proprietary in Finnish
proprietary in Finnish is oma, omistaja-, omistava — proprietary means owned exclusively by a company or individual, often protected by patent, trademark, or trade secret.
proprietary in Finnish
What does "proprietary" mean?
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adj Owned exclusively by a company or individual, often protected by patent, trademark, or trade secret.
"The software uses a proprietary file format that competitors can't open."
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adj Showing a sense of ownership or possessiveness over something.
"He grew proprietary about the project after leading it for so long."
proprietary in a sentence
- The software uses a proprietary file format that competitors can't open.
- The recipe is a closely guarded proprietary secret.
- He grew proprietary about the project after leading it for so long.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "proprietary" in Finnish?
"proprietary" in Finnish is oma, omistaja-, omistava. proprietary means: Owned exclusively by a company or individual, often protected by patent, trademark, or trade secret.
How do you use "proprietary" in a sentence?
Example: "The software uses a proprietary file format that competitors can't open." In Finnish, "proprietary" is oma, omistaja-, omistava.
Are there other ways to say "proprietary" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 7 translations listed for "proprietary": oma, omistaja-, omistava, omistus-, alkuperäinen, omisteinen.