pühapiir
Pühapiir is a term used in Estonian folklore and tradition, often translated as "sacred boundary" or "holy circle." It refers to a designated area that was considered to possess spiritual significance or protective qualities. These areas were often marked by natural features such as large trees, stones, or water sources, and were believed to be inhabited by spirits or deities. Entering a pühapiir could have spiritual implications, and people would often approach these places with reverence and respect.
Historically, pühapiir played a role in various rituals and practices. They could serve as places for offerings,