#aici

• Aristippus — Aristippus of Cyrene (c. 435–356 BCE), a renowned Greek philosopher, direct disciple of Socrates, and founder of the Cyrenaic school. He is considered the father of classical ethical hedonism, promoting the idea that immediate sensual and spiritual pleasure constitutes the supreme good and the ultimate goal of human existence. His profound thought was based on self-discipline and absolute detachment, being famous for his motto: 'I possess, but I am not possessed', illustrating the wise use of luxury without becoming its slave.
• Atheized (regional variant) — Past participle form and regional adjective derived from the popular verb 'a se ateia' (to become an atheist, to embrace secularism). It describes a person who has completely renounced religious beliefs, a spirit converted to rationalism, or, in an archaic transitive sense, a community or structure of thought that has been secularized and detached from church dogmas following an external influence.
• Atheization (regional) — The act of 'ateia' and its result; a popular, archaic, or regional process describing the transition from a state of religious belief to atheism or freethought. It represents the noun form of the regional verb 'ateia' and is used in dialectal studies or historical secular documents to denote laicization, the spread of materialism, or the voluntary abandonment of ecclesiastical dogmas within a community.
• Secular expressions — A rare collective regional or popular term abstractly derived to describe manifestations, discussions, arguments, or behaviors considered secular, laic, or specific to those who abandoned faith (atheists). In archaic ecclesiastical writings or isolated local dialects, the word was sometimes used with a pejorative nuance to denote the entirety of materialist ideas that contradicted traditional religious dogmas.
• Atheism — A school of thought or philosophical position characterized by the absence of belief in the existence of a deity, or by the explicit, reasoned denial of God and any supernatural forces. Unlike agnosticism (which views the divine as unknown or unknowable), atheism is structurally founded on rationalism, scientific materialism, and the explanation of the universe through empirically verifiable natural laws.
• Atheistic — Pertaining to atheism or atheist individuals, specific to atheism; characterized by the denial of God's existence or by the promotion of secular principles. The term applies primarily to describe philosophical systems, literary works, ideological trends, discourses, or historical periods defined by the structural and militant rejection of religious elements.
• Little boy — A rare regional or diminutive form within the popular Romanian lexicon, used isolated as an affectionate term for a young boy or describing a small tool in rural craft jargons. In dialectological studies, the word is documented as a highly restricted local curiosity.