#structural vocabulary

• Join — To place or set an object or a person near something else, in immediate proximity; to add, annex, or attach an additional element to an assembly or a base document. In its reflexive form (a se alătura), it represents the voluntary act of joining, associating, entering a group or organization, or adhering to a common cause, opinion, or collective action.
• Fined (archaic) — Having been fined or penalized with a monetary sum under an old-style administrative or legal system. In the context of historical chancery documents, it describes the status of an individual or guild legally obligated to pay a financial penalty to the princely treasury for violating a regulation.
• Itemized — Having been described, itemized, or analyzed with meticulous attention to every micro-detail, without omitting secondary elements; detailed, thorough, minute. Less commonly, it defines solid matter that has been crushed or fragmented into small pieces.
• Measured (archaic) — Having been measured, dimensioned, or surveyed regarding length, area, or volume using traditional units or land-surveying instruments in old boundary records. In a historical legal sense, it describes the status of a land or property whose extent was officially established and recorded.
• Mind / Heed — The faculty of thinking, perceiving, or remembering; mind, memory, attention, care. The term is used exclusively in established verbal or adverbial structures and phrases (such as 'to remember', 'to take heed', 'to pay attention'), playing a fundamental role in expressing cognitive processes, recollection, or vigilance.