Translation for 'Come' from English to Finnish

to come

tulla

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Come on!

Tulehan!

Tule jo!

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to come closer

lähentyä

to come off

lähteä

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I come from ...

Olen...-sta /-lta

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to come into being

syntyä [saada alkunsa]

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Lassie Come Home [Fred M. Wilcox]

Lassie palaa kotiinelok.F

Lover Come Back [Delbert Mann]

Rakkaani, tule takaisinelok.F

• Oysters come from the Oléron-Marennes basin, while mussels come from the Bay of Aiguillon.
• They come up with wild advertising slogans, like one for a Greek travel agency that goes: "Forget Paris.
• Four of the rock formations found in Juniata County come from the Ordovician Period, seven come from the Silurian Period, and seven come from the Devonian Period.
• Come, come, you froward and unable worms!
• The DVD of the voice actor's live performance, "come! come! well-come Party", ranked once at 177 on Oricon charts.

• Most students come from the surrounding rural area, but many come from Masterton.
• Why he didn't come to Pooja and went with his friends.
• 684 × 1015 of those organisms come from urban areas, while 9.564 × 1014 come from farm animals and 3.214 × 1012 come from septic systems.
• The refrain "Come come come closer, come closer to me" is the same in both versions.
• Geta may come with removable toe covers for use in cold, snow and rain. Some even come with iceskating blades.

• Layout boats come in designs such as pumpkin seed, oval, box-like. They come in one- and two-man models.
• Even so, blest Jesus, come come, Lord Amen.
• There has been criticism of the World3 model. Some has come from the model creators themselves, some has come from economists and some has come from other places.
• 1,121 come from Europe (16.4%), 798 come from Asia (11.7%), 669 come from Africa (9.8%) and 54 come from elsewhere (0.8%).
• Competitive constraints may not always come from actual or potential competitors.

• An example of an imperative mode (emir kipi) is: siz gelin (Let you come), onlar gelsinler (Let them come).
• Some perfective verbs have irregular past verbal adverbs, for example "doći" "to come (perf.) > "došavši" "having come".
• 7% of immigrants in Frankfurt come from other countries in the EU; 24.5% come from European countries that are not part of the EU; 15.7% come from Asia (including Western Asia and South Asia); 7.3% come from Africa; 3.4% come from North America (including the Caribbean and Central America); 0.2% come from Australia and New Zealand; 2.3% come from South America; and 1.1% come from Pacific island nations.