Dictionary Finnish ← German: [Freude]

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	Finnish	German
	urheilu tuulettaa `{verb}`	`[seiner` `Freude` `gestenreich` `freien` `Lauf` `lassen]` `[z.B.` `nach` `einem` `Tor` `oder` `Sieg]`
	iloita `{verb}`	frohlocken `[geh.]` `[vor` `Freude` `jubeln]`
	ilo	2 Lust `{f}` `[Freude]`
	kirj. hyppytyynytyydytys	`[Hüpfkissenbefriedigung;` `Freude,` `die` `man` `beim` `Herumspringen` `auf` `Hüpfkissen` `empfindet]`
	riemu	Wonne `{f}` `[geh.]` `[Freude,` `Vergnügen]`
	EU mus. F Euroopan hymni `[Oodi` `ilolle]`	Europahymne `{f}` `[Ode` `an` `die` `Freude]`

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