coroana
Coroana is a Romanian noun meaning crown or diadem. It designates the circular ornamental headpiece worn by monarchs and other sovereigns as a symbol of authority and legitimacy. Beyond royal symbolism, the term is used in modern language to refer to the top or apex of something in a metaphorical sense. It also appears in specialized contexts, such as dentistry, where coroana denotes a dental crown placed over a damaged tooth. The plural form is coroane and the definite plural is coroanele.
In dentistry, coroana refers to a dental crown, a fixed cap that covers a tooth to restore
In heraldry and emblems, coroana denotes the crown element depicted on coats of arms and insignia. Different
Etymology and related forms: coroana derives from Latin corona through Old Romanian. The term belongs to a