militari

Militari is a term used in several Romance languages to denote military matters or personnel. In Italian, militari is commonly the plural noun for soldiers, i militari, and can also function as an adjective meaning military. In Romanian, militar is an adjective meaning military, and militari serves as the plural form for both the noun (militari = soldiers) and the masculine plural adjective.

Geographically, Militari is also a place name in Bucharest, Romania. Militari is a neighborhood located in Sector 6, characterized by a mix of residential blocks, commercial streets, and transportation corridors. The area developed notably during the late 20th century and is served by major roads and public transit, including bus lines and tram connections, linking it to central districts of the capital.

Etymology traces militari to Latin militaris, passing into various Romance languages with related forms such as military in English and militares in other tongues. The geographic use of the name may reflect historical associations with military facilities, events, or simply naming conventions adopted in urban development.

In contemporary usage, militari appears in linguistic and encyclopedic contexts to denote military-related topics, and in Italian and Romanian as the plural noun for soldiers or as an adjective describing military things or institutions. As a toponym, it identifies a specific urban district in Bucharest.