acljem

• cljem
• acljemu, cljemu — alternative spellings

Inherited from Latin clāmō, whence also Romanian chema, chem. The initial a- is a common Aromanian innovation and likely not etymological in this case, hence not derived from the related Latin acclamō.

acljem (third-person singular acljamã, simple perfect acljimai, imperfect acljimam, participle acljimatã, infinitive acljimare)

1. to call
2. to invite

   Synonyms: cãlisescu, grescu, cupãsescu, dhixescu, ursescu

3. to name (give a name)
4. to mean, signify (have a specific meaning)

• Dasoulas (2013), page 77ab: “cĺému”
• Cunia (2010), page 10b: “acljem”
• Vrabie (2000), page 181: “call”, page 408: “invite”, page 478: “name” → “(a)cľém”
• DIARO (1997), page 236: “chema” → “acľemu”
• Papahagi (1974), page 103: “acľém”
• Nikolaidis (1909), page 222: “κλι̯έμου”
• Dalametra (1906), page 66b: “clĭimàri”
• Mihăileanu (1901), page 122a: “cłemŭ”
• Weigand Aromunen, page 310a: “kľem”