koduleheküljele

Koduleheküljele is an Estonian phrase meaning “to the homepage” or “to the main page.” It is formed from the word kodulehekülg (homepage) with a suffix that marks direction toward a place, so the form koduleheküljele is used when indicating movement toward the homepage.

In usage, koduleheküljele appears mainly in navigation instructions and explanatory text rather than as a standalone label. It can occur in sentences such as “Mine koduleheküljele,” which translates to “Go to the homepage,” or in guides that describe how to return to the main page. In many contemporary websites, the more common label for a homepage link is avat•eht or avaleht, but koduleheküljele may still be found in instructional content or contextual references.

Context and nuances: koduleheküljele is a grammatically precise form that emphasizes direction toward the site’s main page. On user interfaces, designers often prefer shorter or more conventional labels like “Avaleht” (Homepage) or a simple home icon, whereas koduleheküljele is more typical in descriptive text, help sections, or documentation.

See also: kodulehekülg (homepage), avaleht (home page). The term is primarily linguistic and navigational rather than a separate concept beyond its role in indicating a destination within a website.