a daughter in law Figliastro a son in law Figlio a son a childe a brat a barne a fillie Figlióla Figliuóla a daughter a childe a wench Figliolanza as Figliuolanza Figliolare Figliuolare as Figliare Figliólo Figliuólo a son a boy a childe Figliale Filiale Amor Figliale filial loue Figliozza Figlioccia a god-daughter Figliozzo Figlioccio a god-son a foster childe Figliuolanza procreation issue or bearing of children Figmenti fictions deuises inuentions conceits forged tales or lyes Fignolo as Fistola or Fistolo Figo as Fico Figora figs. Figula any thing wrought or formed or shaped in clay or earth Figulare to worke or shape in clay or earth Figulino Figularo a potter a worker in clay Figulo idem Figura a figure a picture a shape a statue an image fashion fauoure likenes or making Figurale bearing a figure Figurantia an expressing or figuring Figurare to figure to picture to shape to image to forme to fashion to conceiue in minde Figuratione a fashioning or forming Figuratiuo figuratiue expressiue Figurato veluto figur'd veluet wrought or branch't veluet Figuressa a she figure Figuretta Figurina a little figure a little picture or image Fila files ranks orders rowes or lines of such souldiers as do stand or march consequentlie one after another in ordinance or array of battell extending from the front vnto the traine of the battell Filaccio course threed or yarne to be wouen Also course rawe silke Filagine cottonweede or bloudieflixe woort Filagna the cranes to lure a hauke with Filandre a disease in a hauke called the Fillander Filarco one that loueth to beare rule Filare Filatare to spinne Also to set an edge on any weapon to twist or draw into threads Also a streake or line drawne by any mathematician Filatamente threadmeale thread by thread Filaterie trifles toyes or vanities spoken by spinners to keepe them from waking Filato spunne or twisted Also with an edge sharp keene cutting Also any kinde of yarne that is spunne or spinning made in manner of a threed Filatoio a silke mill Also a spinning wheele Filatoia Filatrice a spinner a woman spinner Filatore a spinner Filari the vttermost ranges of vines or the walles that compasse them an empalling Filastrocca as Filastroccola Filastroccola slimflam tales ould wiues tales as they tell when they spinne a tale without rime or reason or head or foote Filatera a web a woofe a deuise a complot Fil di terra the herbe centorie Filaterio a precious stone which worne about one comforteth the spirits and driueth all melancholie away Filello a little yarne string or thred Also the string of the toong Fileolo della lingua the string of the tongue which makes some toong-tide Filera a woman spinner Also as Filagna or Filiera Filetti are little water chaines extending from one side of the porte to the cheeke Filetto a little thred or line a wire or twist Fileul a tree in India with a very broade leafe and so sharp at the point that the Indians make their needles of them and through the leafe goeth certaine threads that serues them in stead of threed so one leafe findes them needle and threed Filfilo euen iust leuell as it were close to it by lyne and measure Filibustacchina the burden of a countrie song as we say hay doune a doune douna Filicare to notch about the edges as ferne is or indenter wise Filiera a toole to draw wine with being full of round holes Also a spinner Filigine Filigne the blacknes proceeding of smoake blacking of smoake Also blacking for shooes Filipéndola the hearbe dropwort or red saxifrage Filisello a kinde of course silke which we call filosetta or flouret silke Filo a thread a line a strike a twist a fillet or yarne Also the edge of any knife or weapon Also as Fetta Also a stile or manner Also the string in the mouth wherewith children are toong-tied Filo del'acqua the brim of the water Filo di ferro an iron wiâ—r Filomena Filomela a nighting all Filone a vaine of mettall Also a medicine to make one sleepe or to forget paine Filosello as Filisello Filosofare to play the philosopher to philosophise Filosofastro a foolish philosopher as wee say a foolesopher Filosofia philosophie knowledge vertue Filosófico philosophicall Filósofo a philosopher a louer of knowledge Filostoccola as Filastroccola Filtro an amorous potion or medicine to make one loue Also the hollownes vpon the vpper lip vnder the nostrels Also a comely proportion and sweet behauiour of mans bodie able to mooue loue Filza a file a thread full of pearles of beads or of snailes a chaine of pearles Filzare to enthread or put vpon a thread as beads bugle or pearle Fima as Fimate Fimate a kinde of swelling or sirie inflaming disease about a man namely in his priuities Fimbria the hem or skirt a fringe a welt a garde a border or an edge of any garment Also a fryers girdle Some haue taken it for the meridian line or the horizon Fimo dung or ordure of cattle or man Fimoso a disease when the nut of a mans yard will not be couered or being couered will not be opened Also silthie full of dung or ordure Fin Fino fine subtile craftie Also euen whilest Also so far Also vntill Fin ' alhora euen then vntill then Fin ' a quando vntill when how long Fin ' a tanto so long as vntill that whilst that whilest Finale finall concluding lag last Also that which pertaineth or serueth for bounds or limits Finalmente finally to conclude lastly Finare to cease giue ouer or make an end to râ—fine or make fine Fin che vntill vntill that whilest that so far as so long as Fin hoggi vntill this day till to day Fine a fine an ende vntill euen whilest the successe or end of a thing Finemente finely Finentro euen within so far as in verie in Finestra as Fenestra Finestrare as Fenestrare Finestraro as Fenestraro Finestrata as Fenestrata Finestrella as Fenestrella Finestreuole as Fenestreuole Finestroso as Fenestroso Finezza finenes Also craftines Fingardaggine as Infingardaggine Fingardare as Infingardire Fingardigia as Infingardaggine Fingardo as Infingardo Fingere fingo finsi finto to faine to dissemble to counterfait to forge Fingimento a faining dissembling counterfaiting or forging Fingitore a fainer a dissembler a counterfaiter a forger Finire nisco finito to ende to finish to accomplish to make an end Finimento an ending a finishing a conclusion Finita an end a fine a finishing Finito finished ended accomplished Finito il vespro delle voci talke being ended Fin lá thitherto so far as that Fin qui hitherto euen to this place Fino fine subtill craftie Also vntill whilst euen so far as Finocchiare to enfennell Also to flatter to cog to foist to claw as we say Finocchio the herbe fennell Looke Dare finocchio Finocchio marino sampier growing vpon rockes Finta a faining an offer a profer to doe any thing Finto fained dissembled counterfaited forged
di stame hath beene vsed for a girdle Fettone a disease in a horse called the running frushe Fettore as Fetore Fettuccia a little collop slice or cutting Fettuccia di presciutto a slice of bacon Fettuccie iags iaggings cuttings or snips in garments Feudatare to let or take in fee farme or feude Feudatario a feudation or tributary person Feudo a fee a feud or tribute Feudoso that paieth tribute feude or fee. Fia shall be of the verbe Essere Fia times as tre fia tre three times three Fiabbe as Fanfaluche Fiacca collo a breake-necke a haltersacke a wagge Also tumbling downe headlong Fiaccare to breake to bruse to batter squease crush spoile marre or craze Also to tire faint wearie consume weaken wither or droope Fiac cato tyred made fainte wearied consumed weakned withered faded drooped Also broken brused battered squeased crushed spoiled mard crazed Fiacche Fiappe as Fanfaluche Fiacchezza wearines weakning withering faintnes Fiacco as Fiaccato Fiaccola a firebrand a torch a linke a cresset light a quarier Fiaccolare to burne to blase to light as torches or brands do to flash Fiadone a honie-combe Also taken for a Bee hiue or hith Also a kind of flawne egge-pie doucet or custard Fiadonello idem Fiala a wine glasse Also a certaine measure for wine Fialone a great glasse for wine or oyle Also as Fiadone Fiamma a flame a light a twinkling a blase Fiamma di volto a blush or maidens blush colour Fiammare to flame to blase to burne to light to twinkle to sparkle to flash or to blush red Also to streame in the aire as streamers Fiamme the streamers or baneroles of a shippe Fiammeggiare as Fiammare Fiammeggiante flaming blazing sparkling c. Fiammella Fiammetta a little flame a sparkle a twinkling a blaze Fiamméo a flame colour Fiancare to flanke Also to fortifie Fiancata a blow or thrust giuen vpon the side or flanke Fiancheggiare as Fiancare Fiancheggiante flanking Fianco a side a flanke a hip Also a side of any squadron of men Fiappare to wither to fade to droope to faint to make hollow to foist Fiapparie witherings droopings foistings vanities Fiappe as Fanfaluche Fiappo withred faded drooped faintie hollow foisting spungie wrimpled Fiasca a flagon a bottle Also a whoore a harlot an ouer-ridden whoore Also a gunners flaske Fiascheggiare to plie the bottle to tipple square to haunt the tauerne to quasse with bottles Fiasco a flagon a bottle a flaske Fiascone a great flagon or great bottle a flaske Fiata a time one time a turne vna fiata once a fit Fiatare to breath to drawe breath to blowe Fiate times turnes Piu fiate many times Fiato breath winde aire spirit a blast a gale Fiatoso sauouring ill stinking breathing Fibbia any kind of buckle a latch a claspe or haspe or latchet Fibbiare to buckle to lace to tie to ioyne or fasten togither Fibbiatura a buckling a lacing Fibella hath beene vsed for the moone Fibra a veine so called Also the tip of ones liuer or the hem or skirt of garments Also the beast called a Brocke or Badger a Beuer. Also entrailes or guts of beasts Also the small strings hanging vpon rootes of trees or herbes Also the border or brim of a riuer Fibula Fibola as Fibbia in building it is a brace to fasten beames a crampiron or hooke to hold square stones togither the pin of a truckle the cleuer or axe Also a surgeons instrument wherewith a wound is stitched and drawne togither Also the lesser bone of the legge Also the nut of a crosse-bowe Also a haspe or little hooke of brasse Fibulare as Fibbiare Fica a figge Also a womans conie or quaint Also a flurt with ones fingers giuen in disgrace fare le fica to bid a figge for one Ficaia Ficaide a shade or arbor of figge leaues a bower of figge leaues Also a discourse made of figs or rather of womens quaints Ficaldi a kinde of figs so called Ficarda one that loues figs. Also a lecherous woman Ficarelli a kinde of little figs. Ficaretto a place set with figge trees Ficato the liuer of any creature Ficatoso pursie short breathed troubled with the cough of the lungs Ficatelli a kinde of meate made of liuer liuerings Ficcare to thrust in to driue in to fasten in to peg in to fixe Ficcare la pasta to knead the paste Ficcatoio a mallet or beetle or any thing to thrust in withall Ficcatura a thrusting a driuing in a fastning fixing or pegging in Ficedula a birde called a stare or a starling but properly a gnat snapper Fice a fish that with sea weede makes his nest by the shore to lay in his yoong ones Fichi Secchi drie figs. Fico a fig tree Also a fig a disease in a horse foote called the fig. Also a fish like a breame called in latin Hepar Also a whiting mop. Also a kinde of scab growing about a man where haire is namely in the head or fundament Ficod'egitto a sicomore tree Some take it for the mulbery tree Ficolini little or greene figs. Ficone a glutton or greedie of figs. Ficoso full of scabs sores or figs. Ficulino made of fig tree Also a little fig tree Ficulo a little fig tree a little fig. Fida a suretie a warrantise Fidanza faith trust affiance confidence assurance feoffment credit Fidare to trust credit affie assure enfeoffe or beleeue Fidato trusted credited affied c. Also trustie secret sure and confident Fide as Fede Fidecomesso put in trust committed to his charge enfeoffed a feoffement of trust Fidecomessore a feoffer of trust one put in trust to dispose and order a thing Fidele trustie true faithfull confident Fidentemente trustily truly confidently faithfully Fiditio a kinde of parcimonious feasting among the Lacedemonians Fido trustie faithfull loyall true assured Fiducia trust faith confidence affiance Fie shall be of the verbe Essere Fiédere fiedo fiedei fieduto to hurt to wound to strike to smite Fieduto hurt wounded strooken smitten Fiedita a wound a sore a hurt Fiena as Hienna Fienaro a hay mower a hay seller a haiestacke a haie man Fiéno all maner of hay or fodder for cattle Fienogreco the hearbe fenugreeke Fienoso full of hay hayish Fiera fierce cruell beastly sauage Also a faire or a fairing or a publike marte or a market Also any manner of fierce wilde beast Fierezza fiercenes cruelty arrogancie Fiéro arrogant fierce crue beastly wild Fiéto a smell sent sauour stinke or aire Fieuolare as Indebolire Fieuole as Debole Fieuolezza as Debolezza Fieuolire as Indebolire Fieura as Febbre Fifaro as Pifaro Figadello Figadetto as Fegatello Also a purse of money in gibbrish or rogues language Figaruola a womans priuities or quaint Figgere figgo fissi fisso or fitto to fixe to driue in to thrust in to fasten Figlia a daughter a wenche a girle a lasse Figliare to encrease to bring issue to fructisie as well to women as to beasts properly to filly Figliastra
allurer Inescusábile inexcusable that cannot be excused Inescuséuole inexcusable which can not be excused Inesperiéntia inexperience vnskilfulnes vnacquaintance Inespérto vnexpert vnskilfull without experience vnacquainted Inespiabile inexpiable that can not be purged or appeased vnmercifull deadlie marble-minded Inesplicabile inexplicable that can not be expounded intricate Inespugnabile inprennable inuincible vnuanquishable Inessorabile inexorable vnappeasable that cannot nor will be intreated Inessorato as Inessorabile Inestare to ingraffe to graft Inestatore a grafter Inestatura Inestamento a graffing a graft Inestimabile inestimable vnualuable Inestiméuole as Inestimabile Inestinguibile vnquenchable that cannot be put out or extinguished Inestricabile inextricable that cannot be dissolued Inestricare to enfolde a thing so that it cannot be vnfolded to intricate Inéterno eternally euerlastingly for euer and euer Inetrire trisco trito to play the vntoward foole Inetrimento as Inettudine Inettamente foolishly simply fondlie grossely clownishly vntowardly Inettia follie foolishnes fondnes simplicitie Inétto foolish fonde vnapt vnconuenient Inettudine vnaptnesse vntowardnesse grossenes follie fondnes Ineuitabile ineuitable vnauoidable Infabricato vnbuilt not wrought Infaccia in the face face to face before ones eies Infacciare to vpbraid to twit to hit in the teeth Infacchinasi as Affacchinarsi Infacendare to busie to occupie or laie some busines vpon one Infacendato busied occupied or charged with busines Infacéto vnpleasant not merie Infacondo vneloquent vnpleasant in speech Infaldare to infolde to plate or set in foldes to tucke vp a garment as milke-maides do Infaldatura an enfolding a plaiting or setting in foldes Infaldellare as Infaldare Infallibile infallible certaine assured Infallo amisse awrie for nothing in error mistaken Infamare to defame backbite or make one infamous to detect to slander to shame to report ill of to dishonest Infáme infamous reprochfull detected shamed defamed slandred ill spoken of Also dismall or vnluckie Infámia Infama infamie reproch detection shame defamation slander ill name obloquie Infamatore a defamer infamer backbiter or reprocher Infamatorio a defamatorie or reprochfull writing or speech Infancillire as Ribambire Infanciullare as Infantare as Ribambire Infando so hainous so horrible and so villanous that may not be spoken or vttred most wicked Infangare to bemyre to beraie with dirt to bedash Infanta a woman childe In Spaine and Portugall the kings daughter or infant Infantare to be deliuered of childe to play the childe Infante a man childe or infant Also a title for the kings sonnes of Spaine and Portugall Infanteria infanterie soldiers that bee footemen Infantescarsi to become a maide seruant or to enter into a maide Infantilità Infantia infancie childishnesse Infarcire cisco cito to stuffe as they do saddles to quilt to farce Infardato filthie bedaubed besmeared Infaretrare to put in a quiuer to arme with a quiuer Infarina pastinache a gull a drone a foolish fellow a simple sot Infarinare to bemeale to bestower to bewhite with meale Infasciare to swathe or binde togither Infascinare as Fascinare Also to binde vp as fagots or bauins be Infascie one in his swatheling cloutes Infastidire disco dito to trouble to molest to disturbe to be lothsom or weary Infastidito troubled molested disturbed bin lothsome or wearie Infastidio troublesome noisome lothsom wearisom Infaticabile vnweariable that cannot be wearied Infatti indeed in effect in good truth in deedes Infauare to be turned or coupled into a mans priuities to turne to a beane Infauoreuole not to be fauoured Infausto vnhappy vnfortunate vnluckie dismall blacke dire Infecondità barennes vnfruitefulnesse sterilitie Infecondo barren vnfruitfull sterill Infedéle vnfaithfull infidell vnrighteous false disloyall Infedeltà vnfaithfulnes infidelitie vnrighteousnes disloyaltie falshood Infelice dismall vnhappie vnluckie vnfortunate Infelicità vnhappines infelicitie infortunatenes aduersitie misfortune Infellonire nisco nito to become a fellon or ragefull or cruell Infellonito enfellonized or become a fellon or cruell Infeltrato growen stiffe tough starke as a horse when he is cold Infeminire nisco nito to become womanish or effeminate Inferiore inferior lower vnder or vnderling Inferire risco rito to inferre to implie to signifie to conclude to alleage Inferito inferred implied signified concluded alledged enforced a reason Infermare to become sicke to sicken to fall sicke Also to shut or locke in Infermaria a place for sicke folkes a lazaret Inferméuole sickie sicklie subiect to maladies crasie Infermiccio as Infermeuole Infermità infirmitie sicknes disease or maladie weaknes feeblenes Infermo sicke diseased sickish ill at ease crazed weake feeble vnable Infernale Infernoso infernall hellish belonging to hell Infernare to bring or put into hell to suffer the torments of hell Infernetichire chisco chito to growe frantike rauing mad or frenzie Inférno hell the deepe pit of hell lowe nethermost deepest Inferocito become cruell fell fierce or moodie Inferrare to locke in irons Infertilità vnfruitfulnes barrennes Inferuorato become earnest or feruent Infésta infected molested annoied vexed infested hurt Infestare to infect to molest to annoie to trouble to vexe to hurt with sundrie incursions or rodes Infestamento a molestation an annoyance a trouble a vexation or hurt Infestatione as Infestamento Infestatore an infester a molester an annoier a vexer a troubler Infestéuole noisome troublesom vexing irkesome greeuous tedious Infésto hatefull odious troublesom combersome Infettare to infect to corrupt to staine to poison Infettione Infettatione a contagion or infecting infection or contagion Infétto infected corrupted stained poisoned Infeudato enfewded brought vnto a tribute Infiaccare to weaken to tire to wearie to faint Infiacchire chisco chito as Infiaccare Infiagione a swelling a bunch a puffing vp a timpanie a gathering of winde Infiammagione an inflammation a burning a kindling a blistring heate Infiammare to enflame to kindle to incense to burne to blister with heate Infiammatione as Infiammagione Infiare to swell to puffe or blow vp Infiatura a swelling a puffing vp an inflation Infibbiare to buckle or claspe togither Inficato conuerted into a womans priuities Inficcare to thrust or driue in to fixe Infidele as Infedele Infideltà as Infedeltà Infido vnfaithfull faithlesse trustlesse traiterous disloyall false vnconstant Infiebolire lisco lito as Indebolire Infieuolire idem Infilare to spinne one thing with another to worke togither Also to order range or marshall souldiers in files rankes rowes lines or orders Infilzare to thread as they do pearles or beades vpon a thread or riband Infilzatura a threading vp of pearles or beades Infilzatrice a woman that threadeth vp pearles or beades Infimo base lowest and most abiect meane vile of no reputation a common rascall Infin'a quando vntill when how long Infin'a tanto vntill such time vntill that so long as Infin ' vntill till that so farre as euen in fine in the end in conclusion Infine in fine in conclusion in the ende when all is done Infingardaggine Infingardiggine idlenes slothfulnes lasines lithernes dulnes sluggishnes retchlesnes Infingardia as Infingardaggine Infirgardire disco dito to become idle lazie
Nebrite a kinde of precious stone Necessario necessarie needfull ineuitable E'necessario it is needfull it is reâ—uisite it must be Also a priuie a takes a close-stoole Necessità necessitie neede vrgent businesse Necessitare to constraine to force to compell Necessitóso needie poore lacking Necessitudine neede necessitie also kin or alliance or a knot of allia Necia a funerall ceremonie at 〈◊〉 â—raues of dead men Necidalo a worme which in sixâ— weekes space dâ—th turne to a silke worme Necromante an enchanter a nigromant a coniurer of spirits Necromantia nigro mancie enchanting diuination by calling of spirits Ned neither nor â—â—sed in verse Neente nothinâ— as Niente Nefando wicked execrable hainous mischieuous horrible not to be spoken of not to be named lewde Nefand eria wickednes mischieuousnes execrablenes horriblenes Nefariamente wickedly mischieuouslie lewdly villanously Nefario cursed wicked full of mischiefe detestable villanous Nefro a kinde of eagle or faulkon Negare to denie to renounce to refuse to abiure to say no. Negamento a deniall a refusall Negatione Negatura as Negamento Negatiuo negatiue denying Neghienza as Negligentia Neghittoso idle slothfull negligent lazie retchles lither Negletto despised neglected forgon contemned lightly regarded not set by Negli Nelli in the. Negligente negligent careles retchlesse not regarding Negligentia negligence retcâ—ssenes contempt ill regard Negotiana the herbe Tobacco Negotiare to exercise to negociate to deale to occupie to emploe to be busied to exercise merchandize to occupie a woman Negotiante a dealer an exerciser an occupier a soliciter â— factor Negotiatore as Negotiante Negótio busines dealing occupying an errand affaires matters cumbersomnesse Negotioso busie full of busines much busied Negotta nothing or any thing Negrare to darken to blackâ— to obscure to deface to blemish to disable to disparage ones credit Negressi conserue  Negretto somewhat blacke blackish or swart Negrezza blacknes blackishnes swartnesse Negricante blackish browne sable swart Negriccio blackish blacke sootie sable darke obscure dun swart Negrire grisco grito as Negrare Negro blacke sable darke swart Negromante a nigromant an enchanter Negromantia nigromancie enchanting Nel Nella Nello Nelle Ne ' Nei Nelli Negli in the. Nel far del giorno by breake of day Nel torno about Nel'un nel ' altro neither one nor th' other Nembo a great showre of raine a sodain storme of raine or haile Also a tempest of weather a darke tempestuous weather Also a cloude or great blast of winde Also a cloud that Poets say the Painims gods were woont to descend in from heauen Nembo di vento a gust a berrie a flawe or whoorr of windes Nemboso stormie tempestuous cloudie rainie Nembrilla a fish called an halibut Neméi a sacred kind of games among the Grecians Nemicamente like a foe or an enimie Nemicare to prouoke to anger to mooue one to be his enimie or foe Nemicheuole like an enimie or a foe Nemicitia enmitie Nemico an enimie or a foe a foeman Nemistà enmitie Nena a nurce or foster mother Nencio a foole an idiot a naturall a doult a gull Neo a naturall marke or mole or freckle vpon the skin of any bodie Neomenia the time of the new moone Nepente an herbe which put into wine driueth away sadnes Some take it for buglosse Nepeta the herbe mint neppe or catmint Nepetella Nepitella as Nepeta Nephelide small spots in the eies Nephrite an ache in the raines of the backe Also the stone or grauell in the raines Nephritico he that is troubled with paines in the raines of the backe Nepitelli the nipples of a dug or teat Nepote a nephew ones brothers childe Also the sonne or daughters sonne a grand-childe Nepoti hath beene vsed for posteritie ofspring or succession Nepotino a little nephewe or a great grand-childe whether it be by soâ—ne or daughter Neputo the herbe bush calamint or aire calamint Nequitezza as Nequitia Nequitia wickednes treacherie baores lewdnes vnthriftines naughtines â—ngratiousnes negligence Nequitoso wicked bad lewd vnthrifte vngratious naughtie Nerare as Negrare Nerbo as Neruo Nerboso as Neruoso Nerbotuto Nerbuto as Neruoso Nerbosità as Neruosità Nereggiare to grow or become blacke 〈◊〉 â—â—darke Nereggiante blackish drawing towaâ— blacke sad sable duskie Neréide sea nymphes also a kind of monstrous fish Neretto as Negretto Nerezza as Negrezza Nericcio as Negriccio Nero blacke darke sable Neronarie cruell Neronian cruelties Neruigno as Neruoso Neruo Nerbo a sinew Also strength force might or power Also stoutnes or constancie of minde Also the string of a harpe of a lute or other instrument Also vsed for the yard of a man and in leaues the nerue sinewes or veines Neruo crinale a sinew going from the head downe to the necke Neruo di bue a buls pizell Neruoso Nerboso hauing great or manie sinewes pithie or strongly made in bodie neruie Neruoruto Neruuto as Neruoso Neruosità sinewenes strength toughnes the hauing of sinewes and strength Néruulo  Nescientemente vnwittingly ignorantly vnknowingly Nescientia ignorance or want of knowledge Nescio a foole an idiot a natural a dolt One that knowes nothing ignorant Nescione a great foole idiot gull or naturall Nespola the fruit we call a Medler or an open-arse also a kind of musicall instrument without strings Nespolo a Medler tree Nessunamente by no meanes in no wise at no hand Nessuno no one no body not any one not any Nestare to ingraffe Nestatore an ingraffer Nesto a graffe an impe a set a planting a scien Nettamente neatly cleanly purely finely handsomely smugly Nettadenti a maker cleane of teeth Also a tooth picker Nettáre to cleanse to polish to make cleane to sweepe to brush to skoure Néttare a pleasant liquor fained to be the drinke of the gods called Nectar Netta orecchie an eare-picke Nettaréa the herbe Elecampane Nettaréo immortall deuine sweet pleasant Nectar-like Nettezza cleanlines neatnes Netto neate fine cleane polished smug smirke handsome Nettuto cleane neate fine polished as Netto Neuare to snow Neuegare idem Neue snow Neuicare to snow Neuigare idem Neuigare al monte to begin to haue white haires about the temples Neuno no one no bodie Neuo as Neo. Neuoso snowie full of snow Neuola as Nebbia Also a kind of simnell wafer cracknell or sugar bread Neurico one that hath the goute in the sinewes Neutrare to be neutrall to take neither part to be indifferent to be betweene both Neutralità indifferencie neutrality Neutro neuter indifferent betwen both neither the one nor the other belonging to neither neutrall Nezza a niece Nezzina a little niece a mans daughters daughter Niaso an eyase hauke Nibbio a kite or a puttock or a buzzard or a glade Also a kind of fish Niccihia a nocke a corner Nicchiare to lament to grieue or fret inwardly to dodge to miche to grumble closely or show some signe of discontent to stand thrumming of hats to speake doubtfull words to hang off and on as if more money would make all well
freshman Nouizza a bride a spouse a new-maried wife a nouice Nouizzo as Nouitio Nouo new rare strange fresh vncoth not seene before sodaine Nozze nuptials weddings marriages Nube as Nebbia Nubigénio as Nebbigénio Nubilare as Nebbiare Nubilo Nubiloso as Nebbioso Nuca the nape of the head Nucca as Nocca Nudare to discouer to make bare or naked to explaine to strip naked to spoile to leaue succourlesse to disclose to make voide Also to make cleere plaine or euident to vncouer to reueale Nudezza nakednes barrennes pouertie barenes Nudità as Nudezza Nudo bare naked discouered vncouered destitute of poore Also plaine cleere euident without fraude guile or glosing made voide reuealed vncouered Nudrire nudrisco nudrito as Nodrire Nudrimento as Nodrimento Nudrice Nutrice a nurce a nourisher Nudritiuo nourishing nutritiue Nudritore a he nource a nourisher Nudritura nourishment nourture food Nugola a cloud or ouercasting of the skie Nugolare as Nebbiare Nugoloso as Nebbioso Nugolo a cloud Nulla nothing naught ought any thing Nulladimanco neuerthelesse yet notwithstanding Nulladimeno as Nulladimanco Nullamente by no meanes in no wise at no hand Nullare to disanull to frustrate to make voide and of no effect Nullità a disanulling a nullitie of no effect nothing annihilation Nullo no one not any any some not any one vaine blanke of no force Numachia a fight or combate by sea Nume the power will maiestie might deitie maiestie or will of God Sometime a God a deitie Also a soueraigne or diuine power and maiestie Also power or authoritie Also an oracle or iudgement Numella a tumbrell wherin malefactors were punished or a kinde of pillorie or stocks Numerabile that may be numbred numerable that may be tolde Numerale as Numerabile pertaining to number Numerate to number to tell to count to summe to recken in order Numerario as Numerale Numeratione a numbring a summe a numeration Numeratore a numbrer a teller a counter Numero a number a count a summe a quantitie Also order due time and proportion Also measure and order in syllables or verses Also a true verse Numerosità a number a numeration Numeróso numerous of a great summe Also in great number Also framed in measure or number of feete or going in due proportion of syllables Numidino a kind of marble stone Numisma a kind of coine of old times Nun vsed for In vno in one Nuntiare to shew or bring tidings to report to tell to signifie Nuncupare as Noncupare Nuncupatione as Noncupatione Nuntiata the annuntiation or our Lady day in lent as Nuntiatione Nuntiatione a shewing or bringing of tidings a report a declaration Nuntiato the office of a legate or ambassador Nuntiatore a shewer or bringer of tidings Nuntio Nuncio an ambassador or bringer of tidings or of newes Nuócere as Nocere Nuocimento as Nocumento Nuociuo as Nociuo Nuocéuole as Nocéuole Nuolare as Nolare Nuolatore as Nolatore Nuólo as Nólo Nuóra a daughter in law a mans sonnes wife Nuota a waue as of dammaske or chamlot Nuotare to swim to waue to flote Nuotatore a swimmer a wauer a floater Nuóto swimming a wauing a floating Nuóua a new of late Also a new report a tidings newes Nuoue the number of nine 9. Also newes Nuouità nouelty newnes Nuouo new of late Also a new report a tidings newes simple strange Nuro a birde in Samatra like a poppingiay but of fairer colour and speaketh more plaine Nutrire nutrisco nutrito as Nodrire Nutrimento as Nodrimento Nutritiuo nutritiue nourishing Nutrice a nource a foster-mother Nutritore a nourisher Nutritura nourishment sustenance food feeding nurture Nutricare as Nodrire Nuuilare as Nebbiare Nuuiletta as Nebbiarélla Nuuola Nuuolo a cloud a fogge a miste Nuuole a kind of simnell cracknel or bisket bread Nuuolare as Nebbiare Nuuoloso as Nebbioso Nuuolosità cloudines mistines fogginesse O O One of the fiue vowels O. an aduerbe of exception either onely or the signe of the vocatiue case oh an interiection of griefe of derision of admiration of imprecation and of reproouing as oh alas aie me good lord oh that tush figh away and such Obbrigare Obrigare as Obligare Obbrigo Obrigo as Obligo Obbrobriare as Obrobriare Obbrorio as Obrorio Obbrobrioso as Obrobrioso Obediénte obedient milde meeke pleasant obeying Obediénza Obedientia obedience humblenes obeisance Obedire disco dito to obey to please to yeeld vnto to do according Obelisco a great square stone broade beneath and growing smaller and smaller towardes the top of a great height there were diuers of them made in Rome Obiata are properly thinne wafers or sugar-bread Obiettióne an obiection Also a reproching or casting in ones teeth a laying to ones charge Obiétto an obiect a thing before a mans eyes and may be seene Also the laying or setting of a thing before ones eyes or against one a shadow or ouerthwart casting Oblare to offer a sacrifice or oblation Oblatione a sacrifice an oblation an offring an ayde Oblianza forgetfulnes obliuion dulnes Obliare to forget Oblico Oblicare as Obliquo Obligare to binde to tye or enter into bands Obligatione an obligation a bond Obligo a duty a bond an obligation Oblio forgetfulnes obliuion dulnes Oblioso forgetfull obliuious dull Obliquare to crooke to make crooked a wry bending or trauers Obliqua sphera that place of the world where the inhabitants haue the equinoctiall cutting their Horizon not plumb downe but sidelong Obliquità obliquitie crookednes wrynesse thwartnes Obliquo crooked wry thwart bending oblique trauers sidelong Oblire blisco blito as Obliare Obliterare as Obliare Obliuione obliuion forgetfulnes Obliuioso forgetfull vnmindefull Obnósso that hath deserued to be punished guiltie faultie Also dishonest base easie to be hurt Also sicklie or diseased Obnubilare to make darke with cloudes to ouercloude to make heauie and sad in countenance Obolo a little waight of halfe a scruple Also a small coyne about a pennie farthing sterlin Obrobriare to shame to reproch to slander to rebuke to twit or cast in ones teeth to taunt to check to reuile Obrobrio shame reproch rebuke or slander a reproching in words a rebukefull speaking an vpbraiding or casting in ones teeth an iniurie a check a reuiling Obrobrioso shamefull reprochfull slanderous iniurious reuiling taunting Obsiana a kinde of bright stone that will change his colour Obsidiano that is pure black or sable Also a kinde of black glasse Obuia comming towards or meeting withstanding Obuiare to go against to meete one in the way to withstand Oca a goose or a gander Oca marina a sea-cob or sea-gull Ocagionare as Occasionare Ocagione as Occasione Ocarella a gosline a yong goose a greene goose Occare to breake clods of earth to harrowe Occatore a breaker of clods of earth a harrower Occatura a breaking of earth a harrowing Occasionare Ocasionare to occasion to cause to happen to befall Occasione Ocasione occasion season or oportunitie of time meete fit and conuenient time to do Also
Parete Parigioli a kinde of mushroms or toadestooles Pariglia Pariglio as Paragone Parigliare as Paragonare Parilità equalitie likenes euennes similitude resemblance Parimente alike equallie euen likewise also moreouer besides together naturallie semblablie as well as in lyke manner or sort Pario a kinde of stone or marble Parisola an oxeye or great titmouse Paristhimia two spongious kernels in the iawes containing great aboundance of humiditie which serueth to moisten the rough arterie the stomacke and all the parts in the mouth Parità equalitie as Parilità Paritello a thinne wall of reedes or rods Paritonio a kinde of colour that painters vse Parmegiano a man borne in Parma Also Parmesan cheese cheese made about Parma Parlamentare to parly or speake together of graue matters Parlamento a Parliament a parlie a speaking a speech Also a Parliament or assemblie of the states of a kingdome Parlante speaking discoursing reasoning talking Parlantina as Ciaramella a talking or tatling woman Parlare to speake to talke to reason to discourse Also speech talke or discourse Parlare alla muta to speake by signes and nods Parlare co cenni to speake by signes or beckning Parlasia the palsie Parlatoio a roome in a house called a parlour Parlatore a speaker a discourser a talker Parlatura a speech or speaking Parletico sicke of the palsie Also the palsie Parliere a speaker Parma a kinde of shield or target that footemen were wont to vse in warres Parmola a part of the plough so called Parnocchie a fish called shrimps or praunes Paro a paire a couple a brace a cast Also equall like match euen Parochetto Parochito a kinde of Parrats called a Parokito Parocchia a parish Parochiale a parishioner pertaining to a parish Parochiano a parishioner Also a parish priest Parocismo a fit a stowre a grudge or an assault of an ague the comming againe of an ague Paroâ—o as Parochiano Paroffia as Parocchia Parodia a turning of a verse by altering some words Paroffiale as Parochiale Paroffiano as Parochiano Parogli a disease in the teeth Paróla a word a motto the word a speech or talke Also a promise or assurance Paroliâ—e little sweete pleasing words Parolo a Tinkar Parolozza a grosse vnseemely word Paroluzze foolish words tittle lattle words the least words Paronichia as Panariccio Also an hearbe growing in rocks good to heale felons in fingers Parosolina a titmouse Parossola a titmouse Paroti an impostume or sore that commeth of matter distilled from the head into the burres or kernels of the eares Parotide the two arteries or the right and left side neere the throte and going vpward aboue the eares Parpaglione a kinde of manie coloured butterflye or the colour thereof Parpagliuola a coyne worth three pence sterling Parpegliola a butterflye a ladie-bird Parruzza a titmouse Parsimonia parcimonie sparing husbandrie as Parcità Parsimoniare to spare to be thriftie and play the good husband Parsimonioso sparing thriftie parcimonious pinching frugall as Parco Parso Paruto seemed appeared thought surmised supposed imagined Partanza a departure or going away Partatamente seuerally apart by it self Parte a parte a portion a share a side a limme a ioint Also an office a functioÌ„ a charge a dutie Also a way a coaste a turne or course Also a partie a faction a sect or side Also partly in some sort or in part Parte che whilest that partly that Partécipe a participant a partaker a partner a sharer a confederate an adherent an accessorie a companion a complice a copartner one that taketh part and runs the same fortune good or bad Partecipante partaking participating communicating adhering confederating Partecipare to participate to partake to communicate to take part with or be partaker Partecipatione a partaking a partnership a communication Partefice as Partecipe Partegiana a partesan a iauelin Partegiano a partner a copartner a sharer a partiall man Parteggiamento a deuidence a sharing a taking part with any faction Parteggâ—are to share to diuide to be factious or take part with Partenére tengo tenni tenuto to appertaine to belong vnto Partenimento a pertaining or a belonging Also a purtenance Partenénte pertaining or belonging vnto Partenza a departure or going away Partesana as Partegiana Parti vergognose the priuie parts of man or woman Parthenia virginitie Parthenio the sonne of a maide vnmaried or of one supposed to be a maid when she was maried Also the herbe feather-fewe saint Peters woort white woort or motherwoort Parti partes factions sects sides Also seemes it to thee the plurall of Parte Partiale partiall factious Partialità partialitie factiousnes Particelle little particles in speech as mi ti si ci vi ne and such Particella a parcell a particle a little portion or part or meÌ„ber the least share Participiale that soundeth like a participle Participio a participle Particola as Particella Particolare to particularize to share to deuide to seuer to distinguish Also particular seuerall or distinct Particolarità a particularity a distintion Particulare as Particolare Particularità as Particolarità Partigiano as Partegiano Partigione a partition a diuidence a separation a share a part Partimento a diuidence a part a share a deuiding a parting a diuision a distinguishing a compartement a partition a sorting Partire Parto Partito to depart to be gone to go awaie Also to deuide to share to sunder to part Partita a departure a going awaie Also a diuidence a diuision a sharing Also a set or match at any game or plaie Also a parcel parte or share of any reckoning or accounts Partitamente seuerallie by peece meale euery part by it selfe Partito departed gone gone awaie Also deuided shared sundred parted Also a course a match an order a resolution an offer or entertainment for any seruant Partitione as Partigione Partitoie a kinde of peach so called in Italie Partitore a deuider a sharer Partitori the names of certaine principall forefeathers in a hauke Parti vergognose the priuities or priuie parts of man or beast Parto a birth or deliuerance of a childe the fruite of any mans inuention whatsoeuer any man or woman brings forth a laying a whelping a litter a layrie a farrowing a caluing a hatching a kitling a filling c.. Partoggio a horse litter or chaire to carie people in Also a beare to carie dead folkes PartorÃre risco rito to bring foorth or be deliuered of children or yoong Also to laie to whelpe to farrow to calue to hatch to kitten as cats to fillie Also to get to produce to breede to ingender any fruite or labour whether of the bodie or minde Partorito brought foorth or deliuered of a childe laide whelpt farrowed calued hatcht kittend fillied produced bred gotten engendred any fruite or labour of body or minde Parturire as Partorire Parucca a periwigge or a gregorian Parue it seemed or did seeme it appeared Paruenza apparance resemblance seemlines Also as Picciolezza Parula as Parussola Paruo Paruolo a titte-mouse Also a little one a babe a yoong one Paruoletto
as Primogenitura Primigenio that commeth naturally of it selfe that hath not the beginning of another the first or originall Primi nati our forefathers our ancestors our elders such as were before vs. Primipilaro as Primipilo Primipilo a captaine of the vantgarde or he that fighteth next the standard Primitie the first offrings or first fruits of the yeere that are offred vnto God or the firstlings of yeerely fruits Primitio the foremost the first he that is next to one Primitiua the first cause or former matter Primitiuo primitiue first that hath no beginning of other Primo first erst before sooner rather soonest prime Also best more esteemed new more excellent chiefe principall highest soueraigne aboue others Primocério a supreme first or chiefe in dignitie or authoritie a Princes chiefe secretarie he that in a religious house hath charge of the waxe torches tapers or lights Primogénito the first borne or first begotten Primogenitura the eldership in birth the title of the eldest childe in inheritance Primo nato as Primogénito Primo piatto the first or chiefe messe at a table Also a yoong ridden horse Primordio a first beginning ofspring or originall Primori noble men chiefe men peeres states Also they that stand foremost in an armie Primpilo the first or chiefe ranke or order of souldiers or as Primipilo Primula a Primrose or a Cowslip Prince as Prence Principale as Prencipale Principalità as Prencipalità Principatione a beginning a commencing Principato as Prencipato Principe as Prencipe Principetto Principino as Prencipeno Principessa as Prencipessa Principiante a beginner a commencer Principiare to begin to commence to giue the onset Principij beginnings principles the grounds of any thing Principio a beginning a commencement an onset an entrance a proem a ground a fountaine a well spring a race a stocke or chiefe originall of a thing Priorato Priorado a priorie or religious house for men a priorship eldership senioritie or preheminence Priore a prior a chiefe a superior a senior an ancestor a former a preceding man a more excellent Prioretto a little priorie a little prior Prioria a priorie or a priors office Priorità prioritie eldership ancientnes senioritie Prisco as Pristino that is of the time passed of old time ancient former old Priste a kinde of fish of great length and slender which in going cutteth the waues Also a long and narrowship or gallie fashioned like that fish Pristino old ancient former first woonted accustomed Pritanij the presidents of the senate of Athens were so called Priuagione as Priuatione Priuare to depriue to bereaue to take from to spoile to reaue Priuato Priuado bereaued depriued spoiled reaued bereft or taken from one Also priuate familiar acquainted or neere and inward with one Also properly a mans owne of or belonging to one or to a few particular peculiar speciall priuate Also a priuate person that hath no common office or authoritie out of office Priuatamente priuately secretly priuily familiarly peculiarly seuerally as a priuate man Priuatione a priuation a depriuing a bereauing a reauing Priuatiuo priuatiue that doth depriue or bereaueth or may be depriued Priuigna a daughter in law whose first husband is dead Priuigno a sonne in law whose first wife is dead Priuilegiare to priuiledge to giue preheminence or prerogatiue Priuilegio a priuiledge a preheminence a prerogatiue a grant Priuo voide naked emptie bare sance without depriued bereaued reaued made voide exempted Also as Priuato Prò valiant worthie couragious hardie full of prowesse Also gaine sauing wealth riches Also good profit health or welfare Buâ—n prò vi faccia much good may it do you Prò vi faccia much good may it do you Also vsed for God giue you ioy Proagonio whoredome adulterie Proámita a great aunt a great grandfathers sister Proaua a great grandame or great grandmother Proauo a great grandsire or great grandfather Probabile probable likely that may be prooued to be true like to be true Probabilità probabilitie likenes of truth a colour or apparance of truth Probare to prooue to approue to confirme to establish to allow to perswade or shew by reason and example that it is good Probatione a probation an approbation an allowing a proofe a triall or assay Probeuole probable that may be prooued as Probabile Probità honestie sinceritie goodnes vertue vprightnes Probléma a problème a proposition or sentence proposed with a question annexed in Mathematikes it is opposed to Thâ—orâ—â—a and signifieth such a proposition as is especially referred to practise or the doing of something Probostide the snout nose or trunke of an Elephant Procacchia the herbe called purslane Procacciante a procurer an obtainer a purueyer a purchaser Also a good lad a bon companion Procacciare to procure to obtaine to get to puruey to shift for to indeuour for to get Procacciatore a procurer an obtainer a shifter a purueier Procaccino a broker or procurer for another a shifter for himselfe Procaccio as Procacciatore Also a carrier or poste namely the ordinarie poste that goeth betweene Rome and Naples Also a procuring or shifting for Procace a malapert or shamelesse asker reprochfull ill toonged a railer one alwaies saucily crauing violent and importunate lecherous a wanton riotous banquetor or Epicure Procacità a procuring getting or shifting for Also saucines wantonnes malapertnes scoffing Procedénte proceeding a proceeder marching forward passing on Procedéntia a proceeding or going on a marching forward a behauiour Procêdere cedo cedei ceduto to proceed to goe on to goe forward to goe beyond to go or passe foorth to preuaile or profit to keepe on a course to rise to dignitie or promotion to increase or runne on to aduance himselfe or prosper Procédere alla sfacciata to proceed impudently Procédere alla carlona to proceed clownishly or plainely Procédere realmente to proceed like an honest man Procedimento a proceeding or going on a marching forward a behauiour Proceditore a proceeder a goer on Procedura a proceeding a behauiour a going forward a marching on Proceduto proceeded gone on gone foreward Looke Procédere Procelemmatico consisting of fower short syllables Procélla a storme or a tempest of winde or rains namely at sea Also a danger a blustring an aduersitie Also a troubling or ruffling in a common weale Procellare to storme to be tempestuous to ruffle Procelloso stormie tempestuous blustring troublesome turbulent Procerità length height tallnes Processare to sue to processe or call one in sute or lawe Processione a procession or going in procession Also a processe a successe a going on a proceeding a progresse a passing forward Processionale of or pertaining to procession Processo of the latins and greekes called Apophisi that part of a bone which exceedeth in height the naturall places neere vnto it stretching forth its substance in encreasing manner like a knot swelling out from the stock of a tree such parts of bones the Anatomists call Processes and are true partes of the bones themselues