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Terms in Finnish 1951-1960 of 2262

täytekakku

/TÀ-yoo-tay-KAH-koo/
[Finnish]

A fancy sponge layer cake with a rich filling of whipped cream, sometimes nuts or berries, sometimes with marzipan. These cakes are often made for feasts and special occasions. They may have a variety of fillings, but the cakes are always moistened with some form of liquid, often a liqueur, and may be decorated with berries or cream.

täyteläistä

/TÀ-yoo-tay-LÀ-ee-stà/
[Finnish]

Full-bodied

täytetty

/TÀ-yoo-tay-tyoo/
[Finnish]

Stuffed

täytetty ankka

/TÀ-yoo-tay-tyoo AHN-kah/
[Finnish] plural täytetty ankat / täytetty ankoita

Duck soaked in brine, boiled and then cooled.

täytetyt munat

/TÀ-yoo-tay-tyoot MOO-naht/
[Finnish]

Devilled eggs. Hard boiled eggs served with a mayonnaise spiced with curry powder for a little heat.

tee(tä)

/TAY-(tà)/
[Finnish]

Tea

tee maiton kanssa

/TAY-MAH-ee-tohn KAHN-sah/
[Finnish]

Tea with milk

teeri

/TAY-ree/
[Finnish]

Black grouse. Heath cock. It lives on moors, near trees and likes marshy ground with rushes, stands of trees and rocky, heather-covered hills.

tee sitruunan (kanssa)

/TAY-SEE-troo-nahn KAHN-sah/
[Finnish]

Tea with lemon

teisti

/TAY-ee-stee/
[Finnish]

Rock gunnel. A fish.