geografice

Geografice is the feminine plural or neuter plural form of the Romanian adjective geografic, meaning geographic. It is used to describe things related to geography or belonging to the study of the Earth’s surfaces, features, and phenomena. The term appears in academic, cartographic, and planning contexts to qualify nouns that denote places, regions, or spatial characteristics.

Etymology and grammar: geografice derives from the root geo-, meaning earth, combined with the suffix -grafie or -grafie in the broader family of geographic terms. In Romanian, the adjective follows standard gender and number agreement: masculine singular geografic, feminine singular geografică, masculine plural geografici, and feminine or neuter plural geografice. As an adjective, it does not stand alone as a noun and needs a noun to modify, such as hărți geografice (geographic maps) or zone geografice (geographic zones).

Usage: The term is common in scholarly and technical writing, especially in geography, urban planning, environmental science, and related fields. It helps describe spatial attributes, distributions, and regional distinctions, for example: forme geografice, regiuni geografice, fenomene geografice, sau studii geografice. While it closely relates to the noun geografie, geografice functions as an adjective that enhances nouns with geographic specificity.

See also: geografie, geografie română, cartografie, cartographic. The word “geografice” reflects a linguistic tradition of attaching precise spatial meaning to descriptive terms in Romanian.