Saaremaa

Or Sa·re·ma

[sahr-uh-mah]

noun

1. an island in the Baltic, at the mouth of the Gulf of Riga, belonging to Estonia. 1,048 sq. mi. (2,714 sq. km).

Example Sentences

According to Die Zeit and Sueddeutscher Zeitung, the BND met in Berlin in 2020 to look into the origin of coronavirus in an operation called Project Saaremaa.

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The police spokesman didn’t identify the child as a group leader, but leaked archives of Feuerkrieg Division members’ online chats show “Commander” referred to himself as the founder of the group and alluded to being from Saaremaa, Estonia’s largest island.

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The team hopes to turn the neighboring island of Saaremaa, almost three times bigger, into the nextmink haven.

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The more than 150 year-old oak tree has kept center stage since the park was made into a sports ground in the late 1940s, in the coastal town of Orissaare on the Island of Saaremaa.

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It’s the gateway to the much larger neighboring island of Saaremaa, a popular holiday spot in the Baltic region’s sneeze-and-you’ll-miss-it summer season.

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