Those are correct.
kuolemankello
I actually didn't know what stickleback is, have heard the word but didn't know.
OK, I'm out of animals, so something else.
Although the custom was ended couple decades ago (at least officially, by language bureau), foreign monarchs used to be called by Finnish version of their name.
Looking at English/British monarchs, most changes were small: Edward, Richard and Elizabeth spelled Edvard, Rikhard and Elisabet or William replaced to Vilhelm. But in some cases the change is to a more different name of same origin.
What are the English names of English/British kings that have been in Finnish called these:
a. Kaarle
b. Yrjö
c. Juhana
d. Tapani
e. Jaakko
kuolemankello
I actually didn't know what stickleback is, have heard the word but didn't know.
OK, I'm out of animals, so something else.
Although the custom was ended couple decades ago (at least officially, by language bureau), foreign monarchs used to be called by Finnish version of their name.
Looking at English/British monarchs, most changes were small: Edward, Richard and Elizabeth spelled Edvard, Rikhard and Elisabet or William replaced to Vilhelm. But in some cases the change is to a more different name of same origin.
What are the English names of English/British kings that have been in Finnish called these:
a. Kaarle
b. Yrjö
c. Juhana
d. Tapani
e. Jaakko
