Calendarelor

Calendarelor is a Romanian grammatical form, specifically the genitive/dative plural of calendare, the plural noun for calendars. It is used in contexts that require the genitive or dative case, such as indicating possession, origin, or relation to calendars. In typical sentences it appears after prepositions or verbs that govern the genitive or dative, for example to express “of the calendars” or “to the calendars.”

Etymology and formation: the base noun calendare comes from the Romanian plural of calendar. The definite plural is calendarele, and the genitive/dative plural, calendarelor, is formed through standard Romanian patterns for masculine nouns in the plural. The word is almost always lowercase when used in ordinary text.

Usage: calendarelor commonly occurs in phrases like culoarea calendarelor (the color of the calendars), conținutul calendarelor (the contents of the calendars), or din calendarelor (from the calendars). It appears in legal, academic, and descriptive writing where precise grammatical case marking is required. While it is a specialized form, it is routinely used by Romanian speakers when indicating relationships involving multiple calendars.

See also: calendar, Romanian grammar, genitive case, dative case.

Notes: calendarelor should not be capitalized unless starting a sentence or used as part of a proper noun. The form is primarily of interest to learners of Romanian grammar and to readers parsing texts with explicit case markings.