#structural wood

• Alder grove — A small-scale forest formation, grove, or woodland composed predominantly of alder trees (Alnus), structurally located along watercourses, on alluvial soils, marshes, or in areas with permanent excess moisture; the term functions as a collective or regional synonym for an alder grove.
• Alder — Pertaining to the alder tree (Alnus), relating to alders, or made from its wood; aninesc. The term describes the structural quality, texture, or ecological and forestry elements closely associated with the alder groves that colonize damp river floodplains.
• Alder grove — A young forest, compact grove, plantation, or thicket composed exclusively or predominantly of alder trees (Alnus); the term represents a collective noun synonymous with ariniș, aniniș, or aninet, indicating a hydrophilic plant association with a structural role in bank stabilization.
• Cupboard variant — An archaic regional variant or old etymological form used in certain areas (especially in Transylvania) for the word 'dulap' (wardrobe / cupboard); a piece of furniture equipped with doors and shelves, utilized for storing clothes, books, dishes, or important documents. This structural term derives directly from the Latin root and is frequently found in old estate inventories or Transylvanian church texts.