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1 lähteä
yks.nom. lähteä; yks.gen. lähden; yks.part. lähti läksi; yks.ill. lähtisi; mon.gen. lähteköön; mon.part. lähtenyt; mon.ill. lähdettiincome loose (verb)depart (verb)go (verb)leave (verb)start (verb)troop (verb)come off (adje)come out (adje)set out (adje)take off (adje)repair to* * *• depart• leave• leave for• go• get off• fade away• derive from• put off• come• come out• come off• come loose• begin• egress• put away• repair to• set off• set out• sprang• spring from• start out• start• stem from• strictly speaking• take off• turn out• beat it• loosen• push along• push off -
2 ryhtyä
yks.nom. ryhtyä; yks.gen. ryhdyn; yks.part. ryhtyi; yks.ill. ryhtyisi; mon.gen. ryhtyköön; mon.part. ryhtynyt; mon.ill. ryhdyttiinaddress (verb)begin (verb)embark (verb)engage in (verb)enter (verb)enter into (verb)enter upon (verb)go in for (verb)proceed (verb)resort (verb)set about (verb)start (verb)take to (verb)undertake (verb)embark on set to take up (noun)* * *• commence• go in for• get involved• enter• enter upon• enter into• engage• engage in• intend to do• embark on• set out• buckle to• begin• embark• mix with• become• put one's hand to• set about• set to work• set to• start out• start• take to• take up• touch• turn to• undertake• warm up• resort to• proceed• address -
3 lähteä matkaan
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4 lähtö
yks.nom. lähtö; yks.gen. lähdön; yks.part. lähtöä; yks.ill. lähtöön; mon.gen. lähtöjen; mon.part. lähtöjä; mon.ill. lähtöihinblast-off (noun)departure (noun)exit (noun)going (noun)leaving (noun)output (noun)passing (noun)start (noun)take off (noun)take-off (noun)* * *• OP• output• passing• setting-off• setting-out• start• starting out• initial• take-off• leaving• take off• departure• going• blast-off• effluxion• egression• exit• going away• beginning -
5 syöksyä
yks.nom. syöksyä; yks.gen. syöksyn; yks.part. syöksyi; yks.ill. syöksyisi; mon.gen. syöksyköön; mon.part. syöksynyt; mon.ill. syöksyttiinbe thrown (verb)butt (verb)crash (verb)dart (verb)dash (verb)dive (verb)lunge (verb)make a rush (verb)nose-dive (verb)pitch (verb)plunge (verb)rush (verb)start (verb)throw oneself (verb)tilt (verb)topple (verb)tumble (verb)fall shoot (noun)tear (noun)* * *• run• launch out in• tear• tumble• swoop• start• spurt out• tilt• rush• plunge• pitch• topple• shoot• make a rush• butt• throw oneself• crash• dart• dash• dive• throw o.s. to• flush• fall• lunge• attack -
6 nostaa
yks.nom. nostaa; yks.gen. nostan; yks.part. nosti; yks.ill. nostaisi; mon.gen. nostakoon; mon.part. nostanut; mon.ill. nostettiincut (verb)draw (verb)draw out (verb)fork (verb)heave (verb)hoist (verb)increase (verb)lever (verb)lift (verb)pick up (verb)put up (verb)raise (verb)sling (verb)trice up (verb)weigh (verb)withdraw (verb)take up (noun)* * *• produce• bring up• better• bale out• ascend• lever• lift up• lift• make better• move up• cause• elevate• pick up• mount• fork• increase• incite• improve• hoist• hoidt• draw up• give rise to• cut• excite• exalt• rise• draw• prompt• draw out• heave• upheave• instigate• weigh• withdraw• urge• quick• uplift• put back• trice up• take up• stir• raise• upraise• stir up• put up• rouse• set up• set upright• sling• slip a stitch• start• put in motion -
7 pistää
yks.nom. pistää; yks.gen. pistän; yks.part. pisti; yks.ill. pistäisi; mon.gen. pistäköön; mon.part. pistänyt; mon.ill. pistettiinbite (verb)insert (verb)pierce (verb)poke (verb)prick (verb)prickle (verb)protrude (verb)punch (verb)puncture (verb)put (verb)sandwich (verb)slip (verb)stab (verb)stick (verb)sting (verb)thrust (verb)tuck (verb)* * *• puncture• put• sandwich• slip• stab• stick out• start• bite• stick• sting• thrust• tuck• ache• punch• insert• set• jut out• project• prickle• prick• protrude• poke• poke out• pierce• make it a rule• lay• smart -
8 alkaa
yks.nom. alkaa; yks.gen. alan; yks.part. alkoi; yks.ill. alkaisi; mon.gen. alkakoon; mon.part. alkanut; mon.ill. alettiinbegin (verb)commence (verb)enter upon (verb)originate (verb)set about (verb)start (verb)* * *• open• establish• go ahead• have its source• inaugurate• initiate• enter upon• launch out in• originate• set about• set in• sprout• start• undertake• instigate• commence• come on• begin• be one up• arise• embark on -
9 alku
yks.nom. alku; yks.gen. alun; yks.part. alkua; yks.ill. alkuun; mon.gen. alkujen; mon.part. alkuja; mon.ill. alkuihinbeginning (noun)birth (noun)commencement (noun)embryo (noun)genesis (noun)inception (noun)onset (noun)opening (noun)origin (noun)prime (noun)rise (noun)root (noun)source (noun)start (noun)outset setting-in prelude (adje)* * *• primitive• prelude• source• primary• outset• prime• primeval• prefatory• rise• root• rudiments• setting-out• starting point• shoot• outbreak• setting• early stage• beginning• start• birth• original• commencement• embryo• generation• inception• opening• aboriginal• initial• origin• onset• initiation -
10 saada
attain (verb)be allowed (verb)be awarded (verb)be given (verb)be granted (verb)be permitted (verb)catch (verb)conceive (verb)contract (verb)derive (verb)determine (verb)develop (verb)draw (verb)find (verb)gain (verb)get (verb)have (verb)induce (verb)may (verb)obtain (verb)poll (verb)prompt (verb)receive (verb)secure (verb)start (verb)sustain (verb)* * *• acquire• develop• determine• derive• contract• conceive• collect• catch• can• be permitted• be permitted to• be given• prompt• be awarded• be allowed• be allowed to• be able to• attain• ascertain• win• draw• be granted• notch up• achieve• sustain• start• smell out• secure• recover• receive• profit• procure• obtain• earn• may• manage to• make• induce• have• get• gather• gain• find• poll• appropriate -
11 nousta
yks.nom. nousta; yks.gen. nousen; yks.part. nousi; yks.ill. nousisi; mon.gen. nouskoon; mon.part. noussut; mon.ill. noustiinadvance (verb)arise (verb)ascend (verb)climb (verb)escalate (verb)get into (verb)go up (verb)heave (verb)increase (verb)mantle (verb)mount (verb)ramp (verb)rise (verb)stand up (verb)stiffen (verb)stir (verb)advancing (adje)amount to get up stand* * *• get out of• move upward• mount• mantle• make one's way• look up somebody• increase• improve• heave• grow• go up• originate• get up• reach• get out of bed• get on• get on one's feet• get off• get into• get down• escalate• emerge• embark• go on board• spring from• turn up• tower• take off• stir• stiffen• start• stand• stand up• stand high• raise• sprout• disembark• show up• shoot up• run to• rise• resurrect• resist• refuse• rebel• revolt• ramp• sprung• board• advance• amount to• appear• arise• ascend• commence• begin• run high• clamber• climb• come from• come to• come up to• come up• become higher
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