rahvarohke

Rahvarohke is an Estonian word that translates to crowded or bustling. It is often used to describe places or events where there are many people. For example, a popular market on a Saturday morning might be described as rahvarohke. Similarly, a well-attended festival or concert would also be considered rahvarohke. The term implies a lively atmosphere due to the significant number of people present. It can be used in both positive and negative contexts, depending on whether the crowd is seen as exciting or overwhelming. The word is derived from the Estonian words "rahvas" meaning people and "rohke" meaning abundant or plentiful. Its usage is common in everyday conversation and in descriptive writing within the Estonian language.