- mun
kirja "my book" lack of
possessive ****ics on
nouns (minä) en tiedä
syödä mä en ti(i)ä syyä "I don't know" "to eat"
elision of [d]
between vowels...
- "As
people are not eaten,
butchering them is of no use." ("Kun ihmisiä ei
syödä, on niitä
turha teurastaa.")
Taavetti Lukkarinen Wikiquote has quotations...
- With
verbs whose first infinitive ends in
vowel + da (juoda = 'to drink',
syödä = 'to eat'), it is a
fairly large group of
verbs partly because one way...
- with /d/, it is
retained in Kven. For instance, the word
syöđä ('to eat') in Kven is
syödä in Finnish. In addition, due to loanwords, the
sound /ʃ/ is...
- is the
retaining of the
sound /ð/. For instance, the word
syöđä ('to eat') in Kven is
syödä in
standard Finnish. In addition, due to loanwords, the sound...
-
consonant gradation), and even in the
infinitives of many verbs, such as
syödä, "to eat". At the time when
Mikael Agricola, the "father" of
literary Finnish...
- tehdä)
tynamiitti 'dynamite' (Finnish: dynamiitti) syyä 'to eat' (Finnish:
syödä) meän 'our' (Finnish: meidän) heän 'their' (Finnish: heidän) teän 'your'...
-
including a
variation of
Louhi (Louhetar, Loviatar, Louhiatar) and Syöjätär (
syödä ‘to eat,’ with the
feminine suffix of -tar,
means ‘devourer, vampire’)....
-
forms are also
found in the
Uralic languages of Europe, such as Finnish:
syödä "to eat" → syöttää "to feed" täysi "full" → täyttää "to fill"
haihtua "to...
-
kritisoi voimakkaasti Suomen viranomaisia –
poliisi kiistää: "Kyllä siellä on
syödä ja
juoda voinut"" [Eagle S's
lawyer strongly criticizes Finnish authorities...
