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soul in Finnish

soul in Finnish is sielu, henki, soul — soul means the spiritual or immaterial part of a person, often believed to continue after death.

soul in Finnish

sielu
noun
henki
noun
soul
noun
(music) Soul music.
sielu
noun
A person, especially as one among many.

What does "soul" mean?

  1. noun The spiritual or immaterial part of a person, often believed to continue after death.
    "She believed the soul lives on after the body dies."
  2. noun The essential or defining quality of something; its life and character.
    "The old market is the soul of the city."
  3. noun A genre of African American popular music known for its emotional, gospel-influenced style.
    "He grew up listening to classic soul records from the sixties."
  4. noun A person, especially thought of as one among many.
    "Not a soul was on the street that night."
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soul in a sentence

  • She believed the soul lives on after the body dies.
  • The old market is the soul of the city.
  • He grew up listening to classic soul records from the sixties.
  • Not a soul was on the street that night.

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What is "soul" in Finnish?

"soul" in Finnish is sielu, henki, soul. soul means: The spiritual or immaterial part of a person, often believed to continue after death.

How do you use "soul" in a sentence?

Example: "She believed the soul lives on after the body dies." In Finnish, "soul" is sielu, henki, soul.

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

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "soul": sielu, henki, soul.

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