Šnelli Staadion (Šnell)
(Johann Schnell, 1821-1890)
Sports stadium with various tracks, pitches and facilities. Balls may be involved. For details, see www.snelli.ee. See main article: Šnelli tiik
Šnelli park (Johann Schnell, 1821-1890)
Alt or popular name often given to Toompark.
Tähtpea (Tähtpea)
Scabious, gipsy rose, mournful widow, flowers all. One of the teasel family (Dipsacaceae), Scabiosa spp., flowers named for their use in treating scabies and other skin disorders, not to be confused with related genera such as Knautia (see Jaanilille). Only one species native to Estonia, the tui-tähtpea (lit. dove-starhead/startop) Yet another foreign street (from next-door Maardu) that slipped in when no-one was looking. Consider it a lexical marketer’s “bogof!”.
Võrgukivi (Võrgukivi)
Sinker, small stone used as weight for fishing-net, or large stone used as anchor, lit. netstone. See Poru, see also Kivi. Interestingly, there is a Võrgukuuride kivi (lit. ‘net-sheds’ rock, at ///download.shopper.remodels) about 2.5 km SW raising the question again (see Lõuka) as to possible catalysts for starting street-name groups. Part of a fishing-tackle group, see also Västra. For other erratic-themed locations, see Hallikivi.