müügil

Müügil is an Estonian term used to indicate that an item, service, or asset is offered for purchase. In English it corresponds to “for sale” or “on sale.” The word is widely used in retail, classified ads, online marketplaces, catalogs, and auction notices to signal that something is available to buyers at a stated price or under stated terms.

In everyday usage, müügil appears with forms of the verb olema (to be): for example, “Toode on müügil” means “The product is for sale.” It is common in product listings, storefront signs, and marketing captions to convey current availability rather than ownership. The tone is neutral and factual, suitable for catalogs and notices.

Grammatically, müügil is a form derived from the root related to sale (müük/müüa) and is used to describe the current state of an item as being available for sale. Its exact inflection depends on the sentence structure, but the core meaning remains consistent: the item can be purchased.

The opposite state is expressed by müüdud, meaning “sold.” Related terms include müük (sale) and müüa (to sell), which appear in broader discussions of sales channels, pricing, and retail practice.

See also: müük, müüa, müüdud.