#genealogical root
- Alimanescu — A Romanian surname of historical and regional resonance, structurally derived through suffixation from the toponym Aliman or the old first name Aliman, indicating the genealogical affiliation or geographical origin of the bearer from a specific community. This patronymic is predominantly widespread in the southern and eastern regions of Romania, being borne by prominent personalities in cultural, legal, or administrative fields.
- Alimpescu — A traditional Romanian surname, structurally derived through suffixation from the archaic first name Alimpe (a popular variant of the Byzantine name Olimpie / Olimpiu or related to Alipie). This patronymic is predominantly widespread in the historical regions of Oltenia and Transylvania, indicating genealogical affiliation to the descendants of an ancestor bearing this given name.
- Antohilă — A rare Romanian surname, historically used as an augmentative or hypocoristic derivative, formed from the onomastic root Antoh by appending the productive popular suffix '-ilă'. This type of structural derivation is specific to traditional anthroponymy in the Eastern Carpathian region, where given names or family nicknames received this characteristic ending to denote lineage, a distinctive physical trait, or broad community recognition.