Koidu (Koit)
Dawn, aurora. Part of the dawn and dusk triad. See Ao.
Gildi (Gild)
Guild. Renamed (1950-1990) as Kolhoosi during the Soviet occupation. Petty but consistent.
Imanta (Imanta)
Apparently an erroneous transcription of Ymaut (Latvian), or Himmot or Himotu (Livonian), the soldier who killed the newly-appointed bishop of Ikšķile (ikškilā meaning ‘one village’ [or, possibly, ‘village No.1’] in Livonian [cf. German, Üxküll or Uexküll] in present-day Latvia), Cistercian Bishop Berthold of Hanover, on his bolting horse during the Livonian Crusade in 1198. Name of Estonian choral society founded in Riga, 1880.
Jakobi (Jakob)
Aka Jaagupi. Suggested as named (in 1882) after local house-owner/landlord and ex-serviceman Mart Jakob.