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1 saattue
yks.nom. saattue; yks.gen. saattueen; yks.part. saattuetta; yks.ill. saattueeseen; mon.gen. saattueiden saattueitten; mon.part. saattueita; mon.ill. saattueisiin saattueihinattendant (noun)convoy (noun)entourage (noun)escort (noun)procession (noun)retinue (noun)suite (noun)train (noun)* * *• train• suite• retinue• procession• expedition• escort• entourage• attendant• convoy -
2 kulkue
yks.nom. kulkue; yks.gen. kulkueen; yks.part. kulkuetta; yks.ill. kulkueeseen; mon.gen. kulkueiden kulkueitten; mon.part. kulkueita; mon.ill. kulkueisiin kulkueihincavalcade (noun)pageant (noun)procession (noun)* * *• course• train• succession• procession• pageant• cortege• cavalcade• parade -
3 surusaatto
yks.nom. surusaatto; yks.gen. surusaaton; yks.part. surusaattoa; yks.ill. surusaattoon; mon.gen. surusaattojen; mon.part. surusaattoja; mon.ill. surusaattoihincortége (noun)funeral procession (noun)mourners (noun)* * *• funeral cotége• funeral procession• funeral cotege• cortége• cortege• mourners -
4 riemusaatto
yks.nom. riemusaatto; yks.gen. riemusaaton; yks.part. riemusaattoa; yks.ill. riemusaattoon; mon.gen. riemusaattojen; mon.part. riemusaattoja; mon.ill. riemusaattoihintriumph (noun)triumphal procession (noun)* * *• triumph• triumphal procession -
5 voittokulkue
triumph (noun)triumphal procession (noun)* * *• triumph• triumphal procession -
6 ruumissaatto
yks.nom. ruumissaatto; yks.gen. ruumissaaton; yks.part. ruumissaattoa; yks.ill. ruumissaattoon; mon.gen. ruumissaattojen; mon.part. ruumissaattoja; mon.ill. ruumissaattoihinfuneral procession (noun)* * *• funeral procession -
7 saatto
yks.nom. saatto; yks.gen. saaton; yks.part. saattoa; yks.ill. saattoon; mon.gen. saattojen; mon.part. saattoja; mon.ill. saattoihinprocession (noun)* * *• procession• follow-through• cortége• cortege• convoying• escorting• escort -
8 paraati
yks.nom. paraati; yks.gen. paraatin; yks.part. paraatia; yks.ill. paraatiin; mon.gen. paraatien; mon.part. paraateja; mon.ill. paraateihinmarch-past (noun)parade (noun)* * *• procession• review• parade
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