brain in Finnish
brain in Finnish is aivot, järki, äly — brain means the organ inside the skull that controls thought, memory, emotion, and the rest of the nervous system.
brain in Finnish
aivot
aivot
(in the plural) Intellect.
järki
(in the plural) Intellect.
äly
(in the plural) Intellect.
älykkyys
(in the plural) Intellect.
aivot
(informal) An intelligent person.
älykkö
(informal) An intelligent person.
lyödä aivot pihalle
(transitive) To dash out the brains of; to kill by smashing the skull.
murskata kallo
(transitive) To dash out the brains of; to kill by smashing the skull.
iskeä päähän
(transitive) To strike (someone) on the head.
kolkata
(transitive) To strike (someone) on the head.
What does "brain" mean?
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noun The organ inside the skull that controls thought, memory, emotion, and the rest of the nervous system.
"A concussion is an injury to the brain."
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noun A person's intelligence or mental ability.
"Use your brain and think it through before you answer."
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noun An especially intelligent person, or the person supplying the ideas behind a plan.
"She was the brains behind the whole marketing campaign."
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verb Informal: to hit someone hard on the head.
"He nearly brained himself on the low doorframe."
brain in a sentence
- A concussion is an injury to the brain.
- Scientists are still mapping how different parts of the brain work together.
- Use your brain and think it through before you answer.
- She was the brains behind the whole marketing campaign.
Similar words in Finnish
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "brain" in Finnish?
"brain" in Finnish is aivot, järki, äly. brain means: The organ inside the skull that controls thought, memory, emotion, and the rest of the nervous system.
How do you use "brain" in a sentence?
Example: "A concussion is an injury to the brain." In Finnish, "brain" is aivot, järki, äly.
Are there other ways to say "brain" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 9 translations listed for "brain": aivot, järki, äly, älykkyys, älykkö, lyödä aivot pihalle.
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