schimburilor

Schimburilor is the genitive and dative plural form of the Romanian masculine noun schimb, which can denote an exchange or a change. The base singular is schimb; the plural nominative is schimburi, while the genitive/dative plural is schimburilor. This form is used in phrases where the noun requires the genitive or dative case, such as after prepositions or in constructions indicating possession or indirect belonging.

In economic and administrative language, schimburi refers to exchanges or transactions between parties, including trade, barter, or bilateral interactions. The genitive plural schimburilor appears in phrases like valoarea schimburilor comerciale (the value of the commercial exchanges) or ale schimburilor între companii (of the exchanges between companies). Beyond commerce, schimburi can also denote broader exchanges or interactions in other domains, for example in discussions about the flow of information or ideas, where appropriate possessive or relational phrases govern the case.

The term is common in formal Romanian and is contrasted with the fixed expression în schimb, meaning "in return" or "instead." While schimburi emphasizes reciprocal transactions or alterations depending on context, în schimb conveys a relational or comparative sense rather than a transactional one. Understanding the genitive/dative plural schimburilor helps in constructing phrases that specify the scope, ownership, or relation of exchanges in both economic and general usage.