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1 syömingit
• feast -
2 kesti
feast -
3 hurvitella
• feast• romp• lead a wild life• enjoy oneself• revel -
4 ilotella
• feast• romp• enjoy oneself -
5 lehtimajanjuhla
• feast of tabernacles -
6 mässätä
• feast• gorge oneself• gorge• gormandize• guzzle• carouse• binge -
7 nautinnokseen katsella
• feast one's eyes upon -
8 herkutella
yks.nom. herkutella; yks.gen. herkuttelen; yks.part. herkutteli; yks.ill. herkuttelisi; mon.gen. herkutelkoon; mon.part. herkutellut; mon.ill. herkuteltiineat well (verb)feast (verb)feast upon (verb)gormandize (verb)luxuriate (verb)revel (verb)* * *• eat well• revel• luxuriate• feast• feast upon• enjoy food• eat sumptuously• binge• feast on -
9 juhla
yks.nom. juhla; yks.gen. juhlan; yks.part. juhlaa; yks.ill. juhlaan; mon.gen. juhlien juhlain; mon.part. juhlia; mon.ill. juhliinanniversary (noun)celebration (noun)commemoration (noun)feast (noun)festival (noun)festivity (noun)fete (noun)fête (noun)gala (noun)gaudy (noun)jamboree (noun)party (noun)rejoicings (noun)banquette (noun)* * *• festival• festive• state• solemn• party• milk• jubilee• jamboree• gaudy• festivity• feast• festal• feast day• exercise• convivial• commemoration• ceremony• celebration• anniversary• fete -
10 hääjuhla
• bridal feast• wedding feast -
11 kekkerit
; mon.gen. kekkerien kekkereiden kekkereitten; mon.part. kekkerejä kekkereitä; mon.ill. kekkereihinbeano (noun)celebration (noun)feast (noun)party (noun)* * *• celebration• feast• party -
12 kestitä
yks.nom. kestitä; yks.gen. kestitsen; yks.part. kestitsi; yks.ill. kestitsisi; mon.gen. kestitköön; mon.part. kestinnyt; mon.ill. kestittiinentertain (verb)feast (verb)regale (verb)treat (verb)* * *• entertain• treat• feast• regale -
13 mässäillä
yks.nom. mässäillä; yks.gen. mässäilen; yks.part. mässäili; yks.ill. mässäilisi; mon.gen. mässäilköön; mon.part. mässäillyt; mon.ill. mässäiltiinfeast (verb)gorge (verb)gormandize (verb)* * *• feast• lead a loose life• wolf• gormandize• gormandise• gobble• eat voraciously• devour• cram• bolt• binge• guzzle• gorge -
14 pidot
; mon.gen. pitojen; mon.part. pitoja; mon.ill. pitoihinbanquet (noun)feast (noun)party (noun)* * *• party• banquet• feast -
15 silmänruoka
yks.nom. silmänruoka; yks.gen. silmänruoan; yks.part. silmänruokaa; yks.ill. silmänruokaan; mon.gen. silmänruokien silmänruokain; mon.part. silmänruokia; mon.ill. silmänruokiinfeast for the eyes* * *• pleasure to the eye• feast for the eye -
16 ateria
yks.nom. ateria; yks.gen. aterian; yks.part. ateriaa; yks.ill. ateriaan; mon.gen. aterioiden aterioitten ateriain; mon.part. aterioita; mon.ill. aterioihinfeed (noun)meal (noun)repast (noun)* * *• feast• meal• refection• repast -
17 elonkorjuujuhla
• harvest feast• harvest festival -
18 harjannostajaiset
• rearing-feast• roofing celebration• topping-out party• topping-out -
19 hekumoida
yks.nom. hekumoida; yks.gen. hekumoin hekumoitsen; yks.part. hekumoi hekumoitsi; yks.ill. hekumoisi hekumoitsisi; mon.gen. hekumoikoon; mon.part. hekumoinut; mon.ill. hekumoitiingloat over (verb)indulge in sensual pleasure (verb)indulge oneself (verb)luxuriate (verb)revel in (verb)wallow in (verb)* * *• gloat over• feast on• indulge in sensual pleasure• take great pleasure• lead a loose life• luxuriate• revel in• wallow in• indulge oneself• indulge oneself in -
20 hummailla
• enjoy oneself• feast• revel
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