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Projekti is a term used in several languages to denote the plural of project, and it also appears as a proper noun in some contexts. In South Slavic languages such as Croatian, Serbian, and Bosnian, projekti functions as the plural form of the noun for projects or initiatives and is commonly found in official and planning documents as well as everyday speech.

Etymology and cognates: The word projekt, from which projekti is derived, has broad European cognates stemming from the same Latin and French roots for “project.” The plural form projekti reflects standard pluralization patterns in the relevant languages, while the corresponding singular form is projekt in these languages.

Usage and meanings: In typical usage, projekti appears in lists, budgets, timelines, and descriptions to refer collectively to a group of initiatives or planned activities. When capitalized or used as a brand or title, Projekti can designate a specific program, organization, or media project, varying by country and context. The term is generally neutral and descriptive, signaling coordination, planning, and execution of multiple tasks.

Notable uses: Beyond its ordinary meaning, projekti has been adopted as a name in some contexts for research programs, cultural initiatives, or corporate projects. As a proper noun, it may designate a particular initiative or organization in several countries, though such uses are context-dependent and not tied to a single standardized entity.

See also: Projekt.