ummet ja lammet
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Finnish
Etymology
ummet
(
“
fields of deep snow
”
)
+
ja
(
“
and
”
)
+
lammet
(
“
ponds
”
)
Phrase
Template:fi-phrase
(
idiomatic
)
this and that
; used especially with verbs
puhua
(
“
to speak
”
)
,
luvata
(
“
to promise
”
)
etc. to indicate that someone is trying to
deceive
or
distract
the listener by speaking a lot, but leaving essential facts untold
Category
:
Finnish idioms
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