Alapõdra

Alapõdra is an Estonian word that translates to "elk calf" or "baby elk" in English. It refers specifically to a young elk, typically in its first year of life. The term is a compound word formed from "alap" (elk) and "õdra" (calf). It is used in contexts relating to wildlife, hunting, nature observation, and general discussions about elk populations in Estonia and other regions where elk are found. Alapõdra may appear in nature documentaries, hunting regulations, or scientific literature related to elk behavior and ecology.