Meaning of 'untold' in Finnish is: mittaamaton

untold: mittaamaton

Adjective:

mykkä, mittaamaton, ääneen lausumaton, hiljainen, sanaton, sanomatta, äänetön, soinniton, paljastamattomia, määrittelemätön, mitäänsanomaton, ymmärsi, lukematon.

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Adjective(1) too much to be measured(2) of an incalculable amount(3) very many; enormous

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(1) In the hands of the untrained and unwary it can cause untold damage to your wealth.(2) Plus, we have untold numbers of vehicles, and tons and tons of equipment to be transported back.(3) We believe we have the untold story of the election.(4) The ladies under the dryers nodded in agreement, doing untold damage to their new hairstyles as they banged them against the inside of the dryers.(5) This year with the long dry spell there is a real risk of fire which could destroy acres of trees causing untold financial loss as well as risking lives.(6) The untold stories between then and now are multiple and unknowable.(7) They may have made an untold number of decisions on the basis that they were in line to play in Europe's biggest tournament the following season.(8) There are a million untold stories like this one that say he's done quite enough already.(9) This is one of the great untold stories of the night.(10) A worm that spread the same way and was damaging could do an untold amount of damage, and I think we are pretty wide open to this kind of thing.(11) These barriers have left the events of many great battles untold and unexplored.(12) That's when more untold stories of what all went behind the making of the epic will unfold out of 150 hours of rushes.(13) Do you remember those dot.coms that promised untold wealth for early Internet investors?(14) Only while shooting these subjects I make a deliberate effort to involve an untold story in my pictures.(15) I think another untold story of this war is the mobilization of parents and spouses of the troops over there, who are in opposition.(16) She describes her life as the great untold story of modernism.