Nr Term Origin Meaning Translation

1 Anthropology Greek or the study of human societies and cultures and their antropologie
Latin development.
2 Archeology Greek/ the study of human history and prehistory through arheologie
Modern the excavation of sites and the analysis of artefacts
Latin and other physical remains.
3 Archive Greek/Lati a collection of historical documents or records arhiva
n/ Fench providing information about a place, institution, or
group of people.
4 Antiquarian Latin/ a person who studies or collects antiques or anticar
English antiquities.

6 Artifact Latin an object made by a human being, typically one of artefact

cultural or historical interest.
7 Bibliography Greek/Mo a list of the books of a specific author or publisher, bibliografie
dern Latin/ or on a specific subject.
Fench
8 Century Latin a period of one hundred years. secol
9 Calendar Latin/ Old a chart or series of pages showing the days, weeks, calendar
French/Eng and months of a particular year, or giving particular
lish seasonal information.
10 Chronology Greek/ the arrangement of events or dates in the order of Cronologie
Modern their occurrence.
Latin/
English
11 Culture Latin/Medi the arts and other manifestations of human cultură
eval intellectual achievement regarded collectively.
Latin/Frenc
h/
English
12 Era Late Latin a long and distinct period of history. era
13 Encyclopedia Modern a book or set of books giving information on many enciclopedie
Latin subjects or on many aspects of one subject and
typically arranged alphabetically.
14 Genetics Greek the study of heredity and the variation of inherited genetica
characteristics.
15 History Greek/ the study of past events, particularly in human istorie
Latin affairs
16 Historian Latin/Old an expert in or student of history, especially that of istoric
French/Eng a particular period, geographical region, or social
lish phenomenon.
17 Historiography Green/ the study of the writing of history and of written istoriografie
Medieval histories.
Latin
18 Linguistics Greek/ the scientific study of language and its structure, lingvistică
Latin including the study of grammar, syntax, and
phonetics. Specific branches of linguistics include
sociolinguistics, dialectology, psycholinguistics,
computational linguistics, comparative linguistics,
and structural linguistics.
19 Manuscript Medieval a book, document, or piece of music written by manuscris
Latin hand rather than typed or printed.
20 Mythology Greek/Mo a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a mitologie
dern Latin/ particular religious or cultural tradition.
Fench/Engl
ish
21 Numismatics English the study or collection of coins, banknotes, and numismatică
medals.
22 Paleography Latin the study of ancient writing systems and the paleografie
deciphering and dating of historical manuscripts.
23 Past English the time before the moment of speaking or writing. trecut
24 Periodization Latin/Englis the dividing, as of history or the development of periodizare
h a culture, into chronological periods
25 Revolution Late a forcible overthrow of a government or social revolutie
Latin/Old order, in favour of a new system.
French/
English
26 Statistics German the practice or science of collecting and analysing statistică
numerical data in large quantities, especially for the
purpose of inferring proportions in a whole from
those in a representative sample.
27 Time Germanic/ the measured or measurable period during which timp
Old English an action, process, or condition exists or continues
28 Typology Greek/Engl In archaeology, the classification of artifacts, tipologie
ish buildings and field monuments according to their
physical characteristics; an important tool for
managing large quantities of archaeological data.
29 Warfare Middle engagement in or the activities involved in war or război
English conflict.
30 World History Greek/Lati history of humanity, as determined istoria lumii
n from archeology, anthropology, genetics, linguistics
, and other disciplines; and, for periods since
the invention of writing, from recorded history and
from secondary sources and studies.
 My future aspiration

Each person has a cherished dream, some goal in life, some ideal to which he
aspires. For all, this ideal is its own. And everyone chooses the means to achieve
it.Someone dreams of wealth, someone dreams of fame. One strives to be
beautiful, the other strong, the third smart. For some, the highest ideal of life is a
career, for someone - a family. People dream of becoming actors, musicians,
models, politicians, doctors, they want to do business or devote themselves to
science.

Of course, the desire to take their place in society, to choose an interesting

profession, to achieve certain heights in a career and family life is inherent in me.
As for my dream, it is probably difficult to single out one thing, the only thing
important in my life. I could not say about myself that I want only wealth.
Although, of course, I do not want to live in poverty. It will also be wrong that for
me the most important thing is professional and career growth. Although I want to
choose a good, necessary profession and I will strive to improve my professional
level. For me, family is very important; I want to meet a real man who will take
care of me and love me and whom I will love. But I could never say that it would
be enough for me to do one thing: either work or family.Probably, all this can be
called not even a dream, but life goals that you need to strive for and the
achievement of which largely depends on me.

In life, the full achievement of the goal, the full realization of the needs and
desires of a person is impossible. That as soon as we achieve what we want, we
immediately begin to strive for something more. So, we move on, overcome
difficulties, grow above ourselves. just need to keep on dreaming. And may these
dreams change, may our demands increase, our demands on ourselves, may our
future become ever clearer, more real for us.
The movement towards the future, towards the achievement of one's own
ideals, is, in my opinion, life itself, its main goal, its main content. Therefore, I
think that I will not be mistaken if I say that I dream of living a full, eventful life.