Lexicon of Historical Romanian Dialectology, Archaic Media Technicalities, and Linguistic Shifts

• Audiovisual — A rare, obsolete form or linguistic variant for the adjective 'audiovizual'; relating simultaneously to hearing and sight. During the early stages of multimedia concepts entering the Romanian language (mid-20th century), this term was occasionally used under the influence of foreign etymological models before being replaced.
• Aviator — An archaic, literary, or regional term used extremely rarely to designate a pilot, an aviator, or a person who conducts and operates an airplane or a motorized flight vehicle. This word, temporarily integrated into early aeronautical terminology through assimilation from other Romance languages, has been almost entirely replaced in current vocabulary by the stabilized neologism 'aviator' or the functional term 'pilot'.
• Notice — An archaic, regional, or literary term used very rarely to designate a notice, notification, official news, or a warning transmitted to a community or a person; the state of being informed or notified about an imminent event. In certain transitional dialects, the word functioned as an abstract variant of the noun 'aviz', preserving its usage only in historical texts.
• Notifier — An archaic or literary term used extremely rarely to designate a person who issues an official opinion, warning, notification, or notice; an official or expert in charge in the past with monitoring, controlling, and reporting the compliance of administrative or legal procedures.