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1 arvioida
yks.nom. arvioida; yks.gen. arvioin; yks.part. arvioi; yks.ill. arvioisi; mon.gen. arvioikoon; mon.part. arvioinut; mon.ill. arvioitiinappraise (verb)assess (verb)calculate (verb)cipher (verb)compute (verb)estimate (verb)evaluate (verb)gage (verb)put (verb)rate (verb)tax (verb)value (verb)weigh (verb)* * *• tax• make a rough guess• measure• privy to• put down• put• rate• weigh• size up• val• valuate• value• judge• count• reckon• assess• evaluate• appraise• figure• calculate• cipher• compute• consider• estimate• figure out• conjecture -
2 laskea
calculate (verb)cipher (verb)compute (verb)count (verb)decline (verb)decrease (verb)deposit (verb)descend (verb)diminish (verb)discharge (verb)drain (verb)draw (verb)drop (verb)ebb (verb)empty (verb)estimate (verb)fall (verb)go down (verb)haul down (verb)include (verb)lay (verb)let (verb)let down (verb)let go (verb)lower (verb)number (verb)recede (verb)reckon (verb)sag (verb)set (verb)sink (verb)subside (verb)tap (verb)tell (verb)* * *• flow into• drop• ebb• empty• enumerate• estimate• evaluate• fall• draw• figure• deposit• flow• glide• go down• haul down• figure out• slope• include• compute• come down• cipher• check• diminish• allow• draw off• decrease• count• deduct• degrade• descend• discharge• calculate• subside• release• sink• score• set• decline• introduce• abase• reduce• tap• tell over• tell• tot up• value• weigh• slide• lower• issue• lay down• lay• let down• sag• let• reduce the price• number• publish• put down• put• recede• reckon up• reckon• let go -
3 laskelmoida
yks.nom. laskelmoida; yks.gen. laskelmoin; yks.part. laskelmoi; yks.ill. laskelmoisi; mon.gen. laskelmoikoon; mon.part. laskelmoinut; mon.ill. laskelmoitiincalculate (verb)* * *• figure out• calculate• compute• decipher
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