#armure

• Hindquarter — An archaic and regional variant (found in Oltenia) of the noun 'arm'. It refers to the thigh, hip, or upper section of the hind leg of an animal, situated between the rump and the gaskin. Historically linked to local veterinary practices and related conditions.
• Armour variant — An archaic, regional, or unadapted etymological variant of the noun 'armură' (suit of armor). Alternatively, in the modern textile industry (as a technical loanword from French), it describes a specific weave pattern or structural interlacing of warp and weft threads.
• Armoury — An unadapted etymological form, gallicism, or literary variant of 'armurărie'; a shop, workshop, or storehouse for weapons and defensive military gear. While the standardized Romanian form uses 'ă', this variant with 'e' occurs in 19th-century historical texts and commercial names.