Tähesilmad

Tähesilmad is an Estonian term that translates to "star eyes." It is commonly used to describe a particular characteristic of children's eyes, often perceived as a sparkle or a glint that resembles stars. This perceived visual quality is usually associated with innocence, wonder, and a lively spirit.

The expression "tähesilmad" is not a scientific or medical term but rather a poetic and evocative description used in everyday language and literature. It is often employed by parents and relatives when observing a child's bright, alert, and expressive gaze. The term captures the enchanting quality that many find in the eyes of young children as they explore and engage with the world.

While there is no literal scientific explanation for "tähesilmad," the perception can be attributed to several factors. A child's pupils may appear larger due to lighting conditions or their natural physiological state, which can enhance the brightness and reflectivity of the eyes. Furthermore, the clarity and depth of a child's gaze, unclouded by the experiences and complexities of adulthood, can contribute to this starry appearance. The term often evokes feelings of joy, hope, and the pure, unadulterated curiosity that children embody. It is a testament to the beauty and wonder found in observing the world through a child's eyes.