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1 lähteä
yks.nom. lähteä; yks.gen. lähden; yks.part. lähti läksi; yks.ill. lähtisi; mon.gen. lähteköön; mon.part. lähtenyt; mon.ill. lähdettiincome loose (verb)depart (verb)go (verb)leave (verb)start (verb)troop (verb)come off (adje)come out (adje)set out (adje)take off (adje)repair to* * *• depart• leave• leave for• go• get off• fade away• derive from• put off• come• come out• come off• come loose• begin• egress• put away• repair to• set off• set out• sprang• spring from• start out• start• stem from• strictly speaking• take off• turn out• beat it• loosen• push along• push off -
2 poiketa
yks.nom. poiketa; yks.gen. poikkean; yks.part. poikkesi; yks.ill. poikkeaisi poikkeisi; mon.gen. poiketkoon; mon.part. poikennut; mon.ill. poikettiincall (verb)call at (verb)deviate (verb)differ (verb)digress (verb)diverge (verb)drop in (verb)stop off (verb)stray (verb)swerve (verb)turn (verb)turn aside (verb)turn off (verb)vary (verb)varying (adje)* * *• stop by• disagree• dispute• turn off• diverge• differ• drop in• pop in• digress• stop off• wander from• stray• stray from• turn away• turn• vary• visit• deviate• touch at• depart from• deflect• contrast• contradict• conflict• call• call at• branch• swerve• depart -
3 kuolla
yks.nom. kuolla; yks.gen. kuolen; yks.part. kuoli; yks.ill. kuolisi; mon.gen. kuolkoon; mon.part. kuollut; mon.ill. kuoltiincroak (noun)pass away decease (verb)die (verb)expire (verb)perish (verb)succumb to (verb)* * *• succumb to• go west• dwindle• fade• die out• expire• go to glory• die• kick the bucket• pass away• perish• snuff out• wane• wither• depart• peter out• decease• decay• croak• depart this life• catch a packet• become extinct• be killed• finish -
4 häipyä
yks.nom. häipyä; yks.gen. häivyn; yks.part. häipyi; yks.ill. häipyisi; mon.gen. häipyköön; mon.part. häipynyt; mon.ill. häivyttiindecamp (verb)disappear (verb)evanesce (verb)evaporate (verb)fade (verb)flee (verb)fleet (verb)lift (verb)vanish (verb)vamoose (noun)* * *• evaporate• vanish• get off• decamp• depart• descend• disappear• go• evanesce• hop it• expire• fade away• fade• fade-out• flake out• flee• escape• lift• fleet• vamoose• shed• push off• perish• pass• go away• make oneself scarce• wane• leave• withdraw -
5 vetäytyä
yks.nom. vetäytyä; yks.gen. vetäydyn; yks.part. vetäytyi; yks.ill. vetäytyisi; mon.gen. vetäytyköön; mon.part. vetäytynyt; mon.ill. vetäydyttiinfall back (noun)draw (verb)draw back (verb)ebb (verb)pull out (verb)retire (verb)retreat (verb)withdraw (verb)* * *• retreat• draw back• withdraw• draw• retire• balk• baulk• depart• ebb• fall back• get off• go• hide• leave• pull out• quit• recede -
6 poistua
yks.nom. poistua; yks.gen. poistun; yks.part. poistui; yks.ill. poistuisi; mon.gen. poistukoon; mon.part. poistunut; mon.ill. poistuttiinget off (verb)go away (verb)leave (verb)quit (verb)withdraw (verb)* * *• depart• leave• withdraw• vanish• make an exit• go• go away• get off• quit• absent oneself -
7 mennä
enter (verb)go (verb)pass (verb)* * *• move• be directed• decease• progress• conform• proceed• pass• pass by• pass away• move over• move off• make way• lessen• reach• accommodate• walk• become• change• leave• enter• lapse• have room for• grow• go• go by• get on• get off• turn• extend• serve• elapse• do• disappear• die• depart• vanish• suit• stretch• fit
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depart — verb Etymology: Middle English, to divide, part company, from Anglo French departir, from de + partir to divide, from Latin partire, from part , pars part Date: 13th century intransitive verb 1. a. to go away ; leave … New Collegiate Dictionary
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