Laululla

Laululla is a term that can refer to several different concepts, primarily in the context of music and singing. In Estonian, "laululla" is a grammatical form of the word "laul," which means song. Specifically, it is the adessive case, meaning "with a song" or "by song." This form is used to indicate how something is done or achieved, for example, "Hän puhui laululla," which translates to "He spoke with a song."

Beyond its grammatical function in Estonian, "laululla" might also appear in song titles or as a stylized name for musical projects. It is not a widely recognized technical term in music theory across languages, but its direct translation into "song" or "with a song" makes it easily understandable in contexts related to vocal performance.

In some informal or artistic settings, "Laululla" could be adopted as a stage name or the title of a musical composition to evoke a sense of melody and vocal expression. The specific meaning or context would depend entirely on where and how the term is encountered. Without further context, it's best understood as related to the act or essence of singing.