#classic dictionary

• Expeller — An archaic and regional form of the adjective or noun 'alungător'; having the property, function, or role of driving away, expelling, repelling, or stretching an element in space. In old ecclesiastical or legal documents, the term described a person who expelled wrongdoers or a spiritual factor considered capable of driving away evil spirits.
• Small hazelnut — A diminutive form, often regional or affective, for the noun 'alună' or a popular variant for 'aluniță'; a small, young hazelnut, or one coming from a wild species of bush. In poetic language or folk tales, the term is used to describe the tiny fruits of the forest gathered by creatures or children.
• Narrow cloth strip — A regional form or rare lexical archaism found in Romanian subdialects, used to describe a narrow strip of cloth, a simple textile ribbon, an element of folk ornament, or a small traditional clothing decoration; a feminine variant closely linked to the term 'alvăluc'.