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masonry in Finnish

masonry in Finnish is vapaamuurarius, muurarius, kivityö — masonry means stone or brick construction work, or the trade of building with it.

masonry in Finnish

vapaamuurarius
noun
muurarius
noun
The art or occupation of a mason.
kivityö
noun
The work or performance of a mason.
muuraus
noun
The work or performance of a mason.
muuraustyö
noun
The work or performance of a mason.
kivityö
noun
That which is built by a mason; anything constructed of the materials used by masons, such as stone, brick, tiles, or the like.

What does "masonry" mean?

  1. noun Stone or brick construction work, or the trade of building with it.
    "The old masonry had survived two centuries of weather."
  2. noun Freemasonry, the institution and practices of Freemasons.
    "He was inducted into masonry at the age of thirty."
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masonry in a sentence

  • The old masonry had survived two centuries of weather.
  • He apprenticed in masonry before starting his own building firm.
  • He was inducted into masonry at the age of thirty.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "masonry" in Finnish?

"masonry" in Finnish is vapaamuurarius, muurarius, kivityö. masonry means: Stone or brick construction work, or the trade of building with it.

How do you use "masonry" in a sentence?

Example: "The old masonry had survived two centuries of weather." In Finnish, "masonry" is vapaamuurarius, muurarius, kivityö.

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

Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "masonry": vapaamuurarius, muurarius, kivityö, muuraus, muuraustyö.

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