Pihlajamäki

Finnish Etymology fi pihlaja rowan mäki hill. The surname is mostly from place names, but also adopted as a Fennicized surname. The name of the place in Helsinki was fi 1 Finnish professor fi: Reino Castrén 1 in the late 1950s and was inspired by the surname sv Rönnkulla (sv rönn + sv kulle kulla (kulle)) of one of the (few) residents of the area before the construction of the suburb in the 1960s. The area is also known to have had a croft/copyhold named sv Rönnbacka (sv rönn + sv backe backa (backe)). Pronunciation pihlaja-mäki Proper noun fi Finnish fi quarter city/Helsinki Declension Pihlajamä k ä internal Statistics dvv_20250813 1260 682 References