#armasi
- To serve as an official — A regional and archaic term used in certain rural areas to describe the action of serving as an armas or his assistant, exercising administrative functions of guarding, law enforcement, or executing punishments. In a figurative sense or localized within the speech of horse breeders, the word can also refer to displaying the vigor or behavior specific to a young stallion.
- Office of the armas — The office, dignity, rank, or status of an armas in the medieval administrative and political organization of the Romanian Principalities. The term designates both the period of exercising this judicial and military enforcement role, as well as the office, jurisdiction, or institution under the command of the grand armas, responsible for guarding prisons, supervising executions, and controlling the artillery.
- Provost tenure — The act of holding or exercising the office of an armaș; the period of time during which a person occupied this medieval court position in the Romanian Principalities; (by extension) the administrative activity of enforcing sentences or organizing the guard of the princely court according to the duties of this official.
- Provost duty — The fact of exercising the court office of an armaș; (as a participle) a person who was appointed or invested with the office of an armaș or an action carried out according to a provost's orders.