Zen in Finnish
Zen in Finnish is zen, zenbuddhalaisuus, zenbuddhismi — Zen means a school of Buddhism, strongest in China and Japan, that emphasises sudden insight reached through meditation rather than through study of scripture.
Zen in Finnish
What does "Zen" mean?
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noun A school of Buddhism, strongest in China and Japan, that emphasises sudden insight reached through meditation rather than through study of scripture.
"She spent a summer at a Zen monastery in Kyoto."
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noun A calm, focused state of mind, or an approach to a task that favours simplicity and intuition over overthinking it.
"He approaches coding with real zen — no panic, just steady focus."
Zen in a sentence
- She spent a summer at a Zen monastery in Kyoto.
- Zen teaching often uses riddles, called koans, to jolt students out of ordinary thinking.
- He approaches coding with real zen — no panic, just steady focus.
- Find your zen before the interview and you'll do fine.
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Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Zen" in Finnish?
"Zen" in Finnish is zen, zenbuddhalaisuus, zenbuddhismi. Zen means: A school of Buddhism, strongest in China and Japan, that emphasises sudden insight reached through meditation rather than through study of scripture.
How do you use "Zen" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent a summer at a Zen monastery in Kyoto." In Finnish, "Zen" is zen, zenbuddhalaisuus, zenbuddhismi.
Are there other ways to say "Zen" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "Zen": zen, zenbuddhalaisuus, zenbuddhismi.