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brotherhood in Finnish

brotherhood in Finnish is veljeys, veljeskunta, ammattikunta — brotherhood means a close bond of loyalty and support like that between brothers.

brotherhood in Finnish

veljeys
noun
The state of being brothers or a brother (also figuratively).
veljeskunta
noun
An association of people for any purpose, such as a society of monks; a fraternity.
ammattikunta
noun
All the people engaged in the same business, especially those of the same profession

What does "brotherhood" mean?

  1. noun A close bond of loyalty and support like that between brothers.
    "Years of shared hardship created a real brotherhood among the crew."
  2. noun An organized group of people united by a shared purpose, profession, or belief.
    "He joined a brotherhood dedicated to preserving old craft traditions."
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brotherhood in a sentence

  • Years of shared hardship created a real brotherhood among the crew.
  • He joined a brotherhood dedicated to preserving old craft traditions.

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What is "brotherhood" in Finnish?

"brotherhood" in Finnish is veljeys, veljeskunta, ammattikunta. brotherhood means: A close bond of loyalty and support like that between brothers.

How do you use "brotherhood" in a sentence?

Example: "Years of shared hardship created a real brotherhood among the crew." In Finnish, "brotherhood" is veljeys, veljeskunta, ammattikunta.

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

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "brotherhood": veljeys, veljeskunta, ammattikunta.

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