Filmi (Film)
Film, cinema, movies. Although, given its oleaginous neighbours (see Nafta), perhaps that nice insulating layer of fossil fuel that oil tankers deposit on the waters to keep the ocean warm? But no, boring: after local film storage warehouse. Previously Jalgpalli (1933) and Palli (1934-1959) after neighbouring sportsfield.
Joa (Juga)
Waterfall, cascade. Referring to the 3.8-m high Hundikuristiku cascade in Kadrioru. Interesting anagram, a joa (possibly related to jõgi, see Jõe) is the sort of thing you might find at either end of an Oja.
Kadri (Kadri)
Street in Kadrioru park. Probably a diminutive of the honourable Tsarina, Catherine I of Russia, although Estonia used to have (still has?) an old tradition of Kadriks käima (‘Katieing’ or ‘Catterning’): on Nov. 24th, St Catherine’s day (see Katariina), ‘kadrisants’ (mainly young women, but some reports say men too, although they had their similar day on the feast of St Martin’s) dressed up in masks and light-coloured women’s clothing go from door to door asking gifts (food, wool, etc.) in exchange for songs and good wishes, although it may be a hotchpotch including references to Queen Catherine of Aragon, reputed to have introduced or saved the lace-making industry. But that’s the schtick with religion: hijack any vaguely recollected story and palm it off to your rubes.
Kiikri (Kiiker)
Spyglass (see Kiek in de Kök), telescope, field glass. Loan word probably from German, Kieker, binoculars or telescope. New street (2011) next to Pikksilma.