Where does “kiintyneisyys” come from?

kiintyneisyys (Finnish) comes from Finnish kiintynyt, from Finnish nyt, from Proto-Finnic nügüt, from Proto-Finnic nükü, from Proto-Uralic nükɜ.

kiintyneisyys (Finnish): fondness, attachedness

Definitions

  1. fondness, attachedness

Ancestry of “kiintyneisyys”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishkiintynytattached to, devoted to; fond of
2Finnishnytnow
3Proto-Finnicnügütnow
4Proto-Finnicnüküpresent, current
5Proto-Uralicnükɜ—
Every word from Proto-Uralic nükɜ →Every word from Proto-Finnic nükü →Every word from Proto-Finnic nügüt →