olimpice

Olimpice is a term found in several Romance-language contexts, used primarily as an adjective meaning "Olympic" or "of the Olympics." In some places it also appears as a proper name in the branding of sports clubs, schools, or venues that seek to evoke Olympic ideals. The form is most commonly seen in Romanian-language usage, where olimpice may appear as a feminine plural or as part of a compound proper noun.

The root goes back to Olympios, via Latin Olympius, and spread into modern languages with variations. In Italian the closest standard form is Olimpico; in Romanian and related languages, Olimpice is a recognized form that conforms to local grammar. The exact spelling and gender or number agreement depend on the language, and the meaning remains broadly related to the Olympic or Olympian concept.

Usage and significance: Because of its associations with sport and international competition, Olimpice is often chosen for names of clubs, events, or institutions that want to signal excellence, youth, and unity. It can appear in toponyms or as part of corporate or organizational names, especially in regions with a strong classical or Olympic heritage.

See also: Olympics, Olimpico, Olympiad, Olympian.