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brimstone in Finnish

brimstone in Finnish is tulikivi, tulimmainen, sitruunaperhonen — brimstone means an old-fashioned name for sulfur, especially as used in religious writing to describe the fire and punishment of hell.

brimstone in Finnish

tulikivi
noun
(biblical) The sulfur of hell; hell, damnation.
tulimmainen
noun
(archaic) Used attributively as an intensifier in exclamations.
sitruunaperhonen
noun
The butterfly Gonepteryx rhamni of the Pieridae family.

What does "brimstone" mean?

  1. noun An old-fashioned name for sulfur, especially as used in religious writing to describe the fire and punishment of hell.
    "The preacher warned of fire and brimstone for sinners."
  2. noun A pale yellow butterfly common in Europe.
    "A brimstone fluttered past the hedge in early spring."
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brimstone in a sentence

  • The preacher warned of fire and brimstone for sinners.
  • Brimstone was once mined for making gunpowder and matches.
  • A brimstone fluttered past the hedge in early spring.

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What is "brimstone" in Finnish?

"brimstone" in Finnish is tulikivi, tulimmainen, sitruunaperhonen. brimstone means: An old-fashioned name for sulfur, especially as used in religious writing to describe the fire and punishment of hell.

How do you use "brimstone" in a sentence?

Example: "The preacher warned of fire and brimstone for sinners." In Finnish, "brimstone" is tulikivi, tulimmainen, sitruunaperhonen.

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

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "brimstone": tulikivi, tulimmainen, sitruunaperhonen.

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