Timo K. Mukka
Finnish writer (1944-1973)
1944 — 1973
Quick Facts
Profession
Finnish writer (1944-1973)
Born
December 17, 1944
Died
1973 (age ~29)
Name Origin
Scandinavian
Timeline
screenwriter, writer, poet
FinlandBorn in BollnäsDied in Rovaniemi
1944
Born in Bollnäs (1944-12-17)
1966
AwardFinnish State Prize for Literature
1973
Died in Rovaniemi
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Timo K. Mukka?+
Timo K. Mukka is Finnish writer (1944-1973). Born in 1944.
What does the name Timo mean?+
The name Timo means "a diminutive of the male given name Timotheüs [=Timothy]. Etymology: Short, vernacular form of Timoteus, perhaps in Eastern Finland via short forms of Тимофе́й. The standard Finnish equivalent of the English given name Timothy.". It is of Scandinavian origin.
When was Timo K. Mukka born?+
Timo K. Mukka was born on December 17, 1944.
When did Timo K. Mukka die?+
Timo K. Mukka died in 1973, at approximately 29 years of age.
Name Meaning
a diminutive of the male given name Timotheüs [=Timothy]. Etymology: Short, vernacular form of Timoteus, perhaps in Eastern Finland via short forms of Тимофе́й. The standard Finnish equivalent of the English given name Timothy.
The name Timo is of Scandinavian origin, meaning "a diminutive of the male given name Timotheüs [=Timothy]. Etymology: Short, vernacular form of Timoteus, perhaps in Eastern Finland via short forms of Тимофе́й. The standard Finnish equivalent of the English given name Timothy.". It is traditionally a male name.
Other famous people named Timo
Timo — December 17, 1944
Zodiac & Calendar Signs
Western Zodiac
Sagittarius
Optimistic, adventurous, generous
Fire · Jupiter · Nov 22 – Dec 21
Chinese Zodiac
Monkey
Sharp, smart, curious
Wood · Yang
Mayan Tzolkin
6 Cauac
Storm — catalyst, energy, self-generation
Celtic Tree
Elder
Free spirit, philosophical, wild
Ogham: Ruis · Nov 25 – Dec 23
Birthstone: Tanzanite — Transformation, new beginnings
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Guestbook
Legend.
— anon
I read your first chapter and almost quit writing. Then I read it again and couldn't stop.
— fellow writer
You made words do things I didn't think words could do.
— a literature student
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