Where does “imeytymä” come from?

imeytymä (Finnish) comes from Finnish imeytyä, from Finnish imeä, from Proto-Finnic imedäk, from Proto-Uralic ime-, from Hungarian ím, from Hungarian i, from Hungarian e, from Proto-Uralic e- — this; not; the negative verb.

imeytymä (Finnish): absorption, uptake that which, or how much, is absorbed

Definitions

  1. absorption, uptake that which, or how much, is absorbed

Ancestry of “imeytymä”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishimeytyäto become sucked up, absorbed
2Finnishimeäto suck; to absorb; to pull towards, attract
3Proto-Finnicimedäkto suck
4Proto-Uralicime-to suck
5Hungarianímbehold! see! lo!
6Hungarianismall, young
7Hungarianethis; look!, hey!
8Proto-Uralice-this; not; the negative verb
Every word from Proto-Uralic e- →Every word from Hungarian e →Every word from Hungarian i →