Maapindade

Maapindade is the genitive plural form of the Estonian noun maapind, which denotes the surface of the earth, ground or a tract of land. In practice, maapindade is used to refer to multiple land areas or portions of land, often in formal, technical, or administrative contexts.

In geography, planning, real estate, and statistics, maapindade appears in phrases describing characteristics or metrics of land areas, such as maapindade suurus (the size of land areas), maapindade kasutus (land use), or maapindade jaotus (distribution of land areas). The term is commonly found in cadastral records, land-use plans, environmental reports, and property-related documentation.

Linguistically, maapindade is the genitive plural of maapind. The nominative plural form is maapinnad, and maapindade is used to indicate possession, description, or relation to multiple land areas. It is distinct from maa, which more broadly means soil, ground, or country, depending on context.

See also: maapind, maapinnad, maa, kinnisvara.