activitilor

Activitilor is the non-diacritic form of the Romanian noun phrase activităților, the genitive/dative plural of activitate. It denotes possession or association with activities, and is used to refer to things belonging to or related to a set of activities. The term functions as a grammatical case form rather than as a standalone concept.

In Romanian, diacritics are standard in formal writing; however, texts without diacritics frequently render activităților as activitatilor or, less commonly, as activitilor. The form activitatilor appears in official documents, academic works, and data tables where the genitive/dative plural is required but diacritics are omitted. Examples include planul activitatilor (the plan of the activities), costul activitatilor (the cost of the activities), and obiectivele activitatilor (the objectives of the activities).

Etymology traces the word to activitate, from Latin activitas through the Romanian morphological pattern for nouns ending in -itate. The plural genitive/dative marker -elor in activităților corresponds to possession or association in phrases describing groups, sets, or bundles of activities.

Notes and usage considerations:

- activităților is the standard diacritic-correct form; activitatilor is the common ASCII variant.

- The term is primarily a grammatical form and not a separate semantic entry; it appears in contexts discussing activities collectively or in relation to their elements.

- See also activitate, activități, and Romanian grammar on genitive/dative plural forms.