Analitici

Analitici is a term used in several Romance languages to denote analytic or analytical concepts, and, less commonly, as a count noun for people in some contexts. In Italian, analitici is the masculine plural form of the adjective analitico and is used to describe things related to analysis, for example metodi analitici (analytic methods) or dati analitici (analytic data). The corresponding noun for a person who analyzes is analista, with the plural analisti.

In Romanian, analitici is the masculine plural of analitic and functions similarly as an adjective, appearing in phrases such as indicatori analitici or date analitice.

Etymology: from Latin analyticus, from Greek analytikos, meaning pertaining to analysis or to a method of breaking down into components.

In contemporary usage, analitici is related to the English word analytics and to phrases like data analytics, analytical reporting, or analytical tools, especially in localized contexts where Romance-language terms are used in business, education, or science.

See also: analytics; analytic methods; data analytics; analytic reporting.

Note: Spelling and gender agreement vary by language; in Italian the standard noun for an analyst is analista, and analitici appears primarily as an adjective.