Selected quad for the lemma: land_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
land_n	knight_n	service_n	tenant_n	1,891	5	9.6943	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
a00991	A vvorlde of wordes, or Most copious, and exact dictionarie in Italian and English, collected by Iohn Florio; Vocabolario italiano & inglese	Florio, John, 1553?-1625.	1598 (1598)	STC 11098; ESTC S102357	868,951	480

wealth aboundance Thessalico a kinde of purple colour Theta the name of a greeke letter Also a marke of condemnation to death Thimba as Thimbra Thimbra the herbe winter sauorie Thimi a kinde of warts growing about one that haue a small roote and are somewhat long and bigge Thimo the herbe Tyme Also a kernell vnder the canell bone which in men is slender and in beasts thicke Thifone a violent whirle-winde Thirsite a stone like vnto corall which vsed in drinke procureth sleepe Thiriatino a kind of blewish colour that painters vse Thirso the stalke stocke or stem of anie herbe Also a iauelin wrapped about with iuie borne of harlots in Bachus his feasts and sacrifices Thoro a bull as Tauro Thorace as Torace Thracia a flintstone or a kinde of blacke Agath of a woonderfull nature for being steeped in water it burneth and sprinkled with oile it quencheth Thridacéa the female mandragora Thridace sper-hauk herb or hauk-weed Thrissa a kind of fish Throno a throne or seate of maiestie a seate of a king or emperour Also a kingdome Thú incense or frankincense also ground-pine or field cipres Ti thee to thee from thee Also tho● Tiade as Ptiade Tiame an ouen or a furnace Tiano an ouen or a furnace Tiara a turbant or round wreath of linnen for the head such as the Turks vse to weare Tibia a flute a recorder a pipe Also the shanke or shinne-bone of a legge which comprehendeth all that space betweene the knee and the foote and containeth two bones of which the greater hath the name of Tibia vsed also for a thrashing of corne Tibiale a leg harnesse or greaue Tibiare to sound vpon a flute a pipe or a recorder Also to thrash corne or winnow it Tibiatore a piper vpon flutes recorders or pipes a thrasher Tiburino a monstrous sea-fish that hath two ranks of sharp teeth Tibidrago a kind of strong spanish Sack so called we call it Rubiedauie Tibilustri daies in which men went with trumpets as it were in procession about their lands Tibribastio gibbrish pedlers french or rogues language Tichirnabo a great titimouse or ox-eie Tiella Tiello hould it take it Also a tarte panne a panne to bake a tarte in Tiemo   Tiepidezza as Tepidezza Tiepidire as Tepidire Tiépido as Tepido Tiermite a kinde of wilde oliue Tifa an herbe growing by the water Tifolare as Strillare Tifole as Strillo Tiglia as Teglia as Tilio Tigna as Tegna as Tarma Tignoso as Tegnoso Tigname the lote tree Tignato moth or woorme-eaten Tigno a meale-worme Tignola as Tignuola Tignosuzzo as Foraméllo Tignuóla a moth that breedes in wollen clothes Also a little worme that breedes in corne Tigrame a kinde of sweete gumme or perfume Tigre a tigre a wild beast of a wonderfull swiftnes Tilia Tilio Teglia Tiglia a tree which beareth a round fruite as big as a beane in which are seedes like to annis seeds Som call it the linden or teile tree Timallo Timalo a fish called a flowre goodly to looke vpon and sweete in taste and smell Ti●ariotti such men as liue vpon timarros as hould land in knight seruice vnder the great Turke Timarro lands liuings farmes or states of new conquered lands distributed and holden in knights seruice vnder the great Turke by well deseruing souldiers and captaines Timbade witches and sorceresses which keepe about tombes and graues and cut off some member frō dead bodies which they abuse to their sorceries Timbo a tombe a graue or monument Timeléa a shrub bearing a kinde of pepper Timidézza as Timidità Timidire disco dito to be to make or become timorous fearefull or faint to quaile Timidità timiditie feare dread awe fearefulnes bashfulnes timorousnes Timido timorous fearefull awefull faint bashfull falseharted Timiópoli ingrossers or regraters of markets which make victuall deere and scarce Timmote with limmes shrunken vp Timo the hearbe tyme. Also a kinde of fish Also a kernell vnder the canell bone both in men and beasts Timolo a kinde of water-snake hauing sixe teeth which swimmeth on her back Timonare to steare or guide a ship also to waggle the taile as some birds do Timone the sterne helme or rudder of a ship the beame of a wagon or waine the draught tree whereon the yoke hangeth also a yoke an axeltree a stake or a pole a rafter laide ouerthwart and among riders Timone is vsed for the riders hand that holds the bridle for that with it he gouernes the horse Timoniere the steares-man of a ship Timore feare dread awe fearefulnes scare or doubt of some euill motion Timoroso fearefull timorous dreadfull awefull Timpanista a drummer a tabourer a drum-player or drumster Timpanite a timpanie or drye dropsie a dry timpanie or dropsie rising of much windines gathered together betweene the skinne Peritóneo and the bowels which if it be smitten vpon with the palme of the hand maketh a noise like a drumme Timpano a timbrell a tabour a drum a drumslade the name of a printers toole called a timpine also a bell-pearle fashioned like a bell Also the water-mill wheele that taketh and deliuereth water in turning Timpano a volta Looke Campanéllo Timpana piano Looke Campanéllo Tina a tunne a bruers a vintners or dyers fat or vat Tinaccio as Mastéllo as Tina Tinacciuólo as Mastéllo Tinazzo as Mastéllo Tinca a fish called a tench Also a milke-sop or fresh-water souldier such as thirtie must goe to dig vp a turnep Tincone as Tencone Also a toole belonging to a chimnie-sweeper Also a mans priuie member Tindaridi vsed for the twins Castor and Pollux Tinélla a tray a milke-pan a washing-bowle a little tub Tinellanti ordinarie seruing men that neuer go farther then the hall or buttrie Tinéllo a tub a fat a hutch a bing a bruing fat or vessell a bathing tub Also a common dyning hall where seruants vse to dyne in a gentlemans house Tinge as Ptinge Also he dyeth or coloureth Tingere tingo tinsi tinto to dye into any hue or colour to dip in colour Tinger chi falla a kinde of Christmas game in Italie Tinnito as Tintino Tino as Tina Tinóccio Tinózzo a great wooden tunne or vat Tinosa as Tinella Tinnunculo a kinde of bird Tinore as Tenore Tinta a dye a hue a dying a colour or colouring Also the water of a precious stone Tintalhora a wanton wylie tempting wench Tintene a kinde of musicall instrument without strings Also a little shrill sounding bell Tintinante ringing iangling sounding clattring tinkling that ringeth and maketh a sound sharp in sound shrill ringing tingling Tintinabulo as Tintene Tintinare to ring to iangle to sound shrill to tinkle or tingle to gingle as mettals or bels Tintinamento as Tintino Tintinire nisco nito as Tintinare Tintino a shrill sounding or iangling of a bason or bels the tinkling that tinkers vse the clattring of armour a glowing or sound in the eares Tinto dyed or coloured dipped or washed in any colour Tintore a dyer of colours Tintoria a dyers worke-house the

Fio a fee a penaltie a rent a tribute a forfet a fine an amercement In Lumbard Italian for Figlio a sonne a child Fioccaggio Fioccatura tasslings bushes tuffes or lockes of haire or wooll or silke Fioccare to flake to snow to betassell to hang with tassels or buttons or tuffes Fiocco a tassel a button a locke or bush of haire a flake a flocke or tuffe of wooll Also hoarse or saint Fioccone a great tassell bush locke flake or tuffe of any thing Fiocare to burst out or breake out in languishing or weeping Also to bee hoarse Also to betassell Fiocino a yoong cluster of grapes beginning to grow Fioco faint wearie hoarse weake Fiolca a kind of sea crab called a frill Fiomba a slinge Fiombino a slinger Fionda a slinge to hurle withall Fiondare to slinge or cast with a slinge Fiondaro a maker of slings Fiondatore a slinger Fioramuzzi flourishing or budding loues effeminat wantons Fioraranci Orenge flowers Fiorata flowrie a thing to die blew withall Fior belle piantate grasse flower-de-luce Fiore a flower a prime a beginning a blossome vsed as Boccata a flowret Fior campese blew-bottle corne-flower or hurt-sickle Fior del sole a marie golde or sunneflower Fior di latte creame the creame of milke Fior di notte blew bind-weed Fior di primauera the daizie flower Fior d'ognimese a mariegold or rud Fior di ligi flower-de-lis flower-de-luce Fior sole a sun-flower or mariegold Fior velluto the flower gentle Fiorrancio a robin-red-breast Also orenge flowers Some take it for a wren Fioreggiante flowring flourishing Fioreggiare to flower to flourish to blossome to flourish or set a faire show vpon any thing Fiorente flourishing flowrie Fioretti little flowers flowrets Also flourishings or quauering● vpon any musicall instruments or running vpon them Also a kind of course silke called foret or ferret silke Also foiles to play at rapier and dagger with Fiori flowers or flowrets Also clubs at cards Fiorifero flourishing bearing flowers Fiorina the chiefest railer or scoulde in a parish Fiorino a gilder a florin or kinde of money so called Fiorio a till in a chest Fiorire fiorisco fiorito to flourish to flower to blossome to bloome Fiorita creame of milke Also Florie for diers Fiorito flowred blossomed bloomed flourished Fioroni garlands or chaplets made of flowers Also great branches in damaske Fiottate to flote hull or waue vpō the sea Fiotto Fiotta the floting or fome of the sea the eddie or furious stirring or turning of the sea Firia a kinde of disease in a mans eares Firmaglio as Fermaglio Firmamento the firmament Firmare as Fermare Firmezza firmenes steddines Firugelli silke wormes Fisamēte fixedly earnestly attentiuely Fiscale fiscall an officer as the Princes attourney generall Also penall Fiscare to confiscate to condemne to fine to a●erce Fiscellare to plate to work baskets frailes or cades of bulrushes strawe or osiers Fiscelle little baskets of wicker plated and made of bulrushes straw or osiers wherein countrey folkes presse their cheeses and also carie things in them to the market and also make straw hats of them also frailes or wickers as they put figs in Fiscello a plating of strawe to make hats withall or a fraile or wicker as they put cherries in Also a Bee hiue Fischietto Fischetto as Fiaschetto Also a little whistle Fischiare to whistle to hisse as serpents Fischiata a whistling a hissing Fischio a whistle a whistling a hissing a houting a shouting a noise Fiscina a kinde of pipe made of a reede Fisco the princes treasurie or exchequer where all penalties and amercements are paid Fisculo a basket or fraile or wicker for fruite Fisetro a kinde of sea fish Fisica phisicke Also the Arte or science of naturall things or naturall philosophie Fisicare to be snappish captious or carping to take pepper in the nose for euerie strawe to seeke a knot in a rush Also to practise phisicke or take medicines Fisicale physicall medicinable Also according to naturall philosophie Fisicoso a snappish carping captious fellowe that for a wagging of a strawe will picke a quarrell one that will rather loose his freend then his iest Fisico a phisition phisical Also a naturall philosopher Fisiologica naturale medicina   Fisionomia the arte or rule to knowe a mans naturall affection by his visage physiognomie Fisionomista one that professeth physiognomie Fiso fixed fast earnest driuen in Fisolara Fisolera as Fisoliera Fisoliera a pinnace a litle fliebote a scouting bote a light barge Fison golde according to Alchimistes phrases Fisonomia as Fisionomia Fisonomista as Fisionomista Fissare to fixe to driue in to fasten vnto to ioine vnto to scout Fisso fixed driuen earnest fast shut ioyned vnto Fissura Fessura a chinke a cleft a creuise a hole Fistera a kinde of great fish Fistiare to whistle to hisse Fistio a whistle a hisse Fistola a spigot a tap or cocke for a conduit Also an impostumation or running sore called a fistula bicause it groweth in length like a pipe Looke Cassia fistola Also a pipe Fistolare to grow to a fistula to infistulate Fistolatione an infistulation Fistolo a hobgoblin a hag a sprite a robin-goodfellow a hodge-pocher Fistula as Fistola Fistulare as Fistolare Fistulatione as Fistolatione Fistulo as Fistolo Fiteuma a kinde of herbe Fitta a thrust a foine a push a punch Also hard wouen Fittagione a letting a farming Also a lease for any land or indenture of letting a demising Fitta●uoli Fittaruoli tenants farmers or such as take land to rent Fittare to let to rent to farme to hire to demise Fittatore a renter a farmer a landlorde a hirer a demiser or letter of land Fittile earthen or made of earth Fittione a fiction a dissembling faining or inuention Fittitio fained dissembled counterfaite false made by arte not naturall Fitto fixed driuen in pedg in fast close shut Also obstinate earnest wilfull stubborne stedfast Also the rent fine or tribute a man payeth for a house or land Also fained or supposed Fitto merigio highnoone midday Fittonessa a witch an enchantresse Fittonico bewitched charmed Also as Fittitio Fiumara Fiumana a riuer a fludde a streame Fiume a riuer a flud Fiumenale fluuiall waterie fennie marishe Fiumarella Fiumaretta as Fiumetto Fiumetto Fiumicello a little riuer a brooke Fiutare to smell to sent Fiutarino a blood-hound a senter a senting dogge Fiutino a little flute Fiuto a sent a smell Also a flute Flaccido weake faint effeminate drooping Flagellare to scourge to punish to whip to plague Flagellante scourging whipping punishing plaguing Flagellatione a whipping or scourging a punishing or plaguing Flagello a rod a whip punishment a plague a flaile a scourge Flagitio mischiefe villanie vngraciousnes a detestable acte Flagitioso vngracious wicked lewde or full of mischiefe Flagrare to burne to flame to scourge Flamméo a flame colour Flammola the herb trinity or harts-ease Flauio Flauo a bright shining strawe yellow Flautare to play vpon a flute Flauto a flute a player vpon a flute