Other names for Ukko include Pitkänen (pitkä, 'long'), Isäinen (isä, 'father'), Isoinen (iso, archaic form of the above, modern meaning 'great', 'big' or 'large ...

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Proper noun Ukko. (Finnic mythology) The god of heaven, often mentioned with the epithet ylijumala (“supreme god”).

Ukko, also known as Äijä, Äijö or Uku, is the god of the sky, weather, harvest and thunder in Finnish and Estonian mythology, who was also seen as a chief god.

Ukko (basa Finlandia: [ˈukːo]), Äijä [ˈæi̯jæ] utawi Äijö [ˈæi̯jø] (Finnish antuk 'pekak lanang', 'pekak', 'nak tua'), parallel to Uku in Estonian mythology, ...

Ukko or Uku, god of sky, weather, crops (harvest) and other natural things in Estonian and Finnish mythology; Uku (given name), Estonian masculine given name ...

Volume 1 of Crawford's English translation (PDF). Of the few complete ... Ukko. edit · Ukko (Finnish for 'Old man') is the god of sky and thunder, and the ...

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Ukko, also known as Perkele, Äijä, or Äijö, was the Finnish god of the sky, weather, harvest, fire, the oak tree and thunder, and the leader of the pantheon.