Pärttyli

Pärttyli is a given name of Finnish origin. It is the Finnish form of the Greek name Bartholomew, derived from the Aramaic words "bar" meaning "son" and "tolmai" meaning "of Talmai" or "of furrow". Therefore, Pärttyli essentially means "son of Talmai" or "son of furrow".

The name Bartholomew has biblical significance as one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. While the apostle Bartholomew himself is not directly associated with the Finnish name Pärttyli, the name's root is the same.

In Finland, Pärttyli is a relatively uncommon but recognized male given name. Its usage tends to be more prevalent in certain regions or among specific generations. Like many traditional names, its popularity can fluctuate over time.

Saint Bartholomew's Day is celebrated on August 24th according to the Gregorian calendar, and this date is traditionally associated with the name. In Finland, the name day for Pärttyli is also observed on August 24th, marking a day for individuals bearing this name to be recognized. The name's historical and religious connections give it a sense of tradition and heritage.