Where does “makoilla” come from?

makoilla (Finnish) comes from Finnish maata, from Proto-Finnic magat'ak — to lie down, to sleep.

makoilla (Finnish): to lay around for example on a floor, bed, bench

Definitions

  1. to lay around for example on a floor, bed, bench

Ancestry of “makoilla”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishmaatato lie down, lie; to have sex; to lay, to have...
2Proto-Finnicmagat'akto lie down, to sleep

Words derived from “makoilla”

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