Laukaa

Finnish fi: Etymology From the strong grade form (oblique stem) of fi lauas (from fi urj-fin-pro *laugas pond, quagmire, compare et laugas). In the case of the town in Central Finland, the term refers to the body of water (Koivulahti) between the lakes Saraavesi and Kuusvesi (perhaps more specifically to the bay now known as Koivulahti in the former), which was an important route for boats. While the name of the town and river in Russia derive from the same word, there is no direct connection between the two. Pronunciation Proper noun fi municipality r/Central Finland fi town r/Leningrad Oblast c/Russia Luga fi Ylä-Laukaa Luga fi Laukaanjoki River Luga Declension internal Laukaa Laukaassa sg Laukaa a Derived terms fi laukaalainen fi compounds Laukaanlahti Laukaansuu Descendants 1 en Laukaa 1 sv Laukas References Anagrams fi aaaklu kaluaa kaulaa Ingrian Pronunciation Proper noun izh proper noun izh Lavvas izh Ala-Laukaa Lower Luga dialect Laukaal ono yks painutossiha, kumpaa Soikkolaas ei oo. The Lower Luga dialect has one grammatical case, which doesn't exist in the Soikkola dialect. 35 Declension sg References 28