niche in Finnish
niche in Finnish is rako, nissi, syvennys — niche means a small recess set into a wall, often used to display a statue or ornament.
niche in Finnish
What does "niche" mean?
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noun A small recess set into a wall, often used to display a statue or ornament.
"A small statue of the saint stood in a niche above the door."
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noun A specialized role, position, or segment of a market that suits someone or something particularly well.
"The bakery found its niche selling gluten-free bread to local cafés."
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adj Appealing to a small, specific group rather than a broad audience.
"It's a niche hobby, but the community around it is very passionate."
niche in a sentence
- A small statue of the saint stood in a niche above the door.
- The bakery found its niche selling gluten-free bread to local cafés.
- She finally found her niche as a science writer.
- It's a niche hobby, but the community around it is very passionate.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "niche" in Finnish?
"niche" in Finnish is rako, nissi, syvennys. niche means: A small recess set into a wall, often used to display a statue or ornament.
How do you use "niche" in a sentence?
Example: "A small statue of the saint stood in a niche above the door." In Finnish, "niche" is rako, nissi, syvennys.
Are there other ways to say "niche" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "niche": rako, nissi, syvennys, ekologinen lokero, markkinarako.