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Scopului

Scopului is the genitive and dative singular form of the Romanian noun scop, which means purpose, aim, or scope. The noun scop is masculine and participates in the standard Romanian declension pattern for masculine hard nouns. In singular, the nominative is scop, while the genitive and dative are scopului. In plural, the nominative is scopuri, and the genitive/dative forms are scopurilor. The form scopului appears whenever the noun is expressed in these cases, often in constructions that indicate possession, relation, or purpose.

Etymology and related terms: The word scop derives from Latin scopus, via Greek skopos, and is cognate

Usage and examples: Scopului is commonly used in phrases that express purpose, especially after prepositions that

Notes: The distinction between scop (nominative) and scopului (genitive/dative) is an ordinary part of Romanian grammar.

See also: scop, obiectiv, țintă, în scopul.

with
similar
forms
in
other
Romance
languages
(for
example
Italian
scopo,
Portuguese
escopo)
and
English
scope.
This
lineage
underpins
Romanian
terminology
for
objective,
aim,
and
range,
including
synonyms
such
as
țintă,
obiectiv,
and
ambiție
in
specific
contexts.
require
the
genitive,
such
as
în
scopul.
For
example:
În
scopul
îmbunătățirii
securității,
s-au
implementat
noi
măsuri.
In
such
constructions,
scopului
signals
that
the
following
noun
or
gerundial
form
denotes
the
aim
or
intention
behind
an
action.
The
nominative
form
scop
remains
the
usual
form
for
“the
aim”
in
the
subject
position,
while
scopului
appears
in
indirect
and
possessive
constructions.
The
term
is
often
translated
as
scope
or
purpose
in
English,
depending
on
context.