phõhja
Phõhja is a term with roots in the Finnic languages, most notably Estonian, where it directly translates to "north." It is often used in a geographical context to denote the northernmost regions or directions. For instance, in Estonia, the northern coast of the country faces the Baltic Sea, and this area might be referred to as phõhja.
Beyond its literal meaning, phõhja can also carry cultural and historical connotations. In some traditional narratives
The term phõhja appears in various contexts, from everyday conversation describing weather patterns coming from the