#compound proper noun
- Ana-Foca — A syncretic and hybrid designation in the Romanian folk calendar, formed by the erroneous overlapping or folklore contamination between the feast of the Dormition of Saint Anne (July 25) and that of Saint Martyr Phocas (July 23). In rural mythological beliefs, this fictitious entity is considered a vengeful deity of fire and summer heat, and failure to respect the work prohibitions on these days is popularly associated with the imminent risk of fires, lightning strikes, or crop destruction.
- Antonie-Vodă — A compound historical name designating the personality of Antonie of Popești, ruler of Wallachia between 1669 and 1672. This structural appellation associates the monarch's canonical given name with the official title of Slavic-Byzantine origin 'vodă' (short for voivode), being used predominantly in period chronicles, historiographical studies, and archival documents to individualize his reign, which was marked by the influence of the prominent Cantacuzino family.
- Antoninus Pius — A compound historical name designating the personality of Titus Aurelius Fulvus Boionius Arrius Antoninus, Roman emperor between 138 and 161 AD, adding the cognomen 'Pius' due to the profound respect and devotion shown toward his adoptive father, Emperor Hadrian, and the Senate. In world historiography, he represents a central figure of the Antonine dynasty, his reign being considered the pinnacle of administrative peace, humanitarian legal reforms, and absolute economic stability throughout the Roman Empire.