victimelor

Victimelor is the genitive/dative plural form of the Romanian noun victima, meaning “the victim.” It is not a stand-alone word with a separate dictionary entry; rather, it is a grammatical form used in phrases where the genitive or dative case is required. The base plural is victime, while the definite nominative plural is victimele. Victimelor appears in contexts that indicate possession or an indirect object, such as after nouns or adjectives that govern the genitive/dative case.

In common usage, victimelor occurs in noun phrases that convey relationships involving harm or suffering. Examples include vocea victimelor (the voice of the victims), povestea victimelor (the story of the victims), durerea victimelor (the pain of the victims), and memorialul victimelor (the memorial of the victims). In each case, victimelor marks the plural of victima in a genitive/dative role, translating roughly to “of the victims” or, in some constructions, “to/for the victims” depending on the surrounding grammatical structure.

The term is most often found in legal, historical, human rights, or policy texts where reference is made to groups who have suffered harm. As a form, it is part of standard Romanian grammar and does not denote a separate concept or entity on its own. If encountered in capitalized form as Victimelor, it would typically be a proper noun or title, rather than a regular grammatical form.