Contactelor

Contactelor is a Romanian noun form that represents the genitive and dative plural of the noun contact. The word contact refers to a person or point of communication stored in a list, directory, or database, such as a phone contact or an email contact. Contactelor is used to indicate possession or to denote an indirect object in reference to multiple contacts.

Morphology and usage context:

- Base noun: contact (masculine)

- Singular forms: contact (nominative), contactul (definite singular)

- Plural forms: contactete (nominative/accusative plural), contactelor (genitive/dative plural)

- The phrase contactelor mele means “my contacts” in the genitive plural, often used with other nouns or prepositions to express possession or relation, for example in phrases like din contactelor mele (“from my contacts”) or datele contactelor mele (“the data of my contacts”).

Common contexts:

- Personal or business contact lists, where the term appears in documentation or software interfaces referring to multiple entries.

- Data management and IT, when describing sets of contact details such as names, addresses, phone numbers, and emails.

- Administrative or organizational texts that discuss the management, export, or privacy of contact information.

Notes:

- Contactelor is not used as a standalone nominative form; the nominative plural would be contactele ("the contacts"). The form contactelor specifically marks the genitive or dative plural, often with a possessive determiner for clarity.

- The term is part of standard Romanian vocabulary as a borrowed yet fully integrated word for modern contact management.