series, series of publications
julkaisutieto {n} [usually, in plural] :: publication reference, publishing information
julkaisutoiminta {n} :: publishing (industry, industrial activity)
julkaisuvaihto {n} :: exchange of publications (reciprocal exchange of publications between organizations such as governments, universities and libraries, usually without charge)
julkaisuvapaa {adj} :: publishable (free to be published; in the sense of not being confidential or under an embargo)
julkaisuvuosi {n} :: release year, publication year
julkea {adj} :: barefaced, impudent, blatant, arrogant
julkeasti {adv} :: impudently, blatantly, arrogantly
julkeus {n} :: impunity
julki {adv} :: public, known, to the daylight, to the open (ceasing to be secret, unknown or hidden)
julki {adv} [as a modifier] :: openly
julkiasu {n} :: appearance
julkihuuto {n} :: open outcry (trading method)
julkijumalaton {adj} :: blasphemous (openly and unashamedly godless)
julkikuva {n} :: public image, face
julkilausua {v} [uncommon] :: to state, give a statement
julkilausuma {n} :: communiqué, declaration, proclamation (official statement given out from a congress, meeting etc.)
julkilausumaton {adj} :: unspoken
julkilausumaton {adj} :: unexpressed
julkimo {n} [colloquial] :: celebrity, celeb, star
julkinen {adj} :: public
julkinen {adj} :: unclassified (not secret)
julkinen avain {n} [cryptography] :: public key
julkinen edunvalvoja {n} [legal] :: public trustee
julkinen hyödyke {n} :: public good (good that is non-rivalrous and non-excludable)
julkinen liikenne {n} :: public transport, public transit
julkinen oikeusavustaja {n} [law] :: public defender (attorney appointed to represent people who cannot afford to hire one)
julkinen omaisuus {n} :: public property
julkinen osakeyhtiö {n} [business] :: public limited company (publicly traded limited liability company)
julkinen sektori {n} :: public sector
julkinen sektori {n} :: civil service
julkipanna {v} :: To announce (e.g. a public notice)
julkipano {n} :: announcement, especially an official one
julkipuhunta {n} [dated] :: public speaking
julkisesti {adv} :: publicly, in public
julkishallinnollinen {adj} :: of or pertaining to public administration
julkishallinto {n} :: public administration (implementation of public policy by governmental bodies; the administration of governmental functions)
julkishyödyke {n} [economics] :: public good
julkisivu {n} :: facade, façade
julkisivuelementti {n} :: facade element
julkisivulautakunta {n} :: facades committee (municipal board that advises and regulates the property owners on architectural aspects of construction and maintenance of buildings)
julkisivupiirustus {n} :: facade plan
julkisivutiili {n} :: facade brick (high-quality brick intended for facades)
julkisohjelma {n} :: public domain program
julkisoikeudellinen {adj} :: governed by public law, public sector
julkisoikeus {n} [law] :: public law
julkisrauha {n} [legal] :: A legal doctrine similar to kotirauha (domestic privacy) protecting other premises than homes from unlawful entry; no English translation exists, but the tort against the doctrine, julkisrauhan rikkominen, has been named "invasion of public premises" in English
julkissektori {n} :: public sector
julkistaa {v} :: to publish, announce (to make public)
julkistalous {n} :: public finance (field of study)
julkistalous {n} :: public finances
julkistaminen {n} :: unveiling, publication, disclosure
julkistamistilaisuus {n} :: launch, launching (event at which something, such as a new book, report or product is introduced to the public and/or press)
julkistus {n} [marketing] :: announcement
julkisuus {n} :: publicity
julkisuus {n} :: publicness
julkisuuskuva {n} :: public image (characteristic as perceived by others)
julkisuuslaki {n} :: "Openness Act"; short for Laki viranomaisten toiminnan julkisuudesta ("Act on the Openness of Government Activities"), which states that official documents shall be in the public domain, unless specifically provided otherwise in the legislation
julkisuusmylly {n} :: publicity mill
julkisuusperiaate {n} :: principle of public access
julkisuustemppu {n} :: publicity stunt (staged marketing event staged used to garner publicity)
julkisyhteisö {n} :: public entity (organization governed by public law)
julkitulo {n} :: disclosure (becoming public)
julkituoda {v} :: synonym of lausua
julkkis {n} [colloquial] :: celebrity, public figure
julkkisviihde {n} :: celebrity entertainment
julkku {n} [colloquial] :: celebrity
julli {n} :: An oaf (person or similar animal)
jullikka {n} :: alternative form of julli
julma {adj} :: cruel, ferocious
julmasti {adv} :: cruelly
julmeta {v} :: to become more cruel
julmettu {adj} [colloquial] :: damn, filthy (intensifier)
julmetusti {adv} [colloquial] :: damn (intensifier)
julmin {adj} :: superlative of julma
julmistella {vi} :: To show one's anger at somebody
julmistua {vi} :: To become infuriated
julmuri {n} :: brute (person who behaves in a cruel or merciless manner)
julmuus {n} :: cruelty, brutality, atrocity
jumala {n} :: god
jumala {n} :: deity, god
Jumala {prop} [Abrahamic religions] :: God
jumalaapelkäävä {adj} :: god-fearing
Jumala auttaa niitä, jotka auttavat itseään {proverb} :: heaven helps those who help themselves
jumalainen {adj} :: divine, godly (gloriously good)
jumalaisesti {adv} :: divinely, godly
jumalaistaru {n} :: myth (sacred narrative regarding a god, a hero, the origin of the world or of a people, etc.)
jumalaistarusto {n} :: mythology (collection of myths of a people, concerning the origin of the deities, heroes, ancestors and history)
jumalakäsitys {n} :: synonym of jumalakuva
jumalakeskeinen {adj} :: God-centered (of or pertaining to a worldview that revolves around God)
jumalakuva {n} :: idea of God (the properties believed to belong to the God)
jumalallinen {adj} :: godly (of or pertaining to a god or God)
jumalallisesti {adv} :: divinely
jumalanäiti {n} [Christianity] :: Mother of God (Virgin Mary)
Jumalan armosta {phrase} :: by the grace of God, Dei gratia
jumalanilma {n} :: very bad weather, especially a thunderstorm
Jumalan Karitsa {prop} :: Agnus Dei, Paschal Lamb (Jesus Christ)
Jumalan Karitsa {prop} [heraldry] :: Agnus Dei, Paschal Lamb
Jumalan Karitsa {prop} :: Agnus Dei (model or picture of a lamb with a cross)
Jumalan Karitsa {prop} :: Agnus Dei (part of a Christian mass, or a music set to the text)
jumalankieltäjä {n} :: atheist
jumalankieltäminen {n} :: synonym of ateismi
Jumalan kiitos {phrase} :: thank God
jumalankuva {n} :: idol (picture or other physical representation of a god)
jumalanluoma {n} :: creature (something created by God; derogatory if said of a human)
jumalanmurha {n} :: deicide
jumalanpalvelus {n} [religion] :: service, divine service, worship
jumalanpalvelusjärjestys {n} [Christianity] :: liturgical rite
jumalanpelko {n} :: The fear of God
jumalanpilkka {n} :: blasphemy
Jumalan Poika {prop} :: Son of God
jumalansana {n} [Christianity] :: Word (word of God; Bible)
Jumalan selän takana {phrase} [colloquial, idiom] :: in the middle of nowhere, in a godforsaken place
jumalanvilja {n} :: nourishment, daily bread
jumalasuhde {n} [religion] :: relationship with God
jumalatar {n} :: goddess
jumalatodistus {n} [theology] :: argument for the existence of God
jumalaton {adj} :: godless, impious
jumalattomasti {adv} :: godlessly, impiously
jumalattomuus {n} :: godlessness
jumalaut {interj} :: alternative form of jumalauta
jumalauta {interj} [somewhat vulgar] :: goddammit/goddamnit
jumalinen {adj} :: godly (devoted to a god or God)
jumalisesti {adv} :: godly (in a way that is devoted to a god or God)
jumaliste {interj} :: synonym of jumalauta
jumalisuus {n} :: godliness
jumaloida {vt} :: to worship, idolize (to worship as an idol; to adore excessively)
jumalointi {n} :: worship (voluntary, utter submission; ardent love)
jumalolento {n} :: deity
jumaltenpuu {n} :: tree of heaven, Ailanthus altissima
jumaltenpuu {n} :: ailanthus (any of several deciduous Asiatic trees of the genus Ailanthus)
jumalusko {n} :: deism
jumaluus {n} :: deity
jumaluus {n} :: divinity
jumaluuskompleksi {n} [psychology] :: God complex
jumaluusopillinen {adj} :: theological, theologic
jumaluusoppi {n} :: theology, divinity (study of religion or religions)
jumaluusoppinut {n} [archaic] :: synonym of teologi
jumankauta {interj} :: goddammit
jumbo {n} [colloquial] :: last, last one, especially in a competition
jumbo {n} :: jumbo jet
jumbo {n} :: short for porausjumbo [drilling jumbo]
jumbo {n} [as modifier] :: very large
jumbofinaali {n} :: A game played between the two worst performing teams in a tournament
jumbojetti {n} :: jumbo jet (B-747)
jumbojetti {n} [colloquial, by extension] :: widebodied aircraft
jumbokoko {n} :: jumbo size
jumbosija {n} [colloquial] :: cellar, wooden spoon (last place in a competition)
jumi {n} :: wood borer, woodworm (any of several insects and their larvae in the family Anobiidae)
jumi {n} :: The state of being stuck
jumiin {adv} :: jäädä jumiin: to get stuck
jumiintua {v} :: alternative form of jumiutua
jumissa {adv} :: stuck
jumittaa {v} :: alternative form of jumiuttaa
jumittaminen {n} :: jamming, blocking, making something stuck
jumittua {v} :: to get stuck
jumittua {v} [computing] :: to hang, to freeze
jumittuminen {n} :: getting stuck
jumiuttaa {vt} :: To jam, block, to make something to stuck
jumiutua {vi} :: To jam, to become stuck, to freeze up, to freeze
jumpata {v} [gymnastics, colloquial] :: To exercise
jumppa {n} [colloquial] :: gymnastics
jumppapallo {n} :: exercise ball
jumppavideo {n} :: workout video (a video depicting or instructing in physical exercise)
jumpperi {n} :: jumper (sweater)
jumpperi {n} [electronics, colloquial] :: jumper
jumpru {n} [historical] :: an old measure of volume equal to 0.082 liters, used in Sweden and Finland before adoption of metric system
jumpru {n} [nautical] :: deadeye
jumputtaa {v} :: To pound, bang (to strike repeatedly)
jumputtaminen {n} :: pounding, banging
jumputus {n} :: A thumping; a dull, continuous noise, like e.g. the rhythm of rock or similar music heard from distance, or through a wall
juna {n} :: train (railroad train)
juna-asema {n} [colloquial] :: train station, railway station
junaemäntä {n} :: train hostess
junahenkilöstö {n} :: train personnel
junaileminen {n} [colloquial] :: arranging, fixing up, engineering
junailija {n} [rail transport] :: conductor
junailija {n} :: organizer
junailla {v} [colloquial] :: to arrange, to fix up (to provide someone with something)
junailla {v} [colloquial] :: to engineer (to plan or achieve some goal by contrivance or guile)
junailla {v} [dated] :: to operate a train or a railway
junalaituri {n} :: train platform
junalautta {n} :: train ferry
junaliikenne {n} :: rail traffic
junalippu {n} :: train ticket
junamatka {n} :: train trip
junamatkailu {n} :: rail tourism
junamies {n} :: rail yard worker
junanlähettäjä {n} :: train dispatcher [US], signalman [UK]
junanraide {n} :: train track, train rail
junanrata {n} :: railway
junansuorittaja {n} [nonstandard] :: alternative form of junasuorittaja
junanvaihto {n} :: change of train, train changeover
junanvaunu {n} :: railroad car
junaonnettomuus {n} :: train accident
junarata {n} :: railway, railroad track (track)
junasuorittaja {n} [dated] :: synonym of junanlähettäjä
junaturma {n} :: train accident, especially one with casualties
junavaunu {n} :: railroad car, carriage
junaverkosto {n} :: train network
junavuoro {n} :: train connection
junayhteys {n} :: train connection
jungilaisuus {n} [psychology] :: Jungianism
jungmanni {n} [nautical, dated] :: ship-boy (boy who served on a ship in order to learn seamanship)
juniori {n} [colloquial] :: junior
juniorijoukkue {n} [sports] :: junior team
junioritoiminta {n} [sports] :: junior program
junioriurheilu {n} [sports] :: junior sports
junki {n} :: a traditional Ostrobothnian small knife
junkka {n} [colloquial] :: jungle (style of electronic music)
junkkari {n} [historical] :: synonym of upseerikokelas
junkkari {n} :: punk, rascal (young man who causes trouble)
junkkeri {n} [historical] :: young nobleman
junkkeri {n} [historical, pejorative] :: junker (member of the aristocratic party in Prussia)
junktuuri {n} [phonology] :: juncture
junnata {v} :: to do something slowly and cumbersomely without progress, a back-and-forth sense
Junnila {prop} :: surname
junnu {n} [colloquial] :: junior, youth (especially in sport)
juntata {v} :: to ram (pound something hard, especially driving it into something)
juntata {v} :: to rig (of a meeting, to arrange in advance that one's proposals get approved)
juntta {n} :: pile driver, ram
juntta {n} :: junta
junttaaminen {n} :: ramming (pounding something hard)
junttaaminen {n} :: rigging (arranging in advance for a meeting)
junttapulla {n} [baked goods] :: A large, braided loaf of pulla (cardamom bread)
junttaus {n} :: ramming (pounding something hard, especially driving it into something)
junttaus {n} :: rigging (of a meeting, arranging in advance that one's proposals get approved)
juntti {adj} [colloquial, primarily derogatory] :: rednecky, hillbillylike, hickish, as attribute also "redneck", "hillbilly", "hick"
juntti {n} [colloquial, primarily derogatory] :: redneck, hillbilly, hick, yokel (unsophisticated person)
Junttila {prop} :: surname
Junttila {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
junttimainen {adj} [derogatory] :: synonym of juntti (rednecky, hillbillylike, hickish)
junttimaisesti {adv} [derogatory] :: in a redneck manner, redneckily
junttimaisuus {n} :: redneckism
junttura {n} :: bonehead (stubborn person or beast)
junttura {n} :: mule (stubborn person)
juntturaan {adv} :: jammed, to a dead end (to this state)
juntturassa {adv} :: jammed, in a dead end (in this state)
Juntunen {prop} :: surname
juoda {vt} :: to drink
juoda päänsä täyteen {v} :: to get drunk
juoda pohjat {v} :: to take a few drinks at home before going to a bar, presumably to save some money
juoda suruun {v} [idiomatic] :: to drown one's sorrows
juohea {adj} :: alternative form of juoheva
juoheasti {adv} :: synonym of juohevasti
juoheus {n} :: synonym of juohevuus
juoheva {adj} :: smooth, jovial, relaxed
juohevasti {adv} :: smoothly (without difficulty)
juohevuus {n} :: smoothness, joviality
juohtua {v} :: To come up, arise
juokseminen {n} :: running
juoksennella {vi} :: to run about, run around (to run hither and tither)
juoksenteleminen {n} :: running about
juoksentelu {n} :: running around (act of running around, hither an tither)
juoksete {n} [dairy] :: rennet
juoksettaa {vt} [dairy] :: To curdle (to cause to form curds)
juoksettua {v} [dairy] :: to curdle (to form curds)
juoksettuminen {n} [dairy] :: curdling
juokseva {adj} :: running
juokseva {adj} :: flowable (of liquids and powders, able to flow)
juokseva {adj} [not comparable] :: current (generally accepted, used, practiced, or prevalent at the moment)
juokseva {adj} :: sequential, consecutive (such as of numbers)
juoksevasti {adv} :: sequentially, consecutively
juoksevuus {n} :: flowability
juoksiainen {n} [rare] :: synonym of delfiini
juoksiainen {n} :: centipede or symphylan
juoksija {n} :: runner
juoksija {n} [baseball, pesäpallo] :: baserunner, runner
juoksijahevonen {n} :: synonym of ravihevonen
juoksu {n} :: run (act of running)
juoksu {n} :: run (pace faster than a walk)
juoksu {n} [athletics] :: running (activity of running as a form of exercise or as a sport)
juoksu {n} [construction] :: plate, wall plate (piece of timber laid horizontally in or on a wall as a support for a girder, rafter, or joist)
juoksu {n} [baseball, pesäpallo, cricket] :: run
juoksu {n} :: stream
juoksuaika {n} :: Dog's heat
juoksuaskel {n} :: running step
juoksuhämähäkki {n} :: wolf spider (spider of the family Lycosidae, which don't weave nets but catch their prey by other means, e.g. running)
juoksuhauta {n} :: trench
juoksuhiekka {n} :: quicksand
-juoksuinen {adj} :: -running (running in some specified way)
juoksujalka {n} [anatomy] :: cursorial leg (leg adapted for running, as e.g. the hind legs of a cockroach)
juoksujalkaa {adv} :: running
juoksujalkainen {n} :: A centipede
juoksukäki {n} :: roadrunner (bird of the genus Geococcyx)
juoksukilpailu {n} [sports] :: running race
juoksuköysi {n} [navigation] :: running rope (rope that belongs to the running rigging)
juoksulaji {n} [sports] :: running event
juoksulanka {n} :: synonym of juoksuvaijeri
juoksulankku {n} [construction] :: A plank used as working platform on scaffolding
juoksuleikki {n} :: running game (children's game in which running is an essential element, such as tag)
juoksulenkki {n} [exercising] :: run, running (act of going for a run for exercise)
juoksulimitys {n} [masonry] :: stretcher bond
juoksulista {n} :: runner (strip on which a drawer is opened and closed)
juoksumatto {n} :: treadmill (indoor sport equipment)
juoksumetri {n} :: running meter (length of one meter of a product that is sold by meter, such as fabric or board)
juoksunumero {n} :: running number (sequential number assigned to an item in order to keep track of it and other similar items)
juoksupoika {n} :: runner, errand boy
juoksupyörä {n} :: impeller (pump or turbine part)
juoksupyörä {n} :: running wheel (wheel inside which an animal may run, such as used e.g. in hamsters' cages)
juoksurata {n} [athletics] :: running track
juoksurattaat {n} :: jogging stroller (baby stroller that allows the pusher to jog or run for exercise)
juoksusilmukka {n} :: noose
juoksusolmu {n} :: synonym of vetosolmu
juoksutarha {n} :: running yard (yard where dogs, horses etc. may run freely)
juoksute {n} :: synonym of juoksete
juoksutella {v} :: Frequentative aspect of the verb juoksuttaa (all senses)
juoksutiili {n} [masonry] :: stretcher (brick laid with the longest side exposed)
juoksutin {n} :: synonym of juoksute
juoksutinjuusto {n} :: homemade cheese curdled from whole milk
juoksuttaa {vt} :: to run, make run (to cause to move quickly)
juoksuttaa {vt} :: to run, draw (to make a liquid flow)
juoksuttaa {vt} [music] :: to practice singing or playing an instrument by producing a quick succession of rising or descending notes; to play or sing a piece with such succession
juoksuttaa {vt} :: to longe [US], lunge [UK] (to work a horse in a circle at the end of a long line or rope)
juoksuttaa {vt} [dated, dairy] :: to curdle (to cause to form curds)
juoksuttaminen {n} :: making someone or something run
juoksuttaminen {n} :: running, drawing (of liquid)
juoksutulos {n} [sports] :: running result
juoksutunti {n} [school] :: synonym of hyppytunti
juoksutus {n} :: action of making someone or something run
juoksutus {n} :: running, drawing (making a liquid flow)
juoksutusliina {n} [horsemanship] :: lunge line
juoksutusmaha {n} [anatomy] :: abomasum
juoksutusriimu {n} [horsemanship] :: longeing cavesson [US], lungeing cavesson [UK]
juoksutyttö {n} :: errand girl
juoksutyyli {n} [sports] :: running style
juoksuvaijeri {n} :: running wire, running leash (leash that allows a dog to move freely within a designated area; typically built so that a long wire is tensioned between two points and the dog is coupled to the wire with a shorter leash)
juoksuvaunu {n} :: runner of a sliding door
juoksuvaunut {n} :: synonym of juoksurattaat
juolahtaa {v} :: Normally with mieleen (to the mind), to occur (to come or be presented to the mind), see juolahtaa mieleen
juolahtaa mieleen {v} :: to come to mind, spring to mind, cross one's mind, occur (to come or be presented to the mind)
juolasara {n} :: Carex nigra subsp. nigra
juolavehnä {n} :: couch grass, Elymus repens
juolua {n} :: oxbow lake
juolukka {n} :: A bog bilberry, Vaccinium uliginosum
juolukkasinisiipi {n} :: cranberry blue, Plebejus optilete
juoma {n} :: drink
juoma {n} :: beverage
juoma-allas {n} :: drinking fountain (device consisting of a drinking water tap and a basin for eventual splashes)
juoma-astia {n} :: drinking vessel
juoma-automaatti {n} :: a soda fountain
juoma-automaatti {n} :: a vending machine that only sells drinks
juoma-automaatti {n} :: a waterer (device from which livestock, poultry, or pets may drink)
juomahimo {n} :: potomania, dipsomania
juomakausi {n} :: drinking bout
juomakelvoton {adj} :: undrinkable, impotable
juomakierre {n} :: drinking spiral
juomakulttuuri {n} :: drinking culture
juomakuppi {n} :: drinking cup, drinking-cup (cup for drinking)
juomakuppi {n} :: drinking bowl (drinking vessel for pets)
juomalaite {n} :: drinking fountain
juomalasi {n} :: tumbler, drinking glass, glass
juomalasillinen {n} :: glassful
juomalaulu {n} :: drinking song
juomalista {n} :: drinks menu
juomamalja {n} :: synonym of malja
juomanippa {n} :: nipple drinker (device to give water to poultry)
juomanlaskija {n} :: cupbearer
juomapilli {n} :: drinking straw
juomapullo {n} :: flask, drinking bottle
juomaraha {n} :: tip, gratuity
juomari {n} :: drinker
juomasarvi {n} :: drinking horn
juomasekoitus {n} :: cocktail (mixed drink)
juomaseura {n} :: drinking company
juomasuihku {n} :: synonym of juoma-allas
juomatapa {n} [chiefly in the plural] :: drinking habits
juomatauko {n} :: water break (rest period during the business day or in sports)
juomateollisuus {n} :: drink industry
juomauhri {n} :: libation (act of pouring a liquid or liquor, either on the ground or on a victim in sacrifice)
juomauhri {n} :: libation (liquid thus poured out)
juomavesi {n} :: drinking water
juomavesisäiliö {n} :: drinking water tank
juominen {n} :: drinking
juomingit {n} :: bacchanal, drinking party, carousal (party in which significant amount of alcohol is consumed)
juomu {n} :: furrow, line
juomu {n} :: stripe, streak
juomuinen {adj} :: wrinkled, furrowed
juomuinen {adj} :: striped
juomukondomi {n} :: ribbed condom
juonellinen {adj} :: of or pertaining to the plot of a book, play etc
juonellisesti {adv} :: As far as the plot is concerned; said of a book, movie, play etc
juoni {n} :: plot, design
juoni {n} :: scheme, conspiracy
juoni {n} :: storyline, plot
juoni {n} [geology] :: vein
juonia {vi} :: to scheme, plot
juonikas {adj} :: sly, cunning, wily, crafty, deceitful
juonikivilaji {n} :: type of subvolcanic rock
juonikkaasti {adv} :: cunningly, in a sly way, craftily
juonikkuus {n} :: wiliness, shrewdness (deceitful cleverness)
juonimalmi {n} :: venous ore
juoninäytelmä {n} :: plotted play
juonipaljastus {n} :: spoiler
juoniseloste {n} :: plot description
juonitella {v} :: To conspire
juonittelija {n} :: schemer, plotter
juonittelu {n} :: scheming
juonne {n} :: A vein (stripe or streak of different color or composition in a material)
juontaa {v} :: to host, to compere, present [British] (to act as a host or MC in a television sitcom or other type of show)
juontaa {v} :: used in the expression juontaa juurensa
juontaa {v} [forestry] :: to skid (to drag logs from the forest)
juontaja {n} :: compere, presenter [UK]; host, anchorman, master of ceremonies [US]; speaker (someone who conducts a programme of varied entertainment, for example by introducing performers to the audience)
juontajapari {n} :: cohost
juontajapari {n} :: host pair, pair of hosts
juontaminen {n} :: hosting, compering, presenting
juonteikas {adj} :: wrinkled (face)
juonti {n} :: drinking
juonto {n} [forestry] :: skidding (act of pulling cut trees out of a forest)
juonto {n} :: synonym of spiikki
juontoreki {n} [forestry] :: skidding sled (sled used in skidding)
juontosakset {n} [forestry] :: skidding tongs (scissor-like tool for dragging logs; similar to logging tongs but of a slightly different design due to different use)
juontovintturi {n} [forestry] :: skidding winch (winch used to drag logs from forest to road or river)
juontua {vi} :: to come from, derive from
juopa {n} [figuratively] :: gulf, gap
juoponnapissa {adv} :: wrong buttoned, uneven (buttoned up with buttons in wrong buttonholes)
juoponnappiin {adv} :: wrong buttoned, uneven (buttoned up with buttons in wrong buttonholes; used of ending up with this situation)
juopotella {vi} :: to tipple (to drink too much alcohol)
juopotteleminen {n} :: tippling (drinking too much alcohol)
juopottelu {n} :: drinking, tippling, drinking spree (act or session of drinking alcohol)
juoppo {n} :: A drunkard
juoppohullu {n} :: One suffering of delirium tremens
juoppohulluus {n} [colloquial] :: delirium tremens
juoppojuna {n} :: drunk train (last train at the end of the day, supposedly favored by drunkards)
juoppokuski {n} [colloquial] :: Designated driver
juoppolalli {n} [pejorative] :: sot (drunkard)
juopponyrkkeily {n} [rare] :: Drunken Fist (martial art)
juoppoputka {n} [colloquial] :: drunk tank
juopporatti {n} [pejorative] :: sot (drunkard)
juopporenttu {n} [pejorative] :: sot (drunkard)
juopporetku {n} [pejorative] :: sot (drunkard)
juoppous {n} :: addiction to alcohol, dipsomania
juopua {vi} :: to get drunk, become intoxicated
juopuminen {n} :: getting drunk
juopumus {n} :: intoxication (state of being under the influence of alcohol)
juopumuspidätys {n} :: arrest for drunkenness
juopumussakko {n} :: fine for drunkenness, fine for intoxication, fine for public intoxication
juopunut {adj} :: drunk, drunken
juoru {n} :: gossip
juoru {n} :: spiderwort, a plant in the genus Tradescantia
juoruaja {n} :: gossiper
juoruakka {n} :: blabbermouth, blab, babbler, gossiper, gossip
juoruaminen {n} :: gossiping
juoruämmä {n} :: blabbermouth, blab, babbler, gossiper, gossip, gossipmonger
juoruämmä {n} :: Chinese whispers, broken telephone, operator, telephone (game)
juoruilija {n} :: blabbermouth, blab, babbler, gossiper, gossip
juoruilla {v} :: to gossip
juoruilu {n} :: gossiping
juorukalenteri {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of verokalenteri
juorukello {n} :: telltale, tattler (one who divulges private information)
juorukello {n} :: blabbermouth, blab, babbler, gossiper, gossip (one who likes to talk about someone else’s private or personal business)
juorukki {n} [plant] :: wandering Jew (Tradescantia zebrina)
juorukompassi {n} [nautical] :: telltale compass
juorulehti {n} :: gossip paper (type of newspaper or magazine)
juorupalsta {n} :: gossip column
juoruta {v} :: To gossip
juorutoimittaja {n} :: gossip reporter
juosta {vi} :: to run
juosta {vi} :: to flow (of water, time)
juosta pakoon {vi} :: to run away
juoste {n} [anatomy] :: tract (nerve structure)
juosten kustu {adj} [vulgar] :: jerry-built, half-assed, shoddy (badly made, of incompetent work)
juostenkustu {adj} :: alternative form of juosten kustu
juotava {n} :: drink, beverage (any drinkable liquid)
juotava {adj} :: drinkable, potable
juote {n} :: solder
juotemetalli {n} :: solder metal, solder (metal used for soldering, usually as an ingredient in an alloy, or the alloy)
juotikas {n} :: A leech
juotin {n} :: A soldering iron
juotos {n} :: solder
juotoskolvi {n} :: soldering iron
juotoslaasti {n} :: grout
juotospasta {n} :: solder paste, soldering paste
juotossauma {n} :: solder seam
juotostina {n} :: solder (any of various alloys that are used to join small pieces of metal together)
juotosvasara {n} :: soldering hammer (soldering iron with a hammer-shaped soldering head)
juottaa {vt} :: to give someone something to drink; to water (an animal); to make someone drink, to be pushy in offering something to drink, (often) to get drunk
juottaa {v} :: to use milk to fatten, to feed young animals meant for slaughter
juottaa {vt} :: to solder
juottaminen {n} :: giving drink, making drink
juottaminen {n} :: soldering (method of joining two metallic surfaces)
juotto {n} :: giving drink
juotto {n} :: soldering
juottoallas {n} :: drinking trough, drinking basin
juottokolvi {n} :: synonym of juotoskolvi
juottokuppi {n} :: synonym of juomakuppi
juottola {n} [disrespectful] :: drinking hole, watering hole
juottorehu {n} :: milk replacer
juottotina {n} :: synonym of juotostina
juottovasara {n} :: synonym of kolvi
juottovasikka {n} :: vealer (calf intended for slaughter to produce veal)
juova {n} :: stripe, streak
juova {n} :: scan line, line
juova {adj} :: drinking, one who drinks
juovadelfiini {n} :: Pacific white-sided dolphin, Lagenorhynchus obliquidens
juovagnu {n} :: black wildebeest (Connochaetes gnou)
juovaharjasiili {n} [rare] :: synonym of juovatanrekki
juovahernekärsäkäs {n} :: striped bean weevil, pea leaf weevil, Sitona lineatus (pest of peas, clovers, and other legumes)
juovahyeena {n} :: striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena)
juovaimubarbi {n} :: Cambodian logsucker, Garra cambodgiensis (species of ray-finned fish in the genus Garra found in Southeast Asia; popular as aquarium fish)
juovainen {adj} :: striped
juovakääpiöahven {n} :: three-striped Apisto, Apistogramma trifasciata (species of perciform fish in the family Cichlidae found in South America; popular as aquarium fish)
juovakenguru {n} :: banded hare-wallaby, Lagostrophus fasciatus
juovakirppa {n} :: A flea beetle of the genus Phyllotreta
juovakoodi {n} [dated] :: barcode
juovakuonopussimäyrä {n} :: striped bandicoot, Microperoryctes longicauda
juovamaaorava {n} :: eastern chipmunk, Tamias striatus
juovamangusti {n} :: broad-striped mongoose, Galidictis fasciata
juovamuuntaja {n} [electronics] :: flyback transformer
juovaniskamangusti {n} :: striped-necked mongoose, Herpestes vitticollis
juovanuolimonni {n} :: Otocinclus vittatus (species of siluriform fish in the family Loricariidae found in South America; popular as aquarium fish)
juovaokamonni {n} :: Raphael catfish, Platydoras costatus (species of siluriform fish in the family Doradidae found in Suriname and French Guiana; popular as aquarium fish)
juovapääsirkku {n} :: white-crowned sparrow, Zonotrichia leucophrys (species of passerine bird native to North America)
juovasakaali {n} :: side-striped jackal (Canis adustus)
juovaselkäkärppä {n} :: back-striped weasel, Mustela strigidorsa
juovaspektri {n} [physics, astronomy] :: band spectrum
juovasukeltaja-antilooppi {n} :: Zebra duiker, Cephalophus zebra (species of duiker antelope found primarily in Liberia)
juovasureli {n} :: mitred leaf monkey, Presbytis melalophos
juovatanrekki {n} :: streaked tenrec, Hemicentetes semispinosus
juovatupaija {n} :: striped tree shrew, Tupaia dorsalis
juovavaanija {n} :: striped panchax (Aplocheilus lineatus)
juovikas {adj} :: streaked
juovittaa {vt} :: To stripe
juovittaminen {n} :: striping
juovitus {n} :: striping, streaking (pattern of stripes or streaks)
juovukka {n} :: alternative form of juolukka
juovukkeeseen {adv} :: synonym of humalaan
juovukkeessa {adv} :: synonym of humalassa
juovuksiin {adv} :: drunk (to the state of drunkenness)
juovuksissa {adv} :: drunk, intoxicated, under the influence, wasted (in the state of drunkenness)
juovuspäissä {adv} :: synonym of humalassa
juovuspäissään {adv} :: synonym of humalassa
juovuttaa {v} :: To intoxicate, especially with alcohol
juovuttaminen {n} :: intoxicating (making someone intoxicated)
jupakka {n} :: altercation (controversy; wrangle; wordy contest)
jupina {n} :: mumble, grumbling
jupista {vi} :: To grouse, grumble
Jupiter {prop} :: Jupiter (planet)
Jupiter {prop} :: Jupiter (Roman god)
juppi {n} :: yuppie
juppikulttuuri {n} :: yuppie culture
juppius {n} :: yuppieness, the state of being a yuppie
juppiutua {vi} [colloquial] :: To become yuppie-like
jurakausi {n} :: Jurassic period
jurakautinen {adj} :: Jurassic
jurakerrostuma {n} :: Jurassic layer (layer of sediment originating from the Jurassic period)
jurakki {n} :: The Nenets language
jurakkisamojedi {n} :: The Nenets language
juratsi {n} :: Yurats (extinct Samoyedic language)
Juri {prop} :: A transliteration of the Russian male given name Ю́рий (George)
juridiikka {n} :: jurisprudence, law
juridinen {adj} :: juridical
juridisesti {adv} :: juridically
jurista {vi} :: to make a low-pitched repetitive sound
jurista {vi} :: to drivel, to babble
juristeria {n} :: legalese (legal jargon, especially when used to confuse laypeople)
juristeria {n} :: juridical pedantry
juristi {n} :: A jurist [expert in law]
jurnuttaa {v} :: synonym of purnata
jurnuttaa {v} :: synonym of murjottaa
jurnuttaa {v} :: synonym of harmittaa
jurnuttaa {v} :: to repeat a short action, usually with an accompanying sound, being or as if being stuck; often with paikallaan to emphasize the lack of movement or progress
jurnuttaminen {n} :: synonym of purnaaminen
jurnuttaminen {n} :: synonym of murjottaminen
jurnuttaminen {n} :: synonym of harmittaminen
jurnutus {n} :: grumbling
jurnutus {n} :: sulking
juro {adj} :: sullen, sulky
juroa {v} [rare, archaic] :: alternative form of jurottaa
jurosti {adv} :: sullenly, sulkily
jurottaa {v} :: to sulk
jurous {n} :: sulkiness
juroutua {vi} :: to become sullen
jurppia {v} [colloquial] :: To annoy
jurputtaa {n} :: synonym of urputtaa
jurrata {v} :: to repeat a monotone sound while doing little or no movement or progress (often with paikallaan to emphasize)
jurri {n} [colloquial] :: synonym of humala (intoxication)
jurrikka {n} :: A stubborn person
jurtta {n} :: yurt (nomad dwelling)
jurtti {n} [colloquial] :: A sugar beet (the root)
jurtti {n} [colloquial, derogatory] :: An extremely redneckish person
jurumi {n} :: The giant anteater
jussi {n} [colloquial] :: midsummer, Midsummer Day
Jussi {prop} :: given name, and a common diminutive form of names related to Johannes
Jussi {prop} :: The letter "J" in the Finnish tavausaakkoset, a spelling system similar to ICAO spelling alphabet
jussiivi {n} [grammar] :: jussive
Jussila {prop} :: surname
Jussila {prop} :: Any of a number of small places in Finland
Jussilainen {prop} :: surname
jussinparta {n} :: synonym of jäkki
jussipaita {n} :: a traditional South Ostrobothnian shirt
just {adv} [colloquial, dialectal] :: just, exactly, precisely, perfectly
justeerata {v} [colloquial] :: to tweak, adjust
justeeraus {n} [colloquial] :: adjustment
justeeri {n} [historical] :: two-man saw (saw operated by two men, used for timber felling and sawing planks)
justeeri {n} :: pitsaw (two-man saw for sawing planks, one operating in a pit under the workpiece)
justiin {adv} [colloquial] :: recently
justiin {adv} :: (colloquial) exactly
Justiina {prop} :: given name
justiinsa {adv} :: synonym of justiin
justiinsa {interj} :: exactly
Justus {prop} :: given name
jutata {v} :: alternative form of judata
jutella {v} :: to chat [about]
jutelma {n} [rare] :: story, tale, especially an oral one
jutku {n} [offensive] :: kike, Jew
jutska {n} [colloquial] :: thingy
jutsku {n} [offensive] :: kike (offensive term used of a Jew)
jutta {n} [biblical] :: leash of a yoke
Jutta {prop} :: given name
jutteleminen {n} :: chatting
juttelu {n} :: chat
juttu {n} :: talk (conversation, especially an abundant one)
juttu {n} :: tale
juttu {n} :: anecdote (short often humorous account of an incident)
juttu {n} :: story (lie)
juttu {n} :: article (story in a newspaper)
juttu {n} :: thing, business, matter
juttu {n} :: event (occurrence of social or personal importance)
juttu {n} :: case (legal proceeding)
juttu {n} :: lawsuit
juttu {n} :: affair (that which is done or is to be done)
juttu {n} :: affair, dating (romantic courtship)
juttu {n} :: thing, object, item (vaguely designated material object)
juttu {n} :: bag, cup of tea, cup of joe (whatever suits or interests one)
juttuhetki {n} [colloquial] :: a shared private moment with a person, a moment to chat
juttuhetki {n} [colloquial] :: a few moments to talk about or discuss something with another person
juttusilla {adv} [idiomatic] :: used of talking or having talked to someone
juttusille {adv} [idiomatic] :: used of going to talk to someone
juttutuuli {n} :: mood to talk
jutustaa {v} :: To chat
jutustella {v} :: To chitchat
jutustelu {n} :: chit-chat, smalltalk
jututtaa {vt} :: To interview
juu {interj} [colloquial] :: yeah, yes
juudaksenkorva {n} :: wood ear (edible fungus)
juudas {n} :: synonym of petturi
Juudas {prop} [biblical character] :: Judas Iscariot
Juuka {prop} :: Juuka
juukalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Juuka
juukalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Juuka
juukeli {interj} :: gosh (very mild expletive)
Juuli {prop} :: given name
Juulia {prop} :: given name, a less common form of Julia (Julia)
juupajokelainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Juupajoki
juupajokelainen {n} :: a person from or living in Juupajoki
Juupajoki {prop} :: Juupajoki (municipality)
juupajokinen {adj} :: alternative form of juupajokelainen
juupajokinen {n} :: alternative form of juupajokelainen
juupeli {interj} :: gosh (very mild expletive)
juurakko {n} :: roots, root system (the roots and associated organs of a plant as a whole)
juurakkoinen {adj} :: rooty (full of roots)
juurakkopuhdistamo {n} :: A type of onsite treatment facility for greywater consisting of a trench filled with porous material on top of which hygrophytes grow and consume nutrients from the sewage; known as resorption trench in some publications
juurakkopuhdistus {n} :: A method of onsite sewage treatment based on hygrophytes that consume nutrients from the sewage, see juurakkopuhdistamo
juurehtia {v} :: To grow roots
juurekas {n} :: Mushrooms of the genus Collybia
juurenhaara {n} :: branch of a root
juurenotto {n} [mathematics] :: taking a root, extracting a root (of a number)
juures {n} :: root vegetable, root (edible root)
juures {n} :: A plant that is cultivated for production of root vegetables
juuresharja {n} :: vegetable brush (brush designed specifically for cleaning root vegetables)
juuresveitsi {n} :: paring knife
juureton {adj} :: rootless
juurettomuus {n} :: rootlessness
juureva {adj} :: strong-rooted
juureva {adj} [figuratively] :: sturdy (resolute, firm)
juurevuus {n} :: fortitude (inner strength)
juuri {n} :: root (of a plant, hair, tooth etc.)
juuri {n} :: short for taikinajuuri
juuri {n} [mathematics] :: root
juuri {n} [analysis] :: a zero of a function
juuri {n} [figuratively] :: cause, origin, tradition
juuri {adv} :: just
juuri {adv} :: exactly, precisely
juuri {adv} :: right
juuri {adv} [with negation] :: hardly any, (not) that much, (not) that many
juuri {adv} :: barely, narrowly, only just (in the phrase juuri ja juuri)
juuria {v} :: to uproot, root up, root (to tear up by the roots)
juuria {v} :: to uproot, eradicate
juuriartisokka {n} :: synonym of maa-artisokka
juuri äsken {adv} :: just, just now (of events that took place very recently in the past)
juurieläin {n} :: rhizopod (any member of the taxonomic superclass of Rhizopoda)
juurieläin {n} [in the plural] :: the taxonomic superclass of Rhizopoda
juurifunktio {n} [mathematics] :: root function (a special case of power function, where the exponent is the multiplicative inverse of a positive integer)
juurihakemisto {n} [computing] :: root directory
juuriharja {n} :: scrubbing brush
juurihoitaa {vt} :: to treat the root canal of a tooth
juurihoito {n} :: root canal (surgical operation)
juurihuntu {n} [botany] :: root cap
juuri ja juuri {adv} :: barely, only just
juurijalkainen {n} :: the supergroup Rhizaria
juurikaan {adv} :: hardly any, (not) that much, (not) that many
juurikääpä {n} :: A fungus of the genus Heterobasidion
juurikalvo {n} :: periodontal ligament
juurikanava {n} :: root canal (hollow part of the root of a tooth)
juurikansio {n} :: synonym of juurihakemisto
juurikarva {n} [botany] :: root hair
juurikas {n} :: beet (Beta vulgaris)
juurikas {n} :: Any plant in the genus Beta
juurikas {n} :: beet, beetroot (edible root of these plants)
juurikasankeroinen {n} :: beet nematode, sugarbeet nematode, beet cyst nematode, Heterodera schachtii (nematode found worldwide that infects more than 200 different plants including economically important crops such as sugar beet, cabbage, broccoli, and radish)
juurikaskärpänen {n} :: beet leafminer, spinach leafminer, Pegomya hyoscyami (grey fly about 6 millimetres long, the larvae of which feed on leaves of beet, spinach, chard, and other greens)
juurikaskirppa {n} :: brassy flea beetle, hop flea beetle, beet flea beetle, brassy-toothed flea beetle, Chaetocnema concinna
juurikaskirva {n} :: black bean aphid, blackfly, bean aphid, beet leaf aphid Aphis fabae (small black insect with a broad, soft body that is a major pest of sugar beet, bean and celery crops)
juurikaskuoriainen {n} :: pygmy mangold beetle, Atomaria linearis (species of beetle, an agricultural pest specializing in beet)
juurikassokeri {n} :: beet sugar (sugar made of sugar beet as opposed to sugar cane)
juurikasvi {n} :: A plant that is cultivated for production of root vegetables, e.g. carrot, beet, potato, onion
juurikori {n} :: basket made out of roots woven together
juuriköysi {n} :: rope twisted from roots
juurilaho {n} [biology] :: root rot
juurilauseke {n} [mathematics] :: radical; an expression with a root
juurimato {n} :: wireworm (larva of the click beetle)
juurimatto {n} :: root barrier cloth; a cloth used to prevent a plant from embedding its roots into the ground below
juurimerkki {n} [math] :: radical sign, radical symbol: the sign
juurimukula {n} :: tuber
-juurinen {adj} :: rooted, -rooted (having certain type of roots)
juurinta {n} :: uprooting
juurinta {n} :: eradication
juurinystyrä {n} [botany] :: root nodule, tubercle
juuri nyt {adv} :: right now, just now
juurioksa {n} :: A branch of a root of a tree
juuriolut {n} :: root beer
juuriosa {n} :: the root part (of something)
juuriosio {n} [computing] :: root partition
juuripaakku {n} :: rootball, root ball
juuripaikka {n} :: synonym of juuritäyte
juuripaine {n} [botany] :: root pressure
juuriperhonen {n} :: swift moth
juuripermanentti {n} :: hair permanent done into the roots of the hair
juuripersilja {n} :: root parsley
juuripuu {n} :: root wood
juurirotta {n} :: rhizomyid (rodent of the subfamily Rhizomyidae including bamboo rats and African mole rats)
juurirotta {n} :: African mole-rat (member of the genus Tachyoryctes in the subfamily Rhizomyidae)
juurirotta {n} :: Northeast African mole-rat, Tachyoryctes splendens (species in the genus Tachyoryctes)
juuriselleri {n} :: celeriac (form of celery, Apium graveolens, having an aromatic taproot eaten as a vegetable)
juurisikuri {n} :: root chicory (variant of common chicory or chicory cultivated for its root, which may be used e.g. as coffee substitute; Cichorium intybus var. sativum)
juurisilmu {n} [botany] :: root bud
juuristo {n} :: root system, roots (roots of a plant as a whole)
juurisyy {n} [Anglicism] :: synonym of perussyy
juuritäyte {n} :: material used to fill the root canal, such as gutta-percha
juuritesti {n} [math] :: root test
juurittaa {v} [rare] :: synonym of juurruttaa
juurittaa {v} [rare] :: synonym of juuria
juurivarmenne {n} [computing] :: root certificate
juuriverso {n} :: sucker (a stem growing up from the roots of a plant)
juurivesa {n} [botany] :: root sprout
juurrettava {n} [arithmetic] :: radicand
juurruttaa {v} :: to root (cause to grow roots)
juurrutus {n} :: rooting (process of causing to grow roots)
juurtaa {v} [figuratively] :: to have its roots in (of phenomena, opinions etc.)
juurtaa {v} [mathematics] :: to take the root (of)
juurta jaksaen {phrase} :: alternative form of juurta jaksain
juurta jaksain {adv} [idiomatic] :: in detail, thoroughly, root and branch, exhaustively
juurtaminen {n} :: having its or one's roots in
juurtokaisla {n} :: Dutch rush, Scirpus radicans (aquatic grass common in Central and Eastern Europe)
juurtosara {n} [plant] :: string sedge, Carex chordorrhiza
juurtoseitikki {n} [mushroom] :: A webcap, Cortinarius argutus
juurtua {v} :: to take root, root (to grow roots)
juurtua {v} :: to put down roots (to establish oneself in a place; to become settled)
juurtumahapsi {n} [botany] :: rhizoid (rootlike structure in fungi and some plants that acts as support and/or aids the absorption of nutrients)
juurtuminen {n} :: taking root, rooting (act of growing roots)
juurtuminen {n} :: putting down roots (process of establishing oneself in a place; becoming settled)
Juuso {prop} :: given name
juusto {n} :: cheese
juustoaine {n} :: cheese curd
juustofondue {n} :: alternative form of juustofondyy
juustofondyy {n} :: cheese fondue (dish)
juustohampurilainen {n} :: cheeseburger
juustohöylä {n} :: cheese slicer (instrument for slicing cheese)
juustohöylämenetelmä {n} :: A method of cost cutting in which every branch of an organization is ordered to save an equal percentage of their costs
juustohöyläperiaate {n} :: synonym of juustohöylämenetelmä
juustoinen {adj} :: cheesy (of, relating to, resembling or containing cheese)
juustokakku {n} :: cheesecake
juustokangas {n} :: cheesecloth
juustokastike {n} :: cheese sauce
juustokehä {n} :: A type of cheese mold; a wooden frame used as mold when producing home-made cheese
juustokeitto {n} :: cheese soup
juustokimpale {n} :: hunk of cheese
juustokohokas {n} :: cheese soufflé
juustokumina {n} :: cumin, (cummin) (spice)
juustokuorrutus {n} :: cheese gratin
juustokupu {n} :: cheese dome
juustola {n} :: cheese factory, cheese diary
juustolaji {n} :: cheese; a variety of cheese
juustolauta {n} :: cheeseboard
juustoleipä {n} :: cheese sandwich (sandwich with cheese as main topping)
juustoleipä {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of leipäjuusto
juustomaito {n} [colloquial] :: colostrum
juustomeijeri {n} :: synonym of juustola
juustomestari {n} :: cheesemaker
juustomunakas {n} :: cheese omelette
juustomuotti {n} :: cheese mold, cheese cast
juustonaksu {n} :: cheese puff
juustonappi {n} :: cheese button (utensil for holding cheese)
juustonappi {n} :: A small, roundish, individually packed piece of cheese, consumed as snack
juustonjuoksete {n} :: synonym of juoksete
juustonjuoksute {n} :: synonym of juoksete
juustonpala {n} :: piece of cheese
juustonvalmistus {n} :: cheesemaking
juustopaisti {n} :: a dish, regionally a soup, of browned pork, including either leipäjuusto or colostrum
juustopala {n} :: synonym of juustonpala
juustopunkki {n} :: cheese mite (Tyrolichus casei)
juustoraaste {n} :: grated cheese
juustoraastin {n} :: cheese grater (kitchen implement)
juustosämpylä {n} :: bread roll with cheese filling
juustosiivu {n} :: slice of cheese
juustotahko {n} :: wheel of cheese
juustotanko {n} :: cheese roll (baked good made of butter dough and cheese and shaped into rolls, consumed as snack or party food)
juustotarjotin {n} :: cheese platter, cheese tray
juustoteollisuus {n} :: cheese industry
juustotorttu {n} :: cheese tart
juustottua {v} :: To curdle
juustouma {n} :: curd
juustouttaa {vt} :: To curdle
juustoutua {vi} :: to curdle (of milk, to form curds so that it no longer flows smoothly)
juustoutua {vi} :: to caseate
juustoutuma {n} :: alternative form of juustouma
juustoutuminen {n} [dairy] :: synonym of juoksettuminen
juustoveitsi {n} :: cheese knife
juustoviipale {n} :: slice of cheese
juustovoileipä {n} :: cheese sandwich
juutalainen {adj} :: Jewish
juutalainen {n} :: Jew (person)
juutalainen {n} [in plural] :: Jews, Jewish people, Jewry
juutalaisespanja {n} :: The Judaeo-Spanish language
juutalaiskansa {n} :: Jewish people
juutalaiskirsikka {n} :: synonym of lyhtykoiso
juutalaiskortteli {n} :: Jewish quarter; Jewish Quarter [as toponym]
juutalaiskristitty {n} :: Jewish Christian (original member of the Jewish movement that later became Christianity)
juutalaislähetys {n} :: Christian mission to Jews (Christian mission activity aimed specifically at Jews)
juutalaissaksa {n} [dated] :: Yiddish
juutalaissota {n} :: Jewish War (any of three wars or upraisings fought between Jews and Romans in 1st and 2nd century AD)
juutalaissyntyinen {adj} :: Jewish-born
Juutalaisten autonominen alue {prop} :: The Jewish Autonomous Oblast
juutalaisuus {n} :: Judaism
juutalaisuus {n} :: Jewishness
juutalaisväestö {n} :: Jewish population
juutalaisvaino {n} [chiefly in the plural] :: pogrom, persecution of Jews
juutalaisvaino {n} [chiefly in the plural] :: Holocaust (persecution of Jews by the Nazis)
juutalaisvaltio {n} :: Jewish state (homeland for the Jews)
juutalaisvastainen {adj} :: anti-Semitic
juutalaisvastaisuus {n} :: anti-Semitism
juutalaisviha {n} :: Judeophobia (hatred of Jews)
juutas {n} [expletive] :: devil
Juutinmaa {prop} [archaic] :: Jutland (continental part of Denmark)
Juutinrauma {prop} :: the Sound, Oresund; also Øresund, Öresund (strait that separates Zealand island of Denmark from Scania, the southmost county of Sweden)
juutti {n} :: jute
juutti {n} :: Jute
juutti {n} [colloquial] :: Dane
juuttikangas {n} :: jute fabric, jute cloth
juuttimatto {n} :: jute rug
juuttisäkki {n} :: jute sack (sack made of jute)
juuttua {vi} :: to get stuck/caught/jammed
juuttua {vi} [nautical] :: ~ karille = to beset, to get stuck aground
juuttua {vi} :: ~ omiin ajatuksiinsa = to get lost in one's own thoughts
juuttuminen {n} :: getting stuck, caught or jammed
Juva {prop} :: Juva (municipality)
juvalainen {adj} :: from, related or pertaining to Juva
juvalainen {n} :: a person from or living in Juva
Juvonen {prop} :: surname
Južno-Sahalinsk {prop} :: Južno-Sahalinsk (city)
jydätä {v} :: to rock, to be wild
jydätä {v} [of music] :: to blast
jyhkeä {adj} :: robust, sturdy
jyhkeästi {adv} :: robustly, sturdily
jyhkeys {adv} :: robustness, sturdiness
jykertää {vt} :: to work inefficiently
jykevä {adj} :: robust, sturdy
jykevähkö {adj} :: quite robust, relatively sturdy
jykeväleukainen {adj} :: robust-jawed
jykevästi {adv} :: robustly, sturdily
jykevätekoinen {adv} :: robustly made, robust
jykevyys {adv} :: robustness, sturdiness
jylhä {adj} :: Imposing with greatness, austerity, or gloominess; awe-inspiring, majestic
jylhä {adj} :: [of landscape] rugged, rocky, mountainous
jylhästi {adv} :: imposing with greatness, austerity or gloominess; awe-inspiringly, majestically
jylhetä {vi} [of landscape] :: To become more rugged, mountainous
jylhistyä {vi} [of landscape] :: To become more rugged
jylhyys {n} :: the quality or property of being imposing with greatness, austerity or gloominess; of being awe-inspiring or majestic
jylhyys {n} [of a landscape] :: ruggedness, rockiness, mountainousness
jylinä {n} :: rumble, thunder like the one heard from artillery at some distance
jylistä {vi} :: to rumble, thunder
Jyllanti {prop} :: Jutland
jyllätä {v} :: To take over
jyllätä {v} :: To storm
jyllätä {v} :: To churn
jyly {n} :: rumbling, peal (dull, fairly loud and continuous or regular sound)
jymähdellä {v} :: to thud (repeatedly)
jymähdys {n} :: thudding, thud
jymähtää {vi} :: to thud
jymähtäminen {n} :: thudding
jymäkkä {adj} :: sturdy, robust
jymäkkä {adj} [of a voice] :: low and booming
jymäys {n} :: synonym of jymähdys
jymäytellä {v} :: to thud, to thump (repeatedly)
jymäyttää {v} :: to thud, thump (to make the sound of a dull impact)
jymäyttää {v} :: to cheat, fool, hit, slam, swindle, take in, thud
jymäytys {n} :: thudding, thumping (causing something to make the sound of a dull impact)
jymäytys {n} :: cheating, fooling, swindling, taking in
jyminä {n} :: a continuous rumble (low, dull and loud sound, like that of a waterfall)
jymistä {vi} :: to rumble
jymistää {vi} :: to rumble (make a rumbling sound like that of a waterfall)
jymy {n} :: synonym of jyminä
jymy {n} [as modifier] :: sensational, huge
jymyhitti {n} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: smash hit
jymyjuttu {n} :: scoop (news, especially sensational ones, learned and reported before anyone else)
jymymenestys {n} :: smash hit (massive success)
jymypaukku {n} [colloquial] :: bombshell (something that is very surprising, shocking, amazing or sensational)
jymyuutinen {n} :: scoop (news, especially sensational ones, learned and reported before anyone else)
jymy-yllätys {n} :: shock, big surprise
jynkky {n} [slang] :: pornography
jynssätä {vt} [colloquial] :: to scrub (to rub hard, especially for the purpose of cleaning and polishing)
jynssäys {n} :: scrubbing (act of rubbing hard, especially for the purpose of cleaning or polishing)
jyrä {n} :: roll (heavy cylinder)
jyrähdellä {v} :: To thunder
jyrähdys {n} :: thundering, rumble (brief)
jyrähtää {v} :: to thunder, boom, rumble (briefly)
jyrähtäminen {n} :: thundering, booming, rumbling
jyrähtely {n} :: thundering, rumbling (repeatedly)
jyrätä {v} :: to roll (to press or level with a roller)
jyrätä {v} :: to flatten, level (with a roller)
jyrätä {v} :: to steamroller, steamroll (to flatten as with a steamroller)
jyrätä {v} [figuratively] :: to steamroller, steamroll, bludgeon (to proceed ruthlessly)
jyräys {n} :: synonym of jyrähdys
jyräyttää {v} :: to get rolled, to get flattened
Jyri {prop} :: given name
jyrinä {n} :: rumble, roll, thunder (of a sound that resembles thunder)
jyrinpäivä {n} :: a Karelian special day in late April or early May on which cattle is let out
jyriseminen {n} :: rumbling, thundering, rolling
jyrisevä {adj} :: rumbling, rolling, thundering
jyrisevä {adj} :: thunderous
jyristä {vi} :: to rumble, thunder, roll
jyristää {vi} :: to thunder, to rumble (make rumbling sound like that of thunder)
jyristellä {vi} :: to rumble
jyrisyttää {vt} :: to make thunder, make rumble
jyrkänne {n} :: A bluff, or more specifically according to the kind of land formation, a bank, cliff, precipice or rampart (any steep earth or rock formation)
jyrkänparras {n} [geomorphology] :: an underwater bluff formed from accumulated matter from the bank
jyrkästi {adv} :: steeply
jyrkästi {adv} :: sharply
jyrkentää {vt} :: to steepen
jyrkentyä {vi} :: to steepen
jyrketä {vi} :: to steepen
Jyrki {prop} :: given name
jyrkistää {vt} :: To steepen
jyrkistyä {v} :: to steepen (to become more steep)
jyrkkä {adj} :: steep, abrupt
jyrkkä {adj} :: strict
jyrkkä {adj} :: radical
jyrkkäkaarteinen {adj} :: with steep bends or curves
jyrkkäkattoinen {adj} :: steep-roofed
jyrkkäluonteinen {adj} :: with a strict or stern character
jyrkkänousuinen {adj} :: with a steep ascent
jyrkkäotteinen {adj} :: that acts strictly or rigorously
jyrkkäpiirteinen {adj} :: with clear features, rugged
jyrkkärantainen {adj} :: with a steep shore or coast
jyrkkärinteinen {adj} :: steep-slope
jyrkkäsanainen {adj} :: strongly worded
jyrkkäsävyinen {adj} :: with a stern tone, scathing
jyrkkäseinäinen {adj} :: with steep walls (such as of a gorge)
jyrkkö {n} [archaic] :: potato
jyrkkyys {n} :: steepness
jyrrätä {v} :: to move with a thundering sound
jyrsiä {v} :: to gnaw
jyrsiä {v} :: to mill (to grind, shape or process with a rotating machine tool)
jyrsijä {n} :: rodent
jyrsijä {n} :: gnawer
jyrsin {n} :: milling machine
jyrsin {n} :: synonym of jyrsinterä
jyrsinkone {n} :: milling machine
jyrsintä {n} :: gnawing
jyrsintä {n} :: routing
jyrsinterä {n} :: router bit, milling bit, milling cutter
jyrsinturve {n} :: milled peat (peat processed for power plant fuel by scraping it off the surface of bog and drying in situ)
jyry {n} :: rumble, roll, thunder (sound)
jyry {n} [colloquial] :: jury (group of judges in a competition)
jyrytä {v} :: to thunder, to rumble (make a rumbling sound)
jyryyttää {vi} :: to thunder, to rumble (make rumbling sound like that of thunder)
jysähdellä {vi} :: to thump (repeatedly)
jysähdys {n} :: thump, thud (sound of a dull impact)
jysähtää {vi} :: to thump, thud
jysähtää {v} [internet slang] :: to spring up suddenly, referring to a sudden erection caused by extreme arousal
jysähtäminen {n} :: thumping, thudding
jysäys {n} [onomatopoeia] :: An explosion
jysäys {n} :: The sound of an explosion, or other loud, abrupt noise
jysäys {n} :: Smoke in the expression: "Voi pyhä jysäys!" ("holy smoke")
jysäyttää {vt} :: To thump
jyskää {vi} :: to thunder
jyskähtää {v} :: synonym of jysähtää
jyske {n} :: heavy and somewhat irregular rumbling, loud thumping, loud banging (like the sound of operating a steam hammer)
jyskiä {vi} :: to rumble, to thunder (make a rumbling sound like that of a steam hammer)
jyskinä {n} :: synonym of jyske
jyskyä {vi} :: to thump
jyskytellä {v} :: to pound or throb repeatedly or continuously
jyskyttää {v} :: to pound
jyskyttää {v} :: to throb
jyskyttäminen {n} :: pounding
jyskyttäminen {n} [of the heart, etc.] :: throbbing
jyskytys {n} :: pounding, throbbing (strong beat)
jytä {n} [colloquial] :: rock music, especially when played very loudly
jytäjumppa {n} [colloquial] :: exercise to rock music
jytämusa {n} :: synonym of jytä
jytämusiikki {n} :: synonym of jytä
jytinä {n} :: A very low-pitch, rather strong sound or noise, like e.g. that of people running back and forth on a wooden gym floor. It's continuous or lasting some time, rather than being like one big bang. It is not dull like a thud or thump
jytistä {vi} :: synonym of jytistää
jytistää {v} :: to rumble (produce a low-pitch, continuous rather strong sound or noise)
jytkähtää {v} :: to fall; to crash heavily
jytkähtää {v} [colloquial] :: to experience jytky
jytke {n} :: a rhythmic thumping, like square dancers on a barn floor
jytky {adj} [dialectal] :: huge, solid, mighty
jytky {n} [dialectal] :: lump, boulder
jytky {n} [dialectal] :: kaboom, bang, smash
jytky {n} [colloquial] :: a surprising and unexpected event or news-feed that incites a strong reaction, an explosion
jytkyttää {v} :: to pound, to throb
jytkyttäminen {n} :: pounding, throbbing
jytkytys {n} :: pounding, throbbing
jyty {n} :: synonym of jytinä
jytym {interj} :: kaboom (sound of an explosion)
jytyyttää {v} :: to whack (doors)
jytyyttää {v} :: to make a loud low-pitched noise
jyvä {n} :: grain, kernel, corn (single seed of grain)
jyvä {n} [botany] :: caryopsis (dry fruit typical of the family Poaceae, such as wheat, rice, and corn)
jyvä {n} [botany] :: An achene (seed) of hay
jyvä {n} [figuratively, idiomatic] :: The valuable part of a quantity of apparently similar things
jyvä {n} :: grain, corn, bean (single hard particle of a substance)
jyvä {n} :: bead, patch (small marker at the end of a barrel of a gun, used for aiming)
jyvä {n} :: synonym of graani
jyväinen {adj} [rare] :: granular (consisting of, or resembling, granules or grains)
jyväinen {adj} [as headword in compounds] :: grained, with grains
jyväiskudos {n} :: granulation tissue (new connective tissue and tiny blood vessels that form on the surfaces of a wound during the healing process)
jyväissolu {n} [anatomy] :: granulosa cell (granular cell of the wall of an ovarian follicle)
jyväissolu {n} :: (anatomy) granular cell (cell of the stratum granulosum layer of the skin)
jyväjemmari {n} [derogative] :: hayseed, yokel, bumpkin, boor, hick, clodhopper (farmer, rustic person)
jyväkärsäkäs {n} :: wheat weevil, grain weevil, granary weevil, Sitophilus granarius (common pest damaging stored grain)
jyvällinen {adj} [firearms] :: beaded (having a bead)
jyväluku {n} [obsolete, agriculture] :: A former measure of fertility of soil or crop yield in grain production; the ratio of average harvest (in kg) to the amount of seeds sown (in kg)
jyväluku {n} [legal, by extension] :: assessed unit value (measure of relative value of property such as a plot of land or a flat, based on chosen utility function such as expected value of the crops in case of agricultural land or market value in the urban areas)
jyvänen {n} :: diminutive of jyvä
jyvänen {n} :: grain
jyväsin {n} :: bead (small marker at the end of a barrel of a gun used for aiming)
Jyväskylä {prop} :: Jyväskylä (capital city)
jyväskyläläinen {n} :: A person from, or an inhabitant of, Jyväskylä
jyväskyläläinen {adj} :: Of or pertaining to the city of Jyväskylä or its citizens
jyvässolu {n} [biology] :: granulocyte
jyvästö {n} [legal] :: cooperative granary, municipal granary (non-profit entity established by a municipality or farmers collectively for maintaining and operating a storage facility for grain)
jyvätuutti {n} :: grain hopper (funnel-shaped hopper through which grain was fed to a pipe which led into the eye of a millstone in a traditional water- or wind mill)
jyvittää {v} :: to allocate, to distribute (to distribute according to a plan)
jyvittäminen {n} :: allocating, distributing (according to a plan)
jyvitys {n} [legal] :: grading (act of determining the relative value of a property, see jyvittää)
jyvitysarvo {n} [legal] :: grading value (relative value assigned to a property according to the Finnish Real Estate Formation Act 554/1995, see jyvittää)
jyystää {vt} :: To scrub
jyystää {v} [slang, vulgar] :: To have sexual intercourse; to penetrate, screw, or drill