üüritavat

Üüritatav is an Estonian adjective meaning “to be rented” or “for rent.” It is formed from the verb üürima (to rent) with the suffix -tav and is used to describe property, equipment, or space that is available for lease or intended to be leased. In real estate and leasing language, phrases such as üüritav kinnisvara or üüritav korter are common. The term functions as a descriptive modifier and appears in both everyday and formal registers.

Etymology and grammar: The word comes from the stem related to üür (rent) with the participial suffix -tav, producing a form that conveys “that is to be rented.” As an Estonian adjective, üüritatav inflects like other adjectives and can appear in different case forms depending on grammar, for example üüritava, üüritavat, or üüritavat in various constructions.

Usage: It is primarily used to label property or spaces that are available for lease. In real estate listings you might encounter phrases like pakutakse üüritavat korterit or üüritava pind, signaling that the item is rent-ready. In legal or contract language, üüritatav can appear in descriptions of rental assets and related obligations, distinguishing rental property from property intended for sale.

Examples: Selles majas on mitu üüritavat korterit. Pakutakse üüritavat büroopinda järgmiseks kuuks. Kõigi üüritavate kinnisvaraobjektide kohta kehtivad eraldi lepingutingimused.