#traditional name

• Xenia — A regional and archaic onomastic variant of the feminine proper name 'Xenia' or 'Axenia', of Greek origin (derived from 'Xenia', meaning hospitality, warm welcome, or foreigner). In the Romanian cultural space, it is primarily found in traditional rural communities or old church documents, designating a female person and retaining a strong historical and spiritual connotation.
• Antita — A Romanian feminine given name, currently used rarely or as a hypocoristic (pet name), representing a derived form or a popular diminutive variant of the names Antoaneta, Antonia, or Anastasia. This name retains a traditional resonance, being encountered mainly in rural environments or in historical civil registry documents from past centuries.
• Antoana — A rare Romanian feminine given name, used as an archaic, regional, or popularly simplified variant of the names Antonia or Antoaneta. Having deep etymological origins in the Latin gentile name Antonius, this name is encountered today mainly in historical civil registry documents or traditional communities, preserving a classic and discreet onomastic resonance.