Jain in Finnish
Jain in Finnish is jainalainen — Jain means relating to Jainism, the ancient Indian religion built around nonviolence toward all living things.
Jain in Finnish
jainalainen
Of or pertaining to Jainism.
jainalainen
An adherent or follower of Jainism.
What does "Jain" mean?
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adj Relating to Jainism, the ancient Indian religion built around nonviolence toward all living things.
"They follow a strict Jain diet that excludes root vegetables."
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noun A follower of Jainism.
"Many Jains are vegetarians who also avoid honey."
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Jain in a sentence
- They follow a strict Jain diet that excludes root vegetables.
- Many Jains are vegetarians who also avoid honey.
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What is "Jain" in Finnish?
"Jain" in Finnish is jainalainen. Jain means: Relating to Jainism, the ancient Indian religion built around nonviolence toward all living things.
How do you use "Jain" in a sentence?
Example: "They follow a strict Jain diet that excludes root vegetables." In Finnish, "Jain" is jainalainen.
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