Eino
Meaning of Eino
Eino is a unique and charming name for a baby boy. It originated from Finland and has a rich cultural background. In Finnish, it is pronounced as "AY-noh" (/ˈeɪnoʊ/). Eino has been used as a given name for boys in the United States, particularly in Minnesota, for several decades. According to data on newborns in Minnesota, Eino was most popular in the early 20th century, with varying rankings from year to year. The name Eino carries an air of strength and individuality, making it an excellent choice for parents seeking a distinctive name with deep roots.
Pronunciation
Finnish
- Pronunced as AY-noh (/ˈeɪnoʊ/)
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Notable People Named Eino
| Eino Leino was a pioneering Finnish poet and journalist, known for blending modern and folk elements in his work, with themes of nature, love, and despair. |
| Eino Tamm is an Estonian lawyer and former politician, known for being a founding member of the Estonian Coalition Party and serving in the VII and VIII Riigikogu. |
| Eino Arvid Lehtinen was a Finnish soldier, teacher, and writer who was one of the last surviving veterans of the Finnish Civil War and one of the oldest people in Finland at the time of his death. |
| Eino Grön is a Finnish American singer known for his versatile performances in various music styles, including Tango, jazz, and spiritual music. |
| Eino Jutikkala - Eino Kaarlo Ilmari Jutikkala, also known as Eino Rinne, was a highly influential Finnish historian and professor at the University of Helsinki, renowned for his extensive contributions to the field of history. |
| Eino Aukusti Leino, a Finnish freestyle wrestler, achieved Olympic success by winning medals in four consecutive Olympic Games, including a gold in 1920. |
| Eino Virtanen was a Finnish footballer who played for the Finland national football team and Helsingin Jalkapalloklubi, with 182 games and 5 goals in Mestaruussarja. |
| Eino Kilpi was a Finnish footballer who represented the Finland national football team in the late 1930s and was part of the squad for the 1936 Summer Olympics. |
