Kaheküla (Kaheküla)

Literally double-village, but name given for being between two former villages of Kakumäe and Vismeistri across the two Sub-districts of which it runs.

Kahlu (Kahl)

Essentially a bunch, cluster or tuft of long, thin, loose things, could be hair, straw... Mini hay-and-harvest group. See Kuhja.

Kahu (Kahu)

Son of Pakase, which perhaps makes him young and cool... Kahk:kahu means slight rustle, whisper. For those fascinated with words describing obscure sounds, try this: rahin:rahina – sound made by partially-frozen water rubbing against the side of a boat. Renamed (1979-1994), along with Lummu, as Pusta A. during the Soviet occupation. Part of a magico-mythological group. See Kuukivi.

Kahva (Kahv)

Landing-net, scoop net, net for catching fish or crayfish (see Vähi), although some say its handle or haft too. Also means pale or pallid, an adjective that most Baltic fish find stereotypically demeaning (herring in particular, but let’s not get into that… bastards should’ve evolved faster). Part of a fishing-tackle group, see also Kaladi.

Kai (Kai)

Quay, wharf. Yup, in the docks.