#structural variations
- Angell — A surname of English or Scandinavian origin, rarely encountered in current Romanian onomastics due to international borrowings or genealogical links. Its etymology is closely linked to the Latin word 'angelus' (angel) or represents an archaic variant of the name 'Angel', carrying the meaning of messenger, divine envoy, or a person with a gentle character. In world history, the name is linked to prominent figures in psychology or diplomacy.
- Anthracs — The plural form of the neuter noun antrac, representing multiple batches, assortments, or samples of aromatic derivatives extracted from coal; also, in older technical works, it can be encountered as a graphical variant or defective plural for dense oily mixtures used in the industrial synthesis of dyes.
- Applauses — A graphical form or morphological variant for the plural of the neuter noun 'aplaos' or the feminine noun 'aplaudare', contextually used to denote hand clappings meant to express approval, admiration, or support. While current academic norms recommend the form 'aplauze', this structural variant appears in old literary texts or within certain dialectal areas of the Romanian linguistic domain.