dulci

Dulci is a term primarily encountered in Romanian, where it functions as the plural form of the adjective dulce, meaning "sweet." It is used to describe multiple things that are sweet or pleasant, with gender and number agreement to the noun it modifies. For example, dulci amintiri translates to "sweet memories," and dulci gusturi to "sweet tastes." The root of the word traces back to Latin dulcis, a common source for many Romance-language terms meaning sweet.

In linguistic terms, dulci as a Romanian form reflects the language’s rules for adjectives agreeing in number and, in many cases, gender with the nouns they describe. It is not a standalone noun in Romanian, and its meaning without context depends on the accompanying noun.

Dulci can also appear as a proper noun in some contexts, but there is no widely recognized geographical or historical entity simply named Dulci. When it occurs as a name, it is typically part of a longer name or a local toponym or family surname, rather than a major title or concept on its own.

In cultural usage, dulci frequently appears in Romanian literature, poetry, and music to evoke sweetness or nostalgia and often appears in phrases relating to desserts and flavors, such as dulciuri, meaning sweets.

See also: dulce, dulciuri, dolce.