Suvekuude

Suvekuude is an Estonian term that functions as the genitive plural form of suuvekuu? No, of suvekuu? In practice, suvekuude denotes the phrase “of the summer months” and is used to describe data or characteristics related to the period of summer. The word combines suvi (summer) and kuu (month), and the form suvekuude is used when the phrase modifies another noun, for example suvekuude sademed (rainfall during the summer months) or suvekuude keskmine temperatuur (the average temperature of the summer months).

In standard usage, the summer months in Estonia are June, July and August. These months are considered the core summer period for statistical, meteorological and cultural purposes. Some contexts may loosely extend the definition to include late May or early September, especially when discussing climate trends, tourism, or agricultural cycles, but the conventional reference remains June through August.

Usage and context are typical of weather data, farming planning, tourism marketing, and cultural descriptions of summertime. Phrases with suvekuude often appear in reports, studies, and articles that compare seasonal patterns, such as temperature ranges, precipitation, daylight, or heat-related phenomena, across the three-month summer span.

Overall, suvekuude is a grammatical tool in Estonian for talking about phenomena or measurements pertaining to the summer months, most commonly June to August.