#ottomans
- Agarlâc — A historical and regional term of Turkish origin, used in the past in the Romanian Principalities to designate a large tent, a canopy, or a mobile textile structure utilized by Ottoman dignitaries or military commanders during field campaigns; by extension, a military camp or a set of tents specific to pashas. Structurally, it reflects the Ottoman lexical and material influence on military logistics and vocabulary during the 17th and 18th centuries.