Lasse

lasse lassé lâssé Lásse -lasse Danish Etymology Diminutive of da Lars, taken to regular use as a formal given name in the 20th century. Proper noun da proper noun da male References Danskernes Navne, based on CPR data: 15 986 males with the given name Lasse have been registered in Denmark between about 1890 (=the population alive in 1967) and January 2005, with the frequency peak in the 1990s. Accessed on 19 June 2011. Finnish Etymology Swedish style variant of fi Lassi, diminutive of fi Lauri. Pronunciation Proper noun fi male Latin fi 1982 w:fi:Orvokki Autio Kotipesä Gummerus 9512621584 14 ―Vai Aatoksen sinä sen poikasi nimeksi pistit, oli Ilmi sanonut ja pannut silmänsä kiinni.—Lauri se on, Lasseksi sanotahan, oli Armi sanonut. ―Aatos on toinen nimi. So Aatos is what you chose to name your son, Ilmi had said and closed her eyes.—He's Lauri, but we call him Lasse, Armi had said. —Aatos is his middle name. fi 2019 w:fi:Anja Portin Muistokirjoitus S&S 978-951-52-4716-2 127 Nimet ovat liian samanlaiset, liian lähellä toisiaan. Lasse ja Laura. Melkein kuin Lassi ja Leevi tai Liinu ja Tiinu. Olisi helpompaa, jos huulipunanaisen nimi olisi Sinikka tai Paula. Tai joku Hannele. Lasse ja Sinikka ei kuulostaisi yhtä tyhmältä kuin Lasse ja Laura. The names are too similar, too close to each other. Lasse and Laura. Almost like Lassi and Leevi or Liinu and Tinnu. It'd be easier if that lipsticked woman was named Sinikka or Paula. Or like Hannele. Lasse and Sinikka wouldn't sound as stupid as Lasse and Laura. Declension Lass a Statistics dvv_20250813 7966 1614 88 References Hunsrik Pronunciation hrx /ˈlasə/ Noun hrx noun form m hrx Lass Norwegian Etymology Medieval diminutive of no Lars and of other Norwegian cognates of the English Laurence. Proper noun no proper noun no male Swedish Pronunciation sv /ˈlasə/ [ˈlasːə] sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Lasse.wav Proper noun c sv male Lars, less often recorded as an official name