dean in Finnish
dean in Finnish is dekaani, rovasti, pää — dean means a senior official at a university or college, often heading a faculty or overseeing student affairs.
dean in Finnish
What does "dean" mean?
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noun A senior official at a university or college, often heading a faculty or overseeing student affairs.
"The dean of the law school opened the ceremony."
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noun A senior clergy member in charge of a cathedral chapter, ranking below a bishop.
"The dean led the service in the bishop's absence."
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noun The most senior or longest-serving member of a group.
"He was the dean of the press corps, having covered the White House for thirty years."
dean in a sentence
- The dean of the law school opened the ceremony.
- Students with grievances could appeal to the dean.
- The dean led the service in the bishop's absence.
- He was the dean of the press corps, having covered the White House for thirty years.
Similar words in Finnish
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "dean" in Finnish?
"dean" in Finnish is dekaani, rovasti, pää. dean means: A senior official at a university or college, often heading a faculty or overseeing student affairs.
How do you use "dean" in a sentence?
Example: "The dean of the law school opened the ceremony." In Finnish, "dean" is dekaani, rovasti, pää.
Are there other ways to say "dean" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "dean": dekaani, rovasti, pää, vanhin.