nõrgematel

"Nõrgematel" is an Estonian word that translates to "the weaker ones" or "for the weaker ones" in English. It is often used in contexts referring to individuals or groups who are perceived as having less strength, power, or influence compared to others. This can encompass various aspects of life, including physical, social, economic, or political standing.

The term can be employed to describe individuals who are physically less capable, such as the elderly, children, or those with disabilities. In a social or economic context, "nõrgematel" might refer to people in lower income brackets, marginalized communities, or those facing significant disadvantages. Politically, it could denote groups with less representation or power in decision-making processes.

The use of "nõrgematel" can carry different connotations. It can be used descriptively without judgment, simply to identify a particular group. However, it can also imply a need for support, protection, or special consideration for those who are considered weaker. Discussions around social welfare, charity, or affirmative action might involve considerations for "nõrgematel." Conversely, in certain competitive environments, the term might be used to distinguish those less likely to succeed. The specific meaning and implication of "nõrgematel" are highly dependent on the context in which it is used.