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better in Finnish

better in Finnish is parempi, paremmin, parantaa — better means of higher quality, more suitable, or more desirable than something else being compared.

better in Finnish

parempi
adj
Healed or recovered from an injury or illness.
paremmin
adv
comparative of the adverb well
parantaa
verb
(transitive) To give advantage to; to support; to advance the interest of.

What does "better" mean?

  1. adj Of higher quality, more suitable, or more desirable than something else being compared.
    "This laptop has a better battery life than my old one."
  2. verb To make something improve, or to improve on a previous result.
    "He bettered his personal best by two seconds."
  3. noun Someone or something regarded as superior to another.
    "She proved herself the better of the two candidates."
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better in a sentence

  • This laptop has a better battery life than my old one.
  • She felt much better after a good night's sleep.
  • He bettered his personal best by two seconds.
  • The company is always looking to better its customer service.

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What is "better" in Finnish?

"better" in Finnish is parempi, paremmin, parantaa. better means: Of higher quality, more suitable, or more desirable than something else being compared.

How do you use "better" in a sentence?

Example: "This laptop has a better battery life than my old one." In Finnish, "better" is parempi, paremmin, parantaa.

Are there other ways to say "better" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "better": parempi, paremmin, parantaa.

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