Himinen

Himinen is a Finnish word that translates to "heaven" or "sky" in English. It is derived from the Proto-Finnic word *himmel, which is cognate with the Old Norse word himinn, meaning "sky" or "heaven." In Finnish mythology, Himinen is often associated with the sky and the realm of the gods. It is mentioned in the Kalevala, the national epic of Finland, where it is described as the dwelling place of the gods and the source of the sun and moon.

In modern Finnish, Himinen is used to refer to the sky or heaven in a general sense. It is also used in the name of the Finnish Air Force, which is known as the Himinlentäjät. The term Himinen is an important part of Finnish culture and language, reflecting the country's rich history and mythology.