Tanska.
Denmark (a country in Northern Europe)
Meaning & usage
Denmark (a country in Northern Europe)
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Swedish dansk. Compare Ranska.
a Finnish surname
Where this word comes from
Mostly originally an ethnic descriptor (i.e. from “Denmark”, see etymology 1), insofar as it derives from soldier names. A secondary origin may also be an old Danish word for "Danziger" (someone from Danzig, modern Gdańsk).
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