Lehed
Lehed is a word in the Estonian language that functions as the plural form of leht. The primary meanings are in botany and in written text. In botanical use, lehed refers to the leaves of plants and trees, an everyday term in descriptions of plant structure, physiology, and ecology. In literary and publishing contexts, leht denotes a page or a sheet within a book, magazine, or newspaper; the plural lehed can refer to multiple pages or to pages collectively.
Etymology and related terms: Leht is of Finnic origin and is cognate with the Finnish lehti. The
Usage notes: Lehed inflects according to Estonian noun declension patterns. While leht and lehed are widespread