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peer reviewed chapterkallio-2008-sauna

The Etymology of Finnish sauna “Sauna”

AUTHOR / EDITOR
Petri Kallio
YEAR
2008
PUBLISHER
Peeters · University of Helsinki Research Portal
DOI
Not recorded
SOURCE TYPE
peer reviewed chapter
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RANK 196GRADE Bsupports

The Finnish icon may be an ancient import.

A published proposal derives Proto-Finnic *sakna from a reconstructed Germanic pile or stack word through the heated stone pile of an early sauna stove. The edge remains visibly disputed.

*stagh-ná-

*stagh-ná- → *sakna → sauna → sauna

pp. 313–319

Publishes the proposed Germanic borrowing and stone-pile semantic bridge.

sauna dossier ↗truth record ↗82UNVEILING
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EDGE 302supportsprobable

sauna → *sakna

Finnish → Proto-Finnic · inheritance

SOUND
Modern Finnish sauna continues reconstructed Proto-Finnic *sakna through Finnic sound development; the intermediate changes are not over-specified here.
MEANING
The sauna or bath-building sense continues, while an earlier stove reference remains tied to the deeper proposal.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Petri Kallio · Kotus editors
pp. 313–319; Proto-Finnic *sakna analysis

Publishes the reconstructed Finnic form used in the proposed account.

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EDGE 303supportsproposed

*sakna → *stagh-ná-

Proto-Finnic → Palaeo-Germanic · proposed borrowing

SOUND
Kallio compares Proto-Finnic *sakna with Palaeo-Germanic *stagh-ná- as an ancient borrowing adapted to Finnic phonotactics.
MEANING
A Germanic pile or stack term is proposed to have named a stone-pile stove, then the sauna containing it.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Petri Kallio · Jussi Ylikoski
pp. 313–319; Palaeo-Germanic comparison

Publishes the ancient Germanic loan proposal.

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EDGE 304contextboundary

*stagh-ná- → UNKNOWN

Palaeo-Germanic → Beyond secure reconstruction · knowledge boundary

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No deeper form is promoted beyond the disputed Palaeo-Germanic reconstruction in this dossier.
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The dossier reaches the current reviewed proposal and stops.
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