Regulatorno

Regulatorno is the neuter singular form of the adjective regulatorni in Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, and related South Slavic languages. It denotes something pertaining to regulation or regulatory mechanisms. As an inflected form, regulatorno agrees with neuter nouns, such as tijelo (regulatory body) or okruženje (regulatory environment).

The term is commonly used in legal, administrative, and policy contexts to describe regulatory frameworks, policies, and institutions. Examples include regulatorno tijelo (regulatory body), regulatorno okruženje (regulatory environment), regulatorni okvir (regulatory framework), and regulatorna politika (regulatory policy). The masculine and feminine forms are regulatorni and regulatorna, used with masculine and feminine nouns respectively.

Notes on usage: regulatorno is used specifically with neuter nouns; for other genders, the corresponding forms regulatorni (masculine) or regulatorna (feminine) are used. In formal regulatory discourse, regulators may mix forms depending on the noun they describe, but agreement with the noun is standard.

Etymology and related forms: regulatorno derives from the root regulator- combined with Slavic adjectival suffixes. It is related to terms such as regulator, regulation, and regulatory in English, and to the broader concept of regulation in policy and governance contexts.