Where does “valeistutus” come from?

valeistutus (Finnish) comes from Finnish vale-, from Finnish vale, from Proto-Finnic valeh, from Persian واله — enamored, distraught (e.g. with love).

valeistutus (Finnish): heeling-in temporary planting to protect a seedling e.g. from drying while it is waiting for being planted in its intended location

Definitions

  1. heeling-in temporary planting to protect a seedling e.g. from drying while it is waiting for being planted in its intended location

Ancestry of “valeistutus”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishvale-false, pseudo-
2FinnishvaleA lie; an untruth; a fabrication; As modifier in...
3Proto-Finnicvalehlie, untruth
4Persianوالهenamored, distraught (e.g. with love)
Every word from Persian واله →Every word from Finnish vale- →Every word from Proto-Finnic valeh →