Etymology
From Swedish finndjävul (“literally: Finnish devil”), a derogative term used in Sweden of the Finns in 1960s and 70s.
Noun
finnjeeveli
- (sarcastic) Finn, especially one who resides in Sweden.
Declension
Declension of finnjeeveli (type paperi)
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singular |
plural |
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| nominative |
finnjeeveli |
finnjeevelit |
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| genitive |
finnjeevelin |
finnjeevelien
finnjeeveleiden
finnjeeveleitten |
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| partitive |
finnjeeveliä |
finnjeeveleitä
finnjeevelejä |
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| accusative |
finnjeeveli
finnjeevelin |
finnjeevelit |
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| inessive |
finnjeevelissä |
finnjeeveleissä |
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| elative |
finnjeevelistä |
finnjeeveleistä |
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| illative |
finnjeeveliin |
finnjeeveleihin |
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| adessive |
finnjeevelillä |
finnjeeveleillä |
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| ablative |
finnjeeveliltä |
finnjeeveleiltä |
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| allative |
finnjeevelille |
finnjeeveleille |
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| essive |
finnjeevelinä |
finnjeeveleinä |
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| translative |
finnjeeveliksi |
finnjeeveleiksi |
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| instructive |
– |
finnjeevelein |
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| abessive |
finnjeevelittä |
finnjeeveleittä |
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| comitative |
– |
finnjeeveleineen |
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