#Auger
- Addition — An archaic, regional, or popular noun form used in the past in place of the modern standard term 'adăugare' (addition). It represents the act of putting something next to an existing element or the result of this process, found in historical manuscripts, church registries, or administrative deeds from past centuries.
- Auger — A proper noun of French origin, famous in science due to physicist Pierre Victor Auger (1899-1993), discoverer of the Auger effect (radiationless electron emission). In engineering and technical terms derived from English, it also designates a large drill, boring tool, or screw conveyor used for drilling holes or moving granular materials.