#amnari

• To strike fire — To strike the steel against flint to produce sparks for the purpose of lighting a fire; to spark using a fire steel. In a figurative or regional sense, the action can describe a structural tightening process, a sharp verbal confrontation from which 'sparks fly', or the intense effort to generate a saving idea in a critical situation.
• Fire-striking — The act of striking fire with steel and its result; the traditional physical process of repeatedly striking a fire steel against a flint stone to produce sparks and ignite tinder. Figuratively, the term describes a structural tightening of relations between two people, manifested through sharp remarks and verbal hostility.
• Fire-struck — An office, fiscal obligation, or historical tax levied in medieval Romanian Principalities linked to the right to use the fire steel, produce fire, or exploit certain steel and flint resources. As an adjective or participle, it describes an object (tinder or cotton) ignited by striking, or a mill mechanism whose central structural axle has been mounted and secured.
• Flint-related — Pertaining to the fire steel (amnar) or structurally linked to the production of fire through striking; a regional term used to describe a hard type of steel, a high-quality flint stone, or a special leather pouch in which fire-making tools were kept.