Encyclopedia of Romanian Dialectal Anthroponyms and Diminutives
- Aftonelu — An extremely rare hypocoristic or diminutive form of the masculine given name Aftenie, Aften, or Aftim, used in the past within rural communities in the Romanian area. This name reflects the tendency of local dialects to create affective variants by appending the complex diminutive suffix '-elu', occasionally preserved as a nickname or patronymic in archival documents.
- Agafița — A traditional hypocoristic or diminutive form of the feminine given name Agafia, frequently used in the past within rural communities in the Romanian space. This name reflects the tendency of local dialects to create affective variants by appending the diminutive suffix '-ița', sometimes preserved as a fixed surname.
- Agaftin — A rare Romanian surname or archaic masculine given name, etymologically derived through local phonetic or patronymic modifications from the root of the base name Agafia or Agaftia. This name reflects the inflectional dynamics of popular dialects in the east of the country, where parallel masculine forms were generated from feminine ecclesiastical onomastics.