Preposition: To draw water from or out of the well; draw the boat through the water, to the shore; draw air into the lungs; draw with cords of love; the wagon is drawn by horses, along the road, across the field, over the stones, through the woods, to the barn.
Finnish: from pelto âfieldâ. Originally a habitational name from a farm named for its location in a field, this surname was widely adopted as an ornamental name during the early 20th century; it is now also found throughout southern and central parts of the country.innish: from pelto âfieldâ. Originally a habitational name from a farm named for its location in a field, this surname was widely adopted as an ornamental name during the early 20th century; it is now also found throughout southern and central parts of the country.
In Finnish, the letter j denotes the approximant [j] , as in English you. For example, the two different names Maria and Marja are pronounced nearly identically. The letter y denotes the vowel [y] , not found in English, but similar to German ue Ã¼ And french. U r is. rolledurnames are usually inherited patrilineally, while given names are usually chosen by a person's parents. Finnish names come from a variety of dissimilar traditions that were consolidated only in the early 20th century.