Abstract
The religious text offers fertile ground for linguistic research on several levels. At the lexical level, this is characterized by a set of particularities that individualize it in relation to the secular text. An important lexical segment with a semantic, cultural and spiritual load is represented by hagionyms. The term hagionim is not currently included in specialized dictionaries, but it deserves to be brought into the area of linguistic concerns in the Romanian space, which is what we intend to do through this article. Hagionims are the names of persons, objects, places on which divine grace has been showered. From a semantic point of view, the class of hagionyms includes: hagioanthroponyms, hagiotoponyms, angelonyms, eortonyms, ecclesionyms, iconyms. In this study we propose to analyze the hagionyms from the Romanian Orthodox religious text, listing their main classes.
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