Where does “puustoinen” come from?

puustoinen (Finnish) comes from Finnish puusto, from Russian пусто́й, from Old East Slavic поустъ, from Proto-Slavic pȗstъ — desolate; empty.

puustoinen (Finnish): wooded, forested

Definitions

  1. wooded, forested

Ancestry of “puustoinen”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1FinnishpuustoThe trees of an area collectively; the forest...
2Russianпусто́йfutile
3Old East Slavicпоустъ—
4Proto-Slavicpȗstъdesolate; empty

Words derived from “puustoinen”

Every word from Proto-Slavic pȗstъ →Every word from Old East Slavic поустъ →Every word from Russian пусто́й →