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Kaustinen
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kaustinen
Finnish
fi:
Etymology
fi Kaust- inen, from the name of a local farm or holding fi Kausta around which the town has grown, which in turn is possibly from fi non Gautstafr or possibly from the gaust- seen in some fi gem names such as gmh Gaustrich, gmh Gausthelm. The surname is from the same Germanic origins, but has also been compared with fi kausta.
Pronunciation
Proper noun
fi municipality r/Central Ostrobothnia c/Finland; known for its international folk music festival.
fi Finnish
The Finnish name of the cartoon character Woodstock (Peanuts) Woodstock from Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts.
Declension
external Kaustinen Kaustisella Unlike many place names ending in fi -inen, fi Kaustinen is inflected in the singular.
Kausti a
Derived terms
fi kaustislainen
Statistics
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References
Anagrams
fi aeiknnstu akustinen sekuntina tuskainen uneksinta