Wednesday, January 28, 2015

9. The part of the character names ended surnames (hyräilijä = Hynynen) of foreign names exported f


2. exotic names took the so-called. official names on the centuries of foreign rule. oppression in their own names remained in the background, and they came to be called bark, cherished and favorite names.
3. The Finnish names can be divided into the child's character colorfully descriptive character makijazekasid names, birth time and previous events related to birth names, totemistisiin names (crane, makijazekasid birch) and the world around them in the name derived from nature (plant, berry).
4. The Finnish names are genderless which means that the names are not (or should not) connects to either sex. names sukupuolettomuus reflects our people equal character makijazekasid and separates us from gender differences in ylikorostavista, gender conflicts makijazekasid devastated the southern peoples.
5. Finnish tradition of naming a certain amount of freedom and playfulness. the name can be changed several times during life, especially in major changes makijazekasid or adversity makijazekasid after. the name given to grow and change with the wearer ("name to live").
7. The child from the parents' names reflect the thinking and choices. growing up young learn to see themselves in a different way and may want to change its name, to express a new phase in their lives. the new name is a natural part of a young independence (many nations makijazekasid takes place in the so-called. aikuistumisrituaalien connection).
8. The adult names can be omens and dreams, important makijazekasid events or accomplishments (heroic deeds), and people who are close relatives or names (the old man can not give his name before the death of the young).
10. Name of the days-like stiff and formal events do not belong to the Uralic peoples of life (calendars foreign origin). the name of the day rather than to spend "a new name for the day," the invention of a new name, in honor of the discovery or dreaming.
11. Uralic peoples have not spent any birthdays (the way to understand the time different from the so-called. Official countdown). the moment of birth is printed on the mind of visible things (weather, moon phase, time of day, season of the year). birthday can, if desired, to spend these conditions is repeated, the cycle of nature.
13th birthday tradition to explain the lateness also that the individual be considered as important as today. the individual was and is part of a larger makijazekasid whole, of the tribe and a family continuation, continuation of the family.
14 even if the name and birthday makijazekasid celebrations like (consumerism shrunken) events have not spent related to the birth, and the name of the selection of children to grow up in a wide variety of more genuine and older indigenous ways.
9. The part of the character names ended surnames (hyräilijä = Hynynen) of foreign names exported for the first names on the. most of the character names weather too beautiful family names by adding supisuomalaisen and strain-softening of the word terminal (curing> laukkanen, muju-> Mujunen).
Aapa, Oapa, Uapa, Aappa, Aapaton, Appe, father in law, Aapi, APPE, Appet, Appetaebme, API, APIs, Äpittem (powerless), The Ghost, Oave, Uave, Aavi, Aaveh, Aavehtija, Aaveksija, Aavailija, Aavai, Aavas , expansive, Avi, Avis, Avistada, Aaveda, Avas, Ava, Avastit, diagonal (predictor, the diviners), Ahku, Aahku, Oahku, Uahku, Ahu, Ahvu, Ahko, Ahkua, Ahkuaja, Ahke, Akko, Ahkui, Aatska, Hard-working, Ahe, Ahera, toil, toilers, Ahkeroija, Ahker, Ahkerus (eager, eager, energetic, brave, sincere), Genuine, Aido, Aida, Aihtu, Aide, Ede, Ujte, Iijte, Uihto, Oihtu, Mother, Aitilas , Aajde, Aajdeles, Aidalas, Aidilas, Aidi (quiet, clean), Aiva, Aivas, Aivastaja, Aivastelija, Aavi, Oavi, Uavi, Aavis, diviners, Aavistelija, Aavistettu, Aivaz, Aiva, Aivaselija, Aeva, Aevas, Haeva, Haevas, Aivi, Aivit (aivastaja, diviners, aavistettu), Akki, Akkiloija, Aki, Akit, Akittelija, makijazekasid sudden, Akkima, makijazekasid Akkimain (nurturer, puuhaaja, my dear), Alma, Amma, Ama, Albma (local, obvious), Ammo , long ago, Ammoi, Ammon, makijazekasid I shot, Amu, Shoot, Ammui, Amut, morning, mornings, long ago, Amuin, Ammuine, Amune, Amuine, Amo, Amoi, Amoine, AMuS (ancient, old), Ana, extortioners, Anas, Anastada, Anny, Änistid, Änis (exploiter, your own luvin policyholder), Ape, Abbe, Abbet, Abe, Abet, Appa, Appaaja, Appoja, Appoa, Appo, Apponen, Appu, Appuinen, appui, Apo, Apos, Help, Apus , Apta, Apa, Apat, Apadi, Appoi, appoin, Appoine, APEI, Apein, Vuoppo, Vuoppot (greedy, big eater), Aska, Asko, Askar, Askare, Askara, Askaroitsija, crafters (All beer), Auhto, Autto, Avcco , Autso (pehmeäihoinen, brittle), Ehe, Safe, Intact, EHY, Intact, Ehkeä, Ehke, Ehjo, RAU, Ehokas, Ehi, Ehie, Ehollah, perhaps the, Ehkoi, Eheda (a great, healthy, pleasant), Condition, Ehtoi , hybrid, proposals, Absolute, Ehtu, Ehtuo, Ehtoh, RAU, Ehoi, Ehottaja, Ehoittaja, akto, Eähtu, Ektu, Ektui, Jauti (ehdottelija, omatahtoinen, indulgent), Lost, Get lost, Eksyjä, gone astray, err, Öksy, Öksyä, Öksyjä, Lost, Eksyö, Yöksy, Yöksyö, Yöksynyt, Yösty, Öhsy, EKSI, Eksida, Essi, Apron, Eksitus, Jekso (err, fallible, distracted, their separate ways outgoing), more general, oscillate, Empijä, Empijeä, Empiväinen , Emmi, Jiebba, Jiebbat

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