#historic spelling

• Scion — An archaic graphical or phonetic variant for the noun 'altoi'; designates the noble vegetative piece (shoot or bud) used in grafting operations, found under this form in 19th-century dictionaries or old agricultural charters.
• Grafting tool — A rare archaic and regional form for the adjective or noun 'altuitor' (altoitor), ending with the extended suffix '-oriu', typical of 19th-century spelling and linguistic norms; refers to tools used for grafting or to the person executing the work.
• Hazel-colored — A rare archaic and regional form for the adjective 'alunăriu' (or 'alunări'); describes a light brown, yellowish-brown color, similar to the shade of a ripe hazelnut shell, or refers to a place abundant in hazel bushes.