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A Finnish Grammar

Note 17 — SELECTIONS FROM FINNISH LITERATURE

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This is a constant epithet of Wäinämöinen, meaning literally firm, and then used to denote a kind of steady prudence, which is a natural characteristic of the Finns, and (like Scotch canniness) untranslatable, though more frivolous nations might render it by stolid.

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