Bombonel.
a male given name of uncommon usage, most common as a nickname, stage name, pet name or fictional name
Meaning & usage
a male given name of uncommon usage, most common as a nickname, stage name, pet name or fictional name
nickname for Adrian Năstase (born 1950), 59th Prime Minister of Romania
Where this word comes from
From bombonel, a diminutival derivation from bomboană (“piece of candy”). The nickname was given to Adrian Năstase by his party colleagues while he was a member of the Chamber of Deputies and is first attested in 1993. The reason for the nickname is not evident, but has been stated by Năstase to refer to his rotund features and gentle demeanor.
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