discursurilor

Discursurilor is a Romanian noun form used in the genitive and dative plural of discurs, which means speech or discourse. It is not a standalone lexical entry, but a grammatical form that appears in phrases to indicate possession, relation, or indirect object with multiple speeches. For example, tema discursurilor istorice means the topic of the historical speeches, and analiza discursurilor publice means the analysis of public speeches. The form helps distinguish the role of the noun within a sentence from other plural variants such as discursuri (the speeches) or discursurile (the speeches, definite).

Etymology and scope. The Romanian noun discurs derives from the broader Romance vocabulary, with its current Romanian form ultimately influenced by the Frenchword discours. The plural forms include discursuri (nominative/accusative plural) and discursurilor (genitive/dative plural), as well as the definite plural discursurile. The distinction between these forms is primarily syntactic and affects how the noun relates to determiners and other parts of the sentence.

Usage and context. In scholarly, journalistic, and formal writing, discursurilor appears in phrases that express relationships such as possession or association with multiple speeches. It is common in discussions about political rhetoric, academic lectures, or public addresses to refer to the content, themes, or impact of several speeches. For non-Romanian readers, recognizing the genitive/dative plural form can clarify how a sentence links to “the speeches” in a broader context.