Fynn

See also: fynn

Cornish

Etymology

From English Finn, from Old Norse finnr (“hunter-gatherer, Sami”), from Proto-Germanic *finnaz (“Sami”).

Noun

Fynn m (plural Fynnys)

  1. Finn (inhabitant of Finland)

Derived terms

  • Fynndir (“Finland”)
  • fynnek (“Finnish”, adjective)
  • Fynnek (“Finnish language”)
  • Fynnes f (“Finn”)
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