võluline

Võluline is an Estonian word that translates to "magical" or "enchanted" in English. It is derived from the word "võlu," which means "magic" or "spell." The term "võluline" is often used to describe something that is imbued with a sense of mystery, wonder, or supernatural power. It can be applied to various contexts, such as a magical spell, an enchanted object, or a place that seems to possess a magical aura.

In Estonian folklore and literature, "võluline" is frequently used to evoke a sense of the supernatural or the unknown. For example, ancient Estonian tales often feature "võlulised" places, such as enchanted forests or hidden treasures guarded by magical creatures. The term is also used in modern contexts, such as describing a magical performance or an enchanted atmosphere in a movie or a book.

The use of "võluline" in the Estonian language reflects the cultural significance of magic and the supernatural in Estonian heritage. It serves as a way to convey a sense of awe and wonder, often associated with the mystical and the unknown. Whether in traditional folklore or contemporary storytelling, "võluline" remains a powerful term that captures the essence of magic and enchantment.