fine

Meaning

1. to find
2. to decide that, to form the opinion that

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈfinə/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Frisian: finda

In summary

From Old Frisian finda, from Proto-West Germanic *finþan.

Sentences

Wat fine jo fan sa'n wedstriid?

What do you think of such a match?

We fine dat in heel wichtich punt.

We think that is a very important point.

Yn de studintewrâld fine hjoed-de-dei grutte feroarings pleats .

Big changes are taking place in the student world today.

Noch in wûnder datst de wei fine koest nei al dy tiid .

Still a miracle that you could find your way after all this time.

Alle tongersdeis kinne jo yn de pleatslike krante de meidielingen fan de gemeente fine .

Every Thursday you can find announcements from the municipality in the local newspaper.

Se fine it noch te betiid om de plannen nei bûten ta te bringen.

They think it is still too early to bring the plans to the outside.