/ˈtɑu̯no/, [ˈt̪ɑ̝u̯no̞]
AlkuperäFrom Tauno, once a common male name; compare uuno.
- slangHaving little resource of understanding, moronic.
- error-lua-execa male given name
“—Petri, se on näitä uusia nimiä.,br>—Niin on, nykyisin annetaan semmoisia Jareja ja Kareja ja Petrejä.
―Kun meidän esikoinen syntyi, niille annettiin nimeksi Seppo ja Pekka ja Tauno.” — —Petri, that's one of those new names.
—Indeed, nowadays people get named Jari and Kari and Petri.
―Back when we had our eldest son, he was named Seppo and Pekka and Tauno.
“Tauno käski mun keskustella siskonsa Ansan kanssa, sillä Ansa oli ravintolapäällikkö, joka hoiti käytännön työnjohdon. Tauno näki huvittuneen ilmeeni ja selitti kyllästyneellä äänellä, että heidän van” — Tauno told me to talk with his sister Ansa, since she worked as a restaurant manager that handled the day-to-day management of the work itself. Tauno saw my amused expression and explained tiredly tha
MuodotTauno(nominative, singular) · Taunot(nominative, plural) · Tauno(accusative, nominative, singular) · Taunot(accusative, nominative, plural) · Taunon(accusative, genitive, singular) · Taunot(accusative, genitive, plural) · Taunon(genitive, singular) · Taunojen(genitive, plural) · Taunoa(partitive, singular) · Taunoja(partitive, plural) · Taunossa(inessive, singular) · Taunoissa(inessive, plural) · Taunosta(elative, singular) · Taunoista(elative, plural) · Taunoon(illative, singular) · Taunoihin(illative, plural) · Taunolla(adessive, singular) · Taunoilla(adessive, plural) · Taunolta(ablative, singular) · Taunoilta(ablative, plural)