The elves, if you mean like Santa Claus' elves, are called "tonttu" or "tontut" in plural in Finnish.
In Finnish fairytales and pagan beliefs, you would have many tonttus at your farm/in your home: one for the house, one for the cowhouse, one for the drying barn... And of course one for the sauna. It was the job of these "house elves" to watch over the places they protected. Sometimes, though, the tonttu could become angry and, for example, dry off your cows. They were given porridge and other food to keep them happy.
There are also many other kinds of elves in the Finnish mythology, like "menninkäiset" or "sinipiiat", but these creatures lived in the forest.
Joulupukki
Porridge, Fish, Reindeer.
No, but in a sleigh pulled by reindeer.
He rides a sleigh pulled by reindeers - Petteri Punakuono (Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer) in the front!
Moose
He rides a sleigh pulled by reindeers - Petteri Punakuono (Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer) in the front!
Not if you live in Finland. If you don't live in Finland, then reindeer are probably pretty scarce.
No one lives on the tundra except for reindeer herders. They still live in wigwams while on the tundra with their reindeer. No one lives in igloos, which actually were always nothing more than temporary housing. Of course, even reindeer herders now live in regular housing while not on the tundra.
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No. There are considerable numbers of reindeer living in Norway. Sweden and Finland.
I believe it was "Ely" and he was from a reindeer ranch in Finland, MN.
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Porridge, Fish, Reindeer.
No, but in a sleigh pulled by reindeer.
Mongolia herders are known as the Tsaschin, or Dukha
Indeed you can. Reindeer is venison meat. It's a popular dish in some colder countries such as Sweden and Finland.
Yes, some do, especially Laplanders in Finland.
Most of the Santa's Reindeer Names are Unisex Names though some are for boy or girl.