Certificatelor

Certificatelor is a Romanian grammatical form. It denotes the genitive/dative plural of the noun certificat, which means certificate. In Romanian, this form is used when referring to certificates in possessive or indirect-object constructions, for example when something pertains to multiple certificates.

Morphology and usage notes: The base noun is certificat. The genitive/dative plural ending produces certificatelor, which is used in phrases like “datele certificatelor” (the data of the certificates) or “lista certificatelor emise” (the list of the certificates issued). It is distinct from the nominative plural form certificatel e or the definite plural form certificatele, which appear in different syntactic contexts. Thus certificatelor commonly appears in noun phrases indicating ownership, association, or relation to multiple certificates.

Typical contexts: certificatelor are encountered in administrative, legal, educational, and regulatory language, where documents and attestations are discussed in the plural. For example, a government registry might cite “valabilitatea certificatelor” (the validity of the certificates) or a file might contain “dovezile din certificatelor” (the evidence from the certificates). The form helps express plural possession or attribution without repeating the noun.

Related terms: the singular form is certificat or certificatul (the certificate), and the nominative plural is certificate (certificatele when the definite article is used). The genitive/dative plural certificatelor is one of several inflected forms Romanian nouns take to indicate grammatical relations in multi-item references.