#dialect entries

• Barker — A regional phonetic variant or popular derivative for 'lătrător' (barker); an animal (especially a dog) that barks often, noisily, or without a sound reason. In a figurative, ironic, and pejorative sense, the term denotes a talkative, argumentative person who criticizes vehemently or makes noisy accusations without real arguments.
• Albeg — A rare historical name or archaic toponymic variant attested in medieval Transylvanian documents, likely used to refer to an old rural settlement, an estate, or a small watercourse whose root is linked to the native color base 'alb' (white) or to contact linguistic influences. Capitalized, the word is of purely documentary and paleographical interest.