Where does “loppusoinnullinen” come from?

loppusoinnullinen (Finnish) comes from Finnish loppusointu, from Finnish Sointu, from Finnish sointua, from Finnish soida, from Proto-Finnic soidak, from Proto-Finno-Ugric śoje.

loppusoinnullinen (Finnish): rhyming, rhymed with repeating patterns at the ends of words or lines

Definitions

  1. rhyming, rhymed with repeating patterns at the ends of words or lines

Ancestry of “loppusoinnullinen”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishloppusointurhyme repeating patterns at the ends of words or lines
2FinnishSointuchord
3Finnishsointuato harmonize, to tune; Partitive singular form...
4Finnishsoidato sound; to ring
5Proto-Finnicsoidakto sound, to ring (to produce a sound)
6Proto-Finno-Ugricśoje—
Every word from Proto-Finno-Ugric śoje →Every word from Proto-Finnic soidak →Every word from Finnish soida →