Lönnrot

[ len-rot, -root; Finnish lœn-rawt ]

noun

1. E·lias [e, -lyahs], 1802–84, Finnish scholar and editor.

Example Sentences

Actually, the guy behind the code name is Edmund Xavier Lonnrot, a funny sixth-grader.

From Washington Post

They enlist the help of sixth-grader Edmund Xavier Lonnrot, code name “Eddie Red.”

From Washington Post

As the enigmatic and androgynous figure known as Lonnrot tells Neith: “The truth is rotational; it is a pattern of responses arranged around a core. As one uncovers one answer, it vanishes away to reveal another . . . until the whole is visible at one time and is revealed to be quite different from what was suggested by the individual parts.”

From Washington Post

And, most tantalizing of all, why does Lonnrot ask, “How long ago do you think Diana Hunter’s interrogation started?”

From Washington Post

Half a century earlier, Elias Lonnrot, a country doctor, had collected old Finnish ballads, songs and incantations memorized and handed down by word of mouth for generations.

From BusinessWeek