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The Finnish word for key is
kosketin





key

Translations for key and their definitions

avain
     1. n. key
     2. n. code (set of rules for converting information)
     3. n. (music) clef, used especially in compound terms
           diskanttiavain = treble clef
           g-avain = G clef


näppäin
     1. n. key (button in a keyboard)
     2. n. button


kosketin
     1. n. A key of music keyboard.
     2. v. first-person singular indicative past of koskettaa


tärkeä
     1. adj. important
     2. adj. erittäin tärkeä: very important, crucial
     3. adj. (colloquial) self-important


selite
     1. n. key, guide


pieni saari
     1. islet





kiila
     1. n. wedge
     2. n. (heraldry) pile



syöttää
     1. v. to feed
     2. v. enter (to type into a computer)
     3. v. (tennis) to serve
     4. v. (baseball) to pitch
     5. v. (soccer) to pass




sävellaji
     1. n. (music) key


näppäillä
     1. v. To pluck (to gently play a single string, e.g. on a guitar).
     2. v. To type on a keyboard.





salakirjoitusavain
     1. n. codebook


luoto
     1. n. An islet, especially a rocky one or one that is far from any larger land mass.
     2. n. A rock as a small island with no or just a little vegetation, larger than kari.




kirjoittaa
     1. v. to write
     2. v. to spell
           kirjoittaa väärin
             to misspell
           Kuinka kirjoitetaan ”onomatopoeettinen”?
             How do you spell ‘onomatopoeic’?
     3. v. ~ + a subject at the Finnish lukio = to take an examination in
           Kirjoitin englannin/biologian/saksan/matematiikan viime keväänä.
             I took an examination in English/biology/German/mathematics last spring.
     4. v. (intransitive) ~ ylioppilaaksi = to take/pass the matriculation examination, graduate (from the Finnish lukio)
     5. v. To type; a shorter form of konekirjoittaa


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