Vanuselised

Vanuselised is a term that has appeared in discussions related to demographics and societal trends, particularly in Estonia. It is not a formally recognized scientific or academic term but rather a colloquial or emergent descriptor. The word itself is derived from the Estonian word for age, "vanus," with the suffix "-elised" suggesting a group or category of people defined by their age.

The concept of "vanuselised" seems to encompass individuals who are in the later stages of their working lives or have recently retired. These individuals are often characterized by a significant accumulation of life experience, professional knowledge, and potentially a considerable consumer base. Discussions surrounding "vanuselised" often touch upon their economic contributions, their role in the labor market as experienced workers, and their potential as a demographic group with specific needs and interests.

In some contexts, "vanuselised" might be used to refer to a generation or cohort that is nearing or has reached retirement age. This group's engagement with technology, their healthcare requirements, and their social participation are often points of interest when this term is employed. The term is still developing and its precise definition can vary depending on the context in which it is used. It reflects an evolving societal awareness of different age-related groups and their distinct characteristics.