final in English: Coming at the very end; the last one, with no more after it. (adjective)

Translation

Coming at the very end; the last one, with no more after it.

Word origin

From Latin finalis, meaning of the end, from finis, an end.

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"Final" means the last one, with no more after it.

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Here "final" points to the last page at the very end.

sunny.

Here "final" tells us it was the last day.

last

Coming after all the others, or most recent before now.

end

The last part of something, or the place where it stops.

first

Coming before all others in time, order, or position; number 1 in a list.

time

The thing measured in minutes, hours, and years that keeps passing.

day

A period of 24 hours, or the time when it is light outside.

conclusion

The end of something, or what you decide after thinking about the facts.

ultimate

The last or highest of all; better or more important than everything before it.

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