Uralic Languages Word-Association Game

[Linguaphile]

täpö-täünä
filled to overflowing, completely full, filled to the brim

[Naava]

piripintaan / piripinnassa
to be full to the point of overflowing

[Linguaphile]

piripärani
wide open

[h34]

енэж / jenež
sky

[Linguaphile]

ďäńiž
hare, rabbit

[h34]

пиле / pile
ear

[Linguaphile]

pale
cheek; (poetic) face; (figurative) the side of certain items, such as an ax

[h34]

пеле / pele
half

[Linguaphile]

pieli
side, edge

[h34]

вел / vel
side; region, area

[Linguaphile]

vald (nominative), valla (genitive)
parish, township

[h34]

веле / vele
village

[Linguaphile]

vâʹlvv
pack of wolves

[Naava]

lauma
large group of land animals; large uncontrolled group of people

(similar to herd, pack, mob... but the animals can be of any species. From Wiktionary:

This word is used of groups of most land animals. Exceptions include herded reindeer (tokka), domesticated lamb and goat (katras). Group of flying or water animals is usually called parvi (3D-form). Seals are a bordercase. Usually a group of seals is lauma (2D-form) but when in water, especially a small group of seals may be called parvi.)

[Linguaphile]

lauma
large group of land animals; large uncontrolled group of people

Yay! I came across this word in Finnish earlier today when I posted vâʹlvv. I had to double-check the meaning, and in the process I came across the Finnish translation "susilauma".

Group of flying or water animals is usually called parvi

Okay! Next word....
parveke
little flock of wood balcony

[Naava]

Okay! Next word....
parveke
little flock of wood balcony

You laugh, but it is "a little flock of logs" according to Wiktionary:

From Proto-Finnic *parvi . . . perhaps originally in the sense "group of logs joined together".

Next word, which is actually the middle step between parvi [flock of animals] and parveke [balcony]:

parvi
group of logs joined together loft, gallery (theatre); the kind of a half-floor you can have in a house:

[Linguaphile]

Okay! Next word....
parveke
little flock of wood balcony

You laugh, but it is "a little flock of logs" according to Wiktionary

Oh, I know! Here's the Estonian cognate:

parv
flock; raft

[h34]

тӱшка / tüška
flock, herd

кайык тӱшка / kajõk tüška = flock of birds
имне тӱшка / imne tüška = herd of horses

[Linguaphile]

тӱшкагудо / tüškagudo
dormitory

(тӱшка = flock, herd, group; кудо = house)

[awrui]

gåetiesijjie
a place with/for (a) turf house(s) / website