termenilor

Termenilor is the genitive-dative plural form of the Romanian noun termen. In Romanian grammar, termen can refer to a term, a deadline, or a mathematical term, depending on context. The form termenilor is used to indicate possession or relation to terms, and it appears in many formal texts. Examples include con-formul termenilor contractului (in accordance with the terms of the contract) and lista termenilor din dicționar (the list of terms in the dictionary).

Etymology and usage notes: termen derives from Latin terminus, and the Romanian word covers several related senses, notably the idea of a boundary or fixed point, as well as a unit of meaning in linguistic or mathematical contexts. In practice, termenilor is most often encountered in legal, administrative, or scholarly writing to denote the defined terms or stipulations associated with a larger document or discourse, such as a contract, policy, or glossary. The form signals a relationship of possession or association between entities (for example, the terms of something) and is typically used after prepositions or possessive modifiers.

See also: contract terms, glossary, legal terminology.