Lexicon of Historical Linguistic Processes in Rural Romanian

• Hanging — The act of catching or hanging and its result; the suspending or securing of an object onto a sharp or prominent surface; snagging. In archaic craftsmanship, it also referred to latching warp threads onto loom hooks or hanging farming tools from beams, representing an older phonetic variant that was gradually replaced by modern 'agățare'.
• Filing — The act of amilduing and its result; the mechanical or manual process of smoothing, filing, or partially grinding a textile, wooden, or metallic piece. It represents a preliminary technological stage where coarse irregularities are removed before fine polishing or aesthetic finishing of the product.
• Rough-filed — Having undergone the process of amilduire; a material, object, or surface that has been roughly smoothed, filed, or ground down with coarse tools to remove prominent irregularities. Contextually, it applies to wood, metal, or stone elements in a preliminary stage of finishing.
• Concealment — The act of amistui and its result; the intentional or manual process of concealing, hiding, sheltering, or structurally hushing up a deed, object, or secret within the community.
• Peaceful — Quiet, peaceful, gentle, or settled, sometimes used in old literary contexts to describe a serene state of mind or a calm manifestation of nature. Specifically, the term may also appear as a rare derived form or lexical variant related to a feeling of relief or structural reconciliation of the human spirit.