Auditurile

Auditurile is a term that appears in Romanian-language texts but is not widely recognized as a standard dictionary form. In most contexts, it is best interpreted as a misspelling or variant of auditoriile, the definite plural of auditoriul, meaning “the auditoriums.” The standard forms are auditoriu (singular: the auditorium), auditoriul (the auditorium, definite singular), and auditoriile (the auditoriums, definite plural).

Etymology and sense: The word derives from the Latin root audio, meaning “to hear,” and the concept of an auditorium—as a space designed for listening, performances, or assemblies—has been transmitted into Romanian through borrowings such as auditoriu/auditorium. The Romanian form auditoriul and its plural auditoriile are commonly used to denote multiple lecture halls or performance rooms.

Usage: When writing in Romanian, the preferred definite plural for multiple lecture halls is auditoriile. If you encounter auditurile, consider it likely a typographical or orthographic variant of auditoriile rather than a distinct term. Without a clear, documented sense separate from auditoriile, it should not be interpreted as a separate concept.

Related terms: Auditoriu, auditoriul, auditoriile; auditorium (English), auditorium (Latin-derived term used in several languages).

See also: Auditorium, Auditorio, Roman architectural spaces for public speaking and performance; Romanian terminology for rooms designed for audiences.