dig in Finnish
dig in Finnish is kaivaus, kaivaa, tajuta — dig means to move earth aside, typically with a tool, in order to make a hole.
dig in Finnish
kaivaus
An archeological or paleontological investigation, or the site where such an investigation is taking place.
kaivaa
tajuta
(dated, _, slang) To understand.
digata
(dated, _, slang, transitive) To appreciate, or like.
tajuta
(dated, _, slang, transitive) To appreciate, or like.
What does "dig" mean?
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verb To move earth aside, typically with a tool, in order to make a hole.
"They dug a hole in the backyard to plant a tree."
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verb To search for information; to investigate.
"Reporters dug into his business dealings for months."
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verb (informal) To like or appreciate something.
"I really dig this new song."
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noun A site where an archaeological excavation is taking place.
"The team spent the summer at a dig in southern Italy."
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dig in a sentence
- They dug a hole in the backyard to plant a tree.
- Archaeologists dug carefully through the layers of soil.
- Reporters dug into his business dealings for months.
- I really dig this new song.
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What is "dig" in Finnish?
"dig" in Finnish is kaivaus, kaivaa, tajuta. dig means: To move earth aside, typically with a tool, in order to make a hole.
How do you use "dig" in a sentence?
Example: "They dug a hole in the backyard to plant a tree." In Finnish, "dig" is kaivaus, kaivaa, tajuta.
Are there other ways to say "dig" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "dig": kaivaus, kaivaa, tajuta, digata.
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