Sezonale

Sezonale is an adjective used in Romanian to denote relation to a season or to events that recur with the seasons. It derives from the noun sez​on (season) and is used across contexts to describe phenomena, products, or activities that are tied to certain times of the year. The form sezonale is employed to agree with the noun it modifies and appears in phrases across agriculture, labor, commerce, tourism, and climate-related discussions.

In agriculture and horticulture, sezonale describes crops, farming practices, and labor cycles tied to specific seasons, such as planting, harvesting, or pruning windows. In the labor market, it is used to refer to workers hired for a particular season, for example during peak agricultural or tourism periods. In commerce and industry, temporadas often feature seasonal offers or products, with marketing and distribution aligned to seasonal demand.

In tourism, sezonale effects describe predictable seasonal fluctuations in visitor numbers, pricing, and service provision. In energy and climatology, seasonality refers to regular seasonal patterns in consumption, weather, or emissions. The term is primarily used in Romanian, while close equivalents exist in other languages, such as seasonal in English and stagionale in Italian.

See also: seasonality, seasonal product, seasonal employment.