its #German #Kopfstein (lit. head(-shaped)-stone, nothing to do with cemeteries) is derived from the same #PIE root of *keup-, a hollow, as #English ‘cup’ (see #Kaevuri) and not, surprisingly, from PIE *#kaput-, head (see #Hobusepea), opposite ends of the same hemisphericity, although the two
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Tallinn city streetsign with the streetname Treiali on it.

St Nicolas orthodox church in Treiali, Tallinn.

Kopli tramway terminus viewed from Treiali, Tallinn.

Cobbled street vrom Nicolas church eastward towards Kaevuri in Treiali, Tallinn.

#Treiali (Treial)
#Tallinn #PõhjaTallinn #Kopli
Lathe-operator, turner. One of a mini trade-name area, see also #Kaevuri. To say this street is odd is an understatement, even by Tallinn standards… It starts happily enough close to the #Russo-BalticShipyard,
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Tallinn city streetsign with the streetname Kaevuri on it.

View of Kaevuri, Tallinn, facing the sea.

Containers awaiting the day that Trump's tariffs make sense.

#Kaevuri (Kaevur)
Today is Kopli day!
#Tallinn #Põhja-Tallinn #Kopli
Miner, digger. One of a mini trade-name area, see also #Sepa. Despite its superficial and/or coincidental resemblance to ‘cave’ and ‘excavate’, the word is related to other close-neighbor FU terms such as
#Cognates #Sugulased
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