diviziunii

Diviziunii is a Romanian inflected form of the noun diviziune, which means division or subdivision. In grammar, diviziunii represents the genitive and dative singular case, used when the division is the possessor or the indirect object of an action. The base lemma diviziune is the more common headword in dictionaries.

Etymology and concepts: the noun diviziune derives from Latin divisio, through the development of Romanian abstract nouns with the suffix -iune. The inflected form diviziunii appears in formal or historical texts where grammatical case is explicit, and in phrases that denote something belonging to or associated with a particular division, such as the role or resources of that division.

Usage and examples: in standard Romanian prose, diviziunii is encountered mainly as a grammatical form within larger noun phrases. Typical contexts include constructs like “rolul diviziunii” (the role of the division) or “resursele diviziunii” (the resources of the division). Because diviziunii is a case form rather than a standalone headword, actual examples depend on the surrounding noun and verb structure.

Relation to other terms: the preferred, uninflected headword is diviziune. The form diviziunii is tied to grammatical case rather than representing a separate concept. In most contemporary writing, speakers and writers use the nominative diviziune or rephrase with a different construction if they wish to avoid inflected forms.

See also: diviziune, Romanian grammar, nominal inflection, genitive case.

Note: diviziunii is not a distinct concept with its own independent definition outside of its grammatical role; it is best understood as the case-form of diviziune within Romanian syntax.