#kariela

[okaima]

Karelian language - Moose

Hirvi - moose Lossi - adult male moose Sälgy, vaza - moose calf

Bitkazet - moose's toe bones

Hangas - traditional moose trap formed by two crossfiring spears and young trees

Hebohirvi - large moose with antlers

Hiijenhirvi - especially dark coloured moose, a mythical holy moose

Hiirokki - dark coloured moose

Hirvačču - the moose's largest toe bone

Hirvenajo - the moose hunt

Hirvenhiihto - moose hunt on skis

Hirvenhiihtäi, hirvenhiihtäjä - moose hunter, especially on skis

Hirvenkabie - moose hoof

Hirvenkello - the tuft formed by male moose's neck hairs

Hirvenkoibi - moose leg leather

Hirvennahka - moose leather

Hirvensarvi - moose antler

Hirvental'l'a - moose pelt

Hirvenvil'l'a - moose hair

Hirvipedra - two year old moose

Joučikki - white or pale coloured moose or cow

Kalliškolo - velvety, bare spot on moose muzzle

Koivikas - fur shoes made from moose or reindeer leg pelt

Kuntura - skull pelt of moose or reindeer

Leibähirvi - human tame moose

Loappasarvi - The wide, forked part of moose antlers

Noavasarvi - moose antler covered by velvet leather

Piekačču - piebald moose

Pitkäkorva - euphenism used for moose

Polin - path made by moose, especially through snow

Šerdva - euphenism used for moose during hunt

Moose hunt was (and is) considered far more dangerous among Karelians than that of the bear. It is said Kun mänet kondien ammundah, ota pošteli selgäh, a kuin mänet hirven ammundah, ota kalmalauda selgäh - when you go to hunt bear, take mattress with you, but when you go hunt moose, take grave marker with you. Bear can wound you so you need to recover long time, but moose kick can easily kill you.

In old times in many areas, especially in Viena, a young man couldn't get married until he had hunted his first moose, proving he could provide to the family during harsh winters even if the crops failed.

[chewingdirt]

assigning oddly specific modern careers to wow characters and OCs because work is sending me into hysteria:

shaw - repo man (specifically for yachts and private jets)

flynn - underwater welder (for fun)

genn - mini golf course turf inspector

anduin - sock designer (living off daddy’s money)

wrathion - toilet paper holder designer (also living off daddy’s money)

erenid - professional bull rider

quelios - dog food taste tester (professional picture hanger part time)

valentine - night shift forklift operator

kariela - officially unemployed but sells food miniatures made of polymer clay

[trans-fem-lesbian-crab]

Okay! Fuck it! Have a massive dump of every single flag for the webcomic thingy I'm working on. First is the Air-Force Flag for Kariela

This is the main flag for the Nation Of Kareila! I have like three of these but this is the best looking one.

Here is the flag for the German Puppet state! The symbol ended up way more sci-fi then I expected! But eh. It looks nice!

Heres The Kareilan Naval Flag! This one is like my second favoruite! I love how it hangs in the ocean of blue! Love this one!

Heres the not very Secret Police Police flag! This one is pretty nice! I love the symbol I made for it!

Oh yeah! Heres the plain Kareilan Symbol for fun!

Heres the Karielan Marine Flag I made while experminting with shapes!

Heres the flag for the UFC! I've already posted this one! I just wanted to post it again!

And last but not least! The free nation of Ireland! This one is a really neat design! I hope you've enjoyed all of these flags made by me in my spare time! Don't mind the mispellings. I'm just very bad at typing!

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cambodian names + german forenames

Acham Achel Aden Adomel Aemildan Agoy Aleng Aliang Alla Aluk Amporn Angoth Anna Annedikol Arines Arudo Arudong Arut Aula Baendria Beak Beanne Beng Berbardin Bodagotta Borndray Bort Boum Cang Carlhella Carloth Chaelfria Chakrid Chana Chandav Chandrich Chankas Chankryna Cheidem Chein Chelgab Chelmut Chem Chephay Chhainn Chhang Chheld Chhep Chhilbea Chhilhelm Chhilip Chhirico Chhithen Chho Chholard Chholf Chhona Chhundav Chhunh Chol Cholf Chom Chorn Choulad Chov Chuth Cola Colda Colf Dagobery Dalian Darcus Dart Diedia Diedrey Diegarina Dielger Dine Domarang Dound Dukvanne Duoy Eacol Eana Eanter Eavannick Elfgar Elip Emmei Eriangern Esey Ewal Ewath Ferm Framph Frea Fret Frey Frick Fried Frine Frith Geoun Gerham Geriang Geriedeng Gern Gerry Gertrun Gerwin Giloun Greanth Greterry Grey Hainerich Hannad Heak Hean Heanth Heap Heas Heidia Heilber Hein Helmung Hemmar Hend Heng Herith Hermald Hetharl Himelhein Hirieta Hith Hoeun Hold Holia Hona Horeiddh Houan Houel Houl Hourich Hung Huonald Huong Ieun Ieurmar Imoldavy Indrie Inhoewald Inichaul Ircus Isnal Issan Jach Jankald Janny Jeng Jinak Joannete Johaly Joniting Jostianne Jung Juppata Jutte Jürgerico Kaid Kandrich Kannanna Kanny Kard Kariela Karle Kattom Keath Ketelsa Khak Khand Khelabery Kher Khille Khirud Khirudia Khisam Khor Khorta Kimou Kiradrie Klausth Kleng Koladika Kolika Konat Korey Koun Kricol Lamestna Lanne Lavoeun Lavy Lean Lian Lieste Livia Livoeur Loeum Loeurnd Loewatta Lokhanne Lorng Louth Louy Lung Lütof Lütou Magdalda Magne Maka Makalmung Mald Maly Mamri Mamrobina Marmiralk Mary Matheara Mealude Meanath Meanny Meansga Mear Mete Milothel Mirin Miruth Mong Mornth Moun Mundray Muotho Narma Natja Neatheath Neoun Ngernda Ngetevin Nghan Ngob Ngot Ngoth Ngotta Ngou Nguong Nheine Nhelorn Nhenja Nhermasna Nhert Nhov Nichrioum Nicol Nieb Nies Niet Nike Nith Nitinarl Nonian Noph Nophim Noreta Noundy Nuorin Nutheata Oeurta Oldalte Orng Osthanass Ottal Oucheak Oukva Pann Pannat Patth Pendarya Peor Peous Peouth Phacher Phang Phanna Phanny Phanven Pharom Phedianne Phelm Pher Phian Phid Philia Phith Phongvor Phouang Phoutz Porno Poth Poury Prat Prudolf Radona Rajeng Rath Rethenz Richeing Rinin Rithea Rober Roeu Rogerndt Rolte Rona Rong Rosigmarn Rost Rostrea Rotpethim Rottin Rottong Rouisth Rounot Rouy Salorny Saman Sambodon Samong Samphin Samro Samueng Sank Sankry Santen Saranna Sard Sarey Savidemar Savolfga Sekkle Seou Sete Seth Shea Sido Siedagne Siesey Sieter Simong Sisannare Sise Sithy Sochanly Sokat Somar Sopeak Sopeter Sophain Sophard Sophet Soret Sotpette Sotte Sottfria Sottlin Souch Sounner Sracher Sran Sred Stephalk Sukvanikt Suthallip Sutshea Svang Sveam Tana Tann Tauchin Teak Teanar Teas Teatamerd Tepheid Teslabena Testanne Thael Thain Thanne Tharmall Thei Them Thim Thoeur Tholias Thomilab Thouelenz Thoun Thov Tiola Tiya Toung Tour Tuona Ulikt Ulridik Ulrina Uweng Vaniv Vanly Vanne Vanthay Varga Varichea Veanne Vearomedy Vichanna Vine Voeurn Vuth Wied Wigmutto Wily Wing Xellaulin Yass Yeann Yemmed Yivona Yivonger Youn Yournest Yver

[dumvivimus-vivamus-please]

[okaima]

Karelian words - Meals

suurus, suuruspala - "small breakfast" something small like oat kiisseli (pudding) or čupukka or other kind of small simple bit, plus coffee or tea, right when waking up

huondesvero - breakfast after few hours of work. Porridges, bread, pies, oven omelette, kiisseli, fish are all popular.

välikerta, välivero - kind of snack or "coffee break" around midday, tea or coffee and something small, often sweet, to eat.

lounat - lunch. Fish, broth soups, bread, mushroom salad etc

suiliset - sweet buns, berries, pies etc small and sweet, hour or two after lunch.

ehtälline, iltaine - dinner. Oven baked root vegetables, bread, thicker soups, pancakes etc

illaispalaine - light snack just before bed.

Obviously there was (and is) variation, especially depending on wealth of the house, but culturally speaking Karelians often like to eat smaller amounts fairly often. In modern days Karelians of course eat similar or same things as cultures around us, but often the traditional influence can still be seen in many things.

Traditionally, vegetables, bread, grains, mushrooms and fish made up most of the diet. Meat was eaten more commonly in holy days, and milk products were and are popular during summer ("white foods during white nights). Of course, many Karelians also follow Eastern Orthodox lent and fasting traditions.

Like my friend once said: let's eat ourselves out of assimilation.

[okaima]

Karelian words - Traditional foods prt. 2

Kagrakiiseli - pudding made from mixture of rye bread starter and oat milk. Can be eaten sweet or savory, often with nob of butter on top.

Kapustakoašša - a soup made from pearl barley and cabbage or sauerkraut.

Kapustavoassa - soup or stew made from cabbage and beer.

Kuopsu - mixture of cream and partially mashed berries frozen up.

Lohkoi - boiled white turnip mixed with rye or malt flour and broth, thickened in oven into kind of stew.

Marjaimelä, moarjamämmi - a dish made by malting rye flour and berries and baked in oven in low heat.

Potakkarieška - thick flatbread made from mashed potatoes, milk or water mixed with flour. Occasionally bread starter is also added in.

Pyynrokka - soup made from mashed vegetables such as white turnip, potato, carrot or similar and hazel grouse, thickened up with rye flour. Typically eaten with soured cream or smetana.

Raučču - soup made from water or milk and fish roe.

Retniekka, reätniekka - side dish of salted, pickled radishes mixed with smetana or soured cream.

Riissukiiseli - pudding made by boiling leftover rice pie filling with extra milk or water. Sweetened with sugar and nuts.

Rosmoikiiseli - pudding made from milk or water mixed with rye bread starter thickened with simmering. Slightly tart in flavor.

[okaima]

Karelian words - Traditional foods

Buolahörppö - thin porridge made from lingonberries, rye flour and sugar, eaten warm or cold

Čiitalohuttu - Mixture of water, lard or dripping, barley and rye flour baked in the oven until solid enough to slice. It is typically eaten with berry soup, warm milk or sliced over rye bread.

Jäisniekka - mixture of milk or cream and eggs, occasionally poured over other ingredients such as mushrooms and vegetables before baking slowly in oven.

Kut't'a - dish of grains, usually wheat berries or pearl barley, occasionally rice, boiled slowly in honeyed milk with berries and nuts.

Kyržä - thick pancake made from soured milk, wheat or barley grits and fried in pan in the oven. It can be sliced to be eaten over bread, or dipped in smetana, soured cream or other condiments.

Mutti - flour, usually rye or kama powder mixed with vegetable or fish broth or water with lard, then boiled while stirring until it forms soft dough that is eaten dipped in melted butter, oil or dripping.

Nagriskoašša - mash or thick soup type food made from rye flour and white turnip, eaten hot with nob of butter.

Punaispudro, verihuttu - one of the rare Karelian blood dishes* made from reindeer blood and rice or pearl barley or wheat berries simmered into porridge.

Tunka - a Viena Karelian dish made from groats and reindeer fat stuffed inside reindeer intestines to make a kind of meatless sausages.

Värčöikoašša - porridge type food made from wheat flour, pearl barley or rice and edible plants of rumex species.

*typically, eating blood is taboo in Karelian culture, with the notable exception of reindeer blood.

[okaima]

Karelian Words - Cats

Kaži - cat

Kiši, kissi - kitty

Kikki - kitten

Harda - cat's neck and nape fur

Hilkottoa - for cat's eyes to glow in the dark

Hiirikaži - cat that catches a lot of mice

Hurrittoa - to purr

Hut'kat - cat's testicles

Hydristeä - to crouch, to stalk

Juormeh - stripe, cat that has stripes

Kažitreuhka - fur hat made from cat fur and worn by married women in Aunus areas

Kažind'ouhi - cat's whisker

Kažinkal'l'u - cat's bowl

Kažinkulda, kažinpiiroa - cat's feces

Kaživuo - for person or house to gain cat, for cat to birth kittens

Kezrätä - for cat to purr sleepily

Kis kis kis - sound used for calling the cat

Kisketteä - to call for cat

Kupettoa - for cat to slowly creep forward

Kynzipuu - scratching board

Käyndäloukko - cat door

Lebletteä - to lap up

Mangumine - the noise female cat does during heat

Marissa - for cat to demand food by meowing

Marmattoa - for cat to chatter

Narata - for cat to make mrow sounds

N'au - meow

Navata - for cat to meow

Palbo - cats heat time

Pesloi - blotchy cat

Purhistuo - for cat to raise its hair up, to floof up from anger

Ravista - for cat to caterwaul

Riivata - to scratch with nails

Serko - grey cat

Taloinkaži - farm cat

Töpökkä - cat with nub tail, Karelian bobtail cat

[okaima]

Karelian words - Fur And Leather Clothes

Tal'l'a - treated animal pelt Miehha - fur used for clothes making, especially coats and jackets Nahka - treated leather Kaža - leather or pelt that has dried hard Keččinä - rawhide Kenkäš - leather used for making shoes Šafjan - dyed decorative leather, most often blue or red, worn at the edges of children's boot shafts, collar and chest of fur jackets, married people's leather mittens and married women's shoes

Čäbry - curly haired pelt Hoveh - sheep pelt Jenotovoi - raccoon dog pelt Kalankettu - fish skin used for decorating clothes and items Kažinnahka - cat pelt Kettu - fox pelt Koirannahka - dog pelt Matikka, maehvoi - burbot skin Sagarvonnahka - otter pelt

Bašmakat, vašmakat - low-shafted or sometimes shaftless, heeled women's shoes

Belkkalakki, belkkatreuhka - fur hat made from seal skin, usually worn by village elders in white sea Karelia

Belkkakan'kat - traditional shoes made from seal pelt

Čiebalo, šiebalo - neck and chest warmer made from reindeer, bear, moose or sheep skin

Čubit - traditional leather boots worn during winter

Čuikka - fur coat, usually with cover of wool fabric, that reaches halfway down to wearer's calves and can be worn under another jacket

Čuikku, belkkačuikku - anorak or parka style jacket made from seal skin, usually worn by fishers

Hodakat - russian style dark leather shoes reaching to about knee or bit below

Holoppa - loose sheepskin fur coat

Joarat - traditional boots with shaft made from reindeer leg pelt and foot made from reindeer head pelt

Jänöihattu - winter hat made from white rabbit fur worn especially at Suojärvi area. The more decorated hats were mainly privilege of elders and married people.

Kan'kat, upokkahat - traditional shoes with low shaft. Depending on area worn with colourful weaved bands or with leather ties

Karva-alazet - fur mittens with fur facing outwards. Often made from dog fur

Kateturkki - fur jacket made from dog, sometimes sheep pelt in which the hairless side is covered with fabric

Koivikkahat - fur shoes made from reindeer, sometimes moose leg fur. Dark and white ones were traditionally most valued

Košeli - money pouch made of leather

Lippozet, stupnit - low traditional shoes worn inside during winter and outside during summer

Mahilan'e - sewing pouch

Moaličča - anorak type fur pullover with hood. Usually made from reindeer or sheep pelts. In Karelia, most if not all furs are worn with hairs inside.

Palttoturkki - straight, unpleated fur coat that is closed with buttons

Peäköt - traditional boots made from sheep's, reindeer's or cow's stomach or leg leather and which do not have the beak at the tip.

Poršnit, kurppuzet - traditional leather shoes made from single piece of leather

Prätti - fisher's leather apron

Puolisoappoat, puolruojuset - russian style leather boots with shaft that is just below calf or above ankle

Purkat - boots with shaft made of felt and foot made of leather

Pälsyt - women's fur vest with decorated fabric cover, usually worn inside or under jacket outside

Revokkahat, ketukkahat, reboikengät - shoes made from fox pelt, hair outside

Rukkazet - fur mittens with fur facing inwards. More decorated ones were privilege of married people

Sietka - tobacco pouch

Šoapka - men's winter hat, the more decorated ones were worn by grooms and married men.

Šupka, šuupa - long women's fur coat with wool fabric cover and pleating on the waist

Šäpäkkähät - leg warmers made from reindeer or deer, rarely sheep pelt. Worn mainly in reindeer herding area in Viena karjala.

Toopurat - over the knee reaching boots made from cow skin.

Treuhka - fur hat. Worn either by only women or all genders depending on the area. In later times it was mainly worn at weddings.

Tuluppa - russian style men's long fur pelt. Can have fabric covering or not depending on the wearer's wealth

Tušurkka - women's half-length fur coat. Can be covered or uncovered with fabric depending on wearer's wealth

[okaima]

Karelian language - Gender and sexual identities

Homo, homoseksuallińe - gay man Lesbo, lezbijanka* - lesbian, gay woman Biseksuallińe, bijanka - bisexual person Panseksuallińe - pansexual Aseksuallińe - asexual

Transsugupuoline - trans person Intersugupuoline - intersex person Muunsugupuoline - nonbinary person Cissugupuoline - cis person

Seksuallizus - sexuality Sugupuoli-identitietta - gender identity

Sugupuoli - gender or sex

*In Republic of Karelia, the word lezbijanka has negative connotation and lesbo is more commonly used

In modern times most karelians use these loanwords based on anglosphere views on gender and sexuality.

Traditionally speaking the views on gender and sexuality have been somewhat different, and words used have been more poetic and descriptive in many ways. Gender is seen as one role among others and as such, "mother" and "man" for example are not roles that contradict each other in any way, even if it is less common than being "woman" and "mother".

Without going into too many details here are few examples:

"On ukonvembelehes aliči käynnyh." - lit. "has walked under the reinbow*" - person who has changed their sex and role (gender) in which they live. Roughly speaking a trans person.

Example sentence: "Ozutat ilokkahambale nygöi gu olet ukonvembelehes aliči käynnyh." - "you seem happier now that you've transitioned." "Olen ukonvembelehes aliči käynnyh," - "I am trans person."

(*the association of rainbow is rooted on Karelian belief system in which person who passes from under rainbow has their sex changed, and the fact that rainbow is western lgbt+ symbol is coincidence.)

"eule yksis ruutois" - lit. "isn't in one (set of) traditional clothes" - person who travels between and beyond two genders, a "nonbinary*" person.

Example sentence: "En ole yksis ruutois." - "I am nonbinary."

*"gender binary" should be used in very loose relation to karelian traditions as "man" and "woman" are not seen as opposite ends of binary (or any other) scale any more than birch and spruce are only trees in existence or opposites to each other. Traditional views of karelians are rarely if ever linear.

Kaksńeuvoni* - lit. "person with two/many of advice/guiding/ instruction/ tools". A (visibly) intersex person.

*Please note that some people find this term offensive due to its similarity to old Finnish slur for people with ambiguous genitalia.

Example sentence: "Rodivuin kaksńeuvozenna." - "I was born intersex." "Olen kaksńeuvoni briha." - "I am intersex man."

Miehii suačii mies, brihoi suačii briha - lit. man who loves men

Example sentence: "Miun velli on miehii suačii mies, vai miehii suačou." - "My little brother is gay man, he is only interested in men." "Olen miehii suvaičii mies, a dai naizii suačen." - "I love men, but I'm also interested in women."

Buzaniekka - Man who wears pearls, man who loves men.

Akkoinpaimoi, akkoinpäiväińe - lit. wives' herder, wives' sun. "Feminine" man, man who prefers working with and spending time with women

Ristivellet - lit. cross brothers. Men who have exchanged their neck-crosses or other similar tokens. Can mean deeply close friends or male couple

Naizii suačii naińe, neidizii suačii neidińe - lit. woman who loves women

Karžuniekka - woman who loves women. Has also meant unmarried woman with implication she doesn't wish to marry a man.

Lepänakka, tabakka-akka - lit. alder's wife, tobacco-wife. "Masculine" woman, woman who prefers working with and spending time with men

Rističikot - lit. cross sisters. Women who have exchanged neck-crosses or other similar tokens. Can mean deeply close friends or female couple

"Kävelöy kahtel puolel." - lit. "One who walks on both sides." - person who loves others regardless of gender, roughly bi- or pansexual.

Example sentence: "Kävelen kahtel puolel, ollou mies, naine libo ei yksis ruutois." - "I am bi-/pansexual, I don't care about gender." "Häi on kahtel puolel kävelii, kaikkie suačou." - "They are pan-/bisexual, they don't care about gender."

[okaima]

Karelian Words - Babies

Yskyniekka, uzlaniekka - baby, newborn, a baby that is still in swaddle

Kekkeröini, vagahaini - child that doesn't walk yet

D'upittaini, tudeloini - child who is starting to practice standing up

Käpähäini - child who is just starting to walk

Hydžy - toddler, child that is under 4-5 years old

Keskoni, ruohka - prematurely born baby

Andalo - baby fuzz, baby hair

Liemenö - baby's or toddler's curly hair

Leibäkirves- baby's first tooth

Hiirenhammas - child's first fallen tooth

Hiirenhambahat - milk teeth

Häbädät, jällečit- baby's feces

Läpetös - baby's pee

Kekkeröittöä - for baby to roll on the floor

Kontata, lalleroittoa - to crawl, to walk on hands and knees

Lelettelö, mässärtelö - baby's babbling

Luglettau - to babble and coo at the baby, to copy baby's babbling

Lössie - to crawl on stomach

Palleroittoa. ryydeä - to crawl around on the floor

Mammerehtoa - toddling, waddling

Ainikko - the only child

Esikko - the first born

Mugahini - cousin or sibling who was born after you

Endžikkö - first grandchild

Rytykki - petname for dirty child. A rascal, tyke

Harakkani - newborn's first shirt, ritual shirt

Augile - soft spot on newborn's skull

Harakkapaida - fetal membrane still on newborn baby

Nännimaido - breast milk, mother's milk

Riisu - baby's baptismal clothing, christening robe

Šittariepu - dirty swaddle, nappy, diaper

Imutti - pacifier traditionally made from cow's udder

Löllö, soska - pacifier

Čolli - baby bottle traditionally made from cow udder and horn

Dudu - baby bottle, traditionally made from cloth or leather

Hilatin, kilissin - baby rattle

Lapsestuskymmen - the first decade of child's life

Kätyt - wooden hanging cradle

Latekätyt - standing cradle

Vidmi - baby hammock, hanging cradle made from cloth

Rodinat - celebration held in honor of newly born child where family and neighbors bring gifts and food for the child and mother

Čuočoi - the unknown, boogieman, character used to scare children

[okaima]

Karelian words - Seasons, with visual aid

A lot of people seem confused as to how Karelians have 8 distinct seasons, so I have made attempt to explain this with pictures.

Sygyzy - autumn

Syvystalvi - "autumnwinter"

Talvi - winter

Kevättalvi - "springwinter"

Kevät - spring

Kevätkezä - "springsummer"

Kezä - summer

Syvyskezä - "autumnsummer"

[okaima]

I think one of the worst things about assimilation is that my own family, even my younger brothers are embarrassed of me when I speak Karelian publicly.

They have been told it's useless old people language, no one speaks it anymore, it's peasant language.

I have 18 cousins, we all understand Karelian because of our grandparents, but I am only one using it regularly and publicly.

[okaima]

Karelian words - Flavors

Čirpakko - sour (negative)

Hapiško - slightly spoiled, stale

Ihrasa - fatty (negative)

Imelä - sweet

Kačkera - tart

Kalaza - fishy, fish-tasting, delicious

Kargie - acidic

Kidžmerä - bitter (positive)

Kil'l'akka - extremely bitter, undone, unripe

Kirmie - acrid

Kusnoi - tasty

Lihaza - meaty, meat-tasting, fulfilling

Ludova - delicious

Mačkera - bittersweet (positive)

Magie - good, tasty

Mavukas - tasteful, savoury

Mehine - sweet, refreshing

Mehövä - fresh, juicy

Mezine - honeyed, sugary, very sweet

Moajas - very tasty, filling

Muigie - sour (positive)

Mytäkkä - fishy, spoiled

N'epsie - tasty, just right, not too salty

Razvani, razvaža - fatty (positive)

Ruvakas - resinous, tree-resin-tasting (positive)

Savukas - smoky

Sulaisa - "melting in mouth", umami

Suolani - salty (negative)

Tilliškö - vinegary, very bitter, very sour

Tuima - lacking in salt (negative)

Vihava - bad tasting

Vingerä - bitter (negative)

Voini - buttery, greasy (positive)

Ägie - spicy

Äimelä - cloying, unpleasantly sweet

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Karelian words - Grains And Cereal

Elo, vil'l'a - grain

Kagra - oat (Avena sativa)

Kastari, vehnä - rye brome (Bromus secalinus)

Kinoa, hanhenelo - quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa)

Krečču - buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum)

Kukkaruuzu - maize (Zea mays)

Nižu - wheat (Triticum aestivum)

Ozra - barley (Hordeum vulgare)

Prossa, šona - common millet  (Panicum miliaceum)

Revonelo - amaranth (Amaranthus, esp A.palmeri and A.caudatus )

Riissu - rice (Oryza sativa)

Ruis - rye (Secale cereale)

Sorgo - sorghum (esp. S.bicolour)

Speltanižu - spelt (Triticum spelta)