esmasündinu
Esmasündinu is an Estonian word that translates to "firstborn child." It refers to the eldest child in a family, regardless of gender. The concept of the firstborn holds cultural significance in many societies, and Estonia is no exception. Historically, the firstborn, particularly sons, often carried expectations of inheritance, leadership within the family, and responsibility for younger siblings. While these traditional roles may have diminished in modern times, the distinction of being the firstborn still carries a certain weight and recognition.
In Estonian culture, the term "esmasündinu" can evoke a sense of precedence and the beginning of a