confesiuni

Confesiuni is the Romanian plural form of confesiune, meaning confession. The term derives from Latin confessio and is used in Romanian to denote the act of confessing and, in religious contexts, the confession as a sacramental practice. The plural confesiuni can refer to several confessions or to a body of confessional writings or statements.

In religious and moral language, confesiune can describe private admissions of sins or truths, as well as public declarations of beliefs. The concept appears in various Christian traditions, where confession may take different forms, ranging from private confession to communal or ceremonial practices. The exact customs and language surrounding confession have varied across periods and denominations.

In literature, confesiuni is commonly used as a title or motif for memoirs, autobiographical works, or confessional literature. Such texts aim to disclose personal experiences, inner life, and moral or social reflections. The plural form is often chosen to emphasize multiple or collective aspects of confession, whether as a sequence of revelations or as a catalog of beliefs and experiences.

See also: Confession, Confessional literature.