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Asko
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Estonian
Etymology
et, possibly shortened from some old Germanic name. One explanation is et askus witchcraft.
Proper noun
et proper noun
et male
Finnish
Etymology
A medieval name, originally in the farm name fi Askola, but only later revived as a given name. Ultimately probably a vernacular form of the fi gem name Askold, Ascolt, compare non-oen Haskuldr, from fi gem-pro *askaz ash tree, (ash) spear + gem-pro *waldaz wielder, i.e. "spear-wielder". Mikkonen & Paikkala (2000) suspect that the name may also partially derive, like fi Asikainen, from fi osx Asico, osx Asic, osx Asik.Askola SPNK considers the name a vernacular form akin to fi Esko.Askola Also recorded as a nickname of fi Antti and fi Akseli. Related to lv Askolds.
Pronunciation
Proper noun
fi male
Declension
Ask o a
Derived terms
fi Askola
Statistics
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References
Anagrams
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