bensiinil

Bensiinil is the adessive singular form of the Estonian noun bensiin, meaning gasoline or petrol. In linguistic terms, it is used to express the medium or fuel on which something operates or exists. The form is common in descriptive grammar and technical writing where fuel or energy source needs to be specified.

In usage, bensiinil typically appears in sentences that indicate that a device or vehicle runs on gasoline. For example, a phrase like masin töötab bensiinil can be used to say that a machine runs on petrol. The form can also appear in noun phrases such as bensiinil töötav mootor, meaning a motor that operates on gasoline. In everyday language, speakers may prefer alternatives like bensiiniga (with gasoline) or describe the fuel type directly, but bensiinil remains a standard grammatical option for marking the fuel medium.

Bensiinil belongs to a broader set of case forms related to bensiin. Other related forms include bensiinis (in gasoline), bensiiniga (with gasoline), and the genitive bensiin, which are used to express different grammatical relations and nuances. The word bensiin itself is the base noun and refers to the liquid fuel used in internal combustion engines.

See also: bensiin, bensiiniga, bensiinis, bensiini (alternate spelling or related terms). The concept of bensiinil is primarily of interest in grammar, technical descriptions, and contexts where precise identification of fuel sources or media is required.