/ˈmɑu̯nu/, [ˈmɑ̝u̯nu]
AlkuperäMedieval spoken form of the Scandinavian royal name Magnus, of Latin origin.
- error-lua-execa male given name
“Maunu Tavast oli Suomen piispa 1400-luvulla.” — Magnus Tavast was a bishop of Finland in the 15th century.
“Ja kaikkien nimet olivat enemmän tai vähemmän papillisia, niin kuin nyt Maunukin. Sauli, Maria, Hanna ja Elias. Ne nimet oli kyllä oppinut, sillä Maunu oli alituiseen puhunut sisaristaan ja veljistään” — And everyone had a more or less clerical name, like Maunu too. Sauli, Maria, Hanna and Elias. One could learn those names, as Maunu had often talked of his sisters, brothers and family.
- error-lua-execa Finnish surname originating as a patronymic
MuodotMaunu(nominative, singular) · Maunut(nominative, plural) · Maunu(accusative, nominative, singular) · Maunut(accusative, nominative, plural) · Maunun(accusative, genitive, singular) · Maunut(accusative, genitive, plural) · Maunun(genitive, singular) · Maunujen(genitive, plural) · Maunua(partitive, singular) · Maunuja(partitive, plural) · Maunussa(inessive, singular) · Maunuissa(inessive, plural) · Maunusta(elative, singular) · Maunuista(elative, plural) · Maunuun(illative, singular) · Maunuihin(illative, plural) · Maunulla(adessive, singular) · Maunuilla(adessive, plural) · Maunulta(ablative, singular) · Maunuilta(ablative, plural)
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