sektori

Sektori is the plural form of the noun sektor in several South Slavic languages, including Croatian, Serbian, and Bosnian, where it means “sectors” or “districts.” The term is used across fields to designate subdivisions, whether of a city, an organization, or an economy, and also appears in mathematical contexts as the plural of sector.

In urban and administrative usage, sektori refer to subdivisions within a city or region that serve as implementable units for governance, planning, or service delivery. In economic and policy language, sectors denote groups of activities or industries, such as agriculture, manufacturing, or services, and the phrase sektori ekonomije is common in discourse about development and statistics.

In mathematics and geometry, the term sector, and its plural sektori in languages that adopt Latin-based orthography, describe a region of a circle bounded by two radii and an arc. The word’s exact form and pluralization may vary by language, with local spelling and grammatical rules affecting usage.

Sektori is not tied to a single organization or place; instead, it functions as a general term adaptable to multiple domains. When encountered in non-English texts, it is typically translated as “sectors” or “districts,” depending on context.