Where does “lentosuukko” come from?

lentosuukko (Finnish) comes from Finnish lento, from Italian lento, from Spanish lento, from Galician -ura, from Latin -ura, from Latin -tūra — ing, -ure, -work.

lentosuukko (Finnish): flying kiss

Definitions

  1. flying kiss

Ancestry of “lentosuukko”, step by step

lentosuukko traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Finnish lento

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishlentoflying, flight; flight; lento
2Italianlentoslow
3Spanishlentoslow
4Galician-ura-ness
5Latin-uraSuffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives
6Latin-tūraing, -ure, -work

via Finnish suukko

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishsuukkokiss; type of sweet consisting of a round biscuit...
2Ingriansuumouth
3Proto-Finnicsüüthread, fibre; annual ring; reason, cause
4Proto-Uralicśuwemouth
Every word from Latin -tūra →Every word from Galician -ura →Every word from Spanish lento →