#ambriboi
- Sweet sultan (botany) — (Botany, regional) A species of herbaceous plant from the genus Centaurea (Centaurea suaveolens), native to the Orient, cultivated in gardens for its highly fragrant golden-yellow flowers with a sweet, amber-like scent; (archaic, adj.) dark red or somber colored (with reference to fine silk fabrics).
- Wild forest herb — An archaic and regional variant used in Romanian popular phytonymy to designate a herbaceous plant from the Asteraceae family, scientifically known as Carpesium cernuum, or related species of wild medicinal forest herbs. The term carries a traditional rural lexical footprint and is utilized in ethnobotany to describe plants with broad leaves and yellowish-green flowers, formerly used in empirical remedies.
- Ambriboiu (surname) — An archaic spelling variant or old articulated form of the regional phytonymic term, preserved today as a rare surname encountered in specific regions of Romania or as a minor toponym. Linguistically, it reflects the final '-u' orthography specific to documents of past centuries and underlines the close link between nature-based nicknames and the establishment of modern rural family names.