fin

Meaning

end

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈfiŋ/

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese fin (13th century, Cantigas de Santa Maria), from Latin fīnis.

Sentences

E temos , en fin , tamén verteduras por actividades industriais .

And finally, we also have landfills for industrial activities.

Considérase a Ponte Nafonso como a fin do río .

The Nafonso Bridge is considered to be the end of the river.

E así fun xuntando palabra tras palabra , ata que , á fin , dei en completalo.

And so I went, gathering word by word, until, at last, I had completed it.

Pontevedra terá , por fin , transporte metropolitano.

Pontevedra will finally have metropolitan transportation.

Tratábase con elas de poñer fin ao tradicional déficit galego en comunicacións terrestres .

It was about putting an end to the traditional Galician deficit in land-based communications.

Extráese o zume e o bagazo continúa até o fin onde é extraído.

The juice is extracted and the baggage continues until the end where it is extracted.