#argelusa
- Anchusa — A genus of herbaceous plants in the family Boraginaceae, commonly known as bugloss or alkanet. It includes numerous annual, biennial, or perennial species native to Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa, notable for the stiff hairs covering their stems and leaves, and flowers grouped in scorpioid cymes, featuring an intense azure-blue, purple, or white color.
- Tiny pit-house — An affectionate, popular, or regional diminutive for 'argea' or 'argelă'; a tiny pit-house, a low-scale semi-subterranean shelter, or a small underground room used for storing foodstuffs or as an infantile play space in rural environments. In a structural-ethnographic sense, the term reflects the tendency of vernacular dialects to apply hypocoristic suffixes to describe miniature constructions or intimate household outbuildings.