#pehr

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#childlabourlaws #childlabour #jessmegan #childexploitation

[gerardbillet]

Marc-Antoine Pehr / Claude Monet/ Joan Mitchell : Marc-Antoine Pehr : le Tombeau de M.H.C; Grande Parade, Claude Monet : le Pont de l’Europe, Gare Saint-Lazare; Champ d’Iris a Giverny, Joann Mitchell. #museemarmottanmonet #pehr #letombeau #mhc #grandeparade #claudemonet #lepontdeleuropegaresaintlazare #champdirisjaunesagiverny #galeriepeterkilchmann #giverny #joanmitchell #instapic #photoofthedays #parismaville (à Musée Marmottan Monet) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnv_uQTo_CH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[classic-art-favourites]

Gustavian Style Interior with Cardplayers by Pehr Hillestrom, 1779.

[random-brushstrokes]

Pehr Hilleström (Swedish, 1732 - 1816) - Winterscape with sledge ride in torchlight

[ilmaveivi]

The Etymology of Finnish NHL Players a.k.a What Do Their Names Mean?

ATLANTIC DIVISION 2023-2024

BUFFALO SABRES

HENRI JOKIHARJU

HENRI /ˈhen.ri/

Derived from the Old High German name Haimirich, meaning “ruler of the home”.

JOKIHARJU /ˈjo.ki.hɑr.ju/

A topographic Finnish surname, meaning “river esker”.

UKKO-PEKKA LUUKKONEN

UKKO /ˈuk.ko/

The name of the Finnish and Karelian deity of weather, harvest and thunder. In modern Finnish, ukko means ”old man” and its diminutive form ukkonen means ”thunder”.

PEKKA /ˈpek.kɑ/

Derived from the Greek name Petros, meaning ”stone”.

LUUKKONEN /ˈluːk.ko.nen/

Based on a Savonian and Karelian given name derived from the Greek name Loukas, meaning ”from Lucania”.

DETROIT RED WINGS

OLLI MÄÄTTÄ

OLLI /ˈol.li/

Derived from the Old Norse name Áleifr, meaning “ancestor’s descendant”.

MÄÄTTÄ /ˈmæːt.tæ/

Possibly derived from the Late Latin name Clemens, meaning ”merciful”. Another possible origin is the ancient Finnish given name Lemmitty, meaning ”beloved”.

VILLE HUSSO

VILLE /ˈʋil.le/

Derived from the Old High German name Willihelm, meaning “will helmet”.

HUSSO /ˈhus.so/

Possibly derived from the Swedish word husse, meaning ”master”. Another possible origin is lake Huso in Northern Savonia, its meaning unknown.

FLORIDA PANTHERS

ALEKSANDER BARKOV

ALEKSANDER /ˈɑ.lek.sɑn.der/

Derived from the Greek name Alexandros, meaning ”defending men”.

BARKOV /ˈbɑr.koʋ/

A Russian surname possibly derived from the Russian word barka, meaning ”sloop”.

ANTON LUNDELL

ANTON /ˈɑn.ton/

Derived from the Roman family name Antonius, its meaning unknown.

LUNDELL /ˈlun.delː/

A Swedish surname derived from the Swedish word lund, meaning ”grove”.

EETU LUOSTARINEN

EETU /ˈeː.tu/

Derived from the Anglo-Saxon name Ēadweard, meaning ”wealth guard”.

LUOSTARINEN /ˈluo̯s.tɑ.ri.nen/

Derived from the Finnish word luostari, meaning ”cloister”.

NIKO MIKKOLA

NIKO /ˈni.ko/

Derived from the Greek name Nikolaos, meaning ”victory of the people”.

MIKKOLA /ˈmik.ko.lɑ/

Based on a Finnish given name derived from the Hebrew name Mikha’el, meaning ”who is like God?”.

MONTRÉAL CANADIENS

JOEL ARMIA

JOEL /ˈjo.el/

Derived from the Hebrew name Yo’el, meaning “Yahweh is God”.

ARMIA /ˈɑr.mi.ɑ/

Possibly derived from the Germanic name Herman, meaning ”army man”.

JESSE YLÖNEN

JESSE /ˈjes.se/

Derived from the Hebrew name Yishai, possibly meaning ”gift”.

YLÖNEN /ˈy.lø.nen/

A Savonian surname possibly derived from the Finnish word ylevä, meaning "noble". Another possible origin is the Finnish word yletön meaning ”excessive” or ” enormous”.

OTTAWA SENATORS

ROBY JÄRVENTIE

ROBY /ˈro.bi/

Derived from the German name Hrodebert, meaning ”bright fame”.

JÄRVENTIE /ˈjær.ʋen.tie̯/

A topographic Finnish surname meaning ”lake’s road.”

NIKOLAS MATINPALO

NIKOLAS /ˈni.ko.lɑs/

Derived from the Greek name Nikolaos, meaning ”victory of the people”.

MATINPALO /ˈmɑ.tin.pɑ.lo/

A topographic Finnish surname meaning ”Matti’s swidden”. The name Matti is derived from the Hebrew name ‘Mattityahu, meaning “gift of Yahweh”.

JOONAS KORPISALO

JOONAS /ˈjoː.nɑs/

Derived from the Hebrew name Yonah, meaning “dove”.

KORPISALO /ˈkor.pi.sɑ.lo/

A topographic Finnish surname, meaning ”deep forest”.

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING

WALTTERI MERELÄ

WALTTERI /ˈʋɑlt.te.ri/

Derived from the Germanic name Waltheri, meaning ”power of the army”.

MERELÄ /ˈme.re.læ/

Derived from the Finnish word meri, meaning ”sea”.

NOTES:

During the 12th century, the tradition of Finnish given names was lost due to the Christianization of Finland under Sweden's rule. By the 16th century only Christian names were accepted, which is why Finnish forms of Christian names are still widely popular in Finland despite the society being fairly secular. The tradition of native Finnish given names wasn’t revived until the 19th century. 

Most Finnish surnames end in suffixes -nen or -la/-lä. The collective suffix -nen, which is more common in Eastern Finnish surnames, indicates belonging to a certain family or clan. The suffix -la/-lä, which is more common in Western Finnish surnames, creates oikonyms from the names of places, farms or small villages.

Karelian can be used to refer to a geographical place, language, dialect or people. It is important to note that Karelian is its own language separate from Finnish. However, the Finnish language also has a Karelian dialect that is spoken in the Finnish Karelia. Finnish surnames originating from Karelia have likely been influenced by both Karelian and Finnish.

The IPA forms follow Finnish phonology even with foreign (Swedish, Russian etc.) names in approximation to how an average Finn pronounces them.

The source for most of the given names is Behind The Name. The topographic surnames are direct translations. The explanations for the rest of the surnames are either from Wiktionary or based on speculation by Finnish genealogy enthusiasts, hence the overuse of the word "possibly".

Feedback is welcome. If you have additions or notice any mistakes, please let me know!

[lindahall]

Pehr Högström – Scientist of the Day

Pehr Högström, a Swedish clergyman, traveler, missionary, and linguist, was born Nov. 10, 1714, in what looks to be central Sweden, but is called Northern Sweden, along the coast of the Bay of Bothnia. 

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[karlstad]

kuk-pehr ~ cock-per

kuk is the swedishe slang word for cock [penis]. and the most common word for a young male to write whenever he finds a can, say around a legal wall / daddys garage / big brothers stash. second most common word is 'fitta' [pussy]

[oldsardens]

Pehr Hillestrom - Spåscen

[i12bent]

Pehr Wickenberg (Oct. 1, 1812 - 1846) was a Swedish artist who died quite young from tuberculosis. He entered the Academy in Stockholm at an early age and traveled extensively after graduating. One of his paintings ended up in the Louvre in Paris, but has since been lost - one of the museum directors lent it to a Parisian lady who failed to return it...

Above: Vinterfiske, no year - oil on canvas, pasted on panel (Privately owned)

[bunad]

Christmas in Småland

By Pehr Hörberg 1785

Thought to be one of the earliest depiction of Christmas celebrations in Sweden.

[callmecrazy4u2]

HSR Version: Your Yandere Likes you in his colors..Aventurine, Ratio, More to come

Anonymous gifts at your door pile up. Who do you choose?

"Don't protest dear these clothes look wonderful on you darling"

A Cheshire cat he smiles satisfied he had dressed you in his colors to claim you.

Aventurine- green gold teal- Possessive! Peacock!Yandere

Aventurine is sure to shower his love with clothes in a Jewelike tone that matches his eyes and his own flamboyant attire. The first his gloves he slips off or perhaps his coat seeing you pathetic thing shaking in the cold.

Aventurine laughs off any protests "You look cold my dear and you pull off those colors quite well"

Pehrs he'll take it further and wrap you in his coat only to give you one like his own later as he enjoyed seeing you in his quite a lot. His mind drifts to other scenarios you might be in his clothes for....

A signature feather caught up in a headband. For a party a speakeasy-style "Sweetie just loosen up lets enjoy the parties in penaconys" as with wink escort to 90s bar in Penacony for some swing dancing.

Lastly, the Gift that binds you as his: A large jeweled necklace a mimicry of his own Aventurine stonearound your neck. The right noose for the stone of trickery to hang on your pretty neck to stake his claim.

owl mask pin - Dr. Ratio - blue gold - Always right taskmaster teacher

For better or worse you managed to reach the standard of the intellgentisua guild and your proctor why Dr. Ratio whos sharp eye always seemed to watch you in class analyzing your every move.

Dr.Ratio would start out simple maybe a owl bookmark to "keep you reading to avoid falling into ignorance and idiocy" his eyes on you as a new member of the intelligencia guild tasked to mentor you.

To supervise your effort though with your clumsiness he wonders how you had tripped into the elite group. Eventually, upon watching you he believes your hard work can make up for any lack of talent.

Dr. Ratio just wanted to teach you to do it right and "You need the right materials to succeed" Dr. Ratio says as you press upon you another a expensive gift a ink well owl feather pen. Though unaware of the value if you break it he can find some way for you to make it up to him.....

"Congratulations somehow you passed the intellgenstia's passed rigous exam" Dr. Ratio drawls earning your a rare smile from him

Dr.Ratio pins the ceremonial owl pin on your robe similar to his "As every graduate has" he calmly tells you.

secretly Yandere!Dr Ratio just wanted you to match clothing

Dr. Ratio leans in to pin the medal he instructs you to see him later for extra lessons....

More concepts to come

Gift - HSR guy- color theme- type of yandere

lion choker -Jing Yuan - smothering delusional yandere

sword hairpin- blade- dangerous yandere

dragon bracelet -dan heng/danfeng- protective yandere

dove ring- Sunday- controlling yandere

-singer at a show on stage fall for robin rival while staking her out and capture her in work contract to sing only for him

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[atimburtonfan]

I went down a whole Sweeney Todd rabbit hole by reading up on articles and watching videos to find out a bit more about the origins of the tale of Sweeney Todd beyond the original penny dreadful. Apparently the story is inspired by a supposed true story, though it can't be verified.

According to this story, a murderous barber and a next door baker did exist but it took place in medieval Paris around the year 1400. Allegedly they are supposed to have killed around 200-400 people. The more you read about it, the more it appears to be an urban legend from France, both the Penny Dreadful and the original urban legend contain the dog that eventually gives away the killer as it refuses to leave the front of the barbershop after its owner disappeared, though the dog has been removed from the musical and Tim Burton's adaptation.

The oldest written mention of this myth comes from 1612 in which a Swedish traveller by the name of Pehr Lindestrom in France is warned about a murderous barber working in Calais, Pehr found this tale fascinating enough to write it down in his journal which survived until today. Interestingly, his version of this story got translated into English and was published in England just a few decades before 'A string of pearls' was written, the original Sweeney Todd tale. It is clear that the writer of Sweeney Todd was inspired by this French legend. Even Charles Dickens wrote about cannibalistic bakers before the publication of Sweeney Todd so the urban legend must have been relatively well known.

Another interesting bit, yet it is impossible to tell if it is true, is that during Napoleonic France, the chief of the Parisian police, Joseph Fouché was apparently investigating a case of a barber working in Paris who was suspected of having killed people with a neighbour baker disposing the bodies into pies. Sadly we do not have any evidence in form of investigative papers.

My honest opinion about Sweeney Todd's origins? I believe it is an urban legend created around the 14th century in France as a cautionary tale to warn others of strangers and of strange food that you have not prepared, you can never truly know where the meat comes from that you buy. Though it is always fun to fantasize about it all being real. Imagine travelling to Fleet Street and to discover an old closed off sewage system beneath the street just filled with human remains, hundreds of them. As in the original tale it is told that Sweeney and Lovett dump the skeletons in a chamber in the sewage directly below the bakery.

I'm sorry for this late midnight rant but I love investigating urban legends such as these.

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A Girl Taking Soup from a Pot by Pehr Hillestrom (1732-1816).

[mintaikk]

Human Names for Cookie Run Characters: Vanilla Kingdom

Inspired by this post. I love the name sm. Fav is Cream Soda's (Chiriko S. Chisaka) bcuz it fits her so well.

The Vanilla Kingdom was inspired by Germany, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia, so their names will take inspo from that. But, it won't be strictly based on that bcuz it's a very diverse kingdom. Also, some of this is headcanon since I like assigning Cookies to towns and kingdoms, lol. Not put there randomly, I have my reasons for putting them where they are.

Pure Vanilla Cookie: Pehr Väinö

White Lily Cookie: Whina L. (as in Lily) Fehér

Custard Cookie iii: Custe Prince iii

Strawberry Crepe Cookie: Strahan B. (Berry) Creap

Black Raisin Cookie: Balika Raakin

Adventurer Cookie: Advar Tur

Blackberry Cookie: Blakelyn "Blake" Bairie

Fig Cookie: Frigga Forrest