#old spelling
- Female instigator — Old orthographic variant for the word 'ațâțătoare' or 'ațițătoare'. As an adjective, it describes a woman, attitude, word, or piece of writing that instigates, causes quarrels, or stirs violent passions. As a noun, it refers to an female intriguer or, mechanically, a tool or substance used to stoke combustion in a hearth.
- Momentum — Archaic spelling or according to orthographic norms prior to 1993 for the noun 'avânt'; a rapid, vigorous, and impetuous movement through which a body increases its speed or gathers momentum to perform a jump or structural displacement; (metaphorically) a state of powerful enthusiasm, passion, creative drive, spiritual energy, or intense progress manifested in a field of activity.
- Surge — Archaic spelling or according to orthographic norms prior to 1993 for the verb 'avânta'; to move rapidly, forcefully, and impetuously forward or upward, gathering momentum; (reflexive) to launch oneself with enthusiasm, passion, and courage into a complex action, a fight, a discussion, or a large-scale project.