Üürnikele

Üürnikele is the allative plural form of the Estonian noun üürnik (tenant). In Estonian grammar it marks the recipient or target of an action, roughly corresponding to “to the tenants” in English. The form is used when referring to a group of tenants as the indirect object of a verb or the beneficiary of an action.

Formation and usage: The base noun üürnik forms a plural genitive üürnike, to which the allative suffix -le is added, producing üürnikele. It is used in sentences to indicate someone or something directed toward or meant for the tenants, such as payments, communications, or items intended for them. For example, üürnikele mõeldud means “intended for the tenants.”

Examples: Me maksime üürnikele raha. (We paid money to the tenants.) Need on üürnikele mõeldud dokumendid. (These are documents intended for the tenants.)

Notes: üürnikele is a grammatical inflection rather than a standalone concept or organization. It appears mainly in contexts involving housing, tenancy, or official communications where the tenant group is the recipient or beneficiary of an action.

See also: üürnik, Estonian grammar, allative case, Estonian language.