kõnekäänds
Kõnekäänds are Estonian idiomatic expressions. They are phrases or sentences whose meaning cannot be deduced from the literal meaning of the individual words. Kõnekäänds are a vital part of the Estonian language, adding richness, color, and nuance to communication. They are often metaphorical, drawing on common experiences, historical events, or cultural understandings.
The use of kõnekäänds can indicate a speaker's fluency and cultural awareness. They can be used for
Examples of common kõnekäänds include "tuli lahti" which literally means "fire opened" but is used to mean