Where does “naurusuinen” come from?

naurusuinen (Finnish) comes from Finnish nauru, from English Nauru, from German Nauru, from Nauruan Naoero.

naurusuinen (Finnish): with a laughing mouth; that laughs often

Definitions

  1. with a laughing mouth; that laughs often

Ancestry of “naurusuinen”, step by step

naurusuinen traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Finnish nauru

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1FinnishnauruLaughter, laugh; The Nauru language
2EnglishNauruNauruan, the language of Nauru
3GermanNauru—
4NauruanNaoero—

via Finnish suu

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishsuumouth
2Proto-Finnicsüüthread, fibre; annual ring; reason, cause
3Proto-Uralicśuwemouth
Every word from Nauruan Naoero →Every word from German Nauru →Every word from English Nauru →