rosacea in Finnish
rosacea in Finnish is ruusufinni — rosacea means a long-term skin condition affecting mainly the face, in which the central areas become persistently flushed or red, often with visible small blood vessels and, in some people, bumps and pustules. It typically comes and goes in flare-ups and most often appears in adulthood.
rosacea in Finnish
What does "rosacea" mean?
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noun A long-term skin condition affecting mainly the face, in which the central areas become persistently flushed or red, often with visible small blood vessels and, in some people, bumps and pustules. It typically comes and goes in flare-ups and most often appears in adulthood.
"Her rosacea flared whenever she came in from the cold."
rosacea in a sentence
- Her rosacea flared whenever she came in from the cold.
- The doctor explained that rosacea tends to affect the cheeks, nose and forehead.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "rosacea" in Finnish?
"rosacea" in Finnish is ruusufinni. rosacea means: A long-term skin condition affecting mainly the face, in which the central areas become persistently flushed or red, often with visible small blood vessels and, in some people, bumps and pustules. It typically comes and goes in flare-ups and most often appears in adulthood.
How do you use "rosacea" in a sentence?
Example: "Her rosacea flared whenever she came in from the cold." In Finnish, "rosacea" is ruusufinni.
