Where does “tuura” come from?

tuura (Finnish): ice chisel; a tool for breaking ice, consisting of a heavy chisel-like iron head which is attached to a long wooden handle to allow the use of the tool in standing position

Definitions

  1. ice chisel; a tool for breaking ice, consisting of a heavy chisel-like iron head which is attached to a long wooden handle to allow the use of the tool in standing position

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