Historical Romanian taxes

This is a glossary of historical Romanian taxes used in the principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia.

Name of the tax	Etymology	Description	Period
albinărit,[1] stupărit,[2] prisăcărit[3]	albină (bee), stup, prisacă (beehive)	tax on beehives
cotărit[4]	cot (elbow)	tax on wholesales
căldărit[5]	căldare (bucket)	tax on alcohol distillation
cepărit[6]	cep (wine barrel spigot)	tax on taverns
cerărit[7]	ceară (wax)	tax on wax production
cocărit[8]	cocă (dough)	tax on maize production
dijmărit[9]	dijmă (tenth part)	tax on beehives and pigs
folărit[10]	foale (bellows used for cheese production)	tax on cheese production
fumărit,[11] coșărit[12]	fumar, coș (chimney)	tax on chimneys
ierbărit (Wallachia)[13]	iarbă (grass)	tax on the usage of a pasture
jugărit,[14] lemnărit[14]	jug (yoke), lemn (wood)	tax on cartfuls of wood taken from the forest
măjărit[15]	măjar (fishmonger)	tax on cartfuls of fish
morărit[16]	moară (mill)	tax on mills (watermills and windmills)
oierit[17]	oaie (sheep)	tax on sheep
perperit[18]	perper	tax on sold goods (paid in perper coins)
pădurărit[19]	pădure (forest)	tax on forests
podărit[20]	pod (bridge)	tax on crossing a bridge
pogonărit[21]	pogon	tax on each pogon of land owned
popărit[22]	popă (priest)	tax paid by the priests
săpunărit[23]	săpun (soap)	tax on soap
solărit (Moldavia)[24]	Slavic sol (salt)	tax on salt (extracted, transportated or sold)	18th century
tescovinărit[25]	tescovină (grape brandy)	tax on grape brandy
țigănărit[26]	țigan (Gypsy)	tax on each Roma slave owned (see Slavery in Romania)
tutunărit[27]	tutun (tobacco)	tax on tobacco cultivation
văcărit,[28] cornărit (Moldavia),[29] sulgiu[30]	vacă (cow)	tax on cows
vădrărit,[31] vinărit,[32] vinărici,[33] pivnicerit,[34] otaștină[35]	vadră, vin (wine) pivniță (cellar)	tax on wine produced