stockade in Finnish
stockade in Finnish is paalulinnake, putka — stockade means a defensive fence or enclosure made of upright wooden posts.
stockade in Finnish
paalulinnake
(military) An enclosure protected by a wall of wooden posts.
putka
(colloquial) A military prison.
What does "stockade" mean?
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noun A defensive fence or enclosure made of upright wooden posts.
"The settlers built a stockade to keep out wild animals."
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noun A military prison.
"The soldier was sent to the stockade for going absent without leave."
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stockade in a sentence
- The settlers built a stockade to keep out wild animals.
- The soldier was sent to the stockade for going absent without leave.
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What is "stockade" in Finnish?
"stockade" in Finnish is paalulinnake, putka. stockade means: A defensive fence or enclosure made of upright wooden posts.
How do you use "stockade" in a sentence?
Example: "The settlers built a stockade to keep out wild animals." In Finnish, "stockade" is paalulinnake, putka.
Are there other ways to say "stockade" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "stockade": paalulinnake, putka.
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