Sunetelor

Sunetelor is the genitive and dative plural form of the Romanian noun sunet, which means sound or tone. It is used to indicate possession, relation, or attribution to sounds. In standard usage, sunetelor appears in constructions that express “of the sounds” or “to the sounds,” and it is the form you would find after prepositions or as a complement to a head noun in the genitive case. Example phrases include calitatea sunetelor (the quality of the sounds), volumul sunetelor (the volume of the sounds), and diferența sunetelor (the difference between sounds).

Morphology and usage: the nominative plural is sunete, while the genitive/dative plural is sunetelor. This form is common in academic, technical, and descriptive texts dealing with audio, music, linguistics, and acoustics. The word can appear in phrases that compare, qualify, or quantify aspects related to sounds, such as in recordings, performances, or analyses of audio quality.

Etymology: sunetelor derives from sunet, which in turn comes from the Latin sonus through the development of Romanian phonology and vocabulary. The term is widely used in both everyday Romanian and specialized discourse to refer to audible phenomena.

See also: sunet, acoustics, audio engineering, phonetics, Romanian grammar.