Names
Vismeistri (Vismeister) 
From Fischmeister or ‘fishmaster’. Former village named after Toompea’s – what in today’s post-GoT world would be called – ‘Master of Fish’ in charge of fishing and fish supplies. Earliest record dating to 1515 as Vismestere. Name later adopted by a summer manor (see Mõisa) in Haabersti (for the locality’s history of name change, see Fišmeistri). In nearby Maardu there is a street called Teemeistri, inspector of roads, although some very dodgy pan-Gaian linguistico-bimbonerds claim this should be ‘tea-master’ (tee is both road and tea) due to a putative common parentage of Estonian and Japanese. One may legitimately suspect wishful thinking...
Viu (Viu)
Buzzard (also interjection Viu! meaning Whew! Whiz! Ping! or onomatopœia of your choice). Breeding in Estonia:
- Herilaseviu, European honey-buzzard, Pernis apivorus
- Hiireviu, common buzzard, Buteo buteo
- Karvasjalg-viu aka Taliviu, rough-legged buzzard, B. lagopus
Part of the Lilleküla bird-name group of streets. See also Vuti.
Võidu (Võit)
Victory, success, triumph, achievement... Very popular street name! There is a puiestik in Rahumae; a põik (formerly Lõhmuse) in Männiku; a tänav in various parts of Nõmme; a Soviet occupation renaming of Vabaduse puiestee in 1941; and various Soviet occupation renamings of Vabaduse väljak as Võiduväljak first in 1941 then from 1948-1966, and as Võidu väljak from 1966-1989.
