{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/ms1/ms103.htm","path":"neu/ms1/ms103.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/ms1/ms103.htm","text":"Magic Songs of the West Finns, Vol. I, by John Abercromby, [1898]\nc in East Finnish = ts.\n\u010d = Eng. ch in choose.\n\u1e37 = tl.\n\u01f0 = Eng. j in joke.\n\u1e45, \u00f1\u0307 = Eng. ng in bring.\n\u0161 = Eng. sh in shall.\n\u017e = French j in jour.\n\u03c7 =kh or ch in Sc. loch.\nConsonants with a dash over or beside them, e.g. b\u00b4, c\u00b4, d\u00b4, are soft and followed by a slight y sound.\n\u1ecb is a thick guttural i, the Russian yer\u016d.\ny in Finnish words= \u00fc.\ni before another vowel in Russian words = y in yam, yield.","title":"Magic Songs of the West Finns, Vol. I: The Value of Addit...","type":"page"}