Etymology Explorer › FinnishWhere does “kiinniotto” come from? kiinniotto (Finnish) comes from Finnish Otto, from German Otto, from Old High German ōt, from Proto-West Germanic aud, from Proto-Germanic audaz — wealth, riches.
kiinniotto (Finnish): apprehension, capture, arrest, seizure
Definitions apprehension, capture, arrest, seizure Ancestry of “kiinniotto”, step by step kiinniotto traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.
via Finnish Otto Step Language Word Meaning 1 Finnish Otto taking act or action of taking 2 German Otto Otto 3 Old High German ōt riches; property 4 Proto-West Germanic aud wealth, riches 5 Proto-Germanic audaz wealth, riches
via Finnish kiinni Step Language Word Meaning 1 Finnish kiinni closed; attached, connected, fastened; due to,... 2 Finnish kiinteä solid, rigid; firm; fixed 3 Proto-Finnic kiintedä —
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