#plural adjective

• Afumați — The name of several localities in Romania, the most well-known being the commune in Ilfov County, situated northeast of the Capital. It also represents the plural of the adjective/participle 'afumat' and the name of a commune in Dolj County; its etymology is historically linked to intensive food smoking or a refuge hidden in smoke during invasions.
• Agonal — The plural form (feminine and neuter) of the adjective agonal; it refers to clinical phenomena, spasms, or manifestations that accompany the final death throes, representing the disorganized and reflex attempts of an organism in its terminal stage.
• Bold characters — The plural form for feminine nouns and adjectives in the typographic field; it refers either to bold characters (aldine letters) or to the entirety of the rare and precious books issued from Aldo Manuzio's printing house in Venice, prized by collectors for outstanding paper quality, font clarity, and philological rigor.
• Supply — The act of feeding or supplying and its result; the structural process of providing food, fuel, energy, or raw materials needed for an organism or technical system to function. From a grammatical point of view, it also represents the plural form (masculine/feminine) of the adjective alimentar.
• Kind — The feminine and neuter plural form of the adjective amabil; designates beings, actions, gestures, or manifestations that express goodwill, courtesy, politeness, and a friendly attitude. In a structural context, it refers to multiple elements within the sphere of human behavior or social interactions characterized by tact, mutual respect, and the desire to generate harmony.
• Inclined — Inflected plural form (for feminine and neuter genders) of the variable adjective 'aplecat'; it describes multiple objects, structures, or people that are in a state of oblique inclination or downward curvature. In an abstract sense, it applies to human minds, attitudes, or concerns oriented with great seriousness and structural determination toward a precise goal, a scientific discipline, or a cultural activity.
• Burnt — Plural form (feminine and neuter) of the adjective 'ars'; having undergone the action of fire, excessive heat, or corrosive chemical substances, showing signs of combustion, carbonization, or thermal degradation. Figuratively, it describes individuals deeply affected by intense passions, repeatedly wronged by destiny, or completely depleted of financial resources.
• Articulation — The act of articulating sounds, parts, or bony structures and its result; physiological process of altering the vocal tract to produce speech; a mobile mechanical assembly made of correlated parts; plural form of the adjective 'articular'. In a structural sense, it describes the method of functionally connecting the elements of a system.
• Articulated — The feminine plural or neuter plural form of the adjective or past participle 'articulat', describing entities, sounds, or mechanical structures equipped with mobile joints or grammatical determination markers. It also represents the second person plural of the present indicative or imperative mood of the verb 'a articula', expressing the action of joining by hinges or pronouncing the elements of a speech clearly.
• Burners — The plural form of the noun 'arzător' (technical or industrial devices designed to produce and maintain a flame through the controlled combustion of a gaseous, liquid, or solid fuel); it also functions as a plural feminine adjective to describe entities, sensations, processes, or feelings that burn, cause scalding, are extremely hot, or manifest with intense passion.
• Self-management — The act of self-managing and its result; the process of autonomous administration, organization, and self-regulation of resources, activities, or internal states of an entity or person. As an adjective, it represents the plural form (both masculine and feminine) of the word autogestionar, designating multiple elements or structures based on self-management.
• Wealthy people — The masculine plural form of the adjective 'avut' (wealthy) or a collective noun designating rich, well-off people who possess a considerable fortune, land properties, or substantial financial capital. In a historical and social context, the term referred to the class of landowners or the rural and urban bourgeoisie, sometimes having specific political connotations in old legal texts.
• Azures — A secondary plural form of the adjective or noun azure, utilized in high poetic language to describe a multitude of shades, reflections, or celestial expanses of a light, pure, and luminous blue. The term is often assimilated in artistic descriptions to suggest the fluidity and chromatic variations of the atmospheric vault or aquatic surfaces under the influence of light.