Nice quiz! Should have rintaliivit before hammasraudat so that the answer does not appear automatically. Also, I think Ukko was some sort of god of the sky and not old man in this context.
Thanks for your comment! I didn't want to change the alphabetical order, so I added the yellow box. And you're right about Ukko, but I think it's fine since it's just the literal meaning (also many don't know about the mythology and "god of thunder's weather" would be too easy).
Learning English as a child, it was normal to translate these words exactly this way from Finnish to English. It lead to surprises, which showed that the logic of languages is not always the same, but sometimes is, like with word "washing machine".
I remember when I was about 10 years old and tried to translate the word meaning German Shepherd, "saksanpaimenkoira". I used dictionary to translate it part by part. The result was more complex than "Germany's shepherd dog", which would be 1:1, but I don't remember, why.
Learning English as a child, it was normal to translate these words exactly this way from Finnish to English. It lead to surprises, which showed that the logic of languages is not always the same, but sometimes is, like with word "washing machine".
I remember when I was about 10 years old and tried to translate the word meaning German Shepherd, "saksanpaimenkoira". I used dictionary to translate it part by part. The result was more complex than "Germany's shepherd dog", which would be 1:1, but I don't remember, why.