rohelised

Rohelised is a term that can refer to several things, most notably a political movement in Estonia and a general description of green color. In Estonia, the Green movement emerged in the late 1980s, aligning with global environmental concerns. The Estonian Green Party, officially known as the Estonian Greens (Erakond Eestimaa Rohelised), was founded in 2006. It advocates for ecological sustainability, social justice, and direct democracy, often emphasizing a decentralized approach to governance and a strong connection to nature. Their platform typically includes policies on renewable energy, conservation, organic farming, and reducing pollution. The party has participated in parliamentary elections and local government elections, sometimes achieving representation.

Beyond politics, "rohelised" is the plural form of "roheline" in Estonian, meaning "green." This term is broadly used to describe anything of the color green. This includes natural elements like grass, leaves, and forests, as well as objects or concepts associated with the color. In a broader, more abstract sense, "rohelised" can also be used metaphorically to denote concepts like growth, nature, or environmentalism, similar to how "green" is used in English. The specific context in which "rohelised" is used will determine whether it refers to the Estonian political party or the color green.