What does ācheta mean in Latin?

ācheta, a noun, means “male cicada”.

What is the genitive of ācheta?

The genitive singular is āchetae. ācheta is masculine, first declension.

noun · masculinefirst declension

ācheta m (genitive āchetae)

āchĕta, ae, m., = ἀχέτης, ἠχέτης (sounding;

I. pr. the chirper), the male singing cicada, Plin. 11, 26, 32, § 92.

From Ancient Greek ἀχέτης (akhétēs).

What does ācheta mean in Latin?: ācheta, a noun, means “male cicada”.
What is the genitive of ācheta?: The genitive singular is āchetae. ācheta is masculine, first declension.