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Finnish sauna
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amounts of wet steam, known as löyly , increasing the moisture and the apparent temperature within the sauna. Only the word löyly is used for this particular
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(préf. Arnaud Claass), Löyly & Sub Limis, Le Château d’Eau, 2011 (ISBN 978-29-19398-03-4) Dorothée Smith et Dominique Baqué, Löyly , Filigranes, 2013
Finnic paganism
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could spread to the human, caused by the "väki" of the earth. Similarly, löyly (sauna steam) was believed to contain a väki spirit (löylyn henki), which
Sauna
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for about 6 to 8 hours and then letting out the smoke before enjoying the löyly , a Finnish term meaning, collectively, both the steam and the heat of a
2019 Finnish Athletics Championships
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Christoffer Envall IK Falken 48.07 800 metres Markus Teijula Naantalin Löyly 1:51.01 Ville Lampinen Kenttäurheilijat-58 1:51.03 Joonas Rinne Saarijärven
2020 Finnish Athletics Championships
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Ryyppö Tampereen Urheilijat -38 48.22 PB Christian Vänttinen Naantalin Löyly 48.27 PB 800 metres Joonas Rinne Saarijärven Pullistus 1:50.14 Ville Lampinen
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Finnish) THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD SAUNA CHAMPIONSHIPS(PDF) (in English) "XII LÖYLY MM 6.-7.8.2010" (PDF). City of Heinola. Retrieved 2 February 2011. BBC:
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Chiral Mad 5) "It Waits in the Woods" (2023, Amazon Original Stories) "Löyly Sow-na" (2023, published in Christmas and Other Horrors) "Optimism at the
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riisi ('rickets', 135), läävämato (literally 'cowshed-snake', 125), and löyly ('sauna steam', 108).: 119 Of the other categories of synnyt, the most
Architecture of Finland
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smoke out through a hatch before entering to enjoy the sauna heat (called löyly ). The tradition of wood construction - beyond the kota hut - has been common