Aplicaiile

Aplicaiile is a Romanian term that is often encountered as a non-diacritic variant of the definite plural aplicațiile, meaning “the applications.” In standard Romanian, the plural is aplicații and the definite form is aplicațiile. The form aplicaiile can arise when diacritics are omitted or in older or non-standard texts, and it may reflect alternatives in orthography or typographic conventions.

Etymology and forms. The base word is aplicație, meaning application, use, or program. It derives from Latin applicatio, via the historical development of Romanian vocabulary that absorbed terms from Latin and French. In modern Romanian, the most common written forms rely on the diacritics: aplicații (plural) and aplicațiile (definite plural). Non-diacritic renderings such as aplicatiile or, less commonly, aplicaiile appear in contexts where diacritics are dropped or were not used consistently.

Usage. In contemporary Romanian, aplicații commonly refer to software programs or mobile apps. The broader sense of “applications” can also denote uses, implementations, or practical applications of a method, principle, or policy. The definite plural aplicațiile translates to “the applications” and is used across domains, including technology, science, law, and education. In technical writing, you may see both the generic term aplicații and the specific phrase aplicațiile depending on definiteness and sentence structure.

See also. aplicație; aplicații; aplicațiile.