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1 ruttopaise
plague-spot (noun)spot (noun)* * *• spot -
2 ruttopesä
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3 rutto
yks.nom. rutto; yks.gen. ruton; yks.part. ruttoa; yks.ill. ruttoon; mon.gen. ruttojen; mon.part. ruttoja; mon.ill. ruttoihinpestilence (noun)plague (noun)* * *• plaguemedicine, veterinary• the plaguemedicine, veterinary• pestmedicine, veterinary• pestilence -
4 ahdistaa
yks.nom. ahdistaa; yks.gen. ahdistan; yks.part. ahdisti; yks.ill. ahdistaisi; mon.gen. ahdistakoon; mon.part. ahdistanut; mon.ill. ahdistettiinassail (verb)badger (verb)be tight (verb)beset (verb)besiege (verb)distress (verb)gripe (verb)harass (verb)harry (verb)heckle (verb)importune (verb)mob (verb)obsess (verb)oppress (verb)pester (verb)pinch (verb)plague (verb)press (verb)pursue (verb)torment (verb)worry (verb)attack prey on ride (noun)* * *• ride• oppress• persecute• pester• pinch• plague• worry• pressure• press• prey on• push• squeeze• strain• strangle• torment• trouble• obsess• pursue• bother• mob• assail• attack• badger• be tight• beset• pressurise• bewitch• distress• gripe• harass• harry• heckle• hunt• importune• besiege -
5 eläinrutto
cattle plague* * *• cattle plague -
6 kirous
yks.nom. kirous; yks.gen. kirouksen; yks.part. kirousta; yks.ill. kiroukseen; mon.gen. kirousten kirouksien; mon.part. kirouksia; mon.ill. kirouksiinbane (noun)curse (noun)execration (noun)imprecation (noun)malediction (noun)oath (noun)plague (noun)swear (noun)swear-word (noun)swearword (noun)* * *• oath• plague• swear-word• swearword• swear• obscenity• imprecation• expletive• swearing• execration• bane• curse• blasphemy• malediction -
7 kiusata
yks.nom. kiusata; yks.gen. kiusaan; yks.part. kiusasi; yks.ill. kiusaisi; mon.gen. kiusatkoon; mon.part. kiusannut; mon.ill. kiusattiinafflict (verb)annoy (verb)bait (verb)bother (verb)bully (verb)fret (verb)grill (verb)harass (verb)harrow (verb)irk (verb)molest (verb)pain (verb)pester (verb)plague (verb)rack (verb)tantalize (verb)tease (verb)tempt (verb)torment (verb)trouble (verb)vex (verb)worry (verb)* * *• spellbind• irk• irritate• molest• obsess• oppress• pain• persecute• pester• pick on• plague• rack• tease• strain• tempt• torture• trouble• vex• worry• harrow• possess• bully• allure• annoy• assail• bait• harras• bedevil• beguile• bewitch• torment• budget for• afflict• captivate• confuse• enchant• entrance• excruciate• fascinate• grill• harass• bother -
8 maanvaiva
yks.nom. maanvaiva; yks.gen. maanvaivan; yks.part. maanvaivaa; yks.ill. maanvaivaan; mon.gen. maanvaivojen maanvaivain; mon.part. maanvaivoja; mon.ill. maanvaivoihinpest (noun)plague (noun)public nuisance (noun)scourge (noun)* * *• bother• pest• plague• public nuisance• scourge -
9 paiserutto
bubonic plague (noun)* * *• bubonic plague -
10 vitsaus
yks.nom. vitsaus; yks.gen. vitsauksen; yks.part. vitsausta; yks.ill. vitsaukseen; mon.gen. vitsausten vitsauksien; mon.part. vitsauksia; mon.ill. vitsauksiinpest (noun)plague (noun)scourge (noun)visitation (noun)* * *• curse• pest• plague• scourge• visitation -
11 hankaluus
yks.nom. hankaluus; yks.gen. hankaluuden; yks.part. hankaluutta; yks.ill. hankaluuteen; mon.gen. hankaluuksien; mon.part. hankaluuksia; mon.ill. hankaluuksiindifficulty (noun)discomfort (noun)inconvenience (noun)rub (noun)snag (noun)trouble (noun)* * *• inconvenience• hindrance• upset• uneasiness• trouble• snag• rub• problem• plague• pester• nuisance• molest• worry• awkwardness• hassle• annoyance• harass• handicap• drawback• disturbance• disturb• dismay• discomfort• difficulty• bother• bore• irritate -
12 harmittaa
yks.nom. harmittaa; yks.gen. harmitan; yks.part. harmitti; yks.ill. harmittaisi; mon.gen. harmittakoon; mon.part. harmittanut; mon.ill. harmitettiinannoy (verb)provoke (verb)vex (verb)* * *• exasperate• plague• tease• regret• put out• provoke• vex• trouble• molest• harass• displease• annoy• anger• aggravate• irritate -
13 inho
yks.nom. inho; yks.gen. inhon; yks.part. inhoa; yks.ill. inhoon; mon.gen. inhojen; mon.part. inhoja; mon.ill. inhoihinabhorrence (noun)abomination (noun)aversion (noun)detestation (noun)disgust (noun)execration (noun)loathing (noun)odium (noun)repulsion (noun)revulsion (noun)* * *• execration• revulsion• repulsion• repugnance• plague• outrage• odium• loathing for• loathing• hatred• abomination• abhorrence• antipathy• aversion• detestation• disgust for• disgust• nausea• dislike• disgust at• distaste -
14 irvailla
• pester• vex• torment• taunt• scold• plague• nag• irritate• harry• harass• berate• badger• annoy• mock• ridicule -
15 kiduttaa
yks.nom. kiduttaa; yks.gen. kidutan; yks.part. kidutti; yks.ill. kiduttaisi; mon.gen. kiduttakoon; mon.part. kiduttanut; mon.ill. kidutettiinagonize (verb)martyr (verb)mortify (verb)rack (verb)torment (verb)torture (verb)* * *• tease• mortify• torture• torment• agonize• rack• martyr• flog• plague -
16 kiusanhenki
• worrier• tormentor• teaser• tease• pest• plague -
17 kiusankappale
• bother• bugger• nuisance• pest• plague -
18 kiusaus
yks.nom. kiusaus; yks.gen. kiusauksen; yks.part. kiusausta; yks.ill. kiusaukseen; mon.gen. kiusausten kiusauksien; mon.part. kiusauksia; mon.ill. kiusauksiintemptation (noun)* * *• plague• temptation -
19 punarutto
• purple-plague -
20 rasitus
yks.nom. rasitus; yks.gen. rasituksen; yks.part. rasitusta; yks.ill. rasitukseen; mon.gen. rasitusten rasituksien; mon.part. rasituksia; mon.ill. rasituksiinburden (noun)charge (noun)drain (noun)encumbrance (noun)exertion (noun)oppression (noun)strain (noun)stress (noun)* * *• tease• load• loading• nuisance• oppression• plague• charge• stress• trial• trouble• vexation• irritation• strain• burden• aggravation• harassment• annoyance• disturbance• displeasure• drain• effort• encumbrance• exasperation• exertion• handicap• anger
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