financaj

Financaj is the Esperanto plural adjective meaning "financial." In Esperanto, adjectives agree with the nouns they describe in number, and the plural is formed by adding the suffix -j to the adjective. Thus financaj describes plural nouns such as raportaĵoj (reports) or politikoj (policies). Like all adjectives in Esperanto, financaj typically precedes the noun it modifies: financaj raportoj, financaj politikoj, etc.

The base form is financa (financial), which derives from financo (finance). The word group covers matters related to money, budgeting, investments, and economic planning. As a descriptive term, financaj is used across contexts such as government budgeting, corporate accounting, and personal finance discussions, to indicate that a noun relates to financial aspects rather than other domains.

Common usages include phrases like financaj aspektoj (financial aspects), financaj raportaĵoj (financial reports), and financaj politikoj (financial policies). Its plural form is standard when the noun it modifies is plural, for example financiaraj aspektoj would be incorrect if used with a singular noun but Financaj aspektoj is correct with a plural noun.

Etymology and related forms: financa is the adjective; financo is the noun for finance. Related terms in Esperanto include financoj (finances, plural of finance as a concept) and financaĵo (a financial matter or asset). Financaj thus functions as the plural, adjectival form used to describe multiple financial items or concepts. See also financo, financoj, financa.