Cities around the world, what their names mean in Finnish?

Many city names are also Finnish words despite no actual relation to the Finns.

Ankara (Turkey) - harsh
Gravatai (Brazil) - necktie
Gumi (Korea) - rubber
Hakusan (Japan) - searchword
Hanoi (Viet Nam) - tap (the tapwater device, plural form)
Hilla (Iraq) - cloudberry (a Finnish berry)
Imus (Philippines) - suction
Itu (Brazil) - crop seed
Iwata (Japan) - to make fun of
Izeh (Iran) - oneself
Kadoma (Japan) - the lost one
Kampala (Uganda) - a certain type of Finnish flat fish
Kaunas (Lithuania) - wrath
Kazo (Japan) - look at
Komatsu (Japan) - comatose
Kosice (Slovakia) - to propose (wedding)
Kota (India) - Sámi lapland tent housing
Kuala Lumpur (Malesia) - dead whores
Kulti (India) - beloved
Kure (Japan) - an evil being (demon)
Kusatsu (Japan) - having been pissed
Kuwana (Japan) - having been taken a picture of
Laval (Canada) - having been loaded on a truck
Latur (India) - mobile phone charger (or some other charger)
Likasi (Congo) - dirty
Lima (Peru) - snot (from your nose)
Limassol (Cypros) - smiled with nose snot
Magé (Brazil) - sweet
Manaus (Brazil) - demonic incantation
Multan (Pakistan) - fertile soil
Naha (Japan) - skin
Noida (India) - of witches
Nukus (Uzbekistan) - sleepy
Oita (Japan) - of the night
Ottawa (Canada) - the one who takes
Paari (South Africa) - medical stretcher
Pali (India) - How much?
Pelotas (Brazil) - scary
Poltava (Ukraine) - burning
Porto (Portugal) - whore
Puri (India) - biting
Raipur (India) - whipping
Sakata (Japan) - sediment forming
Salavat (Russia) - witholding information
Sano (Japan) - say (the word)
Sinop (Brazil) - mustard
Tama (Japan) - this
Tartus (Syria) - infect
Tokat (Turkey) - another one
Torun (Poland) - to upbraid
Tuymen (Russia) - grim expression
Ube (Japan) - nice/fine/great
Verona (Italy) - taxes

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Finnish and Hungarian must the the two most despicable languages in Europe.

not Estonian?
(well most people probably havent heard it at all)

thanks for this thread faggot also most of those words are just close to a finnish word and faggot op decided to roll with it.

It is like an English man saying
"Helsinki = Hell Sink"
stupid

fuck op the faggot.

ankara and manaus are legit

one can live all life in Estonia, use Shengen, spread HIV, and never hear Estonian

This kind of stuff seems a bit autistic

lol stole that pic from 2ch

yea i said most

I took it from Jow Forums but somebody must have first posted it here from 2ch

so we were kings after all... powerful

>Poltava (Ukraine) - burning
Swedish ass

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>Kuala Lumpur (Malesia) - dead whores
kek, accurate

Was surprised for a minute why Finns look human, kek

Only these are correct and I fixed some bad translations:

>Ankara (Turkey) - harsh
>Hanoi (Viet Nam) - tap (the tapwater device, plural form)
>Hilla (Iraq) - cloudberry (a Finnish berry)
>Imus (Philippines) - in suction
>Itu (Brazil) - crop seed
>Kaunas (Lithuania) - your grudge
>Kota (India) - Sámi lapland tent housing
>Kulti (India) - beloved
>Kure (Japan) - a wrinkle
>Laval (Canada) - having been loaded on a truck
>Likasi (Congo) - your dirt
>Lima (Peru) - slime
>Manaus (Brazil) - demonic incantation
>Paari (South Africa) - one half of a medical stretcher
>Puri (India) - did bit ore bited
>Sakata (Japan) - to stall (flying)
>Sano (Japan) - say (telling someone to say (the word))
>Torun (Poland) - I scold
>Verona (Italy) - as a tax

>Gumi (Korea) - rubber
Same here.

>whore
rude!

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City names don't match much,
but Many Korean words have the same sound as English pronunciation

Bull(English) - Fire(Korean)
Sin(English) - God(Korean)
Son(English) - Hand(Korean)
Sexy(English) - Newlywed wife(Korean)
Bee(English) - Rain(Korean)
Dull(English) - Two(Korean)
Goal(English) - Valley(Korean)
Wall(English) - Month(Korean)
Moon(English) - Door(Korean)
Nigga(Enlgish) - You(Korean)
Good(English) - Ritual(Korean)

etc

If you pronounce the l's as r's and the si's as shi's, the du's as tu's, and the ga's as ka's, then yes, but otherwise, they are not even close.

Chicago in Italian sounds like "I shit there"

not to mention they're not pronounced the same and only correspond orthographically because Latin alphabet is widely used.

>manaus
based