#Vaslui

• Arsura — The official name of several rural localities and watercourses in Romania, including the commune and village of Arsura in Vaslui County, as well as homonymous villages in counties like Vâlcea or Galați. Etymologically, the structural name originates from the historical practices of clearing forest land through burning to create agricultural spaces, referred to as village hearths, preserved as such in administrative documents.
• Averești — The name of several rural localities in Romania, the most famous of which is the Averești village in Vaslui County, renowned nationally and internationally for its historic vineyards and high-quality wine production, particularly the Zghihară de Averești and Busuioacă de Bohotin varieties. Onomastically, the toponym is formed on Romanian soil through collective derivation, originally indicating the estate or settlement owned by the descendants of a village elder named Averu or Avram.
• Băcani — The name of a commune in Romania, located in Vaslui County, as well as its administrative center village. Geographically, the locality is positioned within the Tutova Hills area, along the upper course of the Tutova River, representing a traditional rural settlement whose economy relies predominantly on agriculture, viticulture, and livestock farming.
• Băcești (locality) — The name of several rural localities across Romania (located in counties such as Vaslui or Argeș), historically formed by pluralizing the name of a founding family or estate owner named Băcescu or Băcea. It denotes a stable community settlement with old administrative roots.