#structural style
- Female raconteur — The feminine gender form of 'anecdotist'; a female author, collector, or teller of anecdotes, satirical jokes, or short stories with a punchline. In literary criticism, it describes a female writer whose works are structurally marked by a fragmented style focused on social sketches.
- Anemic — The feminine gender form of 'anemic'; a female individual suffering from a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. As an adjective, it describes a weakened anatomical structure, a frail plant, or an artistic work created in a manner lacking intensity, dynamism, or creative vigor.
- Antiquarian — Belonging to antiquarians or antiquarian bookshops, relating to antiquarians or the trade of old objects and books; specific to the style, atmosphere, or practices of an antiquarian shop. Sometimes, the term can describe a nostalgic, erudite, or slightly old-fashioned air, characteristic of places where remnants of the cultural past are gathered.
- Ardeleană — The feminine form of 'ardelean'; pertaining to Ardeal (Transylvania) or its inhabitants, relating to this historical region. In a musical and choreographic context, it denotes a rhythmic folk melody or a traditional Romanian couples' dance specific to the Transylvanian area, structurally characterized by elegant, swaying movements and cadenced rhythmic stomping.