ööbimisele

Ööbimisele is an Estonian noun form derived from ööbimine, meaning an overnight stay or the act of staying the night away from home. The term is used in tourism, hospitality, and travel planning to refer to lodging arrangements or the concept of staying overnight.

Morphology and meaning: Ööbimine comes from the verb ööbima (to stay the night). The form ööbimisele is the allative case, which in Estonian expresses direction toward or purpose related to something. Thus ööbimisele can be understood as “to/for an overnight stay” or “toward an overnight stay.” In sentences, it signals movement toward lodging or inclusion of accommodation in a plan or package.

Usage and contexts: In practical use, ööbimisele appears in itineraries, hotel packages, and event schedules where lodging is part of the plan. It can indicate that accommodation is the intended goal, included as a component of travel arrangements, or listed as a service associated with a trip or program. The term is most common in travel writing and hospitality contexts, but it may also occur in planning documents or brochures describing overnight arrangements.

See also: ööbimine, ööbima.