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1 valehteleva
• lying• mendacious -
2 valehtelu
• lying• mendacity -
3 valheellinen
• lying• untrustworthy• untrue• unreal• treacherous• untruthful• mendacious• groundless• false• dishonest• deceitful• artificial• not true• imaginative -
4 välinen
• lying between• mutual -
5 alava
yks.nom. alava; yks.gen. alavan; yks.part. alavaa; yks.ill. alavaan; mon.gen. alavien alavain; mon.part. alavia; mon.ill. alaviinlow (adje)low-lying (adje)* * *• low-lying• low -
6 lapsivuode
yks.nom. lapsivuode; yks.gen. lapsivuoteen; yks.part. lapsivuodetta; yks.ill. lapsivuoteeseen; mon.gen. lapsivuoteiden lapsivuoteitten; mon.part. lapsivuoteita; mon.ill. lapsivuoteisiin lapsivuoteihinchildbed (noun)childbirth (noun)confinement (noun)lying (noun)* * *• confinement• lying• childbed -
7 pitkällään
• at length• outstretched• lying down• lie down• be lying down• far -
8 virua
yks.nom. virua; yks.gen. virun; yks.part. virui; yks.ill. viruisi; mon.gen. virukoon; mon.part. virunut; mon.ill. viruttiinbe lying (verb)languish (verb)lie (verb)* * *• be lying• languish• lie• lounge -
9 alanko
• lowand• lowland area• lowland• low-lying land• valley -
10 alistua mukisematta
• take something lying down -
11 hän valehtelee
• he is lying -
12 hujan hajan
• in disorder• lying about• pell-mell• scattered• topsy-turvy -
13 päinmakuu
• prone lying -
14 pitkin
along (prep) along (adve)by (adve)down (adve)through (adve)* * *• along• throughout• through• on• lying about• next to• lengthways• down• beside• all• all the time• all round• all along• by• lengthwise -
15 seisonta-aika
• idle period• standing time• period of non-use• out-of-service period• lying-up period• tie-up time• idle hours• down time• demurrage• dead time• lay-days• lay days -
16 syvä loukku
• low-lying trap -
17 valehteleminen
• Iying• lying
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