Finn in Irish
Finn in Irish is Fionlannach — Finn means a person from Finland, or someone of Finnish ethnic background.
Finn in Irish
Fionlannach
A national of Finland.
What does "Finn" mean?
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noun A person from Finland, or someone of Finnish ethnic background.
"My grandmother was a Finn who emigrated to Canada in the 1950s."
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Finn in a sentence
- My grandmother was a Finn who emigrated to Canada in the 1950s.
- The sauna tradition is deeply important to most Finns.
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What is "Finn" in Irish?
"Finn" in Irish is Fionlannach. Finn means: A person from Finland, or someone of Finnish ethnic background.
How do you use "Finn" in a sentence?
Example: "My grandmother was a Finn who emigrated to Canada in the 1950s." In Irish, "Finn" is Fionlannach.
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