sigaretisüütaja
A sigaretisüütaja, which translates to "cigarette lighter" in English, is a portable device used to ignite a cigarette or other flammable material. The most common type is the mechanical lighter, which operates by striking a flint wheel against a steel cylinder. This action creates sparks that ignite a wick soaked in lighter fluid, typically butane or naphtha. The flame is then contained by a windscreen.
Another prevalent design is the electronic lighter, which utilizes a battery-powered heating element or an electrical
The origin of the cigarette lighter can be traced back to the early 19th century, with significant