kaugtugi

I’m not sure which meaning of “kaugtugi” you want described. It is not a widely recognized term in English, and its interpretation can vary by language and context. Could you please clarify:

- Is kaugtugi an Estonian word, a product name, a historical term, or a fictional concept?

- What is the intended scope (definition, etymology, history, usage, cultural significance, technical details)?

- Do you have any sources or a specific context you want included?

If you provide a bit more detail, I can generate a neutral, concise wiki-style article under 300 words. If you’d prefer, I can also draft a provisional stub that you can refine once you confirm the meaning.