Kiviräha (Kivirähk)

Gravel. Bit of a pleonasm since rähk:räha means shingle already. An offshoot of Korese, also pending paving. Mini-group of road-material-related roads. Still under planning, for now just a mud track into the woods.

Kiviranna (Kivirand)

Stone waterfront, rocky beach, etc., as it is, at the tip of the Kakumäe poolsaar (peninsula).

Kiviriku (Kivirik)

Saxifrage, Saxifraga spp. Estonian name reflects the Latin: saxum, coarse, unworked stone, rock, & frangere, to break: kivi, stone, rock, & ‑*rik, defect, ruin, decay, both indicating the plant’s capacity to send its roots into cracks and slowly cause them to split.

Kivisilla (Kivisild)

Stone bridge, after one that used to span the Härjapea river. Formerly, a suburb of Tallinn (roughly, today’s Maakri, Rävala, Tartu & Tornimäe... area). Renamed under Soviet occupation (1957-1991), along with Reimani V., as Anveldi J..

Klaasi (Klaas)

Glass. After nearby glass factory, the bulk of which now essentially within the borders of the Bekkeri Sadam custom-zone. Anagram of Kaisla.