GlossPost: Forest Products Glossary (eng,fin,sve > eng,fin,sve)
Thread poster: mrall
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Dec 12, 2005

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Title: Forest Products Glossary

Source language(s): eng,fin,sve

Target language(s): eng,fin,sve

Source: Department of Forest Products Technology Finland

Comments:

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The glossary has forest products terms in Finnish, Swedish and English. The terms can be searched from the word lists arranged alphabetically either based on Finnish,
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Posted by: mrall

Title: Forest Products Glossary

Source language(s): eng,fin,sve

Target language(s): eng,fin,sve

Source: Department of Forest Products Technology Finland

Comments:

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The glossary has forest products terms in Finnish, Swedish and English. The terms can be searched from the word lists arranged alphabetically either based on Finnish, English or Swedish.

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URL: http://www.tkk.fi/Yksikot/Puu/opiskelu/Sanasto/Sanasto_eng.html

GlossPost entry: http://www.proz.com/glosspost/6395
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