Multiple origins. The first part is Turku (a city in Finland) or turku (“marketplace”), or a medieval diminutive of a given name, from Swedish Tore or Torsten in western Finland, and Russian Дорофе́й (Doroféj) in eastern Finland. The second part is + -nen.
Turunen
Inflection of Turunen (Kotus type 38/nainen, no gradation) | |||
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nominative | Turunen | Turuset | |
genitive | Turusen | Turusten Turusien | |
partitive | Turusta | Turusia | |
illative | Turuseen | Turusiin | |
singular | plural | ||
nominative | Turunen | Turuset | |
accusative | nom. | Turunen | Turuset |
gen. | Turusen | ||
genitive | Turusen | Turusten Turusien | |
partitive | Turusta | Turusia | |
inessive | Turusessa | Turusissa | |
elative | Turusesta | Turusista | |
illative | Turuseen | Turusiin | |
adessive | Turusella | Turusilla | |
ablative | Turuselta | Turusilta | |
allative | Turuselle | Turusille | |
essive | Turusena | Turusina | |
translative | Turuseksi | Turusiksi | |
abessive | Turusetta | Turusitta | |
instructive | — | Turusin | |
comitative | See the possessive forms below. |