inel

Inel is a term that can refer to several different things, depending on context. In Romanian, inel is the common noun for a ring, a circular band worn as jewelry. In mathematics, Romanian-language texts might use inel to translate the algebraic structure known in English as a ring.

Historically, INEL was used as the acronym for the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, the former name of the U.S. Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory (INL), a national laboratory located in Idaho. The facility conducts research in nuclear energy, national security, and environmental science, among other fields.

Inel is also used as a personal name or surname in some cultures, and may appear in various linguistic contexts as a proper noun or nickname. Outside of these uses, the term has no single universally recognized definition and should be interpreted from context.