testelor

Testelor is the genitive and dative plural form of the Romanian noun test. The noun test refers to an examination, evaluation, or procedure used to assess something. Testelor is used to indicate possession or an indirect object in phrases such as datele testelor (the data of the tests) or rezultatele testelor (the results of the tests). The term is common in educational, clinical, and scientific texts in Romanian.

Morphology and usage: The base form is test. In the nominative/accusative plural the form is teste, while in the genitive/dative plural it is testelor. When used with a definite article or in compound noun phrases, you may encounter ale testelor (of the tests) or datele testelor (the data of the tests). The word is masculine and forms its plural through testelor for the genitive/dative case.

Usage examples:

Datele testelor au fost analizate de comisie.

Rezultatele testelor au indicat o îmbunătățire semnificativă.

Procedurile au fost validate în urma testelor efectuate.

Etymology and related forms: Testelor is a Romanian loanword form derived from the word test, which appears in many modern technical and academic contexts. Related forms include teste (nominative/accusative plural for the same noun), test (singular), and testare (the act of testing). The word is widely used across fields such as education, science, and quality assurance to refer to multiple tests or to the tests as a category.