calculeaza

Calculează is a form of the Romanian verb a calcula, which means to calculate or to compute. The form is most commonly encountered as the second-person singular imperative (calculează!) and as a present-tense form in the third person singular or plural, depending on context. In non-diacritic writing, it may appear as calculeaza, but Romanian orthography normally uses diacritics.

Etymology and related forms: a calcula comes from Latin calculare and cal- root related to calculus, the term for counting with pebbles. The verb has cognates in other Romance languages and in English (calculate).

Conjugation highlights: present tense forms include eu calculez, tu calculezi, el/ea calculează, noi calculăm, voi calculați, ei/ele calculează. The form calculează serves as the 2nd-person imperative singular and, in other sentences, as the 3rd-person singular or plural present tense, with disambiguation provided by the subject. The non-diacritic form calculeaza is used in contexts where diacritics are omitted.

Usage: calcuacă is widely used in mathematics, science, finance, programming, and everyday language. It appears in instructional and instructional-like phrases such as Calculează rezultatul or Calculați totalul. The verb covers both simple arithmetic and more complex computations, including estimations and algorithmic processes.

See also: a calcula; calculator; calculation. Romanian users may encounter calculează in instructional manuals, exams, and mathematical explanations, where precise instruction to determine a value is required.