Türi (Türi)

Town in Järvamaa. Street running parallel to the railway track at Tallinn-Väike, and terminus of the group of streets named for stations on the Tallinn-Türi Kitsarööpa line.

Saku (Sakk)

1) Tree stump (cf. Sagari); 2) Wisp of straw; 3) Bunch/Cluster of fruit or nuts; 4) Archaic term for bag [curiously, EKSS gives sakk:saki, and both this and its commoner word, kott:kotti, are loans from German: sac (sack, bag) from OHG (see Sulevimägi), and either kuđđan from OHG/OLG(?) or kǖdel (pouch) from MLG, leading to Eng. cod, i.e. scrotum (think ‘codpiece’), and kotti in certain dialects of Finland, land of gender equality: scrotum, uterus or placenta]; 5) More realistically: town close to Tallinn, its brewery and beer. One of the group of streets named for stations on the Tallinn-Türi Kitsarööpa line. See Kiisa.

Reketi (Reket)

Racquet, racket. Awaiting the municipal ink converting rubble to road. As to the name, not a tennis court in sight, the noise came from the former ski and racket factory nearby.

Tondimõisa (Tondimõis)

‘Ghost’ manor, they say, after the one built by a Jobst Dunte, as reflected in its original name of Duntenhof or Дача Дунтенъ (Dunten dacha, see Dunteni). Park, not street. Real, not spectral. As to which Jobst Dunte, see Tondi.

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