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Parents' names are in brackets.
Tuuli Vanamo, brothers Aarni and Martti (Johanna and Timo)
Hilda Anni Amelie, brother Edvin (Linda and Christian)
Iiris Matilda, siblings Elias and Ilona (Susanna and Heikki)
Emma Julia (Johanna and Jyrki)
Otto Pentti Akseli (Sanna and Aku)
Lenni Hans Anders (Anu and Jyri)
Milo Kalevi, brother Emil (Elvi and Ville)
Edvin Thorvald Rafael, sisters Laura and Leonie (Iiris and Torleif)
Olavi Einar, sister Viola (Kirsi and Matti)
Rasmus Wilhelm (Heidi and Simo-Viljami)
Ilmari Emil, brother Oskari Elias (Maarit and Karri)
Aatos Oskari, sister Siiri (Anu and Topi)
Torsti August (Marianne and Kustaa)
Saku Tapani, sister Sara (Nelli and Teemu)
Noah Morris Jussinpoika, brothers Matias and Luka (Katja and Jussi) - Jussinpoika means "Jussi's son".
Anton Matti Juhani, sister Iida-Emilia (Sirkka-Liisa and Mikko)
Tuuli Vanamo, brothers Aarni and Martti (Johanna and Timo)
Hilda Anni Amelie, brother Edvin (Linda and Christian)
Iiris Matilda, siblings Elias and Ilona (Susanna and Heikki)
Emma Julia (Johanna and Jyrki)
Otto Pentti Akseli (Sanna and Aku)
Lenni Hans Anders (Anu and Jyri)
Milo Kalevi, brother Emil (Elvi and Ville)
Edvin Thorvald Rafael, sisters Laura and Leonie (Iiris and Torleif)
Olavi Einar, sister Viola (Kirsi and Matti)
Rasmus Wilhelm (Heidi and Simo-Viljami)
Ilmari Emil, brother Oskari Elias (Maarit and Karri)
Aatos Oskari, sister Siiri (Anu and Topi)
Torsti August (Marianne and Kustaa)
Saku Tapani, sister Sara (Nelli and Teemu)
Noah Morris Jussinpoika, brothers Matias and Luka (Katja and Jussi) - Jussinpoika means "Jussi's son".
Anton Matti Juhani, sister Iida-Emilia (Sirkka-Liisa and Mikko)
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Hi Remora !!!
I like seeing all these finnish names.
They are always interesting.
My faves are..
Can you tell me more about these Finnish ones?
How they are perceived there?
Tuuli
Vanamo
Timo
Heikki
Sanna
Kalevi
Einar
Ilmari
Sirkka
Mikko
And I also like..
Johanna
Torleif
Otto
Hans Anders
Rasmus Wilhelm
Heidi
Marianne
I like seeing all these finnish names.
They are always interesting.
My faves are..
Can you tell me more about these Finnish ones?
How they are perceived there?
Tuuli
Vanamo
Timo
Heikki
Sanna
Kalevi
Einar
Ilmari
Sirkka
Mikko
And I also like..
Johanna
Torleif
Otto
Hans Anders
Rasmus Wilhelm
Heidi
Marianne
This message was edited 7/2/2017, 4:45 AM
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Hi Felie, I'm so glad to see you're interested in Finnish names!
Tuuli
- Many nature related names are common in Finland and Tuuli is a good example of those. Tuuli is quite a modern name, probably the most common among girls/women born in the 1980's to 2000's. Tuulikki (a variant of Tuuli), on the other hand, was a fairly popular baby boomers' (1940's/1950's) name and more often used as a MN.
Vanamo
- Vanamo is one of my favorite Finnish names, I much prefer it to Swedish Linnea! Vanamo is a bit rarer nature name, but apparently it has gained popularity as a MN in recent years.
Timo
- Timo is a very, very common Finnish male name. It was most popular from 1940's to 1970's: I think I've never met/heard of a baby/kid Timo (born in 2000's or 2010's).
Heikki
- Very similar to Timo, though Heikki has probably been used since medieval or early modern times! Heikki is also more common among younger generations (born in 1970's/1980's).
Sanna
- A name used more often from the 1960's to 1990's. I've met many Sannas, so it's not a rarity.
Kalevi
- A very popular baby boomers' name and more often used as a MN. Nowadays many parents seem to use it as an honoring name for their baby boys, since it's many Finnish grandfather's or great-grandfather's name.
Einar
- More a vintage name: Einar was popular at the turn of the 20th century and is now living its revival. Still, Einar's Finnish variant Eino is (and was back then) more popular, being the seventh most popular name for newborns in 2016.
Tuuli
- Many nature related names are common in Finland and Tuuli is a good example of those. Tuuli is quite a modern name, probably the most common among girls/women born in the 1980's to 2000's. Tuulikki (a variant of Tuuli), on the other hand, was a fairly popular baby boomers' (1940's/1950's) name and more often used as a MN.
Vanamo
- Vanamo is one of my favorite Finnish names, I much prefer it to Swedish Linnea! Vanamo is a bit rarer nature name, but apparently it has gained popularity as a MN in recent years.
Timo
- Timo is a very, very common Finnish male name. It was most popular from 1940's to 1970's: I think I've never met/heard of a baby/kid Timo (born in 2000's or 2010's).
Heikki
- Very similar to Timo, though Heikki has probably been used since medieval or early modern times! Heikki is also more common among younger generations (born in 1970's/1980's).
Sanna
- A name used more often from the 1960's to 1990's. I've met many Sannas, so it's not a rarity.
Kalevi
- A very popular baby boomers' name and more often used as a MN. Nowadays many parents seem to use it as an honoring name for their baby boys, since it's many Finnish grandfather's or great-grandfather's name.
Einar
- More a vintage name: Einar was popular at the turn of the 20th century and is now living its revival. Still, Einar's Finnish variant Eino is (and was back then) more popular, being the seventh most popular name for newborns in 2016.
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Wonderful explaination!
Thank you a lot !!
My favourite Finnish name is Kirsikka!
My favourite Finnish NN is Sanna! I love it and I will use as nickname also in the real life.
Timo is also a word in Italian.
Infact it means "thyme" in my language.
I love nature name but Timo is not used as given name here.
So I prefer Timo as pet-name.
Tuuli is lovely and my favourite among all the full names of your list!
Thank you a lot !!
My favourite Finnish name is Kirsikka!
My favourite Finnish NN is Sanna! I love it and I will use as nickname also in the real life.
Timo is also a word in Italian.
Infact it means "thyme" in my language.
I love nature name but Timo is not used as given name here.
So I prefer Timo as pet-name.
Tuuli is lovely and my favourite among all the full names of your list!
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