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1 usko (luottamus)
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2 konfidenssi
• faith• trust -
3 rukouksella parantaja
• faith healer -
4 kristinusko
yks.nom. kristinusko; yks.gen. kristinuskon; yks.part. kristinuskoa; yks.ill. kristinuskoon; mon.gen. kristinuskojen; mon.part. kristinuskoja; mon.ill. kristinuskoihinChristian faith (noun)Christianity (noun)* * *• christian faith• Christianity -
5 kunniasana
yks.nom. kunniasana; yks.gen. kunniasanan; yks.part. kunniasanaa; yks.ill. kunniasanaan; mon.gen. kunniasanojen kunniasanain; mon.part. kunniasanoja; mon.ill. kunniasanoihinfaith (noun)parole (noun)word of honor (noun)word of honour (noun)* * *• word of honor• word of honour• parole• faith -
6 lapsenusko
yks.nom. lapsenusko; yks.gen. lapsenuskon; yks.part. lapsenuskoa; yks.ill. lapsenuskoon; mon.gen. lapsenuskojen; mon.part. lapsenuskoja; mon.ill. lapsenuskoihinchildhood faith* * *• childhood faith -
7 luottamus
yks.nom. luottamus; yks.gen. luottamuksen; yks.part. luottamusta; yks.ill. luottamukseen; mon.gen. luottamusten luottamuksien; mon.part. luottamuksia; mon.ill. luottamuksiinconfidence (noun)credit (noun)dependence (noun)faith (noun)reliance (noun)trust (noun)* * *• belief• fidelity• faithfulness• faith• dependence• creed• credit• confidence• assuredness• allegiance• affiance• reliance• trust• conviction -
8 lupaus
yks.nom. lupaus; yks.gen. lupauksen; yks.part. lupausta; yks.ill. lupaukseen; mon.gen. lupausten lupauksien; mon.part. lupauksia; mon.ill. lupauksiinfaith (noun)pledge (noun)promise (noun)prospect (noun)vow (noun)* * *• faith• woollens• vow• votive• undertaking• prospect• promise• guarantee• engagement• covenat• commitment• assurance• pledge -
9 uskoa
yks.nom. uskoa; yks.gen. uskon; yks.part. uskoi; yks.ill. uskoisi; mon.gen. uskokoon; mon.part. uskonut; mon.ill. uskottiinassign (verb)believe (verb)confide (verb)credit (verb)entrust (verb)entrust to (verb)have faith in (verb)recommend (verb)think (verb)trust (verb)trust oneself to (verb)vest (verb)* * *• have faith in• guess• postulate• give credence to• think• entrust• entrust to• give credit to• reckon• suppose• trust a person with• trust oneself to• trust• deem• presume• speculate• count on• consider• conjecture• confide• charge• believe• believe in• credit• assume• assign• recommend -
10 uskollisuus
yks.nom. uskollisuus; yks.gen. uskollisuuden; yks.part. uskollisuutta; yks.ill. uskollisuuteen; mon.gen. uskollisuuksien; mon.part. uskollisuuksia; mon.ill. uskollisuuksiinadherence (noun)allegiance (noun)constancy (noun)faitfulness (noun)faith (noun)faithfulness (noun)fidelity (noun)loyalty (noun)troth (noun)* * *• faithfullness• loyalty• fidelity• allegiance• faithfulness• troth• faith• faitfulness• devotion• constancy• adherence• devotedness -
11 uskonasia
yks.nom. uskonasia; yks.gen. uskonasian; yks.part. uskonasiaa; yks.ill. uskonasiaan; mon.gen. uskonasioiden uskonasioitten uskonasiain; mon.part. uskonasioita; mon.ill. uskonasioihinmatter of faith (noun)* * *• matter of faith -
12 uskonveli
yks.nom. uskonveli; yks.gen. uskonveljen; yks.part. uskonveljeä; yks.ill. uskonveljeen; mon.gen. uskonveljien; mon.part. uskonveljiä; mon.ill. uskonveljiinbrother in faith (noun)fellow believer (noun)* * *• brother in faith• fellow believer -
13 haltija bona fide
finance, business, economy• bearer in good faith -
14 heikkouskoinen
• of little faith -
15 oppi
yks.nom. oppi; yks.gen. opin; yks.part. oppia; yks.ill. oppiin; mon.gen. oppien; mon.part. oppeja; mon.ill. oppeihindoctrine (noun)dogma (noun)education (noun)erudition (noun)knowledge (noun)learning (noun)letter (noun)lore (noun)scholarship (noun)teaching (noun)tenet (noun)* * *• learning• erudition• concept• schooling• example• enlightenment• faith• instruction• knowledge• training• lesson• letter• lore• principle• scholarship• teaching• tenet• theory• education• religion• doctrine• conviction• canon• belief• advice• acquisition• creed• dogma -
16 otaksuma
yks.nom. otaksuma; yks.gen. otaksuman; yks.part. otaksumaa; yks.ill. otaksumaan; mon.gen. otaksumien otaksumain; mon.part. otaksumia; mon.ill. otaksumiinassumption (noun)presumption (noun)presupposition (noun)supposition (noun)surmise (noun)* * *• illusion• assumption• surety• surmise• sureness• supposition• reliance• presupposition• presumption• expectation• estimation• creed• conviction• confidence• assurance• belief• faith -
17 panna toivonsa
• pin one's faith on -
18 turvata
yks.nom. turvata; yks.gen. turvaan; yks.part. turvasi; yks.ill. turvaisi; mon.gen. turvatkoon; mon.part. turvannut; mon.ill. turvattiinassure (verb)ensure (verb)guarantee (verb)guard (verb)lean (verb)protect (verb)safeguard (verb)secure (verb)trust (verb)trust in (verb)assuring (adje)ensuring (adje)guaranteeing (adje)guarding (adje)leaning (adje)protecting (adje)safeguarding (adje)securing (adje)trusting (adje)* * *• guard• trust• trust in• stabilize• stabilise• secure• safeguard• put one's faith in• provide for• protect• lean• guarantee• ensure• assure• against• turn to• place reliance on -
19 turvautua
yks.nom. turvautua; yks.gen. turvaudun; yks.part. turvautui; yks.ill. turvautuisi; mon.gen. turvautukoon; mon.part. turvautunut; mon.ill. turvauduttiindraw on (verb)fall back on (verb)fall back upon (verb)have recourse to (verb)resort (verb)resort to (verb)turn to (verb)* * *• have recourse to• resort to• turn to• take refuge in• put one's faith in• place reliance on• fall back on• draw on• consult• trust in• be based on• fall back upon -
20 usko
• credit• creed• trust• surmise• prejudice• fiction• belief• faith• assumption• affiance• credence
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