tile in Finnish
tile in Finnish is kaakeli, laatta, tiili — tile means a thin, flat slab of material such as clay, stone, or ceramic, used to cover roofs, floors, or walls.
tile in Finnish
What does "tile" mean?
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noun A thin, flat slab of material such as clay, stone, or ceramic, used to cover roofs, floors, or walls.
"A few roof tiles blew off in the storm."
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noun A small flat piece used in games such as dominoes, Scrabble, or mahjong.
"She drew a tile with the letter Q on it."
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verb To cover a surface with tiles.
"They spent the weekend tiling the kitchen floor."
tile in a sentence
- A few roof tiles blew off in the storm.
- They chose blue tiles for the bathroom walls.
- She drew a tile with the letter Q on it.
- They spent the weekend tiling the kitchen floor.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "tile" in Finnish?
"tile" in Finnish is kaakeli, laatta, tiili. tile means: A thin, flat slab of material such as clay, stone, or ceramic, used to cover roofs, floors, or walls.
How do you use "tile" in a sentence?
Example: "A few roof tiles blew off in the storm." In Finnish, "tile" is kaakeli, laatta, tiili.
Are there other ways to say "tile" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "tile": kaakeli, laatta, tiili, nappula, laatoittaa, tiilittää.