Finn

finn fínn English Pronunciation fĭn, en /ˈfɪn/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Finn.wav Southern England en ɪn 1 en fin Etymology 1 thumb|upright|A Finn (2) en ine-pro *pent- From en ang Finnas the Sami (plural), from en non finnr a en hunter-gatherer, from en gem-pro *finnaz (which see for more). Possibly originally meaning a ‘finder’ of food, referring to nomadic hunter-gatherers, particularly the Sami. Noun A national of Finland. en Finlander dated en w:National Geographic 1989 May 175 5 The Baltic: Arena of Power Priit J. Vesilind 614 Culturally and economically Finland is a Western nation. But would the Finns fight if the Soviets tried to use Finnish territory as a springboard to attack NATO? A person of ethnic Finnish (Suomi) ancestry; a non-Swedish, non-Sami Finlander. en Suomi rare Yam historical fi Finnishman Finnishwoman A member of any Finnic nationality, such as (more narrowly) a Baltic Finn such as a Karelian or Estonian, or (more broadly) a Volga Finn or Perm Finn. en Finnic Yam historical Derived terms en Findian Finnair Finndian Finnhorse Finnish Translations ethnic Finn Armenian: hy ֆինն Belarusian: be фін m, be фі́нка f Chamalal: cji пи́нали, cji пи́нади Czech: cs Fin m, cs Finka f Danish: da finne c Dutch: nl Fin m, nl Finse f Esperanto: eo finno Estonian: et soomlane, et somm colloquial, et poro colloquial ethnic slur, et põder colloquial ethnic slur French: fr Finnois m, fr Finnoise f Georgian: ka ფინელი German: de Finne m, de Finnin f Hungarian: hu finn Icelandic: is Finni m Ingrian: izh soomalain Interlingua: ia finnese Italian: it finnico m Japanese: ja フィン人 Fin-jin Khmer: km ហ្វាំង feaŋ Komi: Komi-Zyrian: kpv финн Macedonian: mk Финец m, mk Финка f Norwegian: Bokmål: nb finne m Nynorsk: nn finne m, nn kven m Ojibwe: oj madoodoowinini an, oj omakakiiwinini an Old East Slavic: orv Сумь Polish: pl Fin m-pr, pl Finka f Portuguese: pt fino m Russian: ru финн m, ru фи́нка f Sami: Kildin Sami: sjd ла̄дтҍ, sjd ла̄дӭлаш Northern Sami: se láddelaš, se láttán Skolt Sami: sms läʹdd Serbo-Croatian: sh Finac m, sh Finkinja f Slovak: sk Fín m, sk Fínka f Slovene: sl Fínec m, sl Fínka f Swahili: sw Mfini Swedish: sv finne m f, sv finska f Turkish: tr Fin Ukrainian: uk фін m, uk фі́нка f national of Finland Arabic: ar فِنْلَنْدِيّ m, ar فِنْلَنْدِيَّة f Armenian: hy ֆինլանդացի Asturian: ast finlandés m, ast finés m, ast finlandesa f, ast finesa f Basque: eu finlandiar Bulgarian: bg финландец m Catalan: ca finlandès m, ca finlandesa f Valencian: ca finlandés m, ca finlandesa f Chamalal: cji пи́нали, cji пи́нади Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 芬蘭人 Fēnlán rén Esperanto: eo finnlandano Estonian: et soomlane, et somm colloquial, et poro colloquial ethnic slur, et põder colloquial ethnic slur Finnish: fi suomalainen French: fr Finlandais m, fr Finlandaise f Galician: gl finlandés m Georgian: ka ფინელი German: de Finnländer m, de Finnländerin f Greek: el Φινλανδός m, el Φινλανδέζα f Indonesian: orang Finlandia Ingrian: izh soomalain Irish: ga Fionlannach m Italian: it finlandese m f Japanese: ja フィンランド人 Finrando-jin Komi: Komi-Zyrian: kpv финн Korean: ko 핀란드인, ko 핀란드 사람 Latvian: lv soms m, lv somiete f Lithuanian: lt suomis m, lt suomė f Norwegian: Bokmål: nb finlender m, nb finlending m Nynorsk: nn finlendar m, nn finlending m Ojibwe: oj madoodoowinini an, oj omakakiiwinini an Polish: pl Fin m-pr, pl Finka f Portuguese: pt finlandês m, pt finlandesa f Romanian: ro finlandez m, ro finlandeză f Russian: ru финля́ндец m, ru финля́ндка f Sami: Kildin Sami: sjd Ла̄дтҍе̄ммьне Northern Sami: se suopmelaš Scottish Gaelic: gd Fionnlainneach m Spanish: es finlandés m, es finlandesa f Swahili: sw Mfinlendi Swedish: sv finländare m f, sv finländska f[note sv finlandssvensk m f, sv finlandssvenska f Swedish Finnlander] Turkish: tr Finlandiyalı Venetan: vec finlandexe m f Volapük: vo Suomiyänan Cherokee: chr ᎠᏫᏂ Georgian: ka ფინელი Hawaiian: haw Pinilana Scottish Gaelic: gd Suòmach m Proper noun en male Old Norse. Etymology 2 thumb|The ancient bridge across the Finn at Clady An Old and Middle Irish form of Fionn. Proper noun ~ s en male Irish. en. en river co/Donegal c/Ireland, which joins the Mourne to form the Foyle. en The same <<river>> borders onto <<co/Tyrone>>, <<cc/Northern Ireland>>, between Clady and Strabane. Derived terms en Finn raccoon Huckleberry Finn Finchel Finnrey en Ethnonyms Finland Nationalities Danish da: Etymology From da non Finnr. Proper noun da proper noun da male References Danskernes Navne, based on CPR data:25 335 males with the given name Fnn have been registered in Denmark between about 1890 (=the population alive in 1967) and January 2005, with the frequency peak in the 1940s. Accessed on 19 June 2011. German de: Pronunciation de [fɪn] de De-at Finn.ogg Austria Proper noun de proper noun de male Danish,Norwegian,en:Finn Usage notes Currently popular in Germany. Derived terms de Finja, de Finnja Irish Pronunciation ga Mayo,Ulster /fʲin̠ʲ/ Proper noun ga pnf ga Fionn voc//gen s Mutation Luxembourgish Etymology From lb de Finne. Pronunciation lb /fin/ lb in 1 Noun m Finn (person from Finland) Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Etymology From nn non Finnr, from non finnr Sami, whence also nn finn. Also a short form of compound names with the element. Cognate with fo,is Finnur, sv Finn and da Find. Proper noun m nn male Old Norse Finna Related terms nn finn Sami References Finn 99 Old English Etymology From ang gem-pro *finnaz. Compare non Finnr. Pronunciation Finn ang inn 1 Proper noun Finn m Sami ang in the plural Lapland Declension Finn Derived terms ang Finna land ang Finnas ang Tribes