inputului

Inputului is the genitive/dative singular form of the Romanian noun inputul, meaning the input. The noun input, borrowed from English, is widely used in Romanian to denote data or signals that are fed into a system, particularly in computing, electronics, and data processing. The definite form inputul refers to a specific input, while inputului marks possession or a relationship as a dependent in noun phrases—for example, valoarea inputului (the value of the input) or componentele inputului (the components of the input).

In terms of morphology, input is treated as a masculine noun with its definite article in the singular as inputul and the corresponding genitive/dative singular as inputului. The plural forms are inputurile (the inputs) and inputurilor (of the inputs). These endings follow the standard pattern for masculine nouns with a definite article in Romanian.

Usage and synonyms: in many non-technical contexts Romanian speakers prefer intrare or intrările to express the notion of an input, especially in formal writing or when describing user-facing interfaces. However, in technical fields such as computing, engineering, and data science, input, and its inflected forms like inputului, are common and widely understood. The term frequently appears in phrases discussing input data, input streams, and input handling, though care is taken with register and terminology to align with Romanian norms.

Related concepts include intrare (entry/input in standard Romanian), intrările (the entries/inputs), and json-like data terminology where English loanwords are prevalent. Overall, inputului functions as a grammatical form used to express possession or relation to the input within Romanian syntax.