evergreen in Finnish
evergreen in Finnish is ikivihanta, ainavihanta, ikivihreä — evergreen means of a tree, shrub, or plant, keeping its leaves or needles all year round instead of losing them in autumn.
evergreen in Finnish
What does "evergreen" mean?
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adjective Of a tree, shrub, or plant, keeping its leaves or needles all year round instead of losing them in autumn.
"Pine and holly are evergreen trees."
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adjective Staying relevant, current, or useful indefinitely, without needing constant updates.
"The article on tying a tie is evergreen content that gets traffic every year."
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noun A tree or shrub that keeps its leaves through every season.
"They planted a row of evergreens along the fence."
evergreen in a sentence
- Pine and holly are evergreen trees.
- The garden looked green even in January thanks to its evergreen hedges.
- The article on tying a tie is evergreen content that gets traffic every year.
- They pushed for an evergreen clause so the contract renews automatically.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "evergreen" in Finnish?
"evergreen" in Finnish is ikivihanta, ainavihanta, ikivihreä. evergreen means: Of a tree, shrub, or plant, keeping its leaves or needles all year round instead of losing them in autumn.
How do you use "evergreen" in a sentence?
Example: "Pine and holly are evergreen trees." In Finnish, "evergreen" is ikivihanta, ainavihanta, ikivihreä.
Are there other ways to say "evergreen" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "evergreen": ikivihanta, ainavihanta, ikivihreä, ainavihanta kasvi.