Where does “pusakka” come from?

pusakka (Finnish) comes from Finnish pusero, from Swedish bussarong, from Low German buserun, from Dutch boezeroen, from French bourgeron — A type of short blouson; workman's overall.

pusakka (Finnish): jacket, smock

Definitions

  1. jacket, smock

Ancestry of “pusakka”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishpuseroblouse; sweater, light jacket
2Swedishbussarongtype of pullover blouse, originally worn by...
3Low Germanbuserun—
4Dutchboezeroena smock frock, a workman's undershirt
5FrenchbourgeronA type of short blouson; workman's overall

Words derived from “pusakka”

Every word from French bourgeron →Every word from Dutch boezeroen →Every word from Low German buserun →