Satu

Appendix:Variations of "satu" Finnish Etymology From fi satu fairy tale in the early 20th century, probably as a translation of the 1 fi sv Saga. Pronunciation Proper noun fi female Finnish fi 1996 w:fi:Tuula Rotko Saman taivaan alla Tammi 951-31-0874-0 26 Missään vaiheessa Anna ei harkinnut vauvan antamista pois. Päinvastoin, hän halusi pitää itselläään muiston siitä ihmeellisestä sadusta, jonka oli sodan keskellä kokenut, kävi miten kävi. Niinpä tytölle tuli kuin itsestään nimeksi Satu. At no point did Anna consider giving the baby away. To the contrary, she wanted to keep a memory of that miraculous tale that she had heard during the war, no matter what happened. And so the girl was named, as if by default, Satu. fi 2006 w:Johanna Sinisalo Lasisilmä Teos 951-851-102-0 31 Mikä on kirjastovirkailijan nimi? ( - - - )Aliisa.Eeva.Minna.Siiri.Satu.Satu, jep! Bravo, Kirsikka. Hyvät alluusiot. Unelma, haave, legenda, liian hyvä ollakseen totta. Satu. What was the librarian's name? ( - - - )Aliisa.Eeva.Minna.Siiri.Satu.Satu, yep! Bravo, Kirsikka. Nice allusions. Dream, vision, legend, too good to be true. Satu. Declension Sa t d u a Sat u a Statistics dvv_20250813 21160 3574 16 See also fi Saaga fi Sanelma fi Taru References Anagrams fi astu -stua -usta astu asut auts suat taus tsau usta Lindu Etymology From klw ar السَبْت. Proper noun klw proper noun Saturday klw Days of the week Minangkabau min: Etymology min jv Setu, ultimately from min ar السَّبْت. Noun min noun Saturday min Days of the week Romanian Etymology From ro sat. Proper noun m ro river cnt/Bistrița-Năsăud c/Romania tributary to the river/Rebra Rukai Proper noun dru proper noun dru male References 169