Viljad
Viljad is an Estonian noun meaning edible agricultural produce. It is the plural form of vilja and is used to refer to crops or fruits produced by cultivated plants for consumption. The term encompasses a broad range of harvested materials, including cereal grains and other field crops, and in everyday language it often translates roughly to “produce” or “crops.” It is distinct from marjad (berries) and köögiviljad (vegetables); viljad focuses more on crops and harvestable commodities generally associated with farming and the agricultural economy.
In usage, viljad can denote both the goods themselves and the concept of harvest or yield. In
Etymology and scope: Viljad derives from the Estonian root vilj-, connected with grain and crop. It is