strategici

Strategici is a masculine plural form of the adjective meaning relating to strategy in several Romance languages, notably Italian and Romanian. In both languages, it functions to describe things associated with strategic planning, policy, or aims, and it appears in compound phrases such as strategic objectives or strategic plans.

Etymology and linguistic notes

The term derives from Latin strategicus, itself ultimately from the Greek strategikos, meaning pertaining to a general or military leadership. Through Latin and the Romance languages, forms like strategico (singular) and strategici (plural) have become common in contemporary usage to modify nouns related to strategy, planning, and policy.

Italian usage

In Italian, strategici appears as the masculine plural form of strategico. It is used in phrases such as obiettivi strategici (strategic objectives) and piani strategici (strategic plans). It can modify both abstract concepts and concrete items that are described as strategic in nature.

Romanian usage

In Romanian, strategic is the standard adjective, and its masculine plural is strategici. It is used similarly to Italian to describe strategic objectives, plans, or measures, for example obiective strategice or planuri strategice. The form aligns with Romanian inflection patterns where adjectives ending in -ic take -ici in the masculine plural.

See also

The word is closely related to the English term strategy and to related forms in other Romance languages. It is primarily a descriptive term in organizational, military, and policy contexts and does not denote a specific organization or widely recognized entity.