Finland in Irish
Finland in Irish is Fionlainn, an Fhionlainn — Finland means a Nordic country in Northern Europe bordering Sweden, Norway, and Russia.
Finland in Irish
Fionlainn
A Nordic country having borders with Sweden, Norway and Russia in Europe. Official name: Republic of Finland.
an Fhionlainn
A Nordic country having borders with Sweden, Norway and Russia in Europe. Official name: Republic of Finland.
What does "Finland" mean?
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name A Nordic country in Northern Europe bordering Sweden, Norway, and Russia.
"Over the following decades, the EEC became the European Union, and expanded from the original six nations to today’s 27 members, from Finland in the north to Malta in the south."
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Finland in a sentence
- Over the following decades, the EEC became the European Union, and expanded from the original six nations to today’s 27 members, from Finland in the north to Malta in the south.
- Finland is known for its saunas, forests, and thousands of lakes.
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What is "Finland" in Irish?
"Finland" in Irish is Fionlainn, an Fhionlainn. Finland means: A Nordic country in Northern Europe bordering Sweden, Norway, and Russia.
How do you use "Finland" in a sentence?
Example: "Finland is known for its saunas, forests, and thousands of lakes." In Irish, "Finland" is Fionlainn, an Fhionlainn.
Are there other ways to say "Finland" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Finland": Fionlainn, an Fhionlainn.
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