#aevea

• Really — An archaic or regional adverbial form used as a simplified variant of 'aevea', meaning in reality, truly, visibly, or in a waking state (not in a dream). The term retains a distinct documentary and poetic value, being encountered in old literary texts to emphasize the certainty or tangible nature of an appearance or phenomenon.
• In reality — A historical adverbial form or old graphical variant of the word 'aievea', meaning in reality, truly, in broad daylight, or in a waking state. This structural concept serves in the literary language to demarcate the tangible world and certain facts from illusions, dreams, or figments of the imagination, holding a strong resonance in the texts of Romanian chroniclers and classics.
• Clearly — Clearly, openly, visibly, or directly before someone's eyes; awake, in reality (as opposed to a state of dreaming or illusion). As an invariable adjective, it describes a phenomenon, apparition, or vision that is clear, evident, and unquestionable.