Where does “nurin” come from?

nurin (Finnish) comes from Finnish nurja, from Proto-Finnic nurja — wrong, bad, poor.

nurin (Finnish): over, inside out, upside down wrong way round or not standing up

Definitions

  1. over, inside out, upside down wrong way round or not standing up

Ancestry of “nurin”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishnurjawrong; adverse
2Proto-Finnicnurjawrong, bad, poor

Words derived from “nurin”

Every word from Proto-Finnic nurja →Every word from Finnish nurja →