A week in the woods: Christmas
Posted by the Animal of the Year Team 27.12.2016
Posted by the Animal of the Year Team 27.12.2016
Video recorded by Fleur, LK forum
Translation Liis
Posted by the team of the Animal of the Year 23.12.2016
Many linguists are of the opinion that the Estonian word jõul (roughly Yule) is borrowed from the ancient Scandinavian language around a thousand years ago. But there are those who think that we have to do with our own indigenous word.
From time to time. Christmas starts at the winter solstice and ends a few days after the new year. “Ajastaeg” is an old Estonian concept meaning year round. It expresses recognition of the world and awareness of the cycle of time and life and more broadly the oneness of world and being.
The third year in the shadow of the African Swine Fever is ending and we ask Tõnis Korts, the executive director of the Estonian Hunters’ Society if there are boars in the forest and if there is some relief in the worries of hunters compared to last year. The main weight of pest control has after all fallen on the hunters.
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