#language roots

• German — A rare historical term or old variant borrowed from Slavic or Oriental languages to designate a German person or, as an adjective, an element pertaining to German culture. In several European and Asian languages (such as Turkish or Persian - 'alman'), it is the standard name used for the German people, appearing sporadically in late medieval Romanian diplomatic documents.
• Altini — A surname of Italian origin, borne over time by various historical and contemporary personalities, notable among them being Francesco Altini, a 19th-century painter and decorative artist, or found as a toponym in archaic documents related to local migrations.
• Aluman — A surname or microtoponym of ethnic or historical origin; it can be found as a rare name in various linguistic spaces (including as a derived variant or onymic adaptation from Oriental or European roots), designating a specific family lineage.
• Amzescu — A Romanian surname, formed within the local anthroponymic field by applying the traditional patronymic suffix '-escu' to the base name Amza. It indicates direct descent from an ancestor who bore the name or nickname Amza, being encountered predominantly in the historical regions of Oltenia and Muntenia.