Where does “laiminlyöty” come from?

laiminlyöty (Finnish) comes from Finnish laimin, from Marshallese ļaim̧, from English lime, from French lime, from Latin lima, from Spanish lima, from Spanish Limón, from Arabic لَيْمُون.

laiminlyöty (Finnish): neglected, uncared for

Definitions

neglected, uncared for

Ancestry of “laiminlyöty”, step by step

laiminlyöty traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Finnish laimin

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Finnish	laimin	Only used in lyödä laimin
2	Marshallese	ļaim̧	a lime
3	English	lime	Any inorganic material containing calcium,...
4	French	lime	file; lime
5	Latin	lima	file
6	Spanish	lima	lime; lemon; file
7	Spanish	Limón	lemon
8	Arabic	لَيْمُون	lemon, lime
9	Persian	لیمو	lemon; lime
10	Sanskrit	निम्बू	common lime or lemon
11	Mundari	lembu	—

via Finnish lyöty

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Finnish	lyöty	—

Every word from Mundari lembu →Every word from Sanskrit निम्बू →Every word from Persian لیمو →