prospectului

Prospectului is the genitive/dative singular form of the Romanian noun prospect, a masculine noun borrowed from French and used with several senses in modern Romanian. The most common sense in everyday and professional language is a brochure or document that accompanies a product, especially a medication, providing information about ingredients, indications, dosage,Contraindications, and potential side effects. In pharmacology and consumer health, references to prospectul medicamentului are routine, as in “cum se citește prospectul” or “conținutul prospectului”.

Morphology and grammar: prospect is a masculine noun. The base singular forms include prospect (indefinite) and prospectul (definite). The genitive/dative singular is prospectului. The plural forms are prospecte (indefinite) and, with the definite article, Prospectele. The genitive/dative plural is Prospectelor. These forms are used to indicate possession or indirect objects, for example: “pagina prospectului” (the page of the prospect), “conținutul prospectului” (the content of the prospect).

Usage note: besides the medication leaflet sense, prospect can also refer to general outlook or potential for future development in some contexts, though this sense is less common in contemporary Romanian compared to synonyms such as perspectiva. The form prospectului appears in phrases indicating possession or indirect relation to the document, product, or informational material.

Etymology: prospect derives from French prospect or Latin prospectus, through common Romanian borrowing, and has become established in medical, marketing, and general reference language. See also the entry on prospect for broader senses and related terms.