#regional language

• Alsatian (feminine) — The feminine form of alsacian; pertaining to Alsace or its inhabitants, or specific to this region in northeastern France. As a feminine noun, it can designate a native woman from Alsace, the Alsatian language or dialect (viewed as a linguistic unit), or varieties of culinary products specific to the area (such as Alsatian tart).
• Applies historical variant — An archaic or regional Transylvanian verbal form corresponding to the third-person singular of the present indicative mood for the verb 'apli' (to apply); it represents the current act by which a local administrative authority or court enforces a rule, regulation, or affixes a seal onto an official document.
• Then — An archaic and regional form of the adverb of time 'atunci'; it indicates a specific moment in the past or future, correlated with another event or temporal context. In the structure of old literary texts or historical chronicles, this syntactic element establishes the chronological succession of events, often serving as a link with a conclusive value.