broken to all knauerie Squérro the toole of a shipwright Scranna a lowe stoole Also a close stoole Screare to straine ones throte to spit or to fetch vp fleame from the stomacke Scredénte vnbeleeuing a miscreant Scremire as Schermire Scremitore as Schermitore Scretiati panni ragd rent tottred torne clothes iagged cut partie coloured Scrétio as Scritio Scriba a scribe a writer a scriuener a clarke a secretarie a notarie Scribattare as Scriuacchiare Scricciolare to schreeke or shrik to pule to chirpe ScrÃcciola a little bird called a wren Scrignare to make crooked bunchie or knobbie Also to vnchest to pull out of coffins to vnshrine Scrignata a blow or whirret on the nose Scrignétto a little coffin shrine chest trunke or deske a little bunch or croope vpon ones backe ScrÃgno a shrine a coffin a standard a chesi a trunke or a deske a casket or other such thing wherein iewels and secret things are kept Also crooked lame halting maimed Also a bunch or croope vpon ones backe as a camell hath ScrÃgnolo as Scrignetto Scrignuto crookt-backe croopt bunch-backt as camels be Scrignuto naso a camoset a flat-nose a nose like a scotch-saddle Scrima the arte of fence or fencing Scrimaglia as Scrima Scrimatore as Schermitore Scrimare as Schermire Scrimaruólo a fencer a master of fence Scrimia as Scrima Scrimiare as Schermire Scrimiatore as Schermitore Scriminale the seares or nares of a hauk Also a pin or bodkin that women vse to diuide and shed their haires with when they dresse their heads Scriminatura the shedding or diuiding of a womans haires of a head Scriptolo a kinde of weight so called in Italy Scristianare to forsake or renounce ones christendom Scritiare to spot with diuers colours Also to lace fringe or garde garments Scritiati Looke Scretiati Scritio Scretio a braule a hurly-burly a breach a squaring a rupture Scritta written a writing a writ a bill a schedule a manuscript Scrittarello a writ a scroule a schedule a bill a band writing or note of ones hand Scrittarino as Scrittaréllo Scritto as Scritta Scrittóio a standish an inke-horne Also a counting house or writing house Scrittore a writer a scriuener a scribe a secretarie a cleark Scrittoria a scriueners shop the arte of writing Scrittorista as Scritturista Scrittura scripture a writing a writte the writing or making of a booke the stile or maner of the writing of any author Also any kind of indenture euidence or hand-writing Scritturale of or pertaining to scriptures or writing Scritture scriptures writings writs euidences records Scriturista a great reader of holy scriptures or professor of them Scriuacchiare to scribble to write foolishly Scriuano a scriuener a writer a scribe a clerke a notarie a secretarie Scriuere scriuo scrissi scritto to write to scribe to scribble Scrizzótto as Gonfiatóio Also a reede that cookes vse to blow the pudding guts before they fill them Also a funnell or fil-bole to fill puddings Scroba a kind of bird that digs a hole vnder the ground to lay her egs in Scroccante a tall trencherd man a smell feast a good feeder a babbler a pratler a bold presumptuous saucie shifter for his victuals Scroccáre to strike sodainly as the clocke doth as Schioppare Also to feed carelesly as one that paies nothing for his commons to shift for Scroccatore as Scroccante Scrocchetto a shifting for meate and drinke a little scrocco Scrócco a snap a clicke a pop a snaphance of a caliuer Mangiare a scrocco to feede scot-free at another mans charge a shift or shifting for Also as we say a shift a robbing of Peter to paie Paule a shift for belly cheere Scroccolare to cracke to clicke as the ioints of some mens fingers will do Scroccone a foolish idle loitring fellow a babbler a pratler a good feeder one that loues to heare none speake but himselfe as Scroccante Scrofa a sow a farrowing sow a piggesow Scrofano as Scrofanéllo Scrofetta a little sow Scroffa a sow a farrowing sow Scrofola idem Scrofolare to farrow or to pig Scrófole a disease called the Kings euill a wen or swelling in the necke Scrofularia the herbe blinde nettle fig-woort or water betonie Scrofule as Scrófole Scrollare to shake downe to tosse to wagge Scrollatura a shaking a tossing a wagging Scróllo as Scrollatura Scrópolo as Scrupolo Scropoloso as Scrupoloso Also rugged grettie harsh Scrostare to pare off the crust of anie thing Scróto the outward skin of the cods wherin be the stones of a man Scróuola a farrowing sow Scrouole as Scrófole Scrouoloso one that hath the Kings euill Scrunata without an eie as some needles are Scrúpolo any little sharpe stone Also a doubt a scruple of conscience spicednes of conscience a difficultie a care a trouble a meâ—nes or precisenes vpon strickt points Also a little poise or waight called a scruple and is twentie graines of corne the third part of a dragme Also vsed for a measure of ground containing an hundred foote square Scrupolosità curiousnes of conscience scrupulositie anxietie spicednes of conscience Scrupoloso scrupolous doubtfull curious in trifles of a spiced conscience â—â—ll of doubts Also hard grettie harsh rugged full of little grauell stones Scruposo full of little grauell stones Scrutatione a searching Scrutatore a searcher a scrutatore Scrutinare to scrutinie or search out by scrutinie to seeke and inquire out diligently to bolt out to trace out to follow by sent as hounds do Scrutinio a scrutinie a searching Scuarcóia filthie grizly gastly horrible and horride to looke vpon Scucherare to burst foorth in laughing Scuccione an escutcheon of armes Scudaia a beast creeping called a tortoise Scudare to shield to shelter to couer or hide with a buckler Scudélla as Scodélla Scudellaio as Scodellaio Scudellare as Scodellare Scudellino as Scodellino Scudellone a great ilfauoured dish boule or traie Scudetto a little shield or buckler Scudiére Scudiéro a squire an esquire a seruant a groome a waiter a quirie of a stable a noble mans master or gentleman of the horse Scudisci  Scudiscire scisco scito to rip or seame-rent Scudo a shield a target a buckler a scutchion Also a defence a shelter a shroud Also a coine called a crowne Scudo del sole a french crowne a crowne soll Scudone a great shield or target c. Scuffia a coife a caule a biggin a hood or other womans head attire Scuffiare to coife or caule a womans head Scuffine a goldsmiths toole or file Scuffione a great coife caule hood couer-shef or biggin Sculacciare to clap on the buttocks Sculacciate claps clappings or strokes on the buttocks Sculpire as Scolpire Scultore as Scolpitore Scultura as Scoltura Scuóiare to vnskin to flea or galle the skin off Scuóla as Scola Scuolare as Scolare Scuotere scuóto scóssi scósso to shake to tosse to tumble to totter or clatter Also to receiue to rescue to leuie monie Scuótere il pelliccione to ginicomtwig or occupie a woman Scuóter
worde yet make we vp the sence Such making is marring Naie all as good but not as right And not right is flat wrong One saies of Petrarche for all A thousand strappadas coulde not compell him to confesse what some interpreters will make him saie he ment And a Iudicious gentleman of this lande will vphold that none in England vnderstands him thoroughly How then ayme we at Peter Arctine that is so wittie hath such varietie and frames so manie new words At Francesco Doni who is so fantasticall so strange At Thomaso Garzoni in his Piazza vniuersale or at Allessandro Cittolini in his Typocosmia who haue more proper and peculiar words concerning euerie seuerall trade arte or occupation for euerie particular toole or implement belonging vnto them then euer any man heeretofore either collected in any booke or sawe collected in any one language How shall we vnderstand Hanniball Caro who is so full of wittie iestes sharpe quips nipping tantes and scoffing phrases against that graue and learned man Lodouico Casteluetri in his Apologia de' Banchi Howe shall the English Gentleman come to the perfect vnderstanding of Federico Grisone his Arte del Caualcare who is so full of strange phrases and vnusuall wordes peculiar onely to horse-manship and proper but to Caualarizzi How shall we vnderstande so manie and so strange bookes of so seuerall and so fantasticall subiects as be written in the Italian toong How shall we naie how may we ayme at the Venetian at the Romane at the Lombard at the Neapolitane at so manie and so much differing Dialects and Idiomes as be vsed and spoken in Italie besides the Florentine Sure we must saie as that most intelligent and graue Prelate said when he came new out of the South into the North and was saluted with a womans sute in Northren Now what is that in English If I who many yeeres haue made profession of this toong and in this search or quest of inquirie haue spent most of my studies yet many times in many wordes haue beene so stal'd and stabled as such sticking made me blushinglie confesse my ignorance and such confession indeede made me studiouslie seeke helpe but such helpe was not readilie to be had at hande Then may your Honors without any dishonour yea what and whosoeuer he be that thinkes himselfe a very good Italian and that to trip others doth alwaies stande All'erta without disgrace to himselfe sometimes be at a stand and standing see no easie issue but for issue wish a direction which in this mappe I hold if not exactlie delineated yet conueniently prickt out Is all then in this little All I knowe and more I know then yet in any other Though most of these you know alreadie yet haue I enough if you know anie thing more then you knew by this The retainer doth some seruice that now and then but holds your Honors styrrop or lendes a hande ouer a stile or opens a gappe for easier passage or holds a torch in a darke waie enough to weare your Honors cloth Such then since this may prooue prooue it right Honorable and reprooue not for it my rudenes or my rashnes rudenes in presuming so high rashnes in assuming so much for it that yet is vnapprooued Some perhaps will except against the sexe and not allowe it for a malebroode sithens as our Italians saie Le parole sono femine i fatti sono maschij Wordes they are women and deeds they are men But let such know that Detti and fatti wordes and deeds with me are all of one gender And though they were commonly Feminine why might not I by strong imagination which Phisicions giue so much power vnto alter their sexe Or at least by such heauen-pearcing deuotion as transformed Iphis according to that description of the Poet. Et ognimembro suo piu forte e sciolto Sente e volge alla madre il motto e'l lume Come vero fanciullo esser si vede Iphi va con parole alme e deuote Altempio con la madre e la nutrice Epaga il voto e'l suo miracoldice Feeling more vigor in each part and strength Then earst and that indeede she was a boy Towards hir mother eies and wordes at length She turnes and at the temple with meeke ioy He and his nurse and mother vtter how The case fell out and so he paide his vow And so his strength his stature and his masculine vigor I would naie I coulde saie vertue makes me assure his sexe and according to his sexe prouide so autenticall testimonies Laie then your blisse-full handes on his head right Honorable and witnes that he by me deuoted to your Honors forsakes my priuate cell all retired conceites and selfe-respects to serue you in the worlde the world in you and beleeues in your Honors goodnes in proportion as his seruice shall be of moment and effectuall and that you will not onely in due censure be his iudges but on true iudgement his protectors and in this faith desires to be numbred in your familie so in your studies to attend as your least becke may be his dieugarde for he hath toong to answer words at will and wants not some wit though he speake plaine what each thing is So haue I crost him and so blest him your god-childe and your seruant that you may likewise giue him your blessing if it be but as when one standes you in steede supplies you or pleases you you saie Gods-blessing on him But though in the fore-front he beares your Honorable names it may be demanded how is it your Honors gaue not him his name Heerein right Honorable beare with the fondnes of his mother my Mistresse Muse who seeing hir female Arescusa turn'd to a pleasing male Arescon as Plinie tels of one beg'd as some mothers vse that to the fathers name she might prefixe a name befitting the childes nature So cald she him A worlde of wordes since as the Vniuers containes all things digested in best equipaged order embellisht with innumerable ornaments by the vniuersall creator And as Tipocosmia imaged by Allessandro Cittolini and Fabrica del mondo framed by Francesco Alunno and Piazza vniuersale set out by Thomaso Garzoni tooke their names of the vniuersall worlde in words to represent things of the world as words are types of things and euerie man by himselfe a little world in some resemblances so thought she she did see as great capacitie and as meete method in this as in those latter and as much as there might be in Italian and English a modell of the former and therefore as good cause so to entitle it If looking into it it looke like the Sporades or scattered Ilands rather then one well-ioynted or close-ioyned bodie or one coherent orbe your Honors knowe an armie ranged in files is fitter for muster then in a ring and iewels are sooner found in seuerall boxes then all in one bagge If in these rankes the English out-number the Italian congratulate
ring Annerare to darken to make blacke Annerire as Annerare Annessare to annex or ad vnto Annesso annexed or added vnto Also a tying or ioyning vnto Annestare to engraffe to insert Anni yeeres Annicchiare to neighe or braie as some horses do either for ioy or when they encounter another horse or mare Also as Ranicchiare Annichilare as Annullare Annicolo a yeereling of one yeere one yeere old Annidare Annidiare as Anidare Annido shelter lodging rest dwelling a shrowde a nest Anniegare to drowne or be drowned Annighitire as Impigrite Annitrire to neigh as a horse Anniuersario from yeere to yeere once a yeere done euery yeere at a certaine time Anno a yeere twelue moneths Annobilire to ennoble to nobilitate Annobilitare as Annobilire Annodare to knot to tie or binde in knots Annoia tediousnes annoy lothsomnes annoiance Annoiare to annoy to vexe to molest Annolare as Nolare Annolino a bird so called as Annicolo Annona prouision of corne and all maner of sustenance and other necessaries Annoso full of yeeres aged old Annotare to note or to marke Annottare to darken or grow night Annouerare to number to tell to count to reckon Annullare to disannull to cancell to make voide to frustrate Annullatione a cancelling a disanulling Annumerare as Annouerare Annuntiare to pronounce to denounce or do in message vnto Annuntiata Annuntiatione the annuntiation or salutation day our ladie day in lent Annuntiatore a pronouncer a denouncer a messenger Annuntio a message or embassage Ano an arse or hum Anodide a kinde of herbe Anodini medicines which prouoking sleepe do put away paines and griefes Anolare to hire as a horse or a ship Anomali out of rule irregular inequall Anona at high noone about midday Anormale without rule or order Anotare to note to marke to recorde Anotatione an annotation Anphiscij as Amphiscij Ansare to breathe to pant to gaspe to labour to toile to moyle to long to desire to carke to care till one be out of breath Ansatio a disease in a horse a shortnes of breath Ansciare as Ansare Ansero a goose a gander a gosline Ansia as Ansieta Ansiare as Ansare Ansietá curiositie longing desire thought anguish sorrow care toile Ansima a birde that braieth like an asse and hath three feathers in his wings like hornes and one on his head with which he defendeth himselfe from wilde beasts for he is so heauie and great that he cannot flie Ansio Anscio as Ansioso Ansioso curious carefull sorrowfull longing desirous toilesome tedious Anta an addition to euery tenth number aboue thirtie as Quaranta as we saie she is in hir teenes Antano some take it to be a kind of wood or borne Antartico the antartike pole Ante before rather sooâ— Also a wilde beast in India as big as an asse with round eares with the neather lip like a trumpet neuer going but by night Antecedente antecedent going before Antecédere to go or take place before Antecedentia antecedencie precedencie superioritie Antecessore a predecessor a forefather Antecóre a griping or pinching at the hart a disease in a horses brest opposite to the hart Antelaus a monstrous beast with great hornes and so sharpe that it will sawe and cut downe any tree with them Antelucano before breake of day Anteméttere metto misi messo to prefer or put before Antenâ—scere nasco nacqui nato to be borne before Antenati predecessors forefathers progenitors ancestors or elders Antenna the maine yard or saile yarde of a ship a pole a perch or stake a staffe Antenoti as Pederetti Antepasto as Antipasto Antephitheatro an amphitheater Antepónere pongo posi posto to prefer to set or put before Antepenultimo the last sauing two Anteriore former or foregoing Anthema an anthem in a church Anthia Anthea as Antia Anti a word much vsed in composition before other words signifying contrarietie or against Antia a kind of broad flat fish very wary and subtill Antianita eldership ancientnes senioritie Antiano elder ancient senior an alderman Antibachio a foote of a verse of three syllables whereof the two first are long and the last short Antica that part which is towarde the east Anticamente anciently of old of yore Anticamera an outward or forechamber Anticaglie antiquities old monuments ancient reliques Anticápere as Anticipare Anticare to make ancient to settle or take roote in a place Anticato setled rooted antiquated Anticatoni bookes which Caesar wrote against Cato Anticaio an antiquarie Anticategoria pleading when one accuseth the other Antichi elders ancestors predecessors progenitors forefathers Antichità antiquitie ancientnes age Antichristo antichrist contrarie to Christ. Anticipare to preuent to supplant to anticipate Anticipatione anticipation preuention supplanting Anticipatore a preuenter a supplanter Antico ancient senior anticke old stale Anticoli as Antiesi Anticuore as Antecóre Antidoto an antidote or remedie for poison Antiesi those that dwell vnder one halfe meridian and parallel of like distance from the Equator the one northwarde the other southward Antifana an antheme in the church Antifate a kinde of blacke stone Antifrasi a figure where a word hath a contrarie meaning Antiguardia a vantgarde a forewarde a vawarde Antillida an herbe whereof there be two kindes something like vnto Lentils Antilogia contradiction or gainsaying Antimonio a minerall called Stibium or Antimonium Antinomia a repugnance betweene two lawes Antipasto any thing that is eaten or serued in first at a table Quelquechoses to prouoke appetite Also a kinde of verse or rime Antipate a kinde of blacke stone Antipathia a contrarietie in naturall qualities Antiperistasia a repulsion on euery part whereby any thing is made more strong in it selfe by the restraining of the contrarie Antipetto a stomacher Also a disease or swelling in a horses breast Antipodi the antipodes that be vnder vs. Antiporto a portall or porch before a doore Antiquare as Anticare Antiquato as Anticato Antiquario an antiquarie Antiquaglie as Anticaglie Antiquita as Antichità Antiquo as Antico Antiracino as Antracino Antirrino a kinde of herbe which a scorpion seeing he loseth his venome and becommeth senselesse Antisapére to foreknowe to knowe before Antispasi a turning to the contrary way Antispodij in latin Antispoda some kinde of phisicke Antista a prelate or religious man a chief ruler one that excelleth others Antistite a president ouer sacred things as Antista Antithesi a figure in rhetorike opposing one contrarie against another contrarie Antitosi a figure when one case is put for another Antiuedere veggo vidi veduto to foresâ—e Antoeci as Antiesi Anthora the yellowe helmet flower or munkes-hood Antro a caue a den a hole a grot a cauerne Antracino blacke as a cole coleblacke Antracitide a precious stone wherein seeme to be sparkes of fire cast water in it it kindleth put in the fire and it quencheth Antropófago a deuourer or eater of men Anulare the little finger Anza a kinde of water snake Anzare as Ansare Anzi rather
deepe Also a base in singing Also narrow as Panno basso Bassotta a kinde of cake Bassura as Bassezza Basta it is sufficient enough well goe to sufficient hold Bastagio Bastaggio a porter a bearer of burthens a base fellow Bastante able enough sufficient Bastanza sufficiencie Bastango Bastonago a forke-fish it is like a ray some call it a puffin-fish Bastardello as Bastardolo Bastardire to corrupt to degenerate to fall from kinde Bastardo a bastard a kinde of sweete wine so called a mungrell Bastardolo a blotting booke a daie booke a house booke to write in euery thing Bastardume bastardise mungrelism corruption vnlawfulnes Bastare to suffice to be enough Bastar l'animo to dare to haue the hart Bastar la vista to dare to haue the courage Bastante Basteuole sufficient enough Bastanza sufficiencie enough Basteggiare to play the porter to beare like an asse Basterna a kinde of little cart a chariot a pageant Basteuole able sufficient Bastia a skonce a rampier a block-house a sort a keepe in a castle a bastion Bastina a pad a pack-saddle an asses saddle Bastinare to saddle with a pack-saddle Bastionare to enskonce to fortifie to blocke to rampire to flanke Bastione as Bastia Bastitta as Bastia Basto a pad-saddle a pack-saddle a pannell a dosser Also a doublet or ierkin in rogues language Bastonare to cudgell to strike to beate with a stick Bastonata a bastonadoe a blow or stroke with a cudgell Bastone a cudgel a sticke a staffe a truncheon a bat a waster Bastonetto a bastonet of a bridle Also a little cudgell Bastoso a porter one that beareth burthens or loades a loads-man Bata a bird like a bunting Also a fish called a raye or a skeate Batalo a kinde of miniuer hood that Doctors are woont to weare in signe of honour Also a haukes hoode Batedore as Battitore Batellaro a boat-maker Batelliere a boat-man a ferie-man Batello a little boate Batessa an abbesse Batia an abbie Bátolo as Batalo Batrachio a kind of sea fish Also a stone which is found in a toades head Also a kinde of colour to paint vizards Also a swelling growing vnder the toong with an inflammation Also as Battachio Battacchio the herbe Crowfoote or butter-flower Battaglia a battel a fight Battagliare to battel or fight Battagliero a man at armes a warrior a soldier a fighter Battaglio a bell clapper Also a hammer vpon doores to knocke with Also a belly clapper Battaglione a battalion a great squadron the maine battle Battalo Battolo as Batalo Battata a kinde of fruite growing in India Some haue taken it for the hearbe Sampire Battente panting beating Báttere Batto Battéi Battuto to smite to beate to strike to knocke to thump to swing to thresh corne to batter Batter denari to mint to coyne money Batter il cuore to pant the hart Batteria a batterie Battesimo baptisme christening Also a kinde of coyne in Florence Bettesimale of or belonging to baptisme Battezzare to baptise to christen Batticuore a panting of the hart or sudden passion Batticuli the tases or baseâ— that horsemen vse behinde Battiferro an iron beater or forger Buttifolle a skonce a fort a rampire a blockhouse or bulwark Also vsed for a belly clapper Battidore as Battitore Battifuoco a flint to strike fire with Also the steele to strike fire Also a tinder boxe Battifuora a goldbeaters flat hammer Battigrano a corne thresher Battigliuola a mil-clapper Battilana a wool-winder or dresser of wooll Battimano a kinde of great waight in some parts of Italie Battimento a beating a tumult a quarrelling Battino as Battimano Batti l'oro a gold beater Battipotta a crampe fish looke Sgramfo Battirame a copper-smith or brasier Battisecula as Battisegola Battisegola a stone called a Zaphire Also blew bottle corne flower or hurtsickle Battisteo Battisterio a font for to baptise in Also a clapper Battisuocere a kinde of weede hearbe or grasse Battitoio a clapper or such a hammer as is set vpon doores to knocke with Battitore a striker a hitter a smiter a thresher a clapper Also a paper mill Also a threshing flaile a cudgell a staffe a powle Also a Printers presseman Battitura a beating a thumping Battocchio a bell-clapper Also a bellie clapper a trounser Also a hammer to knock at a doore Battola a pot a pipkin a posnet a kind of garment or ornament about a garmeÌ„t Battuta a beating a panting a keeping of time in musicke Battuto beaten smitten striken knockt thumpt bumbasted threshed corne floored seeled an open terrasse a gallerie a leads a walke a causey a path a troden high way a keeping of time in musicke Also a bowling allie Bau as Baubau Baua slauer or slauering foame driuell a kinde of sleauie raw or riuâ—ling silke Bauare to slauer at the mouth as children doe to foame at the mouth to driuell Bauaro Báuero a bib or muckeâ—ler Also a hood or a vaile a Friers cowle a beauer Also a cape about the necke of any garment Baubau boe-peepe boe to feare children with Bauccare to maske or muffle Baucco a womans maske or muffler Bauella a kinde of raueled silke or sleaue silke Also sattin of Bridges All manner of rawe silke Bauellare to rauell Also to picke silke Bauellaro a picker of silke Bauero as Báuaro Also a kinde of stuffe made of rawe silke as curled or rawe cipers Bauiéra the chin peece of a caske or head-peece Bauisi the finnes of any fish Bauonare vna naue to rub a ship ouer with grease to make it glide through the waters the faster Bauoso slauerie slimie filthie sluttish Baurach a matter much like salt that Alchimists and goldsmiths vse to solder with called nitre or borace Baurda a kinde of rauenous birde Bazaro a shifter a conicatcher a setter a cogger a haltersacke Bazzarro an attonement an agreement an accord a consort Bazzegare to stut to stammer to lispe to fumble to filch to purloine to proule to sneake about to wagge vp and down Bazzesco as Croio Bazzicare as Bazzegare Bazzicatore a stealer a theefe a filcher a purloiner Bazzicature stealings filchings burglaries purloinings prowlings Also baggage foolish things rags trash tatters things much worne All manner of houshold stuffe Bazzicchiare to shake betweene two hands to play handy dandy Bazzigare as Bazzegare Bazzo a coyne in Germany woorth three pence Bazzotto vnperfect vnpolished rough hewen vnfinished vnhandsome Bdelio a tree in Arabia Also the gâ— of the same tree sweete of sauour and bitter in taste Bè well how now how goes it go to it is well Beare to blesse to make happie Beatificare to blesse to make happie Beatitudine blessednes happines Beato happy blest Becabunga seaâ—purslaine or brooke-lime Beccacénere a fire-forke to stir the fire with Beccaccia a Woodcocke Beccaccini the birdes called Snites Becca fico a little birde much like the black-birde that feedes vpon figs. Some take it for a Witwall Some also take it for a gnat-snapper Becca lite as Catta brighe
bonet a cap of maintenance as the Maior of London hath caried before him Bergamotte a kinde of excellent peares Bergantino a Brigandine a Pinnace a Foist a light boate Berghinella a gadding idle gossoping abroade going a tittle tattle woman an idle huswife Berghinellare to gad or go idlie abroad a gossoping from house to house as idle huswiues do Bergola a sheepe that is dizzie and staggers as she were dronke Bergolo a skullion a drunkard a brabler a wrangler a common bareter a beastlie foolish fellow Bergolare to brable to wrangle to skold to prate to loyter idlie vp and downe Bergogliere as Bergolo Bergumélla a sillie wretched woman Berilla the hearbe water parslie or yellow water cresses Berillo a precious stone called a berill in colour like oyle or sea-water a seawater stone Berlengo a tipling or drinking house where all manner of riffraff companie comes Berlesche windowes drawing windowes out-bay windowes or skaffolds Berli little bushes locks or tufts of haires Berlina Berlino a pillerie or cucking-stoole heretofore called a tombrell Berlingare to prate to prattle to chat to skould to raile Berlincione a foole an idiote a noddie Berlingaccio the thursdaye before shrouesunday when euery man giues himselfe to sport so called in Florence Berlinghiera a pratling rayling babling skoulding woman Berlingozzo a kinde of bisket simnell or sugar bread a tansie of egs a dronken song a threemens song Also the wind or wezell pipe the name of a bird Bernacche the barnickles that growes vpon the sides of ships Bernasso a cloke with a hoode as shepheards weare a thrumbed hat Bernia an irish rug or mantle a rug such as seamen weare Berretta a cap or a bonet Berrettare as Berettare Berrettaro as Berettaro Berricocoli apricocks Also a kinde of comfets or suckets Berrina larde Also a larding stick Berrouiere a catchpole or seriant Bersaglio a but or marke to shoote at Bersela to swallowe a gudgeon to pocket vp any wrong to beleeue any tale Berta as Beffa a birde called a Iaiâ— Berteggiare as Beffare Berteggiatore as Beffatore Bertesche as Beltresche Bertolotto a noddie a gull a ninnie a foolish shift Bertonare to loue lecherously or secretly abusing maried folkes beds Bertone a maried mans or wedded womans secret louer leman whore or adulterer Bertonega a kinde of herbe Bertuccia Bertuccio a pugge a munkie a marmoset an ape Bertuccione a great munkie a babuine or ape Berzagliare to condemne cast iudge confine or limite to shoote at a marke Berzaglio as Bersaglio Berze the blew markes of any stripe or beating the prints of the lashes of a whip Also vsed for long shankes or stalking legs Besegnini a kinde of rauenous sea fowle Besenfio swolne puffed vp bladdered Also pursie or broken winded Bessaggine lisping flutting stammering maffling faltring in speech foolishnes idiotisme Besso a foole a gull an idiot a ninnie Beste in latin Hyrium Bestemmia a blasphemie a curse Bestemmiare to blaspheme to curse to banne to sweare and forsweare Bestemmiatore a blaspemer a curser a banner Bestia any kinde of beast it is taken for a mans priuy parts a buls pizell Bestiaggine as Bestialità Bestiale beastly terrible mad foolish vnreasonable furious Bestialità beastlines filthines madnes hugenes vnreasonablenes beastlihead brutishnes or rudenes Bestiame all kinde of cattle Bestione a great beast a gull a noddie a foole a patch Betilo a kinde of stone called in latine Betilus Bettino a page a knauish wagge a halter sacke Bettola a common drinking dâ—ing gaming base ale house a tap house a tipling house Bettolare to haunt ale houses tipling houses dicing houses to play the drunkard to tipple to quaffe or to gourmandise Bettoliere Bettolante a common dicer a quaffer a tipler an ale knight Bettonica the herbe Betonie Speedewell Groundhale or herbe Fluellin Bettula a kinde of herbe or tree Betonica as Bettonica Betulo the Birch tree Also as Ceraunia Beua a beauie Beuacchiare to tipple to drinke to sip to swill to bouze to quaffe Beuacchiatore Beuacchione a tipler a quaffer a drunkard an ale knight Beuanda a drink a drench a mashe a beuerage Also a potion Beueltutto a tipler a quaffer a sounde drinker an ale knight Beuere Beuo Beuei Beuuto to drinke to quaffe to tipple Also a drinking penie Beueraggio as Beuanda Also a drinking penie Beueratoio a workemans apron or bib Also a watring place for cattell Beuer la briglia when a horse drawes vp the bit with his toong Beuero a beauer a badger a graie wherof they make beauer hats Also a poole a pond or watring pit Beueróne a drench or mashe for a horse swilling for swine a drunkard or a tospot Beuicare as Beuacchiare Beuitore Beuitrice a drinker a quaffer Bezar Bezoar a beazer stone Bezzicare to pricke to sting to prouoke to allure to egge on Bezzo a small coyne in Venice Bezuca an old monkie an ilfauoured ape a withered face Biacca a kinde of white leade called Ceruse Biaccare to white to dawbe to paint with Ceruse Biada any kinde of corne or graine any blade of corne Also prouender for horses Biadare to feede or prouender a horse Biancare to white to whitten to blanche Biancaria all manner of naperie or white linnen Biancheggiante whitish or drawing vppon white blanching Biancheggiare as Biancare Metaphorically it is taken to raile at one secretly Bianchetta a blanket Also some thing white Bianchetto as Biacca Also prettie and white Also a fish called a Dace a Merlane and of some a Menow Bianchezza whitenes hoarines palenes Bianchiccio whitish somewhat white pale wan or salow coloured Bianchimento a whitening a blanching a whitishnes Bianciardo as Bianchiccio Bianco white blanke pale wan horie the name of a worme breeding in horses also a disease in a horses knee or the ioints therof Som take it to be a disease in a horses eie Bianco del ' occhio the white of the eie Bianco del'uuouo the white of an egge Bianco mangiare a kinde of white meate Biancone a goodly great milkesappe a fresh water soldier a kinde of coine Biancure the monethly flowers that women haue Biaos a tree with whose leaues they couer their houses in India Biasciare to smack or smacker in chawing to mumble as a toothâ—â—sse olde woman Biasimare Biasmare to blame to condemne to accuse to reprooue to checke to taunte Biasimabile Biasmabile blamewoorthie Biasimeuole Biasmeuole blamewoorthie Biasimo Biasmo blame or reproch Biassare as Biasciare Biastemmiare as Bestemmiare Biaua as Biada Biauo a bright pale yellow colour Bibia Bibbia the Bible or holie writ Also the funnell or tunnell of a butte Also the leese or dregs of wine Bibliopola a Stationer or seller of books Bibliothéca a library or studie of books Bica Bicca a heape a huddle a hay cocke a great masse a great deale a rick a stack or houell of haie or corne it is also taken for anger or pepper in the nose Montare su la Bica to take pepper in the nose to
Contramina a countermine Contraminare to countermine Contramuro a countermure Contraoperatione a counterworke a contrarie operation Contrapassare to do or to forfait against any edict Contrapasso a forfaiture against any statute a law as we should say limme for limme as if one kill another with a stone or a fall he must be killed so himselfe it is a word of lawe Contrapelo against the haire Contrapesare to counterpoise Contrapeso a counterpoise Contrapoliza a countermand a counterbill Contrapónere Contraporre to oppose or lay against Contrapositione an opposition a contrarietie Contraposta an opposition a contradiction Contraposto opposed or layd against foreanenst Contrapuntare to counterpoint Contrapunto counterpointed Also a back-stitch in sowing Contrariare to contrarie to impugne Contrarietà contrarietie opposition Contrario contrarie opposite against Contrarispondere to answere against another Contrárre traggo trassi tratto to contract to treate together to pul together Contrarondo a certaine number of commanders or officers going to visite the corps de guard watches sentinels or the round to see if they performe their dutie Contrascarpa a counterscarffe a countermure Contrascritto a counterwriting Contrasegno a token a marke a signe Contrastare to resist to withstand to striue to contend Contrasto a contention a withstanding a strife a contecke Contratenore a countertenor in musike Contratondo as Contrarondo Contrattare to contract to treate togither Contrattatione a contract a contracting Contratto a contract Also contracted couenanted bargained ContrauenÃre vengo venni venuto to come against to transgresse Contrauenimento a transgressing or breach of lawe ContribuÃre buisco buito to contribute Contribuli men borne in the selfesame parish of the same tribe Contributione a contribution Contributore a contributor Contristare to be sorrowfull with ContristameÌ„to a sorowing with others Contritione contrition penitence repentance remorse Contrito contrite penitent sorrowfull Contro against opposit contrarie Controuersia a controuersie Contubernio a tent or a pauillion a fellowship in a house Also a camerada of souldiers Contumace disobedient stubberne wilfull selfwilled headstrong stiffnecked Contumacia disobedience stubbornes wilfulnes frowardnes contempt ConturbameÌ„to a perturbation trouble hinderance or disquietnes Conturbare to trouble to vexe to molest to hinder to disquiet to confound Conturbato conturbed or troubled with Contusione a bruise or bruising of a mans bodie Contutto with all for all that Contuttoche withall that howbeit for all that notwithstanding Contuttociò as Contuttoche Conualescente in health in good estate Conualescenza health good estate Conubiare as Connubiare Conubio as Connubio Conuegna a couenant a bargain or condition Conueneuolezza Conueneuolità as Conuenienza Conuenente as Conueneuole Also a couenant Conueneuole conuenient meete proper beseeming expedient necessarie Conueniente as Conueneuole a conuenience Conuenienza conueniencie expediencie meetenes Also an agreement Conuenire to behooue to be conuenient to be expedient Also to come or meete togither Also to conuent to cite to sommon Also to appeere Also to agree togither or condition togither Conuentare to conuent or enter into a religious house Conuenticulo a conuenticle a conspiracie a complot Conuentione a couenant an agreement or a bargaine Also a condition Conuento agreed vpon Also a conuent or religious house a meeting place somtimes it is ioined with Per as Per conuento In such sort or manner so Also a couenant or agreement Conuentuale of a conuent or religious house Conuenuto come or met togither conuented or cited agreed or conditioned togither Conuersare to conuerse or frequent â—â—gither Conuersatione conuersation societie Conuerseuole conuersable sociable Conuersatiuo conuersable sociable Conuersione a conuersion or change a transformation Conuerso conuerted Conuertentia a conuerting or turning Conuertire tisco tito to turne to change to transforme to conuert Conuertito Conuerso conuerted turned changed transformed Also a conuertite Conuéssità the bending of a hollow thing turning downward Conuesso crooked and bending downe as the heauen doth Conuiare to conuay to lead to conduct Conuicino neere by about neighbouring with Conuiéne it behooueth it is requisite it is necessarie ConuÃncere vinco vinsi vinto or vitto to conuince to conuict Conuinto conuinced conuicted Conuitare to inuite to bid to feast to banquet Conuitati inuited bidden feasted or banquetted Also guests Conuitatore an inuitor a bidder a feaster a banquetter Conuito Conuiuio a banquet a feast a guest-meale or eating togither Conuittione Conuittura a conuiction or conuicting a vanquishing Conuitto vanquished conuicted conuinced Conuiuare to feast or banquet or make good cheere togither Conuiuenza a conuiuencie a liuing togither Also a conuiction Conuiuere viuo vissi viuuto to liue to eate and drinke togither Conuiuio a feast a banquet or eating togither Conuocare to conuoke or call togither Conuocatione a conuocation or assemblie Conuólgere volgo volsi volto to ouerturne to ouertosse to diuert Conuoluoli any twinings or windings about a rumbling in ones bellie Conuóluere as Conuolgere Also to turne or twine togither or about Conuulsióne a conuulsion or shrinking vp of the sinewes Conzare as Conciare c. Conziâ—ro as Concierâ— Coorte as Cohorte Copella as Coppella Copellare as Coppellare Copercero a kinde of vpper frocke or such garment Coperchia a couerlid a hilling a shroud a shelter Coperchiare to couer to shroud to shelter Coperchio a couer a lid a shroud a shelter Coperco a kinde of coine or money Coperticula the herbe water-lillie Copérto a couer a lid Also shrouded hilled couered or sheltred Copertoio a couer a lid a couering a hilling Copertura a couerlet or couering Copese as Colabacco Copetelle the name of an herbe Copetta a kinde of sweete bread made of honie and spice Copettaio that maketh such bread Cophino a coffin a chest Also a panier a maund a bin Copia store plentie abundance Also a couple or paire or brace Also a copie an originall a patterne a transcript Copialettere a clarke a secretary a booke keeper Copiare to copie or write out Also to ensample or match Copiba a tree in India the barke whereof being cut yeeldes foorth precious balsamum Copiére Copiero a cup-bearer a fill-cup Copila a bee hiue Also the hole at which the bee goeth in Copioso copious plentious large great Copista a copie writer a register a remembrancer Copistaccio a foolish writer scribler or note-gatherer Copistare to write copie or scribble from booke to booke Copistuzzo as Copistaccio Copoiello a pullie Copola a kinde of hunting staffe vsed in Italie Coppa a cup a bowle a goblet the nape of the head Some part of a saddle Also the test of any mettall Coppadi gioue a kinde of high growing weede which euery morning as the sun riseth it bendeth his tops to him and so soone as the sunne is risen it standeth vp againe and bends againe at his setting and being set it riseth againe looking westward in the morning eastward Coppare to knocke out the braines to kill to quell to slay Copparella a little cup a little goblet Coppe cups bowles goblets
or poperie or popish religion Papiglione a butterflie Papiro a kind of great rush in Egypt growing in fens or moorish grounds wherof they were woont to make great leaues to write on and whereof the first paper was made and of that came our word paper· Papiro della candela the snuffe or weeke of a candle Papironco Looke Lucegnolo Papisti the papists or catholikes Pappa pap for children Also the first word children vse as with vs dad or daddie or bab Also a nurce father or foster father Pappafico a daintie bird in Italy feeding on figs called a gnatsnapper Pappagallesca lingua the parrats language as we say pedlers french gibbrish or the fustian toong Pappardelle a kind of meat vsed in Italy like steakes of veale rosted or baked in a dripping pan vnder the rost meate the dripping or basting of which giues it a verie daintie taste Pappare to feed with pap to pap to sucke Also as Pacchiare Also to call dad as children do when they learne to speake Also to eat small and chewed meate as nurces giue children Papparotta Papparoto as Pappa Pappatore a feeder on pap Also as Pacchione Pappatura any kind of pap or feeding with pap Also as Pacchia Pappe teates dugs vdders pappes as Pape Pappo a word vsed by children as dad or dadie or bab Also the soft downe of flowers that the wind bloweth about as thistle downe or the mossines and cotton that groweth on some herbes Also the herbe called Groundswell Pappolata as Fagiolata Papponare as Pacchiare Pappone as Pacchione Papula a botch a boile a pocke a blane a sore or impostume in the priuie parts Also a blister a push a whelke or anie swelling or inflammation which riseth on the skin with itch Papuzzana a worme called a weenell Par a paire a couple a cast a brace a yoke Also for Pare it seemeth Par pari alike euen iust match equall semblable iump Pario dispari euen or ods Parpari all alike all euen Also a kind of play called euen and odde Para Paia paires couples casies braces yokes Parabasi transgression as it were speaking somthing besides the argument Parabola a parable a similitude or comparison a resemblance Also a certaine crooked line comming of the cutting of a cone or cilinder Parabolano a parable speaker Also a mountibanke a pratler a babbler a chatter a prater Parabolare to speake parables to chat prate or tattle by way of similitudes and parables Paracéntesi a pricking as it were or cutting of the skin with a lancet or a fleam or any other sharp pointed instrument to draw water from them that haue the dropsie Paracentério an instrument wherewith such a cure is done Parachinanca as Parasinanca Paracimeno  Paracismo as Parocismo Paraclesi a comforting or exhortation Paraclito a man defamed or ill reported of that hath an ill name Paracnastico a kinde of continuall hot and burning feauer wherein the heate when it is at the greatest by little and little diminisheth and ceaseth Paracnémio the vttermost bone in the shanke of the leg Paracóculo a strange plant or thistle called the apple of Peru the thornie or prickly apple Paracope alienation of the mind Paracore a defence for the hart a cordiall a goose giblets or such cookes vailes Paracucchino a flurt a iot a pins head a strawes head Also as Pancucco Paracuore as Paracore Paradelo the great daizie with the knob in the midst Paradimma Paradigma an example of some ones fact or saying Paradisare to emparadize Paradiseo a birde breeding in paradise hauing verie costly feathers Paradiso paradise Also a garden of pleasure or orchard of delight Paradossale paradoxicall contrarie to the common opinion Paradósso a maruellous wonderfull and strange thing to heare and is contrarie to the common receiued opinion a paradoxe an old opinion maintained by som one man or some few sectaries Parafimosi some parte of a mans priuities Parafo a paraffe a paragraffe whatsoeuer is contained in one sentence Parafuoco a skreene to warde one from the fire Paragalli the name of a roape in a ship Paraggi the knuckles or turning ioints of the chine or backe bone Paraggio equalitie comparison a match Also a preparation an ornament or setting foorth Paragóge a figure when a letter or syllable is added to the order of a word Paragonanza a comparison an equality a matching Paragonare to compare to equall to confer togither Paragone a paragon a match an equall a proofe a triall an experience an equality a comparison Also a conferring togither a touch stone to trie gold or good from bad Also a like as good as one brings Paragrafa a marke in a margent Paragrafo a paragraffe a paraffe a pilcrow whatsoeuer is contained in one sentence Paralelli Paralello as Parallelli Paralesia the sickenes which we call palsie Paraliopesi a preuention an anticipation Paralipómene left out not spoken or written of Paraliscia as Paralesia Paralisi a resolution of the sinewes a depriuing of feeling and moouing or of both in any part of the bodie Paralisis an herbe with a golden flower and is the first signe of spring time the primrose or cowslip Paralisi herba the primrose cowslip or oxelip Paralitico one that is sicke of the palsie Parallassi the difference between the true apparant place of a planet or comet by reason that we behold it not from the center but from the superficies of the earth Parallella sphera that place of the world where the inhabitants haue the equinoctiall and the Tropikes parallel to their horizon as they haue who dwell vnder the north or south poole Parallelli the circles and lines in the spheare of the world drawen from the east to the west hauing one of the poles for their centre and in euery part equallie distant one from another Parallello euerie where alike distant as lines drawen in childrens copie bookes to write by Paralo a kind of ship at Athens wherein certaine went to Delos euerie yeere in the name of all the rest to sacrifice to Apollo and they which went in that ship were called Parali Paralogismo a deceitfull conclusion or captious reasoning and arguing Paramento a preparation a setting forth a trimming a garnishing a dighting Paramése the fift string or next to the middlemost Also B. fa. b. mi. Paramosche a fan of feathers to keepe away flies with Parandra a beast or birde of manie colours Paranesi an admonition or a precept an exhortation namely such a one as ought not to be gainsaied Paranetico containing such precepts and instructions Parango a span measure or shaftsman as drapers call it in London Parangonare as Paragonare Parangone as Paragone Paranunpha he or she that is ioined with the bride or bridegroome to make him or hir readie to see that all things may be well an ouerlooker of a marriage or wedding It is now a daies vsed in manie parts of Italy for a mariage maker Also an effeminate nice milkesop puling fellow Paraâ—â—te a kind of Amethist stone
quantitie a little while Pocolino as Pochetto Poco a poco by little and little by line and leisure Poco poco very very little Poco dapoi a little while after Poco fa a little while ago not long since whilome Poco stante in a small while shortly not long since Poco auanti a little while before Podagra the sicknes called the gout in the feete and as some thinke it is the grauell that gathereth in the ioints whereby the goute is caused Podagroso goutie in the feete Podare as Potare Podargo the name of a dog as we woulde say swift-foot or make-speede Podatore as Potatore Podére a farme a liuing in the countrie a freehold Also a copie hold a husbandmans liuing Also power might puissance strength abilitie woorth or wealth Poderetto a little farme liuing copie-holde freeholde or cottage Also small power or might Poderoso strong mightie sturdie powrefull puissant stout able wealthie boistrous Podestà a potestate a mayor a portrieue a iustice a shrieue a burgamaister a gouernour a great officer or magistrate a prouost Also powre authoritie might puissance or iurisdiction abilitie strength office rule gouernement dominion facultie force vertue libertie free choice permission leaue sufferance or opportunitie Podestaria the office or precinct of a potestate a mayor or a shrieue Also a mayors house a guildhall Podesteria as Podestaria Podice the arse or fundament Podomani to morowe next Poéma a poeme a composition or Poets worke or inuention a worke in verse or rime PoesÃa poetrie poesie a poets worke Poéta a poet a writer in verse one that writeth of diuers matters in verse Poetaggine poetishnes riming Poetana as Poetessa Poetare to poetise to write poetrie to exercise poetrie to make verses Poeteggiare as Poetare Poetessa a poetesse a woman poet or rymer she that can make verses Poética the arte of poetrie poetrie the science to make verse Poético poeticall like a poet pertaining to poetrie Poggia the sheete or cable that ties the maine yard of a ship on the right hand of a ship Poggia piedi a rowers stretcher anie thing to set ones feete against a footestoole Poggiare to soare vp as a hauke to ascend vp to leane or poise vpon Poggio a hill or mounting side of a hill a blocke to get vp on horsebacke Poggiolo Poggiuolo a hillocke a little hill Also a turret Also an outbutting high window a little ascent or climbing place Poggietto as Poggiolo Poglio Looke Molino da Poglio Pogniamo let vs presuppose or put case let vs put or set Poiana a birde which some take to be the bittour and others for a kite a glade or puttocke Poi after then than since afterward Poi che since since that after that nowe that Poi da che as Poi che Poina a kinde of fresh cheese and creame Pola a birde like to a swallow called a martin Some take it to be a dawe or a chough Polami all maner of foule or poultrie Polanda a shell-fish in forme like a horne Polana a kinde of course woollen cloth Polandra as Palandra Polare circolo that circle that is described by the pole of the zodiake being caried about the pole of the world Polare a kinde of woollen stuffe as buffin mockadowe durance or rash Also of or pertaining to the poles Looke Circolo Polare Polastraro a poultrer Polastrelli yoong chicks or chickens Polastriera a woman poultrer Also taken for a baude Polastreria a poultrie where poultrie is to be sold Polastro a pullet a chicke a chickin Polcella a mayden a virgin a girle Polcello a yong lad a batcheler a virgin boy Polcino a chick a chickin Also a flea Poledra a mare-colt Poledrino a horse-colt or a fillie Poledro a horse-colt Poledruccio a yong colt or fillie Polegnia a blazing starre with a long streaming or beame before it like a beard Polemonia the hearbe wilde sage Some take it for horse-mint Polenta a meate vsed in Italie made of barlie or chesnut flowre soked in water and then fride in oyle or butter Poletto a kinde of butterflye Polezzuolo the hearbe called pudding-grasse or pennyriall Poliantho the hearbe gould-cup golden knap butter-flowre or batchelers buttons Policanto starre-thistle or caltrop Policare a thumb of a mans hand Poligrammo a precious stone like a Smaragde Policata an inche the breadth of a thumb Pólice a thumb a great toe Also an inch measure Polidoria magnificence or liberalitie Poligala the herbe milkewort or franke or spurie Poligamia the hauing of more wiues then one Poligonato the herbe called Salomons seale or whitewort Poligónio swine-grasse or knot-grasse or bloud-woort Poligono that hath many corners Polihistro he that knoweth much or many things Polinemone wilde sauorie or origane Polino a flea louse or worme that breeds vpon hawkes Polion an hearbe called Poley whose leaues in the morning are white at noone purple and at night greene Poliorcete a destroyer of cities So was Demetrius called Polipo a fish called pourcontrell or many feete Also a disease called noli me tangere which comes in the nose breeding a piece of flesh that often stifleth the nose and stoppeth the winde of it Polipodio the herbe called polipodie oke-ferne wall-ferne or mosse-ferne Poliposo he that hath the disease Polipo Poliptoto a noune that hath many cases Polire lisco lito to polish to trim vp to beawtifie to burnish to cleanse to rub to skoure to smooth to plane to make neate and fine to neatifie to garnish to deck to make smooth and bright to skoure or make cleane Polito polished trimmed vp beawtified neatifide burnished cleansed rubbed skoured smoothed planed garnished deckt or made neate bright and fine Also neate fine smug smirke handsome trim spruse gallant trixie prettie Also eloquent exquisite Polisa as Poliza Politamente neatelie finely cleanely smuglie smoothlie polishedlie Politello somewhat neate fine smug trim handsome or cleanlie Politezza neatenes cleanlines polishednes finenes Politia policie politike or ciuill gouernment the gouernance and rule or policie of a towne or common-wealth a politike regiment Politica a booke written of policie or touching the ciuill gouernment of a state Politico politike Also a politician one that hath good vnderstanding or that dealeth in the gouernance or rule of a common wealth ciuill a states-man Also pertaining to a politicall or ciuill gouernment Politura a polishing Poliza Polisa a schedule a bill a note a writing a remembrance a bond an inuentorie an obligation Polizetta a little schedule note bill or memoriall in writing a ticket Polizono a kinde of precious stone with many black circles in it Polla a henne-pullet a spring of water a vaine of water a spout or gushing of waters Pollaio Pollaro a hens roost a capons coope or pen. Also a poultrer Pollaiuolo Pollaruolo a poultrer Pollami all manner of poultrie ware or fowle Pollastraro a poultrer Pollastrelli yong chickins or pullets Pollastriera a woman poultrer Also taken for a bawde or chickin carier Pollastrini very yong chickins or chicks Pollastreria
surgeons toole to open a mans head with called a trepan Trapassamento a transgression a trespassing a yeelding vp the ghost a passing ouer Trapassare to passe through away or ouer to decease to die to trespasse to transgresse also to go a racking or shuffling pace Trapassati our deceased forefathers the deceased and dead Trapasso a shuffling or racking pace Trapazarola a duckling or dobchickin Trapelare to wade or get through lightly to drop to trill through Trapella a mouse trap Trapellare to intrap Traper what betweene Trapere hath been vsed for a dagger Trapese herbe orach or golden flower Trapiantare to remooue to plant or set in another place Trapiouere piouo piouei piouuto to raine betweene or through Trapónere pongo posi pósto as Tramettere Traporre as Trapónere Trapósto as Tramesso Trappanare to slide to glide or slip thorough and away Also as Trapanare Trappare to catch to snatch or take by maine force Trappola any kind of trap snare pitfall or ginne Also a game at cards so called Also a play that children vse called trap Trappolare to intrap to insnare or catch in some gin Trappolatore as Barattiere Trappoleria as Baratteria Traportare to transport or carie ouer Trapungere pungo punsi punto to pricke to pierce or sting through Also to quilt to stitch to embroder to counterpoint Trapunto prickt stitcht pierced or stung through quilted embrodered or counterpointed Also a quilt or counterpoint Also a kinde of stitch called hollowe stitch Trar Looke Trarre Trar per dado to cast the dice for to cast lots to rifle to begin any thing Trarre traggo trassi tratto as Tirare Trarre la sórte to caste lots to drawe cuts Trarupi amongst rocks or clifs Trasandamento a going beyond or out of the way a falling a sleepe a dying Trasandare to goe beyond or out of the way to fall a sleepe to giue vp the ghost to raue or dote Also to outgo Trasapére to ouerknow to be ouerwise Trascéndere scendo scesi sceso to transcend to go beyond Trascendénte transcending transcendent Trasceso transcended gon beyond Trascina a sea fish so called in Rome like a thorne-backe or ray Trascinare as Strascinare Trascolorare to discolour or chaunge colour Trascorrere corro corsi corso to ouerrun to out run to peruse ouer in haste also to quest or hunt to fro as a dog doth to run ouer to passe ouer quickely also to passe with short mention and not to speake of Trascorso ouerrun out run perused ouer a booke c. Trascorsa an outrunning a perusing an excursion an outrode Trascotanza as Trascuraggine Trascotato as Trascurato Trascrittione a transcription a writing or copying out Trascriuere scriuo scrissi scritto to write or copie ouer Also to transfer or giue ouer his right to another Trafcritto written or copied ouer Also a manuscript a copie or a transcript Transcuraggine carelesnes negligence retchlesnes want of heede ouersight vnaduisednes ouerweening presumption Trascurare to neglect to set at nought to be heedles or carelesse of Trascurato neglected set at nought been careles also heedles negligent retchles vnaduised rash ouerweening Trascuranza as Trascuraggine Trascuratezza as Trascuraggine Trascutanza as Trascuraggine Trasecolare to be astonished or dismaid to be rauished with some heauenlie ioie Trasferire as Transferire Trasferito as Transferito Trasficcare to thrust or driue through Trasfigurare to transforme or change from one shape into another Trasfiguratione a transformation or metamorphoses a changing of shapes Trasfondere fondo fondei or fusi fuso to powre out of one vessell into another to translate to transpose to transferre Trasformare as Trasfigurare Trasformatione as Trasfiguratione Trasfuga a subduing or putting to flight by some wyle Also an ouerflight Trasfugare as Trafugare to put to flight by some craft Trasfuggire as Trafuggire Trasfugio as Trafugio Trasfugo as Trafugo Trasfugone as Trafugone Trasfulgido through shining Trasfumare to smoke through Trasgredire disco dito to transgresse to digresse to swarue to trespasse to passe or go ouer and beyond to surmoūt or exceed Trasgredito transgressed swarued digressed trespassed c. Trasgressione a transgression a swaruing an offence a trespasse a passing or going ouer a digression from one purpose to another Trasgressore an offender a transgressor a trespasser a swaruer Trasguardo a sight hole through any instrument Trashumanare of humane to become diuine to go beyond humanitie Trasi a kinde of frute so called Traslatare to translate to reduce from one place to another as Tradurre Traslatione a translation or transposition a transporting or carying ouer a transferring or remoouing from one to another Also the vsing of a worde in signification lesse proper to augment or make the thing lesse Traslatiuo transferred or transposed taken from other taken out of others of no great waight nothing curious or excellent ordinarie of the common sort Traslato a metaphor Also translated Also as Traslatione Traslatore a translator or transporter he that doth transport translate or conuey from one place to another Traslattare as Traslatare Trasmarino a kinde of precious blue colour that painters vse as Transmarino Trasméttere as Transméttere Trasmigrare to remooue from one dwelling place to another to go and dwell farther off Trasmigratione a transmigration a departing from one dwelling to another Trasmodare to passe measure to exceede meane Trasmudare to transmute to alter to shift to change from one place to another Trasmutare as Trasmudare Trasmutatione a transmutation a shifting a change an alteration Trasognare to raue to dreame to slumber to passe the time drouzily to go out of his wits Trasonare to sounde betweene Also to crake to boast or vaunt as a Thraso Trasonarie boasts crakes foolish ostentations Trasone a thraso a bragger a boaster a craker a vaunter Trasparénte transparent or through shining Trasparénza a transparence or through-light Trasparére paio parsi parso or paruto to be transparent to shine through Trasparso beene transparent or shined through Trasparuto as Trasparso Traspiantare as Trapiantare Traspietare as Trapiantare Traspontino a stile a gappe or yate ouer a hedge a little bridge ouer a ditch Traspónere as Trasporre Traspórre pongo posi pósto to transpose or remooue from one place to another Trasportamento a transporting Trasportare to transport or carrie ouer or remooue from one place to another Trasportatione a transportation Traspositione a transposition or remoouing Traspósto transposed or remooued Trasricchire to become very rich suddenlie Trassinare as Strascinare Trassostantiale transubstantiall Trassostantione transubstantiation Trassostantiare to transmute substance Trasti della barca the formes or benches or seates of a gallie whereon the mariners vse to sit when they rowe Also a transome or beame going crosse a house Vsed also in Venice for the highest or chiefe place in a gondola as we saie the cushions in a paire of oares Trasto as Trasti Trastornare to turne or returne backe Trastrauato a horse that hath a forefoot and a hinder foote