rahvarohkes

Rahvarohkes is an Estonian word that translates to "crowded" or "populated" in English. It describes a place or situation where a large number of people are gathered. The term can be used in various contexts, from describing a busy street to a densely populated area.

The word is derived from the Estonian words "rahvas" meaning "people" and "rohkem" meaning "more" or "numerous." Thus, "rahvarohkes" literally implies "more people" or "having many people."

In everyday Estonian conversation, "rahvarohkes" is commonly used to indicate that a location is experiencing a high volume of people. For example, someone might say "Täna on turul väga rahvarohke" which translates to "The market is very crowded today." Similarly, it can be used to describe urban areas or popular tourist destinations that are known for their large populations. The term conveys a sense of busyness and a significant presence of individuals.