Vocab: rahvarohke - crowded
crowded; packed with people; well-attended; populous; heavily frequented
Building blocks
rahva- → genitive case of rahvas (“people”, “a crowd” or “nation”)
-rohke → “abundant”, “plentiful”, or “numerous”
So rahvarohke literally means "rich in people" or "full of people"
How to use it:
Here is how you use the word “rahvarohke” ⬇️
Examples
Jaanituli oli rahvarohke ja meeleolukas
Literally: “Midsummer-bonfire was crowded and festive”
Idiomatically: “The Midsummer bonfire was crowded and full of atmosphere”
Jaanituli - Noun - Nominative Singular: "Midsummer bonfire"
oli - Verb - 3rd Person Singular, Past Tense: "was"
rahvarohke - Adjective - Nominative Singular: "crowded"
ja - Conjunction - Indeclinable: "and"
meeleolukas - Adjective - Nominative Singular: "festive"