Vappu

Vappu is a traditional Finnish female name, directly derived from the Finnish word for 'May Day' or 'Walpurgis Night'. May Day (Vappu in Finnish) is a major public holiday in Finland, celebrated with festivals, picnics, and student traditions. The name's association with this festive day gives it a cheerful and celebratory connotation.

The name's usage is deeply tied to Finnish culture and the celebration of spring. While not extremely common, it has a long history of use in Finland, often given to girls born around the time of the Vappu festivities. It is a distinctive name that immediately evokes Finnish heritage.