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nationalism in Finnish

nationalism in Finnish is nationalismi, kansallismielisyys, isänmaallisuus — nationalism means strong pride in, and loyalty to, one's own nation, often including the belief that it should be independent or put first.

nationalism in Finnish

nationalismi
noun
kansallismielisyys
noun
isänmaallisuus
noun
patriotismi
noun
nationalismi
noun
Support for the creation of a sovereign nation (which does not currently exist).

What does "nationalism" mean?

  1. noun Strong pride in, and loyalty to, one's own nation, often including the belief that it should be independent or put first.
    "The rise of nationalism across Europe reshaped politics in the 20th century."
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nationalism in a sentence

  • The rise of nationalism across Europe reshaped politics in the 20th century.
  • His speech leaned heavily on nationalism, calling for the country to put itself first.

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What is "nationalism" in Finnish?

"nationalism" in Finnish is nationalismi, kansallismielisyys, isänmaallisuus. nationalism means: Strong pride in, and loyalty to, one's own nation, often including the belief that it should be independent or put first.

How do you use "nationalism" in a sentence?

Example: "The rise of nationalism across Europe reshaped politics in the 20th century." In Finnish, "nationalism" is nationalismi, kansallismielisyys, isänmaallisuus.

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

Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "nationalism": nationalismi, kansallismielisyys, isänmaallisuus, patriotismi.

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