In this article, we aim to highlight the correspondences between theAromanian dialect and the dialects of the Romance languages, especially those ofthe Italian language, based on the digital maps extracted from: Nicolae Saramandu,Manuela Nevaci, Atlasul lingvistic al dialectului aromân, vol. II, Editura AcademieiRomâne, Bucharest, 2020; Atlasul lingvistic român pe regiuni. Sinteză – ALRR. Sinteză,vol. III (coordinator: Nicolae Saramandu), Editura Academiei Române, Bucharest,2018 (authors: Mihaela Mariana Morcov, Manuela Nevaci, Irina Floarea, DanielaRăuțu, Carmen-Ioana Radu, Mara Iuliana Manta, Ionuț Geană); Lídia Pons i Griera,Joan Veny, L’Atles Lingüístic del Domini Català, vol. III, Familia Institut d'EstudisCatalans, Barcelona, 2001–2018; Karl Jaberg und Jakob Jud, Sprach- und SachatlasItaliens und der Südschweiz, (vol. I), Zofingen, Ringier, 1928–1940. For the productionof the maps, a digital program developed by CSII Dr. Vasile Apopei and CS II Dr.Silviu-Ioan Bejinariu, Institute of Theoretical Informatics Iași, of the RomanianAcademy, was used. In our analysis we used Map 279. STEPFATHER ‛beau-père’[469] from Atlasul lingvistic al dialectului aromân, vol. II, Editura Academiei Române,Bucharest, 2020 (authors: Nicolae Saramandu, Manuela Nevaci) and Map 329.STEPFATHER [469] from Atlasul lingvistic român pe regiuni. Sinteză – ALRR. Sinteză,vol. III (coordinator: Nicolae Saramandu), Editura Academiei Române, Bucharest.To compare the Aromanian dialect with Daco-Romanian and with the dialects ofRomance languages, such as Italian and Catalan, we used Map 275. Mother [464]from Atlasul lingvistic al dialectului aromân, vol. II, Editura Academiei Române,Bucharest, 2020 (authors: Nicolae Saramandu, Manuela Nevaci), Map 325. Mother[464] from Atlasul lingvistic român pe regiuni. Sinteză – ALRR. Sinteză, vol. III(coordinator: Nicolae Saramandu), Editura Academiei Române, Bucharest, Map 8.Sua madre from Karl Jaberg und Jakob Jud, Sprach- und Sachatlas Italiens und derSüdschweiz, (vol. I), Zofingen, Ringier, 1928–1940, and List 21. La mare (L’AtlesLingüístic del Domini Català, vol. III, Familia Institut d'Estudis Catalans, Barcelona,2001–2018, authors: Lídia Pons i Griera, Joan Veny). The information system usedfor producing the ALAR maps provides essential support in the automaticgeneration, editing, and printing of plates with linguistic maps. “The system usesdata and information grouped into two databases: the geographical database, whichcontains the template of the ALDRO linguistic maps, and the linguistic database,which stores all information related to words (notions), survey points, and thephonetic transcriptions associated with each word in all survey points” (Silviu-IoanBejinariu, UEFISCDI Report, PCE ALDRO, 2021). The AlarMaps program is easy toaccess for a linguist. In this program, we created the map with the localities wherewe conducted fieldwork. In my doctoral thesis, I will make 100 linguistic maps withsix new points (localities in Dobrogea, Tulcea and Constanța counties: Stejaru, Ceamurlia de Sus, Sinoe [Grămostean dialect]; Cogealac and Poiana [Fărșerotdialect]; and Techirghiol [Pindean dialect]). The new linguistic maps, created indigital format, will complete the maps of Aromanian dialects spoken in the Balkans.The recorded responses will be phonetically transcribed and interpreted within themaps. Below, we present the map with the six new points.