#declension

• Ablative — An inflectional case of the noun, pronoun, or adjective in Indo-European languages (such as Latin or Sanskrit), which primarily expresses the starting point, separation, removal, cause, or instrument of an action. As an adjective, the term refers to the structures, endings, or functions specific to this grammatical case.
• Antigypsyist — The feminine form of the adjective or noun antițigănist; relating to the assembly of manifestations, archaic laws, mentalities, or actions based on ethnic intolerance (e.g., antigypsyist propaganda, antigypsyist mentality) or a female who discriminates against people of Romani origin.
• Antitrinitarian — The feminine form of the term antitrinitar; it characterizes a doctrine, a church, a religious movement, or a community that rejects the dogma of the Holy Trinity. It also designates a female adherent to Unitarian or Arian theological principles, advocating for the absolute oneness of the deity and denying the co-essentiality of Jesus Christ with God the Father.
• Anti-unionist — The feminine form of the term antiunionist; it characterizes a movement, a faction, a gazette, or a political stance opposing state or labor union fusion and integration (e.g., the anti-unionist camp in Moldavia in 1859). As a noun, it designates a female who actively or theoretically campaigns against a political, territorial, or economic union.
• Anti-vaxxer — The feminine form of the term antivaccinist; a female who opposes vaccination, rejecting the administration of sera for ideological, religious, or political reasons. As an adjective, it characterizes a movement, a campaign, a rhetoric, or a social stance directed against mass immunization and public health policies promoted by the scientific community.