Postulojn

Postulojn is the accusative plural form of the Esperanto noun postulo, meaning a demand, claim, request, or requirement. The term is used in formal, legal, and everyday language to refer to something that a person or group asks another party to do, to comply with, or to grant. In contracts, negotiations, and administrative procedures, postuloj denote asserted rights or expected actions.

In Esperanto, postulo is a regular noun ending in -o. The plural nominative is postuloj, and the accusative plural is postulojn. This suffix pattern mirrors other nouns in the language, where the accusative ending -n marks the direct object. Therefore, phrases such as la postulojn appear when the postuloj function as the object of a verb, for example in sentences like La kompanio traktis la postulojn, or Mi submetis la postulojn al la komisiono.

Usage notes: The term covers various senses, including formal demands in contracts, claims in legal contexts, and general expectations or requirements, depending on the domain. Related terms include peticio (petition or request) and postuloj's singular form postulo and plural nominative postuloj.

Examples:

- La firmao traktis la postulojn de la klientoj. (The company addressed the clients’ demands.)

- Mi submetis la postulojn al la komisiono. (I submitted the demands to the commission.)

- La registaro rifuzis kontentigi la postulojn de la laboristoj. (The government refused to satisfy the workers’ demands.)

Overall, postulojn is a common construction for referring to multiple demands or requirements directed at another party, with usage governed by standard Esperanto syntax for accusative objects.