alertelor

Alertelor is a Romanian word formed as the genitive/dative plural of the feminine noun alertă, which means an alert, warning, or advisory. In Romanian sentences, alertelor is used when the noun is in the genitive or dative case, such as after prepositions or verbs that require these cases, for example when indicating “of the alerts” or “to the alerts.”

Etymology and morphology: The noun alertă is a loanword that most likely entered Romanian from French alerte or Italian allerta, reflecting the sense of urgent notice. The ending -elor marks the genitive/dative plural, distinguishing this form from other plural patterns that may appear with the noun in different grammatical contexts.

Usage and context: In official communications, news reporting, and public-safety or meteorological contexts, alertelor appears in phrases describing multiple warnings or advisories. For instance, phrases such as alertelor meteorologice (meteorological alerts) or alertelor de securitate (security alerts) show the typical collocations. In English translations, the form is usually rendered by the phrase “of the alerts” or, depending on context, “to the alerts,” rather than as a standalone plural in English.

See also: alertă, the broader concept of alerts and warnings, and related terms used in Romanian safety and weather communications.