Inkeri

inkeri Finnish Pronunciation Etymology 1 fi Ingria Derived from fi *Inger, the name of the river fi Inkere; see it for more.Kepsu Saulo Inkerin pogostat – vanha nimistö ja asutus 2020 Kotimaisten kielten keskus Helsinki Kotimaisten kielten keskuksen verkkojulkaisuja 66 2323-3370 978-952-7359-02-0 https://www.kotus.fi/julkaisut/nimijulkaisut/inkerin_pogostat 691 According to folk etymology, named after Ingegerd Olofsdotter of Sweden, who was supposedly given the Ingrian lands as a marriage gift. Proper noun Ingria fi Inkerinmaa fi Finnish Declension Inker ä Derived terms fi inkeri inkerikko inkeriläinen inkeroinen fi compounds Inkerinmaa inkerinsuomalainen inkerinsuomi Statistics dvv_20250813 103 Etymology 2 fi name fi non Ingiríðr, akin to en Ingrid. Proper noun fi female fi 1840 w:Kanteletar 3:9, "Inkerin sulhot" Inkeri, ihana neito, / varasi vaku'un naia, / Lalmanti, iso ritari, / antoi kättä kätkyelle, Inkeri, the lovely maiden, / betrothed already in the crib, / Lalmanti, the great knight, / laid his hand on the cradle. fi 2007 Esa Sariola fi Valtakirja 978-951-1-22151-7 7 Inkeri. Mitä varten niin pienellä tytöllä oli sellainen nimi? Minä tiesin, koska olin kysynyt. Inkeri. What for did such a young girl have a name like that? I knew, since I had asked that question. Declension Inker ä Related terms fi Inka Statistics dvv_20250813 1449 36724 320 References Anagrams fi eiiknr kirein kirien rekiin Ingrian Etymology izh Uncertain: Possibly named after Ingegerd Olofsdotter of Sweden. Alternatively, from the river Izhora Inger (compare fi Inkere). Akin to fi Inkeri. Pronunciation In/keri Proper noun izh proper noun izh region c/Russia Ingria Declension r r Derived terms izh inkerikko inkeroin inkerläin References 94