FEATURED NEOLOGISM:

My “favourite neologism” is “egosurfer”. It is borrowed from English, and it denotes someone who surfs the Internet for their own name to see what information appears. It was coined in English in 1995, but it appeared quite recently in Romanian. It was thanks to my colleague, Cristina Varga (herself an ENEOLI member), that I came across this neologism.

Andreea-Victoria Grigore is a Teaching Assistant at the Department of Linguistics, Faculty of Letters, University of Bucharest. Holding a PhD in Philology, she specialises in lexicology, semantics, and terminology, with a particular focus on specialised languages. She has extensive teaching experience in Romanian language courses (lexicology, semantics, didactics), academic writing, and ethics, as well as in Romanian as a foreign language. She is actively involved in research, contributing to scientific publications and international conferences. She is a member of prestigious linguistic associations and has played a key role in academic and administrative activities at her university.(https://unibuc.ro/user/andreea.victoria.grigore/)