ehitiste

Ehitiste is the genitive plural form of the Estonian noun ehitis, which refers to a building, structure, or construction. The term is used to denote multiple built objects or to express a relational meaning, such as ownership or attributes relating to buildings. The nominative plural of ehitis is ehitised, while ehitiste marks the genitive plural.

In usage, ehitiste appears in legal, architectural, real estate, and planning contexts. It is common in phrases that describe groups of buildings or their properties, for example ehitiste omanikud (owners of buildings), ehitiste seisukord (condition of the buildings), or ehitiste hind (price of the buildings). The form signals a possessive or relational connection to the buildings rather than referring to a single object.

Ehitiste is part of standard Estonian vocabulary related to the built environment. It often appears in official documents, cadastral and property records, planning reports, and property evaluations. The term can also occur in discussions about urban development, historical estates, or the aggregation of structures within a locality.

See also discussions of ehitis (singular) and ehitised (nominative plural) for related forms, as well as broader topics in Estonian architecture, real estate terminology, and urban planning.