verhuurt

Verhuurt is the third-person singular present tense form of the Dutch verb verhuren, meaning to rent out or lease property, goods, or services to another party for a fee. The act described by verhuren is typically performed by a landlord, rental company, or any party that makes use of a possession available to others under a rental agreement.

The verb verhuren is transitive and requires a direct object that is being rented. It denotes the action of letting someone use something for a specified period in exchange for payment. Verhuren is commonly used in contexts such as housing, cars, equipment, and other movable or immovable property. In everyday language, the subject who performs the action is the verhuurder (landlord or lessor), while the recipient is the huurder (tenant or lessee).

Conjugation and forms of verhuren include: ik verhuur, jij verhuurt, hij/zij verhuurt, wij verhuren, jullie verhuren, zij verhuren. The past tense is verhuurde, and the past participle is verhuurd, used in compound tenses with hebben (bijvoorbeeld "heeft verhuurd"). The noun form related to the activity is verhuur, meaning the act or business of renting.

Economic and legal context varies by jurisdiction. In rental markets, verhuren is governed by contracts that specify duration, rent, deposits, maintenance responsibilities, and conditions for termination. Clear terms help define rights and obligations of both verhuurder and huurder, and compliance with consumer protection and housing laws is typically required.