Konsultojn

Konsultojn is the accusative plural form of the Esperanto noun konsulto, which denotes a session or process in which advice, guidance, or information is sought or given. In ordinary use, konsulto can refer to medical, legal, business, or public-administration contexts. The singular nominative is konsulto, the plural nominative is konsultoj, the accusative singular is konsulton, and the accusative plural is konsultojn. The accusative form is used when the consultations themselves are the direct object of a verb.

The accusative plural konsultojn appears in sentences where one speaks about having, attending, or arranging several consultations. For example: Mi havis tri konsultojn kun la kuracisto.Laŭ la plano, ni organizos kvar konsultojn por la klientoj. These constructions show how konsultojn marks the object of the action, such as having, attending, or planning multiple consultations.

Konsultoj as a concept covers a range of professional and public activities. In medicine, konsultoj are appointments with healthcare providers; in law, they are sessions with an attorney; in business, they can be advisory meetings or expert sessions. Public-policy contexts may involve citizen consultations where input is gathered on proposed ideas. The term is widely used in formal and administrative language, but it remains common in everyday referring to professional meetings carried out to obtain or share advice.

Related terms include the verb konsulti (to consult), the noun konsulto (a consultation or act of consulting), and the adjective kunsulta (consultative). The word family centers on the act of seeking or giving advice through organized sessions.