algustähete
Algustähete is a term used in Estonian folklore and mythology to refer to the "first stars" or "beginning stars" that appear in the evening sky. These are typically the brightest planets or stars that become visible just after sunset. The appearance of these early stars held significance in traditional Estonian culture, often marking the transition from day to night and signaling the time for evening rituals or rest.
In some contexts, algustähete could also be associated with omens or prophecies. Their brightness or position