Untamo
Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Untamo
The given name 'Untamo' is derived from the Finnish language and means 'son of the forest' or 'son of the woods', with 'unt' meaning forest and 'amo' meaning son.
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Etymology
The given name 'Untamo' is derived from the Finnish language and means 'son of the forest' or 'son of the woods', with 'unt' meaning forest and 'amo' meaning son. The name Untamo is associated with Finnish mythology and culture, specifically with the Kalevala epic, a collection of ancient Finnish oral poetry.
Untamo currently ranks #1,592 in the United States as a boy's name.
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