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So in "Paskalampi" and "Vesijärvi", which part of it means "lake"? Naively (I have obviously no clue about finnish), I would have expected some syllables (or to

by folli 2y ago

So in "Paskalampi" and "Vesijärvi", which part of it means "lake"? Naively (I have obviously no clue about finnish), I would have expected some syllables (or token in modern LLM terminology) to occur in both names (i.e. representing the "lake" part).

aemoron 2y ago
"Lampi" means "pond", "järvi" means "lake"
- ralusek 2y ago
  Every Finnish word is precious
  - fph 2y ago
    Finland has over 180,000 lakes. Makes sense that they have more than one word for it.
haltcase 2y ago
In linguistics, the term would be "morpheme"