List of Masculine Nouns in the First Declension


Latin words
  • accola m  neighbor
  • adsecula m  follower, servant, sycophant 
  • advena m  foreigner, stranger, interloper 
  • agricola m  farmer 
  • alienigena m  foreigner 
  • anguigena m  snake-born 
  • auriga m  charioteer 
  • cacula m  servant of a soldier 
  • conlega (collega) m  colleague, partner in office 
  • conviva m  guest 
  • faeniseca m  mower; country man 
  • flagritriba m  one that wears out whips
  • fratricida m  one who kills a brother, fratricide 
  • ignigena m  born of fire
  • incola mf  inhabitant
  • perfuga deserter 
  • plebicola m  friend of the common people 
  • rabula m  bawling advocate 
  • regicida m  one who murders a king 
  • rurigena mf  one born in the country, a rustic 
  • scriba m  clerk, secretary, notary 
  • scurra m  dandy; jester, buffoon 
  • semilixa m  half a sutler 
  • serpentigena mf  sprung from a serpent 
  • silvicola mf  inhabitant of woodlands 
  • sororicida m  one who murders a sister 
  • tata m  daddy 
  • terrigena mf  earth-born 
  • transfuga m  deserter
   
Greek loan-words
  • agripeta m  land-grabber, squatter
  • anachoreta m anchorite
  • analecta m  dining room slave
  • andabata m  gladiator who fought blindfolded
  • archipirata m  chief pirate
  • artopta m  baker; a bread pan
  • athleta m  athlete
  • bibliopola m  book-seller
  • brabeuta m  judge, umpire
  • chorocitharista m  musician who accompanies a chorus on the cithara
  • citharista m  player on the cithara
  • clepta m  thief
  • cosmeta m  woman's valet
  • danista m  money lender
  • drapeta m  runaway slave
  • grammatista m teacher of grammar
  • halophanta m  scoundrel
  • hamiota m  angler
  • hippotoxota m  mounted archer
  • idiota m  ignorant, uneducated man
  • lanista m  trainer of gladiators
  • mastigia m  scoundrel
  • mysta m  priest at the mysteries
  • nauta (navita) m  sailor
  • ophthalmias m  fish
  • palaestrita m  the superintendent of a palaestra
  • papa m  pope
  • pharmacopola m  seller of drugs, a quack
  • pirata m  pirate
  • poëta m  poet
  • popa m  junior priest or temple servant
  • propola m  retailer, huckster
  • tapeta m  drapery, tapestry
  • tyrannicida m  slayer of a tyrant
   
Greek loan-words ending by -es (-ias)
  • anagnostes m reader
  • aliptes m  anointer in a wrestling school or baths
  • cataphractes m  breastplate of iron scales
  • cataractes m  waterfall; srapid; portcullis 
  • cerastes m  the horned snake 
  • chiliarches m  commander of 1000 soldiers; prime minister among the Persians 
  • choraules m  flute-player, accompanying the chorus 
  • cometes m  comet
  • dioecetes m  revenue official or treasurer 
  • geometres m geometer
  • lyristes m  lute-player 
  • peltastes m  soldier armed with the pelta 
  • schoenobates m  rope-walker 
  • sophistes m  sophist 
  • stigmatias m  branded slave 
  • tetrarches m  ruler over one-fourth of a country
  • xiphias m  swordfish 
   
Names of peoples
  • Bastarnae mpl Germanic tribe
  • Belgae mpl  Celtic tribe
  • Celtae mpl  Celts, people
  • Getae mpl  ancient Thracian people
  • Sarmatae mpl ancient Iranian people
  • Venedae mpl  ancient people in Eastern Europe
  • Persae mpl  Persians
  • Volcae mpl  Celtic tribe in Gallia Narbonensis
 

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