Translation
to finish; to end
Examples
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I finished the work.
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Let us finish that now.
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The day came to an end.
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When will you finish?
finon.
Everything has an end.
is transitive: somebody finishes something, so it needs an object. When the thing ends of its own accord you want , with the -- suffix that removes the doer: , not . That pair is the single most useful habit to build early, because the same split runs through and , and i, and dozens more. The noun and the adverb fine, meaning at last, come free.
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