beneficiary in Finnish
beneficiary in Finnish is edunsaaja, hyödynsaaja, hyötyjä — beneficiary means a person who receives an advantage or gain from something.
beneficiary in Finnish
What does "beneficiary" mean?
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noun A person who receives an advantage or gain from something.
"Small businesses were the main beneficiaries of the new tax break."
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noun A person named to receive money or property from a will, trust, or insurance policy.
"She named her son as the sole beneficiary of her life insurance policy."
beneficiary in a sentence
- Small businesses were the main beneficiaries of the new tax break.
- She named her son as the sole beneficiary of her life insurance policy.
- The estate's beneficiaries met with the lawyer to go over the will.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "beneficiary" in Finnish?
"beneficiary" in Finnish is edunsaaja, hyödynsaaja, hyötyjä. beneficiary means: A person who receives an advantage or gain from something.
How do you use "beneficiary" in a sentence?
Example: "Small businesses were the main beneficiaries of the new tax break." In Finnish, "beneficiary" is edunsaaja, hyödynsaaja, hyötyjä.
Are there other ways to say "beneficiary" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "beneficiary": edunsaaja, hyödynsaaja, hyötyjä, vastaanottaja, perillinen.