Epiphany in Finnish
Epiphany in Finnish is loppiainen, epifania, härkäviikot — Epiphany means a sudden, striking flash of insight or understanding.
Epiphany in Finnish
What does "Epiphany" mean?
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noun A sudden, striking flash of insight or understanding.
"Halfway through the lecture, she had an epiphany about how to fix her code."
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noun Epiphany: a Christian feast, celebrated on January 6, marking the revealing of Jesus Christ to the Magi.
"Many countries celebrate Epiphany with parades and gift-giving on January 6."
Epiphany in a sentence
- Halfway through the lecture, she had an epiphany about how to fix her code.
- His epiphany came while washing dishes — he suddenly knew he wanted to change careers.
- Many countries celebrate Epiphany with parades and gift-giving on January 6.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Epiphany" in Finnish?
"Epiphany" in Finnish is loppiainen, epifania, härkäviikot. Epiphany means: A sudden, striking flash of insight or understanding.
How do you use "Epiphany" in a sentence?
Example: "Halfway through the lecture, she had an epiphany about how to fix her code." In Finnish, "Epiphany" is loppiainen, epifania, härkäviikot.
Are there other ways to say "Epiphany" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 7 translations listed for "Epiphany": loppiainen, epifania, härkäviikot, ahaa-elämys, oivallus, valaistus.