Kelluke

Kelluke is a noun in the Estonian language meaning "little bell." The term is formed from kell ("bell") with the diminutive suffix -uke, a productive pattern in Estonian that conveys small size or endearment.

In everyday use, kelluke refers to a small bell used as a toy, ornament, or accessory, such as a bell on a pet collar, a Christmas ornament, or a child's rattle. The word can describe the sound of a small bell, characterized as light, ringing.

In literature and culture, kelluke is used metaphorically to evoke a gentle, delicate sound or a memory associated with bells, such as in lullabies or children's rhymes.

See also: Kell (bell) and Estonian language.