Tähtsad

Tähtsad is an Estonian term that can function as both an adjective and a proper noun. As an adjective, it conveys the sense of something being starry or full of stars, and it is formed from the noun täht (star) with a derivational suffix used to create descriptive adjectives. The word can describe celestial scenes such as a star-filled night or be used figuratively to evoke brightness, wonder, or splendor.

As a proper noun, Tähtsad appears in Estonian-language media and culture as a name or title. In creative contexts, it may be used for bands, books, films, or fictional entities, chosen for its celestial associations and concise, evocative sound. The precise referent of Tähtsad depends on the work or entity that adopts the name.

In linguistic terms, Tähtsad illustrates how Estonian combines a base noun with an adjective-forming suffix to produce a vivid descriptor that can also function as a stand-alone label. It reflects common patterns in Estonian word formation where celestial imagery is leveraged for artistic or expressive effect.

See also: Täht, Tähed.