#administrare

• Administration — The act of administering and its result; the management, direction, organization, and supervision of the activities of a legal entity or assets. In medicine, it represents the act of introducing a medicinal substance into the organism, and in computing, the set of maintenance and system configuration operations.
• Petty leaseholder — A diminutive, often ironic or pejorative form of the noun 'arendaș'; a small-scale leaseholder, lower-ranking estate administrator, or petty agricultural middleman managing reduced land areas. In period literature and Romanian social folklore of the 19th and 20th centuries, the term typically describes a rural character marked by speculative diligence, minor greed, and exaggerated zeal in collecting dues from peasants on behalf of grand landowners.
• Female leaseholder — A woman who holds or manages an estate under a lease agreement; the wife of a leaseholder (arendaș). In past rural social structures, she represented an authoritative figure actively involved in large household management, supervising agricultural works performed by peasants, and keeping barn stock records, occasionally depicted in historical prose for her firm or severe character.
• Archivist — A person specialized in managing, organizing, and preserving documents within an archive; a specialist responsible for indexing, historically or administratively arranging, and protecting the documentary heritage of an institution, while ensuring regulated access to information.
• Archivist — An archaic and rare form of the term archivist; a specialized person in charge of organizing, classifying, cataloging, preserving, and managing documents within a public or private archive. In a historical context, the title designated a trusted official responsible for safeguarding official state acts, princely charters, and administrative registers of major importance.
• Archivist — A woman specialized in archival science, responsible for managing, structuring, appraising, preserving, and restoring documents of historical, legal, or administrative value. She applies strict scientific methodologies for organizing archival funds, digitizing legacy records, and facilitating regulated access to information of public or private interest.
• Arteriotherapy — A specialized therapeutic approach consisting of the direct administration of medications (vasodilators, thrombolytics, or chemotherapy agents) via the intra-arterial route or the structural treatment of diseases located within the arterial system. This clinical method ensures a maximum concentration of the active substance directly in the target organ or tissue, while reducing systemic side effects.
• Self-administration — The act of self-administering or its result; autonomous management of one's own affairs, resources, or structures by an institution or community, independent of a higher authority; also, the act of introducing a drug or therapeutic substance into one's own organism.
• Self-governance — A form of autonomous organization or leadership within which a community, public institution, or association manages its affairs, logistical resources, and finances independently, through governing bodies elected from among its own members; a rare synonymous variant for the term 'autoadministrare' or 'self-governance'.
• To be self-sufficient — To manage, organize, and provide through one's own efforts all the resources, goods, and activities necessary for the livelihood, operation, or proper conduct of a household, community, or institution, without relying on external assistance, services, or subsidies.