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üüril is an Estonian linguistic term used to describe the rental status of a property. It is formed as the adessive case of the noun üür, meaning rent. In standard usage, the adessive form denotes a location or state and, when applied to rental contexts, expresses that something is available for rent or currently under a rental arrangement.

In real estate and classifieds, üüril often appears as a brief tag or headline element. Common examples include phrases such as korter üüril (apartment for rent) or maja üüril (house for rent). The construction functions as a noun phrase head that signals rental status rather than a physical location.

In formal or legal language, more explicit expressions are typically used to describe letting or leasing. Phrases like üürile antud or üürile anda convey the act of letting out a property, whereas üüril serves more as a descriptive marker in listings and quick ads.

Etymology and grammar: üüril derives from üür (rent) plus the adessive suffix -il. The adessive case in Estonian generally marks location or state, and in this rental context it idiomatically means "on rent" or "for rent."

See also: Estonian language, rental market, real estate terminology.