Where does “tappaiskeitto” come from?

tappaiskeitto (Finnish) comes from Finnish keitto, from Finnish keittää, from Proto-Uralic keje-.

tappaiskeitto (Finnish): a traditional Savonian soup with animal guts, animal blood, potatoes, flour and possibly meat

Definitions

  1. a traditional Savonian soup with animal guts, animal blood, potatoes, flour and possibly meat

Ancestry of “tappaiskeitto”, step by step

tappaiskeitto traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Finnish keitto

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishkeittosoup; boiling; booze
2FinnishkeittääTo boil; to boil over; To cook; To cook up
3Proto-Uralickeje-—

via Finnish tappaa

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1FinnishtappaaTo kill, slay
2Proto-Finnictappadakto kill, to slay
3Proto-Uralictappa-trample
Every word from Proto-Uralic keje- →Every word from Finnish keittää →Every word from Finnish keitto →