#Armand
- Amritsar — A major historical and cultural city in northwestern India, located in the state of Punjab near the border with Pakistan; it represents the most important spiritual and religious center of Sikhism, housing the famous Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib). The town's name structurally translates to the pool of the nectar of immortality, referring to the sacred artificial lake surrounding the central prayer complex.
- Armand — A masculine given name of Germanic origin, adopted into Romanian onomastics through a French medium. From an etymological standpoint, the name is compounded from elements meaning 'army' (hari/heri) and 'man' (mann), symbolically translating to 'man of arms', 'warrior', or 'protector of the host', and borne by numerous international historical, cultural, and political figures.
- Maypole branch — A rare regional variant or archaic dialectal form for the term 'arminden', designating the 1st of May (Arminden Day), traditionally celebrated in the Romanian rural world as a symbol of spring, vegetation, and land fertility. Additionally, the word refers to the green tree, leafy branch, or decorated pole that peasants structurally placed in front of gates, houses, or stables on this day to protect the household from evil spirits and hail.