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Keijo
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keijo Keijo keijō Keijō
English
Proper noun
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en Keijō.
Finnish
Etymology
Invented at the end of the 19th century from a dialectal Finnish form of fi keiju elf, perhaps a fi sv Alf 1.
Pronunciation
Proper noun
fi male
fi 2000 w:fi:Juhani Syrjä Juho 34-63 Juho Gummerus 9789512077809 421 Keijo vanhempana toimi perämiehenä. Yrittävä Tenho otti vastaan valmista tavaraa. Kyläpuheessa poikia kutsuttiin Tenuksi ja Kessuksi vastoin heidän äitinsä kauneusaistia. Marttaankin taisi nimiväännös vaikuttaa, kun hän piti Kessua vähän roikalemaisena poikana ja Juhanille huonona seurana. Minä häntä tästä arviostaan myöhemmin muistutin, kun Keijo kasvatti Kopran sahan mahtavaksi laitokseksi aivan rehellisillä tempuilla. Keijo, as the elder of the two, served as the helmsman. The entrepreneurial Tenho was taking in the finished goods. In the village, the boys were often called Tenu and Kessu, much to the chagrin of their mother. Martta too seems to have been affected, since she thought of Kessu as somewhat of a scoundrel and bad company for Juhani. I would remind her later about this when Keijo had grown the Kopra sawmill into a powerful institution through his entirely honest antics.
Declension
Keij o a
Statistics
dvv_20250813 7599 1224 93
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