Keskaegne
Keskaegne is an Estonian adjective meaning medieval, used to describe things associated with the Middle Ages. In European history, the term points to roughly the period from the fall of the Western Roman Empire to the onset of the Early Modern Era, though exact dates vary by region. In Estonian, keskaegne can modify nouns to indicate a medieval character, for example keskaegne kunst (medieval art), keskaegne linn (medieval town), or keskaegne kirik (medieval church).
Linguistically, keskaegne is formed from kesk- meaning middle and aeg meaning age or era. It is standard
Usage and scope often encompass material culture, social structures, and historical studies. Keskaegne kunst, arhitektuur, kirjanduse
Legacy of the keskaegne period includes architectural styles such as Romanesque and Gothic churches and castles,