võttmesaegide
Võttmesaegide refers to a period of time in Estonian folklore and agricultural practice, typically the latter half of September and early October. This time is characterized by the completion of the autumn harvest and the preparation for winter. It is a significant period in the traditional Estonian calendar, marking the transition from the active farming season to a more dormant phase.
During võttmesaegide, the focus was on ensuring all crops were safely gathered and stored. This included grains,
Beyond the agricultural aspects, võttmesaegide also held cultural and spiritual importance. It was a period when