Müüdavate

Müüdavate is a term that appears in Estonian language contexts, primarily related to sales and commerce. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective "müüdav," which translates to "sellable" or "for sale." Therefore, "müüdavate" signifies "of things that are sellable" or "of those for sale."

In practical usage, "müüdavate" would typically precede a noun to specify a category of items available for purchase. For instance, "müüdavate korterite hind" would refer to the "price of sellable apartments" or "the price of apartments for sale." Similarly, "müüdavate toodete nimekiri" translates to "list of sellable products" or "list of products for sale." The term is fundamental in contexts where an inventory or a selection of goods or properties is being described or enumerated. It clearly indicates that the items being discussed are intended for transactions and are actively on the market. The grammatical case emphasizes possession or belonging, denoting that the items are of the group that is being offered for sale.