Where does “väsäys” come from?

väsäys (Finnish) comes from Finnish väsätä, from Russian вяза́ть, from Proto-Slavic vę̄zàti — to tie.

väsäys (Finnish): making, creating, especially without much care or sufficient previous experience

Definitions

  1. making, creating, especially without much care or sufficient previous experience

Ancestry of “väsäys”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishväsätäto make, to create, especially without much care or sufficient previous experience
2Russianвяза́тьto tie up, to bind
3Proto-Slavicvę̄zàtito tie
Every word from Proto-Slavic vę̄zàti →Every word from Russian вяза́ть →Every word from Finnish väsätä →