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Finnicization (also finnicisation, fennicization, fennicisation) is the
changing of one's
personal names from
other languages (usually Swedish) into Finnish...
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Finnicization of
Helsinki is the
transformation of Helsinki,
Finland from a Swedish-speaking city to one that is
bilingual or even multilingual, with...
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relatively high rate in
nationalistic activities (e.g.
Karelianism and
Finnicization of the
country and its institutions). This
development was
related to...
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considered a very
important aspect of the
Finnish national identity. He
finnicized his name from Gallén to Gallen-Kallela in 1907. Gallen-Kallela was born...
- status, and by the time of Finland's
independence in 1917,
after a
Finnicization campaign by the
Fennoman movement,
Finnish clearly dominated in government...
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Finnic languages, as
early as Proto-Finnic. Many
loanwords have
acquired a
Finnicized form,
making it
difficult to say
whether such a word is
natively Finnic...
- surnames,
common in
Finland at that time. Most of the
Fennomans also
Finnicized their family names,
particularly from the end of the 19th century. In...
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Aleksandr Petrovich Hudilainen (Russian: Александр Петрович Худилайнен,
finnicized as
Aleksanteri Petrovitš Hutilainen, born May 2, 1956) is a
Russian politician...
- Akademie-Verlag. Akademie-Verlag. ISSN 0138-550X. Tikka,
Petri (2007). "The
Finnicization of Quenya". Arda Philology:
Proceedings of the
First International Conference...
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Germanic name Adolf. It
gained po****rity in the 19th
century during the
Finnicization of
given names.
Other Finnish variants of
Adolf include Atte and Aadolf...
