Etymology
Invented in the end of the 19th century from a dialectal Finnish form of keiju (“elf”), partly as a translation of Swedish Alf.
Pronunciation
- IPA: [ˈkeijːo]
- Rhymes: -eijːo
- Hyphenation: Kei‧jo
Proper noun
Keijo
- A male given name.
Declension
Declension of Keijo (type valo)
|
singular |
plural |
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| nominative |
Keijo |
Keijot |
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| genitive |
Keijon |
Keijojen |
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| partitive |
Keijoa |
Keijoja |
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| accusative |
Keijo
Keijon |
Keijot |
|---|
| inessive |
Keijossa |
Keijoissa |
|---|
| elative |
Keijosta |
Keijoista |
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| illative |
Keijoon |
Keijoihin |
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| adessive |
Keijolla |
Keijoilla |
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| ablative |
Keijolta |
Keijoilta |
|---|
| allative |
Keijolle |
Keijoille |
|---|
| essive |
Keijona |
Keijoina |
|---|
| translative |
Keijoksi |
Keijoiksi |
|---|
| instructive |
– |
Keijoin |
|---|
| abessive |
Keijotta |
Keijoitta |
|---|
| comitative |
– |
Keijoineen |
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