Ahto

ahto Estonian Proper noun et proper noun Variation of Ahti, god of waters in Finnish and Estonian mythology. et male Usage notes More common than Ahti as an Estonian given name, while Finns prefer Ahti. Finnish Pronunciation Etymology 1 fi mythology A variant of fi Ahti mythology (mythology), roughly equivalent to fi Ahti mythology o. Proper noun fi Finnish mythology A variation of Ahti, name of the god of the depths, water, and fishing in Finnish mythology. 1849 Kalevala (Translation 1988 by Eino Friberg) 48:135-136: fi Ahto, aaltojen isäntä, / Satahauan hallitsija! Ahto, master of the billows, / Ruler over a hundred sea caves! Usage notes fi Ahto is used in place of fi Ahti given name for the deity in Kalevala to distinguish from the character named fi Ahti (fi Ahti Saarelainen, i.e. fi Lemminkäinen). Declension Ah t d o a Etymology 2 fi given name A variant of fi Ahti given name (given name), perhaps from another variant of the Germanic source, roughly equivalent to fi Ahti given name o. Proper noun fi male, a rare variation of fi Ahti fi Finnish Declension Ah t d o a Aht o a Derived terms fi Ahtola Ahtonen Statistics dvv_20250813 152 78 845 3 dvv_20250813 110 See also Finnish mythology References Anagrams fi ahot ahot haot hota taho