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revenant in Finnish

revenant in Finnish is jälleensyntynyt, palaaja, palannut — revenant means a spirit or reanimated corpse said to return from the dead, as in folklore or horror fiction.

revenant in Finnish

jälleensyntynyt
noun
Someone who returns from a long absence.
palaaja
noun
Someone who returns from a long absence.
palannut
noun
Someone who returns from a long absence.
jälleensyntynyt
noun
A person or thing reborn.

What does "revenant" mean?

  1. noun A spirit or reanimated corpse said to return from the dead, as in folklore or horror fiction.
    "The film follows a revenant seeking vengeance on those who left him for dead."
  2. noun Someone who reappears after a long absence.
    "He arrived at the reunion like a revenant, unrecognisable after twenty years abroad."
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revenant in a sentence

  • The film follows a revenant seeking vengeance on those who left him for dead.
  • Local legend told of a revenant that stalked the old churchyard.
  • He arrived at the reunion like a revenant, unrecognisable after twenty years abroad.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "revenant" in Finnish?

"revenant" in Finnish is jälleensyntynyt, palaaja, palannut. revenant means: A spirit or reanimated corpse said to return from the dead, as in folklore or horror fiction.

How do you use "revenant" in a sentence?

Example: "The film follows a revenant seeking vengeance on those who left him for dead." In Finnish, "revenant" is jälleensyntynyt, palaaja, palannut.

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

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "revenant": jälleensyntynyt, palaaja, palannut.

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