The Finnish witness gives disease a mother, a midwife, and a distribution plan. Louhi prays Ukko to destroy Wainola — "Or from sickness let them perish" [The Kalevala, Rune XLV]. The sickness arrives by genealogy: blind Lowyatar, "Worst of all the Death-land women", conceives "Through the east-wind’s impregnation" and cannot be delivered until Louhi plays midwife in her bath-chambers [ibid.]. The birth-register is a nosology: nine sons named "Colic, Pleurisy, and Fever, / Ulcer, Plague, and dread Consumption, / Gout, Sterility, and Cancer" [ibid.]. Malice then does the epidemiology: Louhi "Banished all the other children" southward, "Gave these wicked sons of evil / To the people of Wainola", and the tribe sickens "With diseases new and nameless" [ibid.]. The cure keeps the same personal grammar — sauna heat, balsams, prayer upon prayer to Ukko — until the healer "Thus expelled the nine diseases" [ibid.]. Origin of disease here means parentage, not process: illness is begotten by wind on Death's blind daughter, weaponized by an enemy, and evicted by a stronger friend. Thompson's row leads with Dähnhardt's comparative files, unserved; of eight parsed rows this rune is the single wired witness.