immemorial in Finnish
immemorial in Finnish is muinainen — immemorial means so old that it goes back further than anyone can remember or record.
immemorial in Finnish
muinainen
(sometimes, postpositive) That is beyond memory; ancient.
What does "immemorial" mean?
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adj So old that it goes back further than anyone can remember or record.
"The village has followed the same harvest customs since time immemorial."
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immemorial in a sentence
- The village has followed the same harvest customs since time immemorial.
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What is "immemorial" in Finnish?
"immemorial" in Finnish is muinainen. immemorial means: So old that it goes back further than anyone can remember or record.
How do you use "immemorial" in a sentence?
Example: "The village has followed the same harvest customs since time immemorial." In Finnish, "immemorial" is muinainen.
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