ränile

Ränile is a term that appears in a few different contexts, primarily related to language and geography.

In linguistics, "ränile" can refer to a grammatical case found in some Finnic languages, such as Estonian. This case, often translated as the allative case, indicates movement towards or onto a surface. For example, in Estonian, "majale" means "to the house." The precise forms and usage of this case can vary between different Finnic languages.

Geographically, "Ränile" is a place name. It is a village located in the Harju County of Estonia. The village is situated within the municipality of Lääne-Harju Parish. Like many Estonian villages, Ränile likely has a history tied to agricultural practices and local community life. Its location in Harju County places it in the northern part of Estonia, close to the Baltic Sea. Information about the specific population, economy, or notable features of this particular Ränile village would require more localized sources.