#Maramures county

• Ardusat — A proper geographical name designating a commune and its residential village in Maramureș County, Romania, situated on the right bank of the Someș River. Structurally and historically, the locality is famous nationwide for its cultural choral movement (the famous Ardusat Choir established in the 19th century) and for its old noble estates.
• Ardusătean — A native inhabitant or person originating from the locality of Ardusat, located in Maramureș County, Romania. As a regional adjective, it describes cultural elements, local dialects, folk costume variants, or household products specific to this Transylvanian community, historically and folkorically renowned for its deeply structurally rooted musical and choral traditions.
• Asuaju — The name of a region and commune located in Maramureș County, Romania, administratively divided into two distinct localities: Asuaju de Sus (the commune seat) and Asuaju de Jos. Situated in the historical zone of Codru, in the southwestern part of the county, the locality is regionally recognized for preserving Codru folklore traditions, organizing the centuries-old 'Târgul Cepelor' (Onion Fair), and the historical craft of woodworking.
• Asuaju de Sus — A rural locality serving as a commune seat located in Maramureș County, Crișana-Maramureș, Romania, situated in the historical and ethnographic zone of Codru, in the southwestern part of the county. The village constitutes the administrative center of the Asuaju commune and is regionally recognized for hosting the centuries-old inter-county festival 'Târgul Cepelor', preserving Codru folk costumes, and traditional woodworking crafts.