Osmo

Finnish Etymology Taken from Finnic folk poetry (including the Kalevala), a term for a young man, probably ultimately from fi osma wolverine wolverine. Adopted as a given name in the late 19th century. Pronunciation Proper noun fi male Finnish 1849 Kalevala (Translation 1988 by Eino Friberg) 2:252-256: fi Eipä nouse Osmon ohra, / Ei kasva Kalevan kaura / Ilman maan alistamatta, / Ilman kasken kaatamatta, / Tuon tulella polttamatta. Osmo's barley willl not sprout / Nor the oats of Kaleva grow / Without clearing off the land, / Without cutting out a clearing, / Burning it all off with fire. Declension Osm o a Derived terms fi compounds osmonsolmu Statistics dvv_20250813 4455 1486 143 References fi Finnic mythology Galician gl: Etymology Documented as Osamo in 1158. A gl cel place name, from gl cel-pro *uxsamo- the uppermost, from gl cel-pro *owxs- (from gl ine-pro *h₃ewps-, "high") + gl cel-pro *-samo-, a superlative suffix.Prósper, B. M. (2004) "Varia paleohispanica occidentalia", in Palaeohispanica, 4, page 189.303. Pronunciation gl /ˈɔsmo̝/ Proper noun m gl parish mun/Cenlle p/Ourense autonomous community/Galicia Related terms es Osma References