Bucovăț

Bucovăț is a relatively common place name in Romania. It typically refers to a village or commune, and is derived from the word "bucov," which relates to beech trees (the beech tree being "fag" in Romanian, "bucov" being an older or regional variation referring specifically to the wood or sometimes the tree itself). Therefore, Bucovăț can be interpreted as "place with beech trees" or "beech wood."

Several settlements in Romania bear this name. To accurately identify a specific Bucovăț, additional geographical information such as the county (județ) is necessary. For example, one might specify "Bucovăț, Timiș" or "Bucovăț, Dolj" to distinguish between different locations. Without further context, it is impossible to determine which specific settlement is being referred to. The places named Bucovăț are usually rural areas.