List of Masculine Latin Nouns of The 1st Declension - A

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Common nouns

• accola, -ae c. (common; m. or f.) resident
• advena, -ae c. stranger
• agricola, -ae m. farmer; also, Gnaeus Julius Agricola, governor of Britain
• agripeta, -ae m. squatter, land-grabber
• alienigena, -ae m. foreigner
• alipta (or aliptes), -ae m. master of a wrestling school (ἀλεἰπτης)
• amnicola, -ae c. any riverside dwelling
• anagnostes, -ae m. reader (ἀναγνὀστης)
• analecta, -ae m. slave who gathered crumbs after a meal (ἀνάλεγω)
• anguigena, -ae m. one born of a snake
• anthias, -ae m. type of sea-fish (ἀνθἰας)
• archipirata, -ae m. chief pirate (ἀρχιπειράτης)
• artopta, -ae m. baker; bread-pan (ἀρτὀπτης)
• athleta, -ae m. athlete (ἀθλἠτης)
• auriga, -ae m. charioteer

Proper nouns

• Abnoba, -ae m. Abnoba Mountain, a mountain in Ancient Germany
• Acestes, Acestae m. a Sicilian king (Ἀκἐστης)
• Achates, -ae m. The River Dirillo, in Sicily (Ἀχάτης)
• Acmonides, -ae m. Acmonides, a workman of Vulcan (Ἀκμονἰδης)
• Actorides, -ae m. any of several descendants of Actor (Ἀκτορἰδης)
• Aeeta, -ae m. king of Colchis and father of Medea (Ἀιἠτης)
• Aeneas, -ae m. hero of the Aeneid (Ἀινεἰας)
• Aenides, -ae m. any of the sons of Aeneas
• Agamemnonides, -ae m. a descendant of King Agamemnon
• Agrippa, -ae m. the surname Agrippa, especially Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, friend of the emperor Augustus
• Ahala, -ae m. surname of several people, especially Gaius Servilius Ahala, Master of the Horse for the dictator Cincinnatus
• Amisia, -ae m. the River Ems, in Germany
• Amphiaraides, -ae m. another name for Alcmaeon, son of Amphiaraus the seer
• Ampycides, -ae m. a descendant of Ampycus, a singer and priest of Ceres
• Amyntas, -ae m. name of several Macedonian kings, especially Amyntas II of Macedon, father of Philip II of Macedon and grandfather of Alexander the Great (Ἀμὐντας)
• Amyntiades, -ae m. another name for Philip of Macedon
• Anas, Anae m. the River Guadiana, in Spain (Ἄνας)
• Anaxagoras, -ae m. a Greek philosopher and teacher of Pericles and Euripides (Ἀναξαγὀρας)
• Anchises, -ae m. father of Aeneas (Ἀνχἰσης)
• Anchisiades, -ae m. descendant of Anchises
• Antiphates, -ae m. guardian of the cannibal Laestrygones (Ἀντιφάτης)
• Antisthenes, -ae m. Greek philosopher, founder of the Cynic school (Ἀντἰσθενης)
• Aonides, -ae m. a Boeotian (Ἀονἰδης)
• Apolloniates, -ae m. a resident of Apollonia
• Appenninicola, -ae c. a resident of the Appennines
• Appenninigena, -ae c. one born in the Apennines
• Arabarches, -ae m. Egyptian tax collector (Ἀραβάρχης)
• Archias, -ae m. Aulus Licinius Archias, a Greek poet of Antioch (Ἄρχιας)
• Arestorides, -ae m. another name for Argus, son of Arestor (Ἀρεστορἰδης)
• Asopiades, -ae m. another name for Aeacus, grandson of Asopus
• Astacides, -ae m. another name for Melanippus
• Athamantiades, -ae m. son of Athamas, king of Thessaly
• Atlantiades, -ae m. another name for Mercury, son of Atlas
• Atrida (or Atrides), -ae m. one of the sons of Atreus, king of Argos and Mycenae; Agamemnon or Menelaus
• Atta, -ae m. Roman surname; especially Titus Quinctius Atta, a poet
• Aurigena, -ae c. one begotten of gold, especially Perseus
• Axona, -ae m. the River Aisne, in Belgian Gaul