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Saadu (1] Saad; 2] Saat; 3] Saadu)
1] Cock, haycock, stack, rick, usually man-high and conical, generally temporary; 2] Suite, entourage; 3] Acquisition, something got – kuidas saadud, nõnda läinud: easy come, easy go. Located in a hay-making group, it must be 1, but its Saadu looks more like a partitive, not genitive, which should be sao, cf. Wiedemann’s sād:sāu from (or to?) Baltic-Ger. Sade. Recent addition to the mini hay-and-harvest group. See Sarra.
Sagari (?)
Former farm name of various possibilities: 1) sagr:sagri means shaggy-headed, and an ‘a’ can easily be dropped or added; 2) related to sakard:sakardi, the extracted stump and roots of a tree, which could either be tailored to make a rake or fork or, depending on size, could also be hewn to form the upright and crossbeam of a door, or the first row of its corresponding wall, see the Open-Air Museum at Vabaõhumuuseumi for actual examples; 3) sagar:sagara is a wooden door hinge or the male part thereof, and sagarik is a smaller version of this (showing a possible a/i switch); and 4) that it comes from the name Zacharias… From the name-worthiness point of view, all four are attractive.
Sarra (Sard)
Drying hurdle, rack, field trestle or scaffold for drying flaxseed or hay. Also skeleton. Mini hay-and-harvest group. See Tuudi.
Sepapere (Sepapere)
Former farm name: (black)smith’s family, household, farm.
