dobjectes

Dobjectes is not a standalone concept in Catalan; the form usually written is d'objectes, a contracted preposition meaning "of objects." It functions as part of a noun phrase to indicate relation, possession, content, or association with objects. It is a common grammatical construction rather than a separate term with a fixed definition.

The contraction follows Catalan elision rules: when de precedes a word beginning with a vowel, the e is dropped and the apostrophe is placed after the d, yielding d'objectes. Examples include un conjunt d'objectes (a collection of objects), la caixa d'objectes (the box of objects), and estudis sobre les propietats d'objectes (studies on the properties of objects). The form signals that the subsequent noun belongs to or relates to objects.

Orthography and usage notes: d'objectes is standard whenever the following word starts with a vowel. The non-contracted form de objectes is used when elision would be inappropriate or in contexts where the following word begins with a consonant. In formal writing, the apostrophe is required to mark the elision.

Beyond grammar, d'objectes may appear in descriptive phrases, catalog entries, or titles where a concise "of objects" sense is intended. It is not a technical term with a discrete definition; rather, it is a conventional linguistic construction. If used as a name or brand, dobjectes could appear as a proper noun, but this would be unrelated to the standard Catalan contraction.