Names
Raudsüdame (Raudsüda)
Lit. Ironheart. The geological name of an approx. 20-cm-thick Estonian limestone bed from the Darriwilian (Middle Ordovician), dating back to 462.6 to 463 Ma, known locally as the Lasnamägi Lade (Lasnamägi Stage). New street in Uuslinn, named for the limestone mined in the former Lõunamurd quarry (lit. south quarry) south of Laagna tee. See also its geologically younger counterpart Muldvalge.
Raunjala (Raunjalg)
Lit. (at) the foot of a heap of stones. One of the Asplenium family, a fern better known as spleenwort and used to treat, yes, the spleen, but also believed to cause infertility in women. Three species common in Estonia:
- Pruun raunjalg, maidenhair (lit. brown) spleenwort, Asplenium trichomanes
- Müür-raunjalg, wall-rue (unrelated to actual rues), A. ruta-muraria
- Põhja-raunjalg, northern or forked spleenwort, A. septentrionale
Street-name short-listed some years ago along with Kilpjala for Käokõrva, but failed to make the grade, and revived (on paper, only?) in 2023.







