Pajuveski

Pajuveski is a place name of Estonian origin. It typically refers to a location containing or historically associated with a willow (Estonian: paju) and a watermill (Estonian: veski). Therefore, the name "Pajuveski" essentially translates to "Willow Mill" or "Mill by the Willows."

Such place names are relatively common in Estonia, reflecting the country's historical reliance on watermills for grinding grain and the frequent presence of willows along waterways. A specific Pajuveski might be a village, a farm, or simply a locality identified on maps. Without further context, it's difficult to determine which specific Pajuveski is being referenced. The existence of multiple locations sharing the same name is a common characteristic of Estonian toponymy.