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21 olettaa
yks.nom. olettaa; yks.gen. oletan; yks.part. oletti; yks.ill. olettaisi; mon.gen. olettakoon; mon.part. olettanut; mon.ill. oletettiinassume (verb)presume (verb)suppose (verb)* * *• imagine• presume• reckon• speculate• suppose• surmise• think• hypothesise• suspect• believe• be afraid of• assume• guess• conclude• conjecture• consider• estimate• expect• fancy -
22 olla huolissaan
• be afraid of• be worried• fret• grieve• tremble• worry about• worry -
23 olla kauhuissaan
• be afraid of -
24 olla levoton
• be afraid of• be concerned• fidget• flutter• trouble• worry -
25 olla peloissaan
• scare• get the wind up• be afraid of -
26 otaksua
yks.nom. otaksua; yks.gen. otaksun; yks.part. otaksui; yks.ill. otaksuisi; mon.gen. otaksukoon; mon.part. otaksunut; mon.ill. otaksuttiinassume (verb)fancy (verb)judge (verb)presume (verb)presuppose (verb)suppose (verb)surmise (verb)* * *• judge• think• take for granted• suspect• surmise• suppose• reckon• presume• believe• presuppose• be afraid of• infer• conclude• conjecture• consider• deduce• fancy• assume -
27 ounastella pahaa
• be afraid of -
28 päätellä
yks.nom. päätellä; yks.gen. päättelen; yks.part. päätteli; yks.ill. päättelisi; mon.gen. päätelköön; mon.part. päätellyt; mon.ill. pääteltiincome to a conclusion (verb)conclude (verb)deduce (verb)draw conclusions (verb)gather (verb)infer (verb)judge (verb)reason (verb)* * *• suspect• suppose• deduce• judge• gather• infer• come to a conclusion• believe• be afraid of• arrive at a conclusion• think• apply the rule of three• conclude• draw conclusions• fasten off• draw a conclusion• presume• reason -
29 pelätä jotakin
• be apprehensive of• be afraid -
30 pelko
yks.nom. pelko; yks.gen. pelon; yks.part. pelkoa; yks.ill. pelkoon; mon.gen. pelkojen; mon.part. pelkoja; mon.ill. pelkoihinapprehension (noun)awe (noun)dismay (noun)dread (noun)fear (noun)fright (noun)funk (noun)scare (noun)terror (noun)* * *• agitation• fear• dread• distress• disquiet• dismay• fright• awe• apprehensiveness• apprehension• anxiety• foreboding• alarm• concern• afraid• angst• scare• qualm• horror• grief• aversion• funk• worry• uneasiness -
31 säikkyä
yks.nom. säikkyä; yks.gen. säikyn; yks.part. säikkyi; yks.ill. säikkyisi; mon.gen. säikkyköön; mon.part. säikkynyt; mon.ill. säikyttiinbalk (verb)baulk (verb)be frightened (verb)blench (verb)scare (verb)shy (verb)startle (verb)* * *• blush• be startled• be frightened• be afraid of• baulk• balk• startle• shy• scare -
32 ujostella
• be ashamed• be embarrassed• be shy• blush• feel embarrassed• scare• be afraid of -
33 vierastaa
yks.nom. vierastaa; yks.gen. vierastan; yks.part. vierasti; yks.ill. vierastaisi; mon.gen. vierastakoon; mon.part. vierastanut; mon.ill. vierastettiinbe shy (verb)shun (verb)* * *• consider odd• shun• consider... odd• blush• be shy• be afraid of
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