Viziunii

Viziunii is the genitive/dative singular form of the Romanian noun viziune, which translates to vision, sight, or a broader concept such as foreseeing or planning. It is used to indicate possession or a relational link in phrases that require the genitive or dative case, such as “nivelul viziunii” (the level of the vision) or “scopul viziunii” (the purpose of the vision).

Etymology and meaning: The Romanian viziune derives from the Latin visio, through the Eastern Romance development and the influence of French and other Romance languages. In Romanian, viziune can refer to literal sight, a mental image, a forecast, or a strategic plan, depending on context.

Grammatical usage: Viziunii functions as the genitive/dative singular of viziune. It appears after prepositions and with nouns that govern the genitive or dative case. Common contexts include expressions of possession or relation, for example, “rezultatele viziunii” (the results of the vision) or “planul viziunii strategice” (the plan of the strategic vision). The corresponding nominative form is viziune; the plural nominative is viziuni, and the genitive plural is viziunilor.

Related forms and notes: The basic noun is viziune; plural forms include viziuni (nominative) and viziunilor (genitive plural). The term encompasses both literal sensory vision and figurative meanings such as foresight, concept, or long-term goal, making it common in literature, philosophy, business, and strategic discourse.