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fund in Finnish

fund in Finnish is rahasto, rahat, rahoitus — fund means a sum of money set aside or collected for a specific purpose.

fund in Finnish

rahasto
noun
A sum or source of money.
rahat
noun
A sum or source of money.
rahoitus
noun
A sum or source of money.
varat
noun
A sum or source of money.
rahasto
noun
kustantaa
verb
(transitive) To pay or provide money for.
maksaa
verb
(transitive) To pay or provide money for.
rahoittaa
verb
(transitive) To pay or provide money for.

What does "fund" mean?

  1. noun A sum of money set aside or collected for a specific purpose.
    "They started a fund to rebuild the school."
  2. noun An organization that pools and invests money on behalf of others.
    "He invests through a low-cost index fund."
  3. verb To provide money for something.
    "The government agreed to fund the new hospital wing."
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fund in a sentence

  • They started a fund to rebuild the school.
  • She dipped into her emergency fund to cover the repair.
  • He invests through a low-cost index fund.
  • The government agreed to fund the new hospital wing.

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What is "fund" in Finnish?

"fund" in Finnish is rahasto, rahat, rahoitus. fund means: A sum of money set aside or collected for a specific purpose.

How do you use "fund" in a sentence?

Example: "They started a fund to rebuild the school." In Finnish, "fund" is rahasto, rahat, rahoitus.

Are there other ways to say "fund" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 7 translations listed for "fund": rahasto, rahat, rahoitus, varat, kustantaa, maksaa.

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