coop in Finnish
coop in Finnish is lintuhäkki, lintukoppi, lintutalo — coop means a small pen or cage for keeping poultry or other small animals.
coop in Finnish
What does "coop" mean?
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noun A small pen or cage for keeping poultry or other small animals.
"She let the hens out of the coop every morning."
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noun (informal) A jail or other confined place.
"He spent the night in the coop after the bar fight."
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verb To confine someone or something in a small space (usually as "cooped up").
"The kids were cooped up indoors all week because of the rain."
coop in a sentence
- She let the hens out of the coop every morning.
- He spent the night in the coop after the bar fight.
- The kids were cooped up indoors all week because of the rain.
Similar words in Finnish
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "coop" in Finnish?
"coop" in Finnish is lintuhäkki, lintukoppi, lintutalo. coop means: A small pen or cage for keeping poultry or other small animals.
How do you use "coop" in a sentence?
Example: "She let the hens out of the coop every morning." In Finnish, "coop" is lintuhäkki, lintukoppi, lintutalo.
Are there other ways to say "coop" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "coop": lintuhäkki, lintukoppi, lintutalo.