talv
Talv is the Estonian word for winter, the coldest season of the year in Estonia and the wider Baltic region. It is closely related to the Finnish talvi; both terms derive from Proto-Finnic roots.
In common usage, meteorological winter in Estonia is December–February, while astronomical winter runs roughly from the
Estonian winters are characterized by snow cover, frosty nights, and relatively short days. Coastal areas tend
Winter activities include ice skating on lakes, cross-country skiing, and sledding. Heating, insulation, and winter clothing
Ecologically, winter slows vegetation growth and alters animal behavior, while economically, cold weather influences energy demand