sectoarelor

Sectoarelor is the genitive plural form of sectoare, a Romanian noun referring to divisions of territory known as sectors or districts within a city or region. The term is used in geography, urban planning, and administrative language to indicate belonging or relation to the sectors in question, as in phrases like “proiectele din sectoarelor București” (projects of the sectors of Bucharest).

Grammatically, sectoare is the plural nominative form (the sectors), and sectoarelor is its genitive plural, used after prepositions or in possessive constructions to show relation to the sectors. For example, one might speak of “rezultatele sectoarelor” (the sectors’ results) or “comunitățile din sectoarele orașului” (the communities from the city’s sectors). This inflection pattern is typical of Romanian masculine nouns ending in -or that form a plural with -oare, followed by the -lor ending in the genitive plural.

In Romania, the term is most often encountered in connection with Bucharest, which is administratively divided into six sectors (Sectorul 1 through Sectorul 6). Each sector has its own local administration, including a mayor and a sector council, and is responsible for a range of local services and policy areas such as urban planning, sanitation, local transportation, and cultural programming. The notion of sectoarelor appears in discussions of urban development, demographic statistics, and public services that pertain to the different sectors of the city.

Beyond Bucharest, sectoare can be used more generally to describe similar sectoral divisions in other contexts, though the specific term for subdivisions may vary by city and country.