#geographical marker
- Agustin — A proper name of Spanish origin, frequently used as a masculine given name or surname in Hispanophone countries; it can also denote various geographical landmarks, localities, or administrative units (such as San Agustin) named in honor of Saint Augustine and recorded in international cartographic gazetteers.
- Anglo-Normande — Feminine form of the Anglo-Norman descriptor, used in Romanian particularly as a collective geographical proper name for the Anglo-Norman Islands (known in English as the Channel Islands), an archipelago in the English Channel structurally under the British Crown dependency; in zootechnics, the term defines an old, well-defined cattle breed originating from Normandy, recognized for high milk productivity and climatic adaptability.