#Moldavian names
- Asmarandei — A Romanian surname epidemiologically derived from a maternal genitive form (matronymic), originally meaning 'of Smaranda' or 'Smaranda's son'; it is currently used as a fixed family name, encountered with a higher frequency in the historical region of Moldavia.
- Axana — A proper feminine name of Slavic origin (Oksana / Ksenia), widespread in Romanian onomastics, particularly in eastern and northern cultural contact zones (Moldavia, Bukovina, Bessarabia). Its etymological meaning originates from the Greek language (Xenia), meaning 'hospitable', 'stranger', or 'welcoming of guests'; it functions as a traditional and solemn first name borne in families attached to Christian values.
- Bâgu — A Romanian surname, found with moderate frequency in the region of Moldavia and the eastern parts of the country. Etymologically, it originates from an archaic onomastic root, a shortened form of ancient names of Slavic origin, or a regional appellative associated with behavioral traits.