Names
Sügislase (Sügislane)
Lit. Autumn-dweller, the Autumn silkworm moth, Lemonia dumi, rare in Estonia, although a bit more common on the western coastline. Before the street was built, this was the name the original land-owner wanted. The street-names commission, following guidelines, proposed the historical toponym of Potissepa (potter) after the name of the farm originally on the site: rejected. They then proposed a list of other butterfly names already reserved for the zone: rejected too. So the street-names commission is not always to blame ;o). Part of a lepidopteran group. See also Täpiku.
Suitsu (Suits)
Smoke, vapor, fume. Also means fag (à la UK, not US), snout, coffin nail... One of a small locomotive-themed group behind the Tallinn-Väike station. See Söe. Estonian also borrowed the idea of the English portmanteau ‘smog’ from smoke + fog as sudu from suits + udu (fog).







