a strainer Tamisare as Tamigiare Tamiscio as Tamigio Tamiso as Tamigio Tammuréllo Looke Crotalo Tamo a worme breeding in tallow the gentle or magot Tampano a kind of musicall instrument without strings Also a toole that stone cutters vse Tampóco as Tanpóco Tamussare as Tambussare Tana a den a caue a grot a cauerne a lurking hole Tanaceto the herbe Tansie whereof be two kinds Tanado a fish of a tawnie colour hauing an vnsauorie smell Tanagliare to torture to pinch to tanakle with toongs pincers or tanakles Tanaglie toongs pincers tanakles mullets Tanagliette little toongs mullets pincers or tanakles Tancia a kind of damaske worke vpon daggers and kniues Tanco a kind of beastly vnnaturall lust or occupying Tanè Taneto tawnie colour Tanfo a damp or lothsome smell Tangari poore bare base idle loitring begging or roguing fellowes Tángere tango tangei tangiuto to touch to feele to ioine neere to to rub to mooue to hit to mooue or grieue Tangibile that may be touched Tansa a blame an imputation a chiding Also a taxing a sessing or fining for any payment Tansare to chide to skould to brawle to raile to tant to nip to shent also to taxe to sesse to rate or fine any man to any payment or subsidie Tantaferata as Fagiolata Tantarare to swing in a halter Tantaro a swinging in a halter Tanti so many as many Tantillo as Tantino Tantino a verie little neuer so little a little little quantity Tanto so much as much as well as so much of so great value price or importance so deere or so much to be esteemed so great so many so worthie so noble c. Tanto che so that then in so much as Tantolino as Tantino Tanto maggiormente so much the more Tanto manco so much lesse so much the lesse Tanto meno as Tanto manco Tanto meglio so much the better Tanto o quanto but a little neuer so little Tanto péggio so much the worse Tanto piu so much the more Tanto quanto as much as euen as much Tanpoco much lesse as little neither nor so Tanto tempo so long as long so long time Tanto lontano so far as far Tanto apresso so neere as neere Tantosto soone anon by and by presently Tanza a kind of iron worke Tao a stone like a peacocke Tapelone as Vranoscopo Tapeto a carpet for a boord Tapezzare to hang or couer or dight with tapestrie Tapezzarie all maner of hangings or tapestrie worke Tapezziero a weauer or worker of tapestrie workes Also an vpholster Tapinare to wander to roame to roue to gad or goe vp and downe loytring beggingly or wretchedly to pine to linger to languish to draw to an end Tapinélli poore silly wandring or roaming beggers Tapino a poore wretched wandrer that goes vp and downe begging Tappe Looke Piriolo Tapsia an herbe yellow like gold to dye withall Tapula a law made for feasts Tara the tare waste or garbish of any marchandise or ware Tarabara higledi-pigledie helter-skelter cricket a wicket Tarabusi a kind of bird Some take it for the wood-pecker Tarabasso a fowle called a bittour Taraca a buckler a target a shield or a palueis Taracone as Taraca Also the hearbe Taragon or gardine Dragon Tarando a beast like a buffe with head and hornes like a stag of a red colour but will change himselfe into the colour of the thing that he toucheth or leaneth vnto Tarangola a bird in latine Phoeopus Tarantéllo the vttermost part of the belly which couereth all the entrailes Also a little eft or euet Taranto a greene-finch Tarántola a serpent called an eft or an euet some take it to be a flye whose sting is perillous and deadly and nothing but diuers sounds of musicke can cure the patient Also a fish so called Tarantato one that is bitten with Tarantole Tarantolato as Tarantato Tarare to abate the allowance which commonly is allowde vpon marchandise and ware betweene marchant and cheapman to tare Taragnuole a kind of rauenous bird Tara tantara the clang or sound of a trumpet Tarassacone the herbe sowthistle Tarantéllo a kind of salt fish Tarazzuoli a kind of ducke or mallard Tarchiare to compasse to enclose to compact or trusse vp togither Tarchiato well and strongly limd compact and well trussed vp togither Tarda a bustard Tardamento a delay a slowing a stay a demur a deferring a prolonging a taring a lingring Tardanza as Tardamento Tardare to delay to defer to slow to put off to demur to linger to tarrie to abide to let to stop to hinder or staie to make long a comming to keepe backe and withhold to be slow Tardetto somewhat slow late long idle lazie or tedious Tardi late verie late or slowly Tardigrado that goeth slow or that hath a slow pace Tardi-lóquio that draweth his speech in length Tardi pede that goeth slowly that halteth Tardità slownes latenes delay demur tediousnes slacknes hindring or delaying Tardo late slow tedious lazie idle dull lither slacke long in comming lingring hard witted thicke grosse Taréllo a kind of cheese or sweet cake Targa a target a shield a buckler a palueis Targare to arme or couer with a target a buckler or shield to shield Targhetta a litle buckler target or shield Targhettiere a targettier one that fights with target or buckler Targone a great shield target or buckler Tariffa arithmetike or casting of accounts Tarlare to eate or gnaw as wormes do old rotten wood to mothe-eate Tarlatura dust of old rotten wood good to skin yoong flesh about children Tarlino a bird called a kurlue Tarlo a worme that breedeth in old timber Also a mothe Tarloso full of wormes or worme eaten Tarma a mothe breeding in woollen cloths or worme breeding in timber a worme that eateth flesh a maggot Tarmare to mothe-eate or worme eate Tarmoso mothie full of mothes or wormes Taroccare to play at Tarócchi Also to play the froward gull or peeuish ninnie Tarócchi a kinde of playing cardes vsed in Italy called terrestriall triumphes Tarócco Looke Da tarócco Tarolare as Tarlare Tarólo as Tarlo Also a cunt-botch or winchester goose Tarpare to clip the wings of a birde that he may not flie to snatch to catch Tarsia a kind of painting in laying or setting in of small pieces of wood Iuorie horne or bone with prettie workes and diuers colours as in tables chesseboordes and such Tarsiamento as Tarsia Tarsiare to worke or lay in with prettie ioyning works as chesseboords and tables are Tarso the first part of the foote which immediatly succeeding the leg is answerable to the wrist of the hand Tartagio a stutter a stammerer a lisper a clipper of his language a masfler Tartagliare to stammer to stut to falter to lisp or clip ones speech to maffle Tartaglione a stutting stammering or lisping fellow a maffler Tártara a tarte a custard or a florentine Tartarée pórte the gates of hell Tartaréo of hell hellish terrible strong Tartareschi a kinde of antike fretted
last yeere a yeere ago now one yeere since Monarca a monarch or sole ruler a prince ruling without peere Monarchia a monarchie a rule or gouernment of one prince alone Monaro Monaio a miller Monasteriale belonging to a monasterie Monastério Monastéro a monasterie a conuent a nunnerie a religious house a cloister for solitary liuers Monastico monasticall liuing solitarie Monatto a burier of the dead Monaulo a pipe or a recordor Moncano Looke Frenguello Moncara drie barren parched rough vnprofitable Moncare to stump to maime to lame or cut off any lim Moncato Monco stumped maimed lamed or cut off any lim Moncerare to bugger to commit sinne against Nature Moncherino a stump of an arme without a hand Monco maimed lame stump armed or legd as Moncato Mondanità wordlines Mondano mundane worldly of the world Mondare to pare to pill to shale to shell to vnhuske to cleanse to neatifie to purifie to mundifie to make cleane to sift to winnow to fan to purge Mondatore a clenser a purifier a purger a parer a sheller Mondatore del aratro the plough staffe Mondature parings shales huskes suftings chaffe drosse dregs Mondezza cleanlines neatnes finenes Also dung or ordure or filth of man or cattle Also sweepings or dust Mondezzaro a dunghill a muckhill Also a scauinger Mondiale pertaining to the world Mondiale machina the worlds frame the whole world Mondicare as Mondificare Mondificare to mundifie to make cleane to purge Mondificatione a mundifying or purging Mondificatiuo that doth purge or mundifie Mondiglia cleansings purifyings sweepings parings shellings Also chaffe Mondino a measure for drie things Monditia cleanlines neatnes clensings Mondo the vniuers the whole worlde a mound such as Princes are painted with in their hands Also neate pure cleane cleansed purified winnowed sifted pared shaled vnhusked Mondóra Mondi worlds Monéta Moneda money or coine the stampe of money Also vsed for the wombe of a woman Monetaio Monedaro a coyner a money maker a minter a monter Monélle a roguish or fustian word a word in pedlers French signifying wenches strumpets or whores Monetére Monetario as Monetaio Monetoso monied pecunious hauing money full of money Mongara a kinde of meate vsed in Italy Mongaro wettish moist marrish fenny waterish Móngere mongo monsi monto or mongiuto to sucke or drawe a teat or dugge to milke Mongibéllo a continuall burning flame a burning hill in Sicilie Móngiere as Mongere Mongitore a milker of any cattle Mongiuacche as Couamele Mongiuto Monto milked suckt or drawne a dugge or teate Mongrellino an effeminate wanton coy fond smell-feast a spruce-fellow Moniache the fruit called apricocks Moniaco an apricocke tree Monibile that is easilie warned or may be warned Monicchio a pugge a munkie an ape Monile a carcanet a billament a coller a border a iewell about ones necke a neck lace hauing iewels or pearles in it an ouche a tablet or a brouch Monimento a monument a graue a tombe a sepulchre a memoriall a record a chronicle a historie a remembrance left to posteritie of some notable acte Monina a womans geere or conie a quaint as Chaucer calles it Monipolio a conspiracie a complot a conuenticle Monire nisco nito to admonish to warn Also to furnish to munite with preparation for defence Also to aduertise to aduise of somthing to come Monito admonished warned Also furnished munited fenced garded Monitione admonition warning aduertisement Also all maner or munition Monitore an admonisher a warner an informer an aduertiser a monisher a counsellour Also a furnisher a muniter Monitorio that warneth that signifieth somewhat to come Mono the number of one or a vnitie namely in composition Monna as Mona Monocentauro a fained beast like a horse and a man Monocerote a strange monster who hath the body of a horse the feete of an elephant the taile of a hogge the head of a stagge and one onely long shining horne in his forehead taken for an vnicorne Monocca a nunne Monocordo an instrument hauing manie strings of one sound which with little peeces of cloth make distinct sounds called claricords Monocroma a kinde of picture all of one colour without mixture Monoculo that hath but one eie Also the gut that is called Cieco the blinde gut Monodia a mourefull song where one singeth alone Monodo he that hath but one continued tooth in his mouth Monogamia a marrying of one wife and no more all their life time Monologia a long tale of a little matter Monologo one that talkes much about nothing Monomachia a combat or fight between man and man a single combate Monomaco he that fighteth alone without aide Monophagia a liuing alwaies with one kind of meate Monophago he that eateth but one kind of meate Also one that feedeth alone Monopolare to engrosse into one hand to forestall Monopoliére an engrosser of any commoditie into one mans hands that none may sell and gaine by but he Monópolo an engrossement of any merchandize into one mans handes that no man may sell and gaine by but he or the place where such monopolies are kept Monoptoto a word hauing but one case Monosilaba hauing but one syllable Monosino as Mollosino Monostico that which consisteth of one verse Monotropo of one fashion alwaies solitarie or vnmarried Monsignore my lorde a title onely for prelats Monstro Monstruoso Looke Mostro Monta a stallions couering of mares Also a mounting or ascent Also a blocke to get vpon horse-backe Montagna a mountaine or hill Montagnetta a little mountaine or hill a hillocke Montagnaro a man borne or dwelling on the mountaines Monta in banco a mountibanke Monta in sella a charge that trumpetters vse to sound to prepare and call men to take horse and get vp Montanaria an ascent full of mountains hillie Montanaro hillie or mountainous as Montagnaro Montanello a kinde of fine singing bird Montano as Frenguello Also a kind of eagle or faulcon Also of or pertaining to the mountaines Montare to mount to ascende to climbe vp get vp to rise vp to flowe vp to go vp to encrease or growe deere to heape vp to amount Montar ' in banco to plaie the mountibanke Montar ' in collera to growe or become angrie Montar la mosca to take pepper in the nose to be soone angrie Montar il pane the price of bread to rise Montar ' a cauallo to mount on horsebacke Montar ' in barca or naue to take shipping to take bote Montar ' in mare to lanch out to sea to take shipping Montar l'acqua to flow as the tide doth Montar ' adosso to leape vpon to fall vpon Montata a paire of staires an ascent a mounting an ascending a heaping vp Montatore a mounter an ascender an engroser a forestaller a heaper Montatura a riding or mounting beast an ambling hackney an ascent or mounting vp Monte a hill a mount a mountaine a heape a lumpe a huddle a stocke or full paire or bunch of cardes Andar a monte to swig or deale againe
sooner but. Anziano an ancient an elder a chiefe a magistrate an alderman a senior a prior Anziche rather then sooner then Anziche nò rather rather yea then no. Anzi piu rather more Anzolo the part of the bell whereto the clapper hangeth Aogni guisa howsoeuer euery way euery maner of way Aogni patto as Aogni guisa Aombrare to ouershadow to obscure to shadow to start as a horse Aoncia by ounces by retaile Aondare to waue as the sea doth Aonde made wauing wauie to go staggering reeling or indenture wise Aonghiare to tip with horne as a naile Also to catch with ones nailes Aornello a kinde of wilde ash tree with broade leaues Aorta the chiefest arterie in any creature the roote whereof is fastned to the gristle bone which is in the hart it is called the mother of all arteries Aorza sailing with a quarter winde as mariners say Aorzare to saile with a quarter winde Aotto put to any day maketh come seauen-night as Lunedi a otto a monday come seauen-night Aparare as Apparare Apanciolle merily carelesly without care or thought hold belly hold Apar'a paro hand to hand euen hand Aparo equally Also as Aparuolo Aparuolo a birde in colour greene with red feathers in his wings who feedeth vpon bees and flies Also one that keepeth bees Aparte seuerally apart from others Aparte aparte part by part seuerally Apartare as Appartare Apartenére as Appartenére Apartenente as Appartenente Apartenentia as Appartenenza Apartito put to voices in doubt Apasso by paces by steps Ape Api a bee or bees Apeggio at the woorst to the woorst Apelo by the haire iust iumpe pat euen barely poorely mincingly Apena scarcely hardly scantly scant vpon paine or forfeiture vnnethes Apenello curiously perfectly exquisitely by line and measure done with a pensill Aperitiuo opening soluble Aperire to open to set open to declare to reueale Aperto open opened Also a man that is burst Apertura Apertimento an opening an ouerture a gap a breach made by assault Also a leake in a ship Also a bursting of a mans cods Apétere to wish to couet to desire or haue an appetite vnto to long for Apetibile to be wished or longed for longing wishing for Apetire as Apétere Apetitéuole as Apetitiuo Apetito a stomacke or appetite Also desired wished coueted longed for Apetitiuo sauourie in taste hauing a good appetite Apetitiuamente hungerly with a good appetite Apetitoso as Apetitiuo Apettare when a horse doth carie his head so lowe that hee doth touch his breast with it Aperto in respect in comparison in regarde Also a pursines or shortnes of breath Apezza for a whâ—â— a while since not long since Apezzo by peeces Apezzo apezzo peece by peece Aphorismo a briefe sentence or a document Apiacère as Piacere Apiaria the trade of keeping of bees and making of home or a place where bees are kept Apiastra a birde called a Moodwall that destroieth bees Apiastro the herbe baulme or baulme gentle Apibúe a strange beast of some pagans heeretofore deemed a prophet and adored as a God Apice a teg or a sheepe with a little head and little wooll Also a foote stoole a place where one setteth his foote Apiè apiedi at the foote Also a foote or on foote Apieno fully at full Apieno popolo before the people in viewe of all men Apigionare to farme to rent to demise Apigione at rent in farme to hire Apihuolo a nickname for a sillie foolish noddie Apilottare as Appilottare Apio as Appio Apiolo Looke Pomo apiolo Apiombino perfectly by line square and measure Apiombo plump downe downe right eeuen or leuell Apiu modi many maner of waies Apisso a blacke stone pointed with blew vaines which being once heated with fire remaineth hot seauen daies after Apiupotére with might and maine to the vtmost of ones power Apláudere Aplauso as Appláudere Apocalissi a reuelation or a vision Apocino a kinde of herbe or weede Apóco within a little by little Apoco apóco by little and little Apócopa an abridging of the last letter or syllable of a word Apocopare to cut off the last syllable or letter of a word Apocrifa a thing hid the originall wherof is not knowne Apogei windes rising out of the ground Apogeo that point of heauen wherein the sunne or any other planet is farthest from the centre of the earth Apoglicarni a disease in the gums of the teeth Apógrafo a copie an extract a draught Apologia an excuse an apologie a defence a purgation Apólogo a tale or fable teaching lessons for life and manners Apóna a medicine helping without pain Apophiade certaine strings hanging to the entrailes Apophisi that part of a bone which the Anatomists call the processes Apoplessia an apoplexie which is a disease that taketh away moouing breathing and feeling an vnsensiblenes or a numnes Apopletico one subiect to the apoplexie Apoplética vena the name of a vaine Aporogie certaine impressions in the aire falling or shooting of stars Apossessionare as Appossessionare Apósta for the nonce of purpose expreslie wittingly voluntarily Apostare as Appostare Apostasia an apostasie or abiuring of ones religion Apóstata a renouncer or abiurer of his religion Apostatare to renounce and abiure ones vowed religion Apostéma an impostume Apostemare to grow to an impostume Aposteparnismo a cutting awaie of a bone with a wounde Aposticciare to make by art to worke by the hand any thing to imitate nature Aposticcio made by art or wrought by the hand counterfait Apostolato an apostleship Apostólico apostle-like apostolicall Apóstolo an apostle Apóstrofe a signe denoting the taking away of the last letter of a worde Also a figure in speech as when one conuerteâ—â— his speech from one partie to another as from the present to the absent Apotegma a short wittie and quicke sentence Apotelesma a declaration of the signification of stars at ones natiuitie a calculation of ones natiuitie Apotheosi a consecration or dedication a canonization Apotosi a disease when the haires about one fall and shed Appagare to satisfie to appaie Appago appaid satisfied Appaiare to couple to paire or yoke togither Appalesare to reueale to manifest Appaltare to set to farme to hire to farme to rent to demise Appaltatore a hucster a retailer a renter a tenant or farmer of any thing Appaltaruolo as Appaltatore Appalto a see farme a demise Appamondo the map or type of the world Appannare to hide to couer to close to hoodwinke to stop or dim or bleare the light Appannate drawing board windowes Appannatotto fast plumbe pampred fat well fed in good plight Apparare as Apparecchiare to learn Apparato a preparation a garnishment Apparecchiare to prepare or set in order to couer or lay the boord to dight Apparecchio Apparecchiamento as Apparato Appareggiare to compare to match to equall Also as Apparecchiare Apparére as Apparire Apparente as Appariscente Apparentare to ally or become kinsmen to marrie togither Apparenza as Appariscenza Apparimento
in a Church a queere of a Church the chancell of a Church Also a câ—ster Calónico as Canonico Calonicáto as Canonicato Calónio a fish that hath his scales contrarie to others and swimmeth against the tide or course of the water Calóre heate or warmth Calorifico Caloroso full of heate or warmth Calorite a greene stone which set in iron and worne about one is good against magick and charmes Calpestare to trample or tread vnder foote Calpestio a trampling noise a pathe or high common way Calta the flower Marigold or braue Bassinet Also a kinde of Violet that comes in Autumne Calterito vsed for Scaltrito Caluária baldnes Caluaria the head or skull of a dead bodie Calueggiare to become balde Caluezza baldnes Caluire to become bald Caluitie Caluitio baldnes Calunnia a false or craftie accusation a forged crime a malicious surmise cauill or detraction to slander or trouble one Calunniare to accuse or laye to ones charge falsly and maliciously Calunniatore a malicious detracter or deceitfull accuser Calunnioso alwaies readie to accuse or forge crimes falsly full of deceitfull interpretations false vniust cauillous Caluo bald on the head Calza as Calcia Calzaiuolo a hofier or shoomaker Calzamento as Calciamento Calzante as Calciante Calzare as Calciare Calzari either hosen or shooes Calzato hosed or â—hoâ— Also a horse that is white footed aboue the pasternes Calzapiedi a shooing horne Calzatoio idem Calze hosen or shooes Calzolaio a shoomaker or a hosier Calzolaria a shoomakers shop or where they sell shooes or hosen Also the trade of shoomakers Calzoni as Calcioni Calzoppare to hop to skip to go a false gallop Calzoppo hoppingly roundly away a false gallop skippingly Camaglio a gorget of maile Camaldole a place frequented or full of people Camamilla the herbe Cammomill Camangiare all kinde of victuals beside bread and drinke All manner of houshold victuals Camarina a stinking herbe prouoking vomite Camarzo a kinde of game at tables with dice. Camato a long staffe or cudgell or bat Camarra a martingall vsuall among horsemen Cambetta as Crambetta Also a fish called in Latine Zingana Cambiare to exchange to change Cambiatore an exchanger a changer Cambiatura a changing or exchanging Cámbio a change an exchange a stead liew or place Cambrai cambricke cloth named of the towne where much is made of it Cambrasia a kinde of light dart or arrowe Came a kinde of shell fish or cockles Camecisso some take it for Hare-hoofe some for ground Iuie and some for Perwinkle Camedafne the herbe Perwinkle Also a plant called Lawry Camédrio the herbe Germander or English Treacle CameÃne the nine muses Cameléa as Cameleuca Cameleone Cameleonte a camelâ—on an herbe growing vpon rocks by the sea side called Chameleon Cameleuca the herbe Colts hoofe or asses foote Camellino a kinde of daintie sauce vsed in Italie Also of a camell Camelo Camello a beast called a camell Camelopardo a beast begotten of a camell and a panther Camelotto the stuffe we call chamblet a kinde of wilde sheepe in India shaped like a camell Camene the nine muses Also a poeticall song Cámera a chamber or lodging the chamber of a peece of ordinance Cámera locanda a hiring chamber Cámera terrena a lowe chamber next the ground Cameraio Camerario a chamberfellowe a camerado souldier Also a chamberlaine Camerale of or pertaining to a chamber Camerare to chamber or lodge Camerata a camerada a societie in a chamber a chamber full Camerélle little holes flawes or chambers Camerino Cameretta a little chamber or studie Cameriéra a chamber maide or waiting woman Cameriéro a chamberlaine or groome of a chamber Camerléngo a chamberlaine Also an auditor Camerlengheria a chamberlaineship or an exchequer of a prince Camerlengato as Camerlengheria Camescice a kind of weâ—de or herbe Camia a kinde of fish Camice a surples or priests garmeÌ„t called a robe that is plaine without plaiting Camicia as Camiscia Camiciara as Camisciara Camiciata as Camisciata Camiciótto as Camiscióne Camiciuola as Camisciuola Caminate to go to walke to march to wander to trauell to waiefare Caminante going walking marching wandring a wandrer or waiefaring man Caminata a chimney Also a great chamber or dyning hall Camino a way a high-way a path a streete Also a chimney Camiscia a shirt a smocke a priests surples a porters frocke a long white garment Camisciara a seamster or maker of shirts or smocks Camisciare to shirt or put on a shirt surples smocke or frocke Camisciata a sudden secret attempt or surprise in time of warre so called bicause it is done and executed with shirts ouer the souldiers armour a camisado Camiscio as Camiscia Camiscióne a porters frocke a body cote or great shirt Camisciótto as Camiscione Camisciuóla a little shirt or a waste-cote Cammarugie a kinde of shrimpe or praune Camo a bridle a binding a snaffle Camoccia Camozza a chamoy or chamoise or wilde goate Camoccina a chamoy or wilde goates skin Camomilla the herbe Camomill Camorra an irish rugge Also an vpper cassock Camorro a murre a pose a colde Also a womans frock Camoscello a kinde of buffin sarge rash or such stuffe Campacchio a kinde of great basket to carie haie or fodder in vpon mens shoulders vsed in Italy Campale pertaining to the fields fieldie Campagna a fielde or a champaine Campagna rasa a razed plaine an open field without any hedge ditch or other encumbrance Campána a bell Also a couer of a limbecke or still Campana azzurrea blew birdweede Campana a martello to ring the bels backward as they vse in Italy in dangerous times Campanaio a bell-ringer a sexten of a church or a bell-founder Campanati a kinde of duck wigin or mallard that is wilde Campanaria a iangling or ringing of belles Campane a kinde of peare so called in Italie Campanella a little bell a haukes bell a couer for a Still or Limbecke Campanelle the hearbe called Bindweede Also a worme that deuoureth vines Campanello a campanell or rowle in the mouth of the bit of a horse in forme of a bell Also a kinde of flowre Campanello con timpano piano when the broade end of the campanell is flat and plaine Campanello con timpano a volta is when the broad end of the campanell is compasse like a cannon mouth Campanile a steeple or belfrie Campare to escape to flye to auoide to deliuer to free to liue Also as Campeggiare Campeggiare to beleagre to encampe Also to showe well to sute to square to becom well Campestre of or pertaining to the fields Also a field hawke Campicello a little field Campignare to reioice to make merie to riot to reuel to be frolike to swagger Campione a champion Campo a field a campe an armie an hoast a field in armorie Also an escape a scape Camporeccio fieldie that growes in the fields faire and seasonable for the fields Camuffare to stare to swagger to riot to reuell to ruffle it out to deale roughlie to pack craftilie Also to put one out
stock Capitana the admirall ship of a fleete or nauie Capitanato a captaine-ship the place or dignitie of a captaine a gouernment Capitáno a captaine a chiefetaine a leader a cheefe Capitare to come to happen to chaunce to fall or light to any place by fortune Capite a kinde of white stone Capitello the head of any piller a little head a nipple of a womans breast Also frets in any roofe or knobs in any worke Capitolare to capitulate to couenant to condition Capitolatione a capitulation condition or couenant Capitolo a chapter Also a meeting place for any societie a conuocation house Capitómolo a tombling trick or cast a downefall Capitone a kinde of course silke called sleaue silke Also a fish called a cur a gull a bull-head or a millers thumbe Capitoni as Capifuochi Capitonzo an Item with a great letter or beginning of a chapter Capitulare as Capitolare Capitulatione as Capitolatione Capitulo as Capitolo Capituto a loggar-head a ioult-head a great-headed fellow Capnomante a diuiner by smokes and fumes Capnomantia diuination by aire smoke and fumes Capo Cao a chiefe a head a leader Also a pate a nole a skonce a cloue of garlike an end or beginning a chiefetaine or principall a cape or but of any lands end Also a fish called a cur a gull a bulhead or a millers thumbe Capocaccia a maister hunter a chiefe hunts-man Capocchia the foreskin or prepuce of a mans priuie member Capocchio a doult a noddie a loggarhead a foolish pate a shallow skonce Capocerro the staggers in a horse or other beast Capo d'angolo a chiefe corner stone Capo d'anno the yeares end Capo di latté the creame of milke Also clouted creame Capo di squadra a ringleader a chiefe a head maister Capofronte the fore-front of a horse Capogatto a kinde of foule euill or falling sicknes in a horse Some conster it to be a swelling ouer all the horse head possessing the eyes the throte and all parts so as for the time he can receiue no foode Capogirli foolish fantasticall sodaine humorous toyes fancies or conceites giddines in the head or qualmes ouer the stomacke Capolétto the testerne or canapie or head of a bead a sparuise or vallance of a bed Capolino a little head or pate Cápolo a certaine instrument about a plough Caponara Caponera a coope a pen or cage for capons or poultrie Caponato Caponiera a poultrer or seller of poultrie Caponato guelded caponed splaide libd Capone a capon Also a kinde of shell-fish Also one that is guelded Caponegro a titlin a titmouse or an oxeye Capoparte a ringleader a head or chiefe of a faction or side Caporale an officer in a band of men called a Corporall Caporione a Marshall of a camp a Corporall of the field a Iealour a Sheriffe a Iustice. Capotorto a bird called a wrynecke Some take it for a hickway Capotto as Cappotto Capostorno the staggers in a horse or other beast Cappa a cape a cape-cloke a spanish cloke the shell of any fish Also a kinde of vaile that women weare about their heads in Italie Also an angle a canton or a pile in a coate of armes Also a coape for a priest Cappácciolo a kinde of dressing of meate so called in Italie Cappanella a rout a crue a troupe or flock of people Cappanelli a kinde of giues fetters or shackles for prisoners Cappare to cloke or hood one to snatch and filch vp to choose or traine vp men to giue or lay an earnest pennie in hand for any bargaine Cáppari a kinde of sallet called capers an interiection of admiring or refusall Capparocchiole a kinde of cockles or paireawinkles Capparole a kinde of little cockles or winkles Capparone a gull a sot a patch a ninnie an idiot Cappati chosen or trained men for any actioÌ„ or attempt Also cloked or hooded Cappe clokes spanish clokes or capes all manner of shell-fish as oysters cockles muscles or scallops Cappelongâ—e a kinde of long skallops or cockles Cápperi as Cáppari those markes vpon the playing cards called spades Cápperone a hood frocke or garment for the raine Also a Fench-hood Capperoni a kinde of great capers for sallets called caperons Capperuccia a poore sillie cloke or such gabardine Cappesante as Cappelonghe Cappetonde a kinde of round cockles or such shell fish Cappi the clawes of any crab-fish The knots or steps that be vpon the cordes or shrouds of a shippe by which mariners climbe vp sliding knots Cappio a snare a ginne a spring to catch birdes with a sliding knot legata a Cappio is a ioint in the middle of a port or vpset of a horses bit where one end of the iron claspeth another like two single hookes Cappio scorridore a sliding knot in a cord which being drawne will shut and open Cappocchio as Capocchia or Capocchio Capponara as Caponara Cappone as Capone Cappotto a short Dutch cloke a Spanish cape cloke a hood or a coule Cappucciare to hood Also to slip trip or stumble Cappuccio a hood or a cowle Capra a goate in generall A kind of racke or torture to make one confesse Capragina goates Rew or Italian fitch Capraio a goate heard a keeper of goates Capránica sapieÌ„tia foolish gotish wisedome Capreccio as Capriccio Capreóla as Capriola Capreólo as Capriolo Capretta a little yoong goate or faune Capretto a kid or a yoong faune Caprétio beastly of the nature of a goate Capriata a cheese-cake or such other meat made of goates milke Capricciare to growe or be humorous toish or fantasticall Cappriccio a sudden toie a selfe conceite a fantasticall humor Also a chilling cold Capriccióso toysh humorous fantasticall conceited wauering in minde Capricórno one of the twelue signes in heauen called Capricornus a beast bodied like a stag and footed and horned like a goate Caprificatióne a seeking of that which may not be Caprifico a wilde Fig tree or wilde Fig that will neuer be ripe Caprifoglio Woodbinde or Honysuckle Caprigno Caprino goatish rammish wild humorous lecherous Capri mulgo a bird or skrich owle that in the night sucketh the goates vdders Also a milker of goates some take it for a night rauen Caprina gotish Also a cheurell skin Also goates dung Caprinella the herbe Dogs-tooth Caprino cheese made of goates milke Also gotish or rammish Caprióla a caper or loftie trick in daÌ„cing A faune a kid a calue of a hinde a yoong hinde a capriole a sault or goates leape that cunning riders teach their horses an herbe called Dogs-tooth Capriolare to caper in dancing Capriolo as Capriola Capriólo delle vite a withe of willowe wherewith they binde and tie vp vines the twinding of a vine about a pole Capro a bucke or hee goate Capróne a great goate or bucke a goates or chamois skin Also a dull pate a shallowe sconce Captiuare to captiuate or take prisoner Capto taken catcht it hath been vsed for Preso Capucciare as Cappucciare Capuccini an order of friers called Capussins wearing hoods
Coppella a refiners woord called the test or loye of siluer or gold Also a kinde of wheelebarrow Also a dosser or panier Coppellare to bring to the test to refine as siluer and gold Coppetta a little cup or goblet Also a kinde of countrie cake or sugar bread Coppi tiles ouer houses Coppia a couple a brace a cast a paire Coppiére Coppiéro a cup-bearer a filcup Coppo a tile ouer a house Coppola a shepheards cap as we say a Scottish cap. Copriletto a couerlet for a bed Coprimento a couering a protection a shroud or shelter a hilling a head attire Copritura a couerlet a couering Coprire Copro Copérsi Copérto to couer to hill to protect to shroud to shelter to cloke Copritesta a cap or hat or any couer for the head a couer-sheafe Copso a fish called in Latine Cops Copula a couple Also a copulation or doubling Copulare to ioyne or couple togither Copulatione a copulation or ioyning togither Copulatiuo that coupleth or may couple togither Coquo a cooke Cor Core the hart or core of any thing Coraccia Corazza Coraccina a cuirace a brestplate a vantplate Some take it for the arming of the bodie and backe Coracino a little hart a bright rauen or crowe-blacke colour Also a kinde of blackish sea fish with a head shining like golde Coraciesia as Calicia Corada Corrada the plucke the geither hasselet or midriffe of any beast Coradella a little plucke midriffe geither or hasselet Also a goose giblets or vmbles of a deere Coraggio courage stoutnes hardinesse Coraggioso couragious hardie stout Corale hartie cordiall Corallina the herbe Male pimpernel Also Corall or mountaine coralline Corallino Corall colour a little Corall Corallo Corall which groweth in the sea like a shrubbe and taken out waxeth hard Corame leather tanned or drest Coranta Corranta a kinde of French-dance Coratiere a broker for any bargaine Corba a basket a flasket Also a kinde of measure of liquid things Corbacchione a filthie rauen Also a filthie fellow a gull or a ninnie Corbacchio a filthie great rauen Also the name of a worme breeding in horses Corbastro a water rauen Corbella Corbetta a little basket Corbetto a fish called in latin Glaucus Corbézzolo Corbezzuólo a kinde of wilding or crab tree or the fruit thereof Also a kind of wild tree in Italie bearing a fruite much like a strawberrie therfore some call it strawberrie tree or an Arbute tree Also the fruit of that tree Corbine a kind of wild blacke cherries Corbita a great ship or hulke for burthen and cariage Córbo a rauen or a crow Also a kinde of sea fish Corbona hell or a place whence no redemption is Also such a place as we cal little ease in our prisons Corcalle Colanza a kind of bird Corcaiuolo a kind of worme breeding in horses whereof cunning ferriers say there be eight kindes Corcare to lie downe to rest to lie along Also to bray as a stag or a bucke Corda a rope a cable a corde a halter a line a string Also a torment or strappado Also a kinde of measure vsed in Italie Cordaglia Cordaggi the shrowdes or tacklings of a ship all maner of cords or cordage Cordapso the wringing and torment of the small guts in ones bodie Cordare to cord or string Cordaro Cordaruolo a rope-maker a roper Corde strings for instruments Corde di minugie strings made of guts as lute strings Cordegliére Cordigliere a fryer Cordélla as Cordicella Cordelline little strings twists laces or shirt strings Cordialità hartines Cordicélla a little cord a string a line a tape a lace a ribond an inkle a binding a twine or a fillet Cordiglio a certaine habite that Spanish Friers vse Cordini little thongs or latchets of leather Cordilla a kinde of fish Cordoglio harts greefe teene sorrow Cordoncella as Cordicella Also the name of an herbe Cordouano Cordoano Spanish leather or cordouane Also as Corribo Cordogliére as Cordegliere Cordoncini as Cordelline Cordóne a great cord a hatband Also the name of a certaine gut in a horse Córe a hart a core Also a Greeke coine of fower dragmes Corecino Coresino a little haâ—t or core Coréo a foote in meetre of two syllables the one long the other short Corgna the fruit of the tree Corgno Corgnialc a wood called dog wood Corgno a tree called a dog tree Corgnola a kinde of red stone worne in seale rings called a cornix Cori an herbe which boiled in wine and giuen to any bodie in a swoune he will presently sweate and come to himselfe againe Coriaginoso sicke of the hide-bound Coriagmea sickenes in cattel called hide-bound that is when the skin doth cleane so fast to their sides that they cannot stir Coriambi a foote in meetre hauing the first and last long and two in the middleshort Coriandoli Coriander comfets Coriandro a shrub bearing Coriander graines Coricante couchant a word of armory Coricare Corigare as Corcare Corila a hasell nut or filbert Corilo a hazell nut or filberd tree Corimbi a kinde of loope rings Corinca the snarling of a dogge Corintha an herbe the iuice whereof is present poison Corinthi the small raisons we call them corans Corio a foote in meter of two syllables one long the other short Corintho a kinde of Architecture Corione a thin skin or membrane vnder Dura mater Coriza a catarrhe or rheume in the nose Corlare to winde or reele silke vpon bobins Corlo a bottome or clue of thread Also a reele a winder or rise to winde silke with Also a top or gigge that children play withall Cornacchia a chough a dawe a rooke Cornacchiare to chat like a dawe Cornacchione a great filthie iackdaw Also a pratler a railer Cornamusa a bagpipe or a hornet Looke Fare cornamusa Cornamusare to plaie vpon a bagpipe or hornepipe Also to call aloud to one that will not heare Cornare to horne to set hornes vpon ones head Also to shocke or but as rams do Also taken for to call aloud or importune one that will not heare Cornaro Corniere a horner Cornâ—a the hornie tunicle of the eie wherein the apple of the eie is placed Corneggiato bowing or bending as a horne horned Cornéo harde hornie of or like a horne Cornetta di caualli a cornet or troupe of horses or their ensigne Cornetta a kinde of minâ—â—er hoâ—d◠〈◊〉 schollers and masters of Arts weare 〈◊〉 Vniuersities for honor Also the ensigne which is caried by the Lanciers Cornettaro a cornet maker Also one that windes a cornet Cornetto a fish so called in Genoa Also a cornet or little horne a bugle an inckhorne Also a cupping glasse Cornice a chough a daw a rooke Also a red Cornix stone Also the ledge whereon they hang tapistrie in any roome Also an out-ietting peece or part of a house or wall Cornicello a little horne or bugle Cornicina as Corniola Cornicine del fagiano the red gilles of a phesant Cornicione as Cornice Cornifero Cornigero one bearing hornes Cornio Corniola Corniolo the
a gouernor a lord a swayer Dómine Sir Also an admiration or signe of woonder as we say good Lord or Gods Domin fallo good Lorde is not this strange why what a good yeere Dominica sunday Dominicale dominicall cheefe Dominicanti frati fryers of saint Dominicks order Dominio dominion lordship Domisella a kinde of water snake Domitare as Domare Domitatore Domitore as Domatore Dómito tamed ouercome vanquished quelled submitted Domo as Domito Also as Duomo Domo petri vsed in mockerie for a prison or stone house Don a lord a commander a sir a Don. Donadello a dilling a darling a wanton Also a fiddle or a croude Donare to giue freely to present Donatica vide Corona Donatione Donagione a gift a donation a present a deed of gift Donatore a giuer Donatorio he to whom a gift is giuen Donde whence from whence why wherfore whereby whereupon Dondola a babie a puppie a pugge a conceit a humour a fancie any foolish sport or solace It is also a kinde of play at the ball Also dandling or dangling Dondolare to play the babie puppie or gull Also to dandle or dangle Dondolo a gull a foole a thing to make sport Donméta as Dométa Donna a woman a ladie a mistres a wife a louer a dame a queene at chesse Donna Beatrice Dame Bettrice it is taken in mockerie and ironically for an idle huswife Donna che fa le fusa storte shee that makes hir husband cuckold Donna che manda il marito in cornouaglia senza barca idem Donna che silascia scuoter ' il pelliccione idem Donna da bene an honest woman Donna da molto a woman of account Donna da molti taken in ill part for a woman of many Donna da póco a woman of no esteeme Donna da partito a woman that wil accept of any condition a venale or mercenarie woman Donna nouélla a newe maried wife a bride Donnazucca al vento a foolish fonde woman a lasie huswife a light headed wife Donnaria womanhood womanishnes Donneare to man to court to vsher to squire to marshall to waite to attend or follow women Also to rule or swaie Also to play the wanton woman Donneggiare as Donneare Donnesco womanish Donnetta a litle woman also as much as goodie flurt or goodie driggle-draggle Donnicella Donnina a little prettie woman Donniciuola a poore sillie woman Donno a syr a lord a commaunder a Don. Donnola the beast called a weazell Donnolino a little weazell Dono a gift a present a grant a deed of gift Donola as Donnola Donzella a damzell a maiden a virgin a waiting woman Also a fish called in Latin Alphestus Donzellare as Donneare Donzellesco maiden-like like a maiden Donzello an appointer an officer a sergeant an apprentise at the law a clark Also a batchelor a waitingman an vnmaried man a page a squire a custrell a waiter a seruingman Dopo Dopoi after then behinde since Dopoche Dopoiche after that since that Dopodescinare an afternoone Also after dinner Dopo non molto not long after Dopo nona after-noone or since noone Dopo l'untume after dinner after meat since meate Dopo pasto after meate Also dishes after the first or second seruice as fruit Dopo vn non nulla after a trice by and by Doppia a doubling a foulding a double a copie Also anie counterfait precious stone a foile for stones Also a lining Doppiamento a doubling a falsehood Doppiare to double to couple Also to line any thing Also to yoke Doppiezza doublenes a doubling Doppio double false corrupt twofolde ambiguous Also a copie or patterne of any thing Doppione Doppiere a kinde of great torch of waxe which we call a quarrier Also a double silke cod Doppio più double againe as much more Dorare to gilde to couer or beset with gold Dorarie gold workes workes of gold Doratore a gilder Dorcade a Do or a bucke Dorchéo the name of a dogge hunt Do kill bucke Also spie all or quicke sight Dorialtide a precious stone founde in a cockes head some others say it is found in another beasts head Dorica one of the fower Greeke toongs that were commonly spoken in Greece Also a kinde of graue solemne musicke Also a kinde of architecture called dorike worke Doricnio as Doriénio Dórico a graue solemn musition representing grauitie Dório a musition that plaies graue musicke Dorienio a venemous herbe wherewith they poyson arrow heads and darts called dogs grasse Dormacchiare to slumber to droope to slug Dormacchione a sleeper a slumberer a drouser a lazie boodie a sluggard Dorménte Dormiente sleeping slumbring sluggring Also dormant or couchant a word in armorie Dormetorio as Dormitorio Dormia any drinke or phisicke to prouoke sleepe Dormigliare as Dormacchiare Dormiglione Dormicchione as Dormacchione Dormioso Dormitore as Dormacchione Dormire dormo dormito to sleepe to slumber Dormire della bruna the first sleeping of silke wormes Dormire della bianca the second sleeping of silke wormes Dormire della grassa the third sleeping of silke wormes Dormitorio Dormitoio a sleeping chamber a dortor in religious houses Dormitura a sleeping a slumbring a lying with one D'oro of gold golden Dorone a Greeke measure about fower inches or a handfull Doronico a root or weed good and wholsome for the stomacke called pisse in bed or cray-fish Dorrà he shall grieue smart or ake Dorrai thou shalt grieue smart or ake Dorrei Dorrebbe I or he should grieue or smart Dorrò I shall grieue smart or ake Dorrupare as Dirupare Dorso a mans backe the backe or ridge of any thing Dossare to charge lay or load vpon ones backe Dosso a backe or ridge of any thing the backe of a knife Also a kinde of course home-spun cloth Also a beast bearing a rich sur D'osso of bone made of bones Dotale belonging to a dowrie or a womans ioynter Dotare to endow to giue a dowry to make a iointer to endue Dotato endowed giuen a dowrie made a iointer endued Dotatione as Dote or Dota Dote Dota a dowrie an endowment a iointer a guift Doti guifts dowries endowments Dotta learned wise Also doubt feare mistrust or suspition Also a small time euen now at this time Dottanza doubt feare suspition mistrust Dottare to feare to suspect to doubt to distrust Dotto learned wise clarke-like D'otto of eight consisting of eight Dottoraggine doctorship foolish doctorship Dottorare to take or giue the degree of a doctor Dottorato the degree of a doctor a doctor-ship doctored Dottoratico a doctor-ship Dottoratura as Dottoratico Dottore a doctor a learned man Dottrina doctrine learning scholer-ship science knowledge Dottrinale a booke of doctrine contayning doctrine Dottrinare to endoctrine to learne to teach to instruct Douana as Dogana Douaniere as Doganiere Doue where whether Doue che whereas whetheras Doue si sia wheresoeuer it be Doue si voglia wheresoeuer Douére as Deuere to owe to be endebted Douéro earnest good sooth good earnest Douinadoio Douinatoio a reele or
rise to winde silke or yarne with Douitia store plentie riches abundance Douitioso rich plentious abundant storefull Douungue wheresoeuer in whatsoeuer place Douutamente dulie rightlie lawfullie Dozzena a dozen or twelue a kinde of comminaltie or boording togither of schollers in some house Dozzenale a common fellow such as a man may buy whole dozens of that liues at liuerie with others Dozzenalmente commonly familiarly good cheape by whole dozens Dozzenante a commoner or boorder with others as schollers are one that stands at liuerie Dozzenare to boord or common in companie to put vp in dozens to stand at liuerie Dozzina as Dozzena Dozzinale as Dozzenale Dozzinante as Dozzenante Dozzinare as Dozzenare Dozzino a kind of small coyne Draba an hearbe hauing a tuft like elder at the top Draconite Draconio a stone taken out of a dragons head good against poison Dragante a kinde of gum or drugge that burneth Drago a dragon Dragona â—arren fruitles fierile Dragoncélla as Dragontea Dragoncelli little dragons Also galles or kernels growing in the throte of some Dragone a great dragon a kind of fish so called Dragontéa the herb dragon wâ—rt or dragon serpentiâ—e or Taragon Dramma a small waight called a dram Also a kind of Greeke coine worth seauen pence sterling Drappéllo Drapéllo a company of men a beuie of women a crue of good fellowes Also an ensigne a baneret a baneroll a little cloth a little sheete Drapperia a draperie or streete where cloth is sold Drappetto a little cloth narrow cloth Drappi all maner of clothes vestures apparell vestments or attires Drappiére Drappiéro a draper a seller of cloth a clothier Drappo any kind of cloth Drappo alto breade cloth Drappo basso narrow cloth Drappo di lino linnen cloth Drappo d'oro cloth of gold or tissue Drappo di seta all manner of wouen silke Drento Dentro in or within Dresso a thrush or fieldfare Driadi certaine wood-nymphes so called Drieto Dietro behinde after backewards Drieto punto as Dietro punto Drijno a kinde of venemous serpent or worme DrinÃre nisco nito to crie as a weazell Driottéri a kind of weed or herbe growing vpon trees Dritta right straight direct honest vpright Also the right hand Drittamente dulie directly vprightly straightly forthwith Dritti right handed blowes down-right-blowes Dritto iust right due vpright standing straight reason Also a right handed man a downe right stroke Drittorare to make straight or right to right Drittura rightnes iustnes vprightnes Also out right straight on Drizzare to direct to erect to streighten to adresse to raise to reare to stand vp to set vpright Drizzata a directing an adressing a raising a rearing Drizzatore a glouers sticke to stretch out gloues with a shoomakers piece of wood to stretch a boote or shoe with or knocke his worke vpon Also as Calamistro Dromedario a beast called a dromedary it is maruellous swift and is a kinde of cammell Dromone a fish so called Also a place to runne horses in Dropaci a medicine to take away haire or to make one balde Drudo a wanton louer a secret letcher Druidi certaine learned priests or prophets that were wont to be in France in the times of ignorance Dâ— hath bin vsed for Doue where whether whereas Also whence Also a kinde of serpent Dua the number two of the feminine gender Duaggio a kinde of course home-spun clothing or russetting Duale of or pertaining or consisting of two Duana as Dogana Duanero as Doganiero Duare to double to couple to paire to yoke to put two together Duassi two aces at dice. Dubbiare to doubt to feare to suspect Dubbio doubt suspect feare vncertaintie Also as Dubù Dubbioso doubtfull vncertaine Dubbiosità doubtfulnes vncertaintie Dubitabile that may be doubted Dubitante doubtfull vncertaine Dubitanza doubt feare suspect Dubitare as Dubbiare Dubitatione as Dubbio or Dubitanza Dubiteuole as Dubbioso Dubitoso as Dubbioso Dubù a monstrous beast somewhat like a Wolfe that hath feete like a man breeding in Africa Duca a duke a captaine a chiefe a leader a chiefetaine a generall Ducato Ducado a dukedome a dutchie Also a coyne called a ducket Ducati duckets crownes â—onie Also dukedomes Duce a Duke a cheefe a leader a captaine a generall a cheefetaine Ducénto two hundreth Duchessa a ladie a Dutches. Duco a night owle Due Duo Dui Dua the number two Due cotanti twice so many Duellare to fight one to one Duellista Duellante a man skilfull in combats or the lawes of them Also a combatant or fighter with another Duello a single combat a fight betweene two Duerno of the number two Dugento two hundreth Dugentesimo the two hundreth in order Dughi a roguish or fustian word for crownes Also night owles Duini two dewses at dice. Dulia the seruice of a bondman or slaue Dumi brambles briers brakes thornes shrubs firzes bushes Dumoso thornie shrubbie full of bushes briers brambles or brakes shrubbish Dune the downes or plaines Dun ' in vno from one to one Dun ' in altro from one to another Dunque Dunche then an aduerb of concluding Duo the number two Duodeci the number twelue Duodecimo the twelfth in order Duodeno the mawe or stomack gut the gut that is fastned next to the neather mouth of the ventricle Duóle it greeueth paineth or smarteth Also as Dolore Duolo Duol ' griefe sorrow smart paine affliction care Duplicare to double Duplice twofold double Duplo double twofold Dura as Cornea for that it commeth from dura mater Durabile lasting durable Durabilità lastingnes continuance durance Duracino lasting during of continuance fruites so called as aples deusans because they last long Dura mater the brainepan or the skull Duramente hardlie Durante lasting continuing during Duranza lastingnes durance sufferance continuance Durare to harden to obdurat Also to last to indure to continue Also to suffer to sustaine or to abide Durar fatica to indure labour to take paines Durata as Duranza Duratione as Duranza Durelle a kinde of hard stone peare in Italie choke peares Durengo an oxe pizell or a salt eeleskin to beate one with Duréuole lasting induring throughlie Durezza hardnesse roughnesse ruggednes Duro hard tough marble minded inexorable surlie cruell hard-harted Duro di bocca a horse with a hard mouth or naturallie hard in the curbe place Dusolino the colour of a horse Duttile pliable that may be wrought by hand or that will abide the hammer E E ' vsed for Egli he or they it E ' mi fu detto it was tould me E ' of the verbe Essere he or she is t' is it is the coniunction and both E ' bisogno it is needefull it is requisite E ' forza it must needes be of force of necessitie perforce E ' d'uopo it is neede it is necessarie E ' mestieri it is conuenient it is behoofull Eale a beast in India of the bignes and like a horse with great hornes and they be loose in his head Ebano Ebeno a kinde of black wood called Ebanie
eeuening star Also twilight in the eeuening Heteroclito declined otherwise then the common nounes be Heteroâ—ranea a disease in the head aking and swelling with little round pushes rising vp Heterogenio of another kind not of the common kind Heteroscij those which haue their shadowes cast but one way as those which dwel in either of the temperat zones we that dwell in the worth temperate haue at noone the sunne alwaies south and therefore our shadowes north They that dwell in the south temperate haue the sunne at noone in the north and therefore their shadowes alwaies south Hiacintho a precious stone called a hyacint Also a flower called crowtoes Also a purple colour Hiade the fiue stars in the head of taurus Hialino a glassie greene colour glassie Hialoida the third humour of the eies for that it is like molten glas Hiastio a kind of musicke among the Grecians Hiato an opening or bursting of a man a wide opening or yawing of the mouth an open vnpleasant sound with ones mouth Hibbo a kind of fish Also a kite or buzzard Hibre a mungrell one borne of parents differing in countries Hictiofagi seeders vpon fish eaters of fish Hidra a serpent hauing seauen heads Hidria a kind of pot or pitcher Hidro a kind of serpent breeding in Nilus that feedeth on frogs Hidromante a deuiner or soothsayer by waters Hidromantia diuination by calling spirits in the waters Hidromele a kinde of drinke as Metheglin Hidiopepe the hearbe arsemart or culerage â—â—â—â—pico a man that hath the dropsâ—e Hidropisia the disease called the dropsie Hiécora nowe at this instant euen now Hiemale winter of the winter Hiéna a beast of all other the most subtile about the bignes of a wolfe It counterfeits mans voice it hath a maine like a horse the doung it yeelds is called ciuet Also a kind of pretious stone taken out of the Hienas head Hier Hieri yeasterday Hieracio the herbe hauk-weede or sowthistle Hieraâ—ite a kind of pretious stone Hierapicra a bitter confection to purge choler Hierarchia an holie gouernance or principality Hierde as Ghierde Hieria a kinde of pretious stone good against the falling sicknes Hiermatina yeasterday morning Hierobotamo the herbe verueine Hiersera yeasternight yeasterday ceuâ—ning Hiernotte yeasterday at night the last night Hierofante an expounder of mysteries or holy scriptures Hieroglisico mysticall or enigmaticall letters or ciphers signifying whole sentences vsed by the Egyptians Hierone the bird called a hearon Hile a kind of salt or mixture that alchimists vse Hillare cheerefull glad blith ioyous pleasant Hillaria the eight day of the kalends of Aprill when the day beginneth first to increase and be longer then the night Vsed also for shrouing time or other times of mirth Hillarità gladnes cheerfulnes glee reioycing mirth iocondnes pleasantnes Hillo the little gut Hilo the northwind Himeccere an interiection of admiration as we say good Lord who would haue thought it Himenéi the weddings or marriages Himenéo the god of marriage Himmon a kinde of adamant stone that on the one side drawes iron to it and with the other driues it away from it Hinchinchiare as Fottere Hinnire nisco nito to niegh as a horse Hinnito the neighing of a horse neighed as a horse Hinno a hymne a praising song Hinnulare a kind of kite or buzzard Hiosquiano the weed henbane Hipangi the planets so called when they are hidden with the light of the sun Hipérbasi a figure when words are transposed from the grammaticall order Hiperbáton an herbe that will cure hurts of poysoned arrowes Hiperbérico the moneth October Hipérbole an hyperboll or excesse in aduancing or depressing Also a certaine crooked line comming of the cutting of a cone or cylinder Hiperbólico hyperbolical beyond all credit or estimation or liklyhood of truth Hiperbolizzare to hiperbolize to aduance or depresse any thing beyond likelyhood and truth Hiperboréi they which dwell aboue the blowing of the northwinde who commonly liue aboue a 100. yeeres Hiperdúlio aboue or ouerseeing the seruice of slaues and bondmen Hipérico the herbe saint Iohns woort Hipéricon an herbe called in latine Colion Hiperzeugma maniera di costruttione  Hipice an hearbe which chewed in ones mouth taketh away hunger Hipocausto a stew or hot house Hipochisi a disease in the eies called Suffusio Hipocondria the forepart of the bellie and sides vnder which lyeth the liuer and spleene Hipocrisia simulation hypocrisie fained holines Hipócrita Hipócrito an hypocrite a dissembler of another mans person Hipocritico hypocriticall full of dissimulation Hipodório a kind of graue accent in musicke Hipofrigio as Hipodório Hipogaustrio that part of the belly which reacheth from the nauell to the haires of the priuie parts Hipolidio a kind of accent or note in musicke Hipopij the bones that bee vnder the eies Hipostasi a substance Also residence in vrine flitting toward the bottom Hipotetica a word of the ciuill law importing pledge baile or maine price Hipothesia an argument or matter wherupon one should dispute and argue Hipozeugma a figure when euerie clause hath his proper verbe Hippagreto such a one as is captaine ouer armed men It is vsed in Xenophon Hippicone a greeke measure of 500. paces or halfe an Italian mile Hippo as Hipuro Also the greeke word for a horse Hippodamo a breaker tamer or rider of horses Hippodromo a place where horses are excercised in games races running or coursing Hippofae Hippofesto a kind of herbe Hippofrigio Hippolidio Hippodonio certaine kindes of musicke or accent in musicke Hippoglosso the hearbe horse toong or double toong Hippolapato the hearbe patience Hippopotamo as Hippotamo Hippotamo a beast liuing in the riuer Nilus hauing feete like an oxe backe and maine like a horse tucked like a bore and a long winding taile Hipuro a kind of lobster or sea-crab Also the herbe cats taile or horse taile Hirco a wild bucke or he goat Hirondinaria as Celidonia Hirondine the bird called a swallow Hirsuto hairie brizlie shaggie rough haired prickie horride sharpe sluttish Hirto as Hirsuto Hisopo the herbe hysop Hispido brizled hairie rough pricked sharpe haired Hispidoso as Hispido História an historie a storie a declaration of true things in order set downe a true tale Historiagrafare as Historiare Historiale historicall Historiare to historize to write or tell histories Histórico an historian or historicall Historiógrapho an historie writer Histrice a porcupine Histrione a stage player an enterlude player Histrionia the feate or science of stage plaiers Hittiofagi fish eaters or feeders vpon fish Hó of the verbe Hauere I haue Hobo a tree the roote whereof if a man hould but a piece of it in his mouth it yeeldeth so much water as he shall feele no thirst Hodiérno moderne of this day a late man or thing Hóggi this day to day Hoggidi now adaies at these times Hoggimai now at last now adaies at length at last Holà hoe who is there what hoe Holestio a kinde of hearbe Holiostrophio an herbe the touch
lift vp hoisted vp heaued reared aduanced set vp preferred leauied deliuered or brought a woman a bed Also leauen for bread abated deminished made easie or light vnburthened lightned eased Leuata deliuered a woman of childe or brought a woman a bed a rising a heauing or rearing vp a leauie Also a kind of march sounded vpon drum and trumpet in time of war Leuata huomo di poca leuata a man of no worth scarce worth the taking vp Leuar le carte to cut the cards before one deale Leuar li panni della scena a prouerbe to manifest or make apparant some secret Leuare la beretta il capello to put off ones cap or hat Leuare il pane to leauen the bread to make the bread rise Leuatelli a kind of daintie pies or chewets or other paste meat Leuatoio a leauer Also that may be drawen or lifted vp Also a drawing bridge or trap-bridge Leuatore a leauer a raiser a riser an aduancer a remouer c. Leuatura a rising a raising vp a lifting a heauing an vprising a deliuerie or bringing a woman a bed a prefermeÌ„t or aduancing worth the taking vp or stooping for as Huomo di poca leuatura Leuatrice a midwife a nurce or womans keeper Leuca a measure of ground containing fiftie paces Also a kind of herbe Leucacantha saint Marie thistle Leucacathe a kinde of white precious stone Leucatheme the herbe cammomill Leucisco a kinde of mugle or lamp fish Some take it for a fresh water mullet Leuci a kind of measure among the Grecians a white poplar tree an herbe like Mercurie Also a fowle spottines in the bodie like morphew Leucoio a flowre called a stocke gillo-flower Leucopetra Leucogagea Leucografia as Galatide Leucoma the web in the eie Leucoplemmantia a kinde of dropsie rising of fleame in all parts of the bodie and makes all the bodie to swell Leucrocuta a beast that hath all his teeth of one piece as big as an asse with neck taile and breast like a lyon and head like a cammell and counterfeits the voice of a man Leuce as Leggiero Leuero a leauer as carpenters vse to heaue timber with Leuertigi the weede or leaues we call hops to brue withall Leuistico that wood or bush we call priuet Also a lisander or louage Leuità lightnes leuitie vnconstancie mutabilitie nimblenes smoothnes or polishing Leuitare to lift to reare to raise vp to heaue to make light to leauen bread Also to smooth or polish Leuitistico a kinde of herbe growing in fennie places Leuito leauen for bread Leurera Leuriera a bitch grayhound or harier a hunt hare Leuorocuta as Leucrocuta Leurero Leuriero a dog grayhound a harier a hunt-hare Leure a hare Leuti certaine hand-barrowes to carrie corne with Leuto a lute Lezza a dead standing water a puddle a mire a durtie bog Lezzo a rammish goatish leacherous sweatish stinke Lezzoso rammish goatish stinking of goates of sweate or fiâ—h Li an article of the masculine gender and plural number the. also a pronoune him to him them to them Also an Aduerbe of place there thither in that place Liardo a horse marked with red or tannie spots or sleabitings Liardo argento a white liard like siluer Liardo rotato a dappled graie Liardo pomato a dapple graie Liatico a kind of wine so called Libamenti whatsoeuer was tasted by the priests in old sacrifices Libano the frankincense tree Libanoto the northeast wind Libare to taste to assaie to cull out or to offer in sacrifice Also to sacrifice Libarda a halbard or such glaue Libatione a sacrifice offered Also a tasting in offering Libéccio the northeast winde Libéllo a libell a pasquine a defaming libell a little booke a manuall booke Also a declaration of a mans plea or processe Libellatore a libellor a maker of libels Liberale liberall francke free in giuing free harted full of largesse bountifull Liberalità liberalitie franknes bountie Liberalona alla liberalona after the plaine homely or dunstable way after the free harted fashion Liberare to free to enfranchise to deliuer to quit to set free to release to rid out off Liberatione a freedome an enfranchisment a deliuerie an acquittance Liberatore a freer an enfranchiser a deliuerer Libero free enfranchised open quit discharged at libertie not bound not subiect Libertà freedome libertie free choice Libertino a libertine a freeman one that is manumissed or one that is borne of him that was once bound is now free Libérto a libertine a freedman one that of bonde is made free a late seruant or bondman LibÃdine leacherie lust pleasure luxurie desire sensualitie vnlawfull appetite wanton lust of bodie concupiscence Libidinóso leacherous lustfull giuen to pleasure desirous incontinent baudie fleshly giuen to the lust of the bodie Libito will pleasure selfe-will Libra Libbra a pound waight Also a signe in heauen Librare to houer to soare in the aire to poise to weigh Libraria a librarie Libraro Libraio a stationer also a book-binder Libreria as Libraria Libricciuolo Libretto a little booke Libro a booke Liburnica a kind of light and swift foist pinnace or ship that pirats were woont to haue Libso the southwest winde Lica the span from the thumbs end to the forefingers end stretched out Licano the forefinger string Licantrofia a kind of frenzie or madnes wherewith some being haunted do forsake the companie of men hide themselues in caues and holes howling like wolfes Licaone a kind of wild beast of all colours in the raine bow Lice it is lawfull or conuenient it is permitted Licentia Licenza licence leaue sufferance permission libertie wantonnes boldnes vnrulines licence to do as one will Licentiare to giue license or leaue to permit to license Licentiato licensed permitted giuen leaue admitted Also a licensed man or batcheler of diuinitie or lawe Licentioso licentious luxurious sensual wanton giuen to pleasures ouerbold Lichena the herbe liuerwort Lichinco a kind of sparkling stone which rubbed drawes stickes vnto it Licchetto liquorishnes Also a liquorish fellow Also alluring Also a baite for fish Licchetto del mele a honie pot a honie-combe Lichnide an herbe which if scorpions eate they lose their sences Licci as Lici Licciatura the ends or weauing threads of a web Lici hurdes of flaxe or hempe Also there or in that place Also the ends the thrum or threads of a seluage or weauing threads at the end of a web of cloth Licinia the base or slat varuen Also a kinde of oliues Licio boxe thorne or thorne boxe Licischo a dog ingendred of a woulfe and a dog Licitare as Lecitare Licito as Lecito Licofo cleare light or the first appearing of day light Liconobio he that in stead of the day vseth the night one that turnes day into night Licontopia a kinde of disease or passion in the braine Licopo the herbe motherwoort Licopodio a kind of mosse called woulfes clawe Licopside garden buglosse Some take it for hounds toong Licoptalmo a stone of fower colours Licore liquor or moistnes
Also a stumbling horse or a horse that will run awaie Scarabillare to squeake as a bagge-pipe to make an vnpleasant squeaking Scárabo as Scarafággio Scarabótto idem Scarabócchi a foolish idle worde spoken at randon and without heede Scaracchiare as Sgarare Scarafággio a beetle a hornet an oxeflie a scarabe-flie Scarágolo a kinde of sea snaile Scaramellare to plaie tricks of legier de maine to iuggle Scaramélle legier de maine tricks iugling tricks Scaramuccia a skirmish a fight a fray Scaramucciare to skirmish to fight Scaramuzza as Scaramuccia Scaramuzzare to skirmish to fight Scarani lowe womens stooles Scarauaggio Scarauaccio as Scarafaggio Scarbonchiare to besmeare with a cole to snuffe out a candle Scarbottare to scatter or caste downe to throwe or hurle away Scarcal'asino a kinde of game at tables with dice and comes to bearing of men Scarcare as Scaricare Scarcata as Scaricata Scarcatore a discharger Scarco as Scarico Scarda the scale or shell of any fish Also the cards or teasels to carde wooll with Also as Scardolo Scardafone as Scarafaggio Scardalana a carder of wooll a wooll winder Scardare to carde tease winde or dresse wooll also to skale fish Scardassare as Scardare Also to beate bumbaste bange touze or bumfeagle Also to backbite to detract or raile at one behinde his backe Scardassare il pelo to bange beate or bumbaste to thumpe or swaddle oâ—â— Scardassa lana as Scardalana Scardassi cardes or teazels to card wooll with Scardassiére as Scardatore Scardassino as Scardalana also a backbiter a railer a detracter of one behind his backe Scardásso a paire of cards to card wooll Scardatore a carder or winder of wooll a skaler of fish Scardazzo a kind of bur teazell or bryer Scárdola a verie skalie fish some take it to be the shad others the guilt head others the breame Scardone as Scardola Scardoua as Scardola Also a kind of venemous waspe or flie Scarfaccij foolish dogrell rimers Scargagliare as Sgargagliare Scaricare to discharge to vnloade to disburthen Scaricamento as Scaricata Scaricata a discharge a disburthning an vnloading Scárico free quit discharged disburthened vnloden Also a discharge Scarificare to lance or open an incision to rich skale or scacrifie Scarificatione a scarifying an incision a cutting a lancing Scarióla garden endiue or broad leafe Scarite a precious stone hauing the colour of Scaro Scarlatino the colour we call stammell red Also scarlet Scarlato Scarlatto scarlet cloth scarlet colour Scarmare to make leane to take downe the flesh Scarmigliare to teaze to card or picke wooll flax hemp or clothes Also to hale to touze to plucke to tug to ruffle to pull by the haires to desheuell to teare ones haires to lug Scarmigliato teazed carded or pickt haled touzed pluckt tugged ruffled grizly vnkemd desheueled rent or puld by the haires lugd Scármo leane meagre gant drie spinie out of flesh lanke low as a hawke bare of flesh Also the fish we call poore Iohn some take it for the stock-fish others take it for the fish Merluzzo Scarnare to vnflesh to pare the flesh from the bones to pare raw hides Scarnato vnflesht pared the flesh from the bones as Scarmo Scarno as Scarmo Scaro a fish that deuours all the small fishes he can come vnto and cheweth like a beast some take it to be the guilt-head or goldenie Scarpa any kind of show a counter scarfe or curtein of a wall Also a purse of money in rogues language or pedlers french Also a fish with a shining head called a guilt-head Scarparia a streete where shooes are made and to be sold Scarpatore a shoomaker a cord wainer Scarpezzo a kind of christmas game Scarpellare to graue cut or carue with a chizell Scarpellatore a grauer a caruer or cutter with a chizell to scarifie any sore Scarpellinaccio a bungler or botcherlike-grauer Also a simple gull Scarpelletto as Scarpellino Scarpellino a little chizell a penknife a caruing toole a caruer or a grauer of stones Scarpéllo a chizell a cutting or caruing or grauing toole a kind of rauenous fowle Also a surgeons toole to take away corrupt flesh from the bones a Barbers lance Scarpena a kind of fish Scarpigliare as Scarmigliare Scarpette thin shooes pumps or socks Scarpettoni a kind of wooden high or clownish shooes or startops Scarpinare to escape or shift away to tug for to snatch or pull vp by the root Scarpini linnen sockes Also dancing pumps or little shooes Scarpioni a kind of warlike engine of defence Looke Scorpione Scarpire as Carpire Scarpisatore a snatcher a shifter a hooker a pilfrer a conicatcher Scarponi as Scarpettoni Scarpone a hurly burly a brauling noise a squaring Scarriera a place where all knauerie roguerie and shifts of false dealing is vsed Scarsélla a pocket a budget a satchell a pouch a faulconers bag Scarsamente scarsely sparingly hardly pinchingly couetously niggardly scantlie Scarsapepe a kind of herbe Scarsare to scarce to spare to pinch to cut off to scant Scarsellare to pocket vp Scarsellaio a pocket or pouch maker Scarselloni bases or tases for a horseman Scarsezza scarsitie niggardnes couetise sparing hardnes miserablenes scantnes Scarsità as Scarsezza Scarso scarse hard couetous sparing miserable scant Also a snudge a pinchpenie a peni-father Looke Parco Scartabellare to scribble or tosse bookes and papers ouer and ouer Scartabéllo any skroule or waste paper Scartacciare as Scardassare Scartaccino as Scardatore Scartaccio as Scardassi Scartafacciare as Scartabellare Scartafaccio as Scartabéllo Scartapello as Scartabéllo Scartare to discard at cards Scartate the cardes that are discarded Looke Dare nelle scartate Scarteggiare as Scardassare as Scartare Scarteggino a carder or picker of wooll Scartóccio a coffin of paper for spice as Apothecaries vse Also a charge made readie for any musket or ordinance Scartózzo as Scartóccio Scaruare as Scardassare also as Scarmigliare Scaruatore as Scardatore Scarupare to breake to ruine to teare to rend to throw downe Sarzerino a bird in latin Serinus Scassiare to squat to bruse to crush to squeese to breake to make as flat as a cake Scassiatura a brusing a squatting a crushing a squeesing Scascio Scasciato squat flat Scassare as Cassare as Scasciare Scassatura as Cassatura as Scasciatura Scassinato broken brused touzed or shiuered in pieces Scasso as Casso as Casciato Satafáscio Ascatafascio pelmell confusedly rashly hudling wise at random Scatapócchio  Scatellare as Sgarare Scatenare to vnchaine to vnfetter to vnshakle Scatenata Alla scatenata dissolutely carelesly wilfully madly riotously Scato del cielo or else Scatocéllo great peni-woort wall peni-woort Venus nauill peni-wort of the water or sheepe-killing peni-grasse Scátola a flat boxe such as Apothecaries vse to put in comfets Scátola A lettere di scatola plainly alowd that all men may heare Scatolette Scatolline little flat round boxes Scatoliére a boxe-maker Scattare as Riscattare Scaturiggine d'acqua a spring a bubbling of water the boyling and rising of water out of a spring Scaturire risco rito
phisicke Sodotto seduced deceiued mislead Soette a kind of fish Sofferénza suffrance toleration bearing Sofferire risco férsi férto to suffer to indure to tolerate to beare Sofférto suffred indured tolerated borne Soffiare to blowe to puffe to gaspe to breath to blast to pant Soffiante blowing puffing panting breathing Soffiatore a blower a puffer a breather Sofficiénte sufficient able enough woorthie apt learned well-deseruing Soffice pliable yeelding gentle limber that will not stretch Sofficiénza sufficiencie abilitie Soffietto a boxe a buffet a whirret on the cheeke a kirimirie buffe Also a satchell a wallet a budget a pouch Also a little blast or puffe of wind a paire of bellowes Soffio a puffe a blast a blowing a breath a gale or gust or flaw of wind Soffione a musket a caliuer a petronell or such piece a shooting trunke a great puffe blast gale or gust of winde a great paire of bellowes Also a squib of wild fire Sofista a sophister a subtile disputer Soffisterie sophistries or sophisticall matters Sophisticare to sophisticate to adulterate to corrupt to play the sophister Soffita a garret a loft or roome in the top of a house a roome or chamber with a crosse beame in it Soffitare to build bending wise like the rouse of a garret Soffituto build rouse or bending wise Soffitto prest or fixed vnder Soffocare to smoother to stifle to suffocate to strangle to stop the breath to choke to kill Soffocatione a stifling a smoothering a strangling a choking a killing with stopping the breath Soffogare as Soffocare Soffogatione as Soffocatione Soffolcire cisco cito to stay or hold vp to sustaine to maintaine to vnderprop to vphold to beare vp to assist to bolster vp Soffólgere folgo folsi folto as Soffolcire Soffolto vnderpropt staide vp Soffomentatione a fomentation Soffondato vnderlaide or laid vnder as a foundation is at the bottome of a thing Soffondere fondo fondei fonduto or fuso to cast or powre downe liquor on a thing to spread ouer and ouer to caste abroad to bewet to staine or dye Also to trouble and confound Soffonduto or Soffuso Looke Soffóndere Soffósso an vnder-ditch dike or trench Soffragano a suffragane or a Bishops vicegerent Soffragare to speake in ones part fauourably to fauour or helpe with his voice or suffrage to choose by voices to giue ones word fauour or voice in any election Soffragatione a declaration of consent or fauour a giuing of ones voice in election Soffragatore one that helpeth with his good word or voice a supporter or maintainer an abettor Soffragatório of or belonging to him that helpeth one with his good word or voice at any election Soffraginoso as Suffraginoso Soffrágio a suffrage a word voice consent helpe opinion or good word about any election the voice of men in giuing their consent helpe or succour Also a wracke in the sea Soffrago the ioint of the hinder leg of a beast called the bough Also the pastern of a horse Also one whose thighes are broken Soffranta the hinder part of the thigh Soffratto a defeature or ouerthrow Also ruthe or pittie Soffrenare as Suffrenare Soffrenata as Suffrenata Soffrenatione a binding or fast ioyning togither of stones in a wall Softriggere friggo friggei fritto to frie in a frying pan Also to broile Soffrimento sufferance toleration suffring bearing abiding Soffrire as Sofferire Soffritto fride in a frying pan broiled Also a kind of pan pudding Also a kind of sauce or minced meat Soffrutice any maner of vndershrub Soffumicare as Suffumicare Soffumicatione as Suffumicatione Soffumigare as Suffumicare Soffumigatione as Suffumicatione Soffumigij as Suffumicatione Soffusione as Suffusione Soffuso Looke Soffóndere Also indued sprinkled that hath spread ouer it interlaced and mixed with wetted with Soga a roape a cable a cord Soggettione subiection bondage thraldome Also a casting or putting vnder SoggettÃre tisco tito or gétto to subiect to subdue to inthrall to vanquish to constraine to bring or driue vnder to conquer to make subiect Soggettito Soggétto Looke Soggettire Soggétto a subiect a vassall a seruant a thrall a ground or subiect of any matter to speake or write of Also put or lying vnder in subiection in danger to Soghignare to smile to leere to simper Soghigno a smile a smiling a leering a simpring Soggiacére to vnderlay to subiect to lie vnder to be subiect Soggiacciuto vnderlaide subiect laide vnder Soggiogare to subdue to vanquish to yoke to submit to tame to make subiect Soggiontione an vndersetting or ioining vnderneath Soggióngere giongo gionsi gionto as Soggiungere Soggionto as Soggiunto Soggiornanza a soiourning an abiding place a soiourne a delay Soggiornare to soiourne to abide to woon to dwell or delay in a place Soggiornatore a soiourner a dweller a delayer a remainer Soggiorno a dwelling place an habitation a mansion a delay or deferring of time Soggiúgnere as Soggiungere Soggiúngere giongo giunsi gionto to adde to ioyne or set vnto or vnder Also to reply to say more to answer Soggiungimento an addition a reply an answer Soggiuntiuo the subiunctiue ioyning or adding moode of a verbe Soggiunto added ioyned vnto or vnder replide said or answered moreouer Soggola a part of peece of a yoke so called Sóglia the transome or lintell ouer a dore a threshold or hanse of a dore Also for a house or mansion it selfe Also a sole fish Sogliarda a slut a driggle-draggle a piskitching a flurting drudge Sogliardo a mocker a scoffer a quipper a flouter a frumper a iester Also slouenly sluttish or hoggish Also a lubbard a loggerhead a gull a foole a flattrer a cogger Sogliare to mocke to scoffe to quippe to floute to frumpe to iest or gibe Also to sully defile or pollute also to flatter or to cogge or to foyst Sóglio a place or seate of state where a king sitteth an imperiall seate a seate of maiestie a throne or seate royall made of whole stuffe without any peece Also a transome a lintell a sill a threshold or haâ—se of a dore or entrance Also of the verbe Solére I am woont I am accustomed Sogna tallow grease fat sewet or larde Sognare to dreame to raue in sleepe Sognatore a dreamer or rauer in sleepe Sogniolo a kinde of creuise or crab-fish Sogno a dreame or rauing in sleepe a vision in ones sleepe Also a vaine trifle not likely to be true Sognoso dreaming rauing full of dreames that dreameth often Sogozzone as Sorgozzone Sóia Soiata a mocke a iest a flout a scoffe a quip a frumpe a flattering a cogging a foysting Soiare as Sogliare Soiardo Soiatore as Sogliardo Sol a note of musike Also the sunne Also alone Sola the sole of a shooe Also a sole fish Solach a kinde of beast in Tartarie somwhat like a sheepe with a precious horne in his head which at the sounde of a drum will daunce rounde so long till he fall downe and so they be taken Solaio Solaro a sollar a loft a
or carued ioyners worke Tartarino fearefull terrible Tártaro the lees or dregs of wine Also a kinde of grauellie stone growing fast to the inside of a vessell where wyne is kept good for many purposes and vsed of dyers and in phisick called argall or argoll Some late writers take Tártaro to be the stone or grauell which is ingendred in the reines of a mans body as also the grauell ingendred in the ioynts whereof the gout is caused Also a wood-pecker Also a deepe place in hell Tartassare to rib-baste to bang to beate to swaddle to cudgell to smite to tugge to hale to vexe to molest to hurrie Tartaruga as Tarterucca Tártera Tarterélla any kinde of tarte Tarterucca Tarteruga a tortoyse or shell-crab Tartuga as Tarterucca Tartocca Tartugella as Tarterucca Tartóffola the swelling marke or black and blue of a blow or hurt Also a blow giuen with ones knuckles vpon ones head Also a kirimiriebuff Tartóffalo as Tartuffo Tartuffo a kinde of meate fruite or roote of the nature of potatoes called traffles Also a kinde of artichock Tartuffola as Tartuffo Taruca a kinde of kinglie ornament Taruólare as Tarlare Taruólo as Tarlo or Tarolo Tasca a pouch a pocket a bag a budget a purse a satchell a hauking bag a poake a scrip Tascaccia a filthie foule greasie pouch bag or pocket Tascare to put vp into a bag pouch or pocket Tascóccio as Tascaccia Tascone as Tascaccia Tascónio a kind of white clay or marble whereof goldsmiths pots wherein they melt their mettals were made Tascotato as Trascurato Tasentare to whosht to still to put to silence to hould ones peace Taso as Tartaro Tassa a taxe a taxation a taxing a fine a rate a sise a sessing a prizing Also a blemish Also a pile or stack of wood Tassare to taxe to sise to fine to rate to sesse at a certaine value Also to blame to touch in credite to slander to disparage or disable ones credite and reputation Tassatione as Tassa Tassatore a taxer a rater a finer a siser a slandrer a rebuker he that rebuketh or taxeth another Tasséllo the vnder roofe of a house before it be tyled or couered Also a little anuile Tassico the tree Tasso Tasso a gray a brock a badger which is sayde to sleepe sixe moneths in the yeare Also an ewe or yew tree or another tree that beares a berrie that is poyson and venemous and against mans nature Also a kinde of anuile that goldsmiths vse Tasso barbasso as Verbesco Tasta a tent that is put into a sore or a wound also a taste a proofe a tryall an assaie a feeling a touch Also as Tasca Tastare to taste to assaie to feele to grope to sound to trye to proofe to touch Also to tent a sore or a wound Also to fret an instrument of musicke Tastatore a taster a feeler a groper a sounder c. Tasti the frets or keyes of any musicall instrument Tasto a taste a feeling a touch a proofe a groping a tryall Tastone groping feeling or sumbling in the darke Tata a darling a dilling a pug a pigsneye a pillicock a sweet hart a minion Also a wanton word in singing wherewith one answereth another Also the voice or speech of yong infants to their fathers daddie dad or bab Tattamellare to prattle to tattle to play the coye nice or wanton foole Tattamélle a kinde of sweete fruite Also a noddiepoope a gull or a sot a blab a pratler Also a kinde of instrument of musicke Tattamellino a nice coye daintie wanton cockred squeamish fellow one that is better fed then taught Tattéo a kinde of salt verie good for the eyes Táttere tatters rags iags clouts trash shreds pillage luggage Tattici they whose office it is to set an army in aray Tatto the sence of feeling or touching Also felt or touched Also a kinde of great toade Tatula a chough with red feete Tatusia a beast in India of the bignes of a hog with a scalie hard shell into which it drawes his head like vnto a tortoise Tauanéllo as Tafanéllo Tauani as Taffani Tauélla the huskes cods or shales of silke-wormes or of any pulse as of peason and beanes Tauérna a tauerne a tipling or victualing house an ale-house Also an inne Tauernaro a keeper of a tauerne or tipling house a vintner Tauerneggiare to frequent and haunt tauernes or tipling houses Tauernesca common fithie tauerne-like Tauerniere as Tauernaro Tauernine wanton foolish pendents for eares onely fit for base people also poore tipling houses or tauernes Taugargante a kinde of herbe or roote Tauola a table a planke a boord Also a picture Also a banquet a feast or a feeding Also a stale at chesse when one hath nothing to plaie Also a booke or register for memory of things a paper iornall a writing table Tauolare to table or boord at meate Also to raile or paile in with boordes to planke to boorde to floore to seele or fence in with boords or plankes Also to set prick-song Also whereof tables boardes and planks may be made Tauolato tabled or borded at meat feasted or banquetted railed boorded fenced planked floored or seeled with boordes railed or pailed in set in prick-song Also a paile a raile a floor a partition a pent-house a planking or sceling of plankes or boordes also a kind of measure Tauolata a table full or a companie of fellow borders at one table a tabling Tauolaccio a kinde of great target or palueis Also a great planke a butte or marke of boords to shoote at Tauolaccino a base groome hinde swaine or seruant Tauolatura a prick-song a song set in prick-song Tauole all maner of boordes plankes or tables Also tables to plaie with or writing tables Tauoletta a little table boord or planke Also any picture vpon a boord Also a childes horn-booke Tauolette writing tables little boordes tables or plankes Tauoliere a paire of tables to play with a man that plaies at tables Tauolino a little prettie table boord or shelfe of boordes Taura hath bin vsed for a cowe Tauréa a scourge or whip made of neates leather or of a buls pizle Also a buckler or target made of a buls hide Tauréllo a yoong bull a runt or steere Tauréo of or belonging to a bull Taurifórme like a bul in fashion of abul Taurina goates rue or Italian fitch Taurino of or belonging to a bull Tauro a bull Also one of the twelue signes in heauen called Taurus Also a little bird being a kind of finch hauing a voice somewhat like a bull Some call it a Bittour Tausia  Tautologia a repeating of one and the selfe-same thing in other words Tazza a goblet a boule a mazor or drinking cup a godard Tazzetta a little goblet boule mazor or cup. Tazziere a cup bearer to a prince Tè hould catch keepe or take to thee Te thee thee-selfe to thee to thee selfe Also from thee Teatro a theatre Looke Theatro Teca as Tauella Tecca as Boccata Teco with thee with
groueling or headlong to reele to stagger to stumble Trabocco a trap a snare a ginne a pitfall to catch birds with a fall a stumbling a reeling Also an engine of war called a ram also the pin vpon which the ballance yeeld or goe Trabocco di fiele a disease called the yellow iaundise or ouerflowing of the gall Tra cane e lupo about twy-light or cock-shoote when a dog is not knowne from a wolfe Tracagante a kinde of hearbe or shrub Tracanardo an ambling hackney or nag Also an hackney pace Tracannare to swill to bouze to tipple to bib to quaffe to drinke freelie to swallow downe Tracassare to hauock to tug to spoile to ruine to destroy to confound to fumble to misuse Trachéa the pipe of the lungs the winde-pipe Trachélo the chine of man or beast from the head to the hanche Trachinia a stone that is kindled with water and quenched with oyle Trachilo a bird called a Wren Traccia a trace a tracing a track a footing a print a marke a footestep Tracciare to trace to track to follow by the footing Tracia as Trachinia Tracidolce herbe galingale Tracollare to make the ballance giue a yerke on one side to slip or fall downe Tracóllo a yerke a slip a stumbling a breake-neck-fall a twinge Tracoma a roughnes within the eye-lids Tracoraggine as Trascuraggine Tracorare as Trascurare Also to pierce to the hart Tracórrere corro corsi corso to ouer-runne to out-runne Also to ouer-view in haste Tracorso ouer-runne out-runne ouer-viewed in haste Tracorsa a suruaying in haste an ouer-looking an ouer-running Tracotanza as Trascuraggine Tracotato as Trascurato Tracrédere credo credei creduto to ouer-weene to be ouer-credulous to ouer-beleeue Tracreduto ouer-weened bin too credulous beleeued too much Tracuranza as Trascuraggine Tracurare as Trascurare Tracuraggine as Trascuraggine Tracutato carelesse without care or consideration Tra da what betweene Tradigione a treason or treacherie Tradimento all manner of treason or treacherie Tradire disco dito to betray or be a traitor Tradito betraide or bin a traitor Traditoraggine as Tradimento Traditore a traitor Traditione a tradition a deliuerie or doctrine or teaching left by word of man from age to age Tradotto Tradutto Looke Tradurre Traduce a vine or branch brought along from tree to tree or vpon the branches of manie trees ioyned as a traile together Tradúcere as Tradurre Tradurre duco dussi dutto or dotto to bring to turne to conuert to conuay from one place to another to bring ouer Also to translate out of one tongue into another Also to bring conuert or transport from one to another to leade ouer to displace and remoue from one place to another to transpose Tradutto translated brought conuaide conuerted or transported one from another Looke Tradurre Traduttione a translation a transporting Also a passing ouer Traduttore a translator a transporter he that bringeth from one place to another Traetta a traile a traine or border of a garment Trafolciona a gadding a stallion ramp riggish gixie wench or where Trafellare to tyre or pâ—â—â— or throb through wearines to be â—â—host as a deere to be out of breath Traferfero a cruell fell raskall as Trâ—ffaréllo Traficante a merchant a trader a chapman one that doth trafique Traficare to trafique to trade or vse merchandise Trafichéuole full of trade or trafique traficable Trafichino a trader a dealer a bargainer a broker a chapman Trafico trafique trade or merchandising Traffiero a kind of sharp pricking needle Also a surgions probe Traffiggere figgo fissi fisso fitto to transfix to pierce to thrust or strike quite through to prick or sting Trafila a toole that wyerdrawers vse with many holes in it to drawe wyer through it Trafisso transfixed pierced through prickt or stung Looke Traffiggere Trafitta a piercing a transfixing Trafitto as Trafisso Trafisse prickings stingings piercings thrusts Traforare to bore or worke through Traforato borne or wrought through a transparent hollow or through worke Traforellerie as Truffarie Traforéllo as Truffaréllo Traforeria as Baratteria Trafugare to steale to filch to pilfer to purloine Also to runne vp and downe like a runnegate or fugitiue Trafuggire fuggo fuggij fuggito to flye from place to place to flee from his owne captaine or from his owne people to the enemie Trafugo a runnegate a fugitiue an outlawed a wandrer heere and there by stealth a traitor one that flyeth from his owne part to the enemies Trafugone by stealth in hugger mugger stealinglie Trafugio a running away a yeelding to the enemie Tragacante a tree which yeeldeth a kind of gumme called draganth or dragagant Tragédia a tragedie or moornefull play being a loftie kinde of poetrie and representing personages of great state and matter of much trouble a great broile or stirre it beginneth prosperously and endeth vnfortunatelie or sometimes doubtfullie and is contrarie to a comedie Tragediante a player of tragedies a tragedian Tragédo as Tragediante a player in a tragedie Tragelafo a kinde of wilde beast Tragettare as Traghettare Also to cast or sting ouer Tragettione a passing ouer a conueying or carying ouer a casting or flinging ouer Tragetto as Traghetto Traggéa all manner of comfets Tragga let him draw pull or hale hurle or cast Tragenda a tragedie Trággere traggo trassi tratto as Tirare or Trarre Traghettare to ferrie to conuaie to leade to passe to carie to transport to bring or saile from shore to shore or ouer anie place or riuer Traghettaro a ferrie man Traghettiere a ferrie man Traghetto a ferrie a passage a foarde a gozell ouer or from shore to shore Traghiettare as Traghettare Traghietto as Traghetto Trágico tragicall dismall deadly dolorous cruel outragious belonging to tragedies Also a maker or writer of tragedies Tragicomédia a tragicomedie beginning mournefully and ending merilie halfe a tragedie and halfe a comedie Tragie a kinde of penets or cough comfets that Apothecaries vse Also small comfets Tragio an herb growing only in Candie hauing boughes leaues and seedes like Iuniper but it sauoureth like the stinking of a goate false or bastard Dictam Tragiúngere to ioyne togither to entreioyne or ioyne betweene Tragionto entreioyned ioyned togither or betweene Traglia the throte gullet or vzell pipe of any creature Traglio a stalke a stemme a graffe a set a sprig a scien Trago a goate Also an herbe like Gionco marino Also a shell fish hauing an ill and stinking sauour Also a kinde of corne lesse nourishable then our common corne and very hard of digestion Also a kind of hard thick and rough spunge Also a net called a dragge Also the embossement or bunching out of the eare Tragone the rerewarde of a battle or squadron Tragonia the herbe Taragon Tragopónade a birde in Ethiopia greater then an eagle hauing hornes like a goate Tragopógo an herb called goates-beard hauing leaues like to saffron and a great knop or bud vpon a sharpe stalke Tragopiro a kinde of graine called buckwheate or bolimong good to fatten