overland in Finnish
overland in Finnish is maa, maate pitkin, maitse — overland means travelling by, or crossing, land rather than sea or air.
overland in Finnish
What does "overland" mean?
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adj Travelling by, or crossing, land rather than sea or air.
"They chose the overland route through the mountains instead of flying."
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adv By way of land.
"The settlers travelled overland for months to reach the coast."
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verb To travel across land, often on a long recreational trip, sometimes in an off-road vehicle.
"They spent a year overlanding from Cape Town to Cairo."
overland in a sentence
- They chose the overland route through the mountains instead of flying.
- The settlers travelled overland for months to reach the coast.
- They spent a year overlanding from Cape Town to Cairo.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "overland" in Finnish?
"overland" in Finnish is maa, maate pitkin, maitse. overland means: Travelling by, or crossing, land rather than sea or air.
How do you use "overland" in a sentence?
Example: "They chose the overland route through the mountains instead of flying." In Finnish, "overland" is maa, maate pitkin, maitse.
Are there other ways to say "overland" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "overland": maa, maate pitkin, maitse.