Autobuzelor

Autobuzelor is the genitive and dative plural form of the Romanian noun autobuz, meaning “of buses” or “to/for buses.” The noun autobuz denotes a road vehicle used for public transportation. The standard plural is autobuze, while autobuzelor is used in phrases that require the genitive or dative case, such as indicating possession or indirect objects.

Declension notes: autobuz is a masculine noun. Singular: nominative autobuz; genitive/dative singular autobuzului. Plural: nominative autobuze; genitive/dative plural autobuzelor. The form autobuzelor appears in examples like numărul autobuzelor (the number of buses), parcul autobuzelor (the bus fleet), and dotările autobuzelor (the equipment of the buses).

Usage and context: Autobuzelor is common in public transport discourse and in official documents where relationships between buses are described, such as fleets, facilities, or schedules. It also appears after prepositions that govern the genitive, for instance fără autobuzelor (without the buses). Although the form autobuzelor is specific to genitive/dative plural, discussions about buses frequently use the nominative autobuze or the base noun autobuz in other constructions.

Etymology and variants: The Romanian word autobuz derives from a combination related to auto- and bus; in older or informal texts you may encounter the variant autobus, but the normative form in contemporary standard Romanian is autobuz. The plural autobuze and the genitive/dative autobuzelor are standard inflectional forms for the corresponding meanings.

See also: Autobuz.