freshwater in Finnish
freshwater in Finnish is makean veden, makeavetinen, järvi — freshwater means living in or made of water that is not salty, such as rivers and lakes.
freshwater in Finnish
makean veden
Living in fresh water.
makeavetinen
Consisting of fresh water.
järvi
(nautical) Unskilled as a seaman.
sisävesi
(nautical) Unskilled as a seaman.
makean veden vesistö
(countable) A body of fresh water
What does "freshwater" mean?
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adjective Living in or made of water that is not salty, such as rivers and lakes.
"Trout are a common freshwater fish."
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freshwater in a sentence
- Trout are a common freshwater fish.
- The reservoir is the town's main freshwater supply.
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What is "freshwater" in Finnish?
"freshwater" in Finnish is makean veden, makeavetinen, järvi. freshwater means: Living in or made of water that is not salty, such as rivers and lakes.
How do you use "freshwater" in a sentence?
Example: "Trout are a common freshwater fish." In Finnish, "freshwater" is makean veden, makeavetinen, järvi.
Are there other ways to say "freshwater" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "freshwater": makean veden, makeavetinen, järvi, sisävesi, makean veden vesistö.
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