#asmuti

• Incitement — The act of egging on and its result; inciting, instigating, or setting dogs or other animals against each other or against a person. In a figurative, archaic, or literary sense, the term describes the structural process of forced comparison, direct confrontation, or incitement to hatred and strife between two rival groups or sides.
• Incited — Having been incited, instigated, or set upon someone; a fierce animal sent to attack a specific target. In old literary contexts, it describes a person or a crowd that has been structurally manipulated and pushed through repeated provocations into rebellion, hatred, or direct physical confrontation.
• To set on — A regional or popular variant of the verb 'asmuți'; meaning to urge a dog by a specific shout to attack or chase someone or something. It is also used in local dialects to express the act of stirring up tempers, provoking a quarrel, or violently bringing two people together to make them fight.
• Incitement — The act of inciting or setting animals (especially dogs) to attack, or, by extension, the intentional instigation of a conflict between people through hostile encouragement or manipulation; a structural act of inciting violence or intolerance within a social group.
• Inciter — A person who incites, instigates, provokes, or sets animals on to attack or chase someone; in a figurative sense, it refers to an instigator, a person who plots in the shadows and incites individuals or groups against one another, triggering conflicts, intrigues, disputes, or riots within a community.
• Incitement — The act of inciting or its result; a cry, urge, gesture, or acoustic signal by which an animal is provoked to attack; in a figurative sense, it represents a direct instigation, a plot, or a verbal provocation meant to start a fight, a scandal, or an open conflict between people.
• To set on — To urge, stir up, or incite an animal (especially a dog) to attack, chase, or catch someone or something; in a figurative sense, it means to instigate, provoke, or egg on a person or a group of people against someone else, causing a conflict, a dispute, or an aggressive reaction.
• Hounding — The disorderly act of inciting or its result; collective instigation, violent stirring up of tempers, or noisy hounding of animals to attack. In an urban or rural social context, it describes an artificially provoked state of agitation, a brawl, or a public hassle where people are set against each other through gossip, shouting, or plotting.
• Incitement — The act of egging on or inciting and its result; instigation, provocation, or a directed urge (especially applied to a dog or a guard animal) to attack, chase, or catch someone. Figuratively, it represents the act of stirring up, inciting, or setting a person or a group against another, generating a conflict, a dispute, or a state of social tension.
• To set on — To urge a dog or another guard animal (through shouts, gestures, or specific commands) to attack, chase, or catch someone or something; figuratively, it means to incite, instigate, stir up, or fiercely set a person or a collective against another, provoking hatred, resentment, conflicts, or heated disputes.
• Setting on — The act of egging on, urging, or setting a predatory or guard animal (especially dogs) to attack a target; by extension, the action of inciting or instigating individuals or social groups to hatred, strife, or violent actions against one another through manipulative speeches or intentional provocations.
• Incited — Having been urged, egged on, or sent to attack through a verbal command or specific signal (about animals); (figuratively) a person who has been instigated, manipulated, or stirred up to act with hostility and aggressiveness against a fellow human or a group.
• Inciter — A person who incites, instigates, or provokes; an individual who urges guard or hunting animals to attack, or who, in a figurative sense, stirs up spirits and incites quarrels, discord, or revolt within a group. As an adjective, it describes an instigating behavior, gesture, or cry meant to trigger an immediate aggressive reaction.
• Incitement — A variant form for asmuțătură; the act of inciting or its result. It represents a cry, a signal, or a verbal urge by which an animal is set to attack or, in a figurative sense, an instigation, a quick provocation meant to ignite a dispute or disagreement.
• To incite — A regional phonetic variant of the verb a ațâța or a asmuți (to set a dog to attack); the act of stimulating an animal's aggressiveness or, figuratively, inciting tempers or provoking a quarrel.
• Incitement — The act of inciting or setting an animal to attack and its result; a regional phonetic variant of asmuțire or ațâțare, representing the urging of a dog or other guard animal to attack an intruder, prey, or wild animal; figuratively, the instigation or provocation of a conflict between persons.
• Incited — Having undergone the process of azmuțare; an animal (especially a dog) urged, incited, or set to attack or pursue someone; figuratively, a person instigated or driven by animosity against someone as a result of intrigues.
• Instigator — A person who incites, instigates, or sets an animal to attack; figuratively, a person who provokes intrigues, misunderstandings, or rebellions within a group or a rural community.
• Act of incitement — The result of the act of inciting; a violent urging, an instigation, or an attack triggered by setting dogs upon someone; figuratively, an intrigue or a malicious provocation done with the purpose of turning someone against another.
• To incite — A regional phonetic variant of the verb a asmuți; the act of urging, inciting, or setting a dog or another guard animal to attack an intruder, prey, or wild beast; figuratively, to incite or instigate a person against another through intrigues and gossip.