#archaic names

• Antohie — A rare and archaic onomastic form of the surname Antohe, which preserves a conservative phonetic structure close to old Philocalic or Greek adaptations (such as 'Antohios' or its ecclesiastical derivatives). This name functions as a patronymic indicating a kinship bond with a common ancestor, being a precious lexical relic within the Romanian anthroponymic landscape, encountered isolated in old property deeds and historical charters.
• Arsinca — An archaic and rare feminine given name or regional hypocoristic derived from the masculine names Arsenie or Arsen. Historically used within Eastern European or Balkan rural communities, this name carries the same Greek etymological weight related to firmness, strength, and vigor, preserved today only in archival documents or as a minor toponym.