Selected quad for the lemma: son_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
son_n	daughter_n	mother_n	sister_n	25,437	5	10.5778	5	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A76308	The universal character, by which all the nations in the world may understand one anothers conceptions, reading out of one common writing their own mother tongues. An invention of general use, the practice whereof may be attained in two hours space, observing the grammatical directions. Which character is so contrived, that it may be spoken as well as written. / By Cave Beck, M.A.	Beck, Cave, 1623-1706?; Netherlands. Emancipatiekommissie.	1657 (1657)	Wing B1647; Thomason E1591_1; ESTC R11215	73,973	189

allure to intitle v. title super 1040 to intoxicate 1668 to intreat v. beseech intricate q 2432 an introduction in 125 to intrude vid. thrust in 1400 to invade 2426 Invalid q 1493 to inveigh 2437 an invective r 2437 to inveigle vid. entice 1762 to invenom v. poison 2438 to invent or devise 1554 an inventory of goods v. Catalogue 533 to invert in 320 to invest 224 inveterate old q 208 invincible no tog 1272 inviolable no tog 2416 to invite 2439 to invocate vide Call in 849 an inundation vid. deluge 1525 to involve in 1964 to inure or accustome 25 inwards v. entralls inward in q jocound q 592 to jogge 2440 a joll or head r 479 jolly q 592 to joine 64 a joint r 64 joint in straw r 2441 jointure wives dowry r 1634 a journall tuz 1484 a journy r 2442 a journy man he that works by the day p 1484 ire v. anger 183 Irke-some vid. tedious q 1855 iron r 2443 an irony r 1523 to irradiate vid. Beam 444 irrefragable no tog 703 to irritate v. anger 183 irruption v. break in 703 I se v. ice r 2381 iseickle r 2444 an island v. isle to issue 1989 to itch 2445 an item v. caution to iterate 2 + a jubily r 2446 to judge p 334 a jugge r 2447 to juggle 2448 juice r 2449 a julip r 2450 an ivy tree r 2451 herb ivy r 2452 ground ivy r 2453 juncture v. joyne p 64 june v. month a junket v. Comfit 1254 ivory r 2454 a juniper tree r 2555 a jury 13Ì„ a jurisdiction v. dominion to justle or run a Tilt 2456 to justle or jog 2440 to justifie nu 2420 just or righteous q 2420 a justice of peace sarc 2420 a jutting of a building r 2457 K before A. A Kalender v. Almanack the keel of a ship r 2458 keene q 49 to keepe 1277 a key r 2459 the kell v. Caull to kembe v. Combe to kenn v. know 2460 a kennell for dogs r 2461 a kerchife r 2462 a kernell r 2463 a kernell rising in the flesh r 2464 kersy cloath r 2465 a kestrell r 2466 a kertle r 2467 a kettle v. Cauldron 949 a kibe on the heele r 2468 to kick 2411 a kid r 2123 a kidney r 2469 a kilderkin r 2470 to kill 2471 a kill for brick r 2472 a kind r 2473 kinde or courteous q 1353 to kindle nu 248 a King p 2474 the Kings evill r 2475 a Kings fisher-bird r 2476 kinne or kindred r 2473 kindred by marriage v. affinity r 93 kindred by blood or consanguinity r 1273 A table of kindred * Note the Males are onely set down the females being writ with the same Character adding the letter F for distinction a father p 2477 a step-father p 2478 a wives father p 2479 a husbands father p 2480 a cosens father or great cosen p 2481 a fathers father or grandfather p 2482 a mothers father p 2483 a brother 1997 a step-brother p 2484 a wives brother p 2485 a husbands brother p 2486 a fathers brother or uncle p 2487 a mothers brother p 2488 a cosen german by the fathers side p 2489 a cosen german by the mothers side p 2490 a husbands cosen german p 2491 a wives cosen german p 2492 a fathers cosen german p 2493 a mothers cosen german p 2494 a sonne p 2495 a sonnes sonne p 2496 a husbands sonne p 2497 a wives sonne p 2498 a brothers sonne p 2499 a sisters sonne p 2500 a cosens sonne p 2501 a husband p 2502 a Daughters Husband p 2503 a mothers husband or step-father p 2478 * Note in degrees above or below these set downe prefix a numerall as +3 2482 a great-grand-father and +3 2496 a great grand-son c. a kirtle v. kertle r 2467 to kisse 816 a kitchchin r 1421 a kitling v. Cat ten 943 a kite r 2504 a knack r 2505 a knag or knot r 2506 a knave p 161 to knead 2507 a knee r 2508 to kneele 2508 a knife r 2509 a shoemakers knife r 2510 an incision knife v. gamot r 2055 a pen-knife r 2511 a wood-knife r 2512 a knight p 1669 to knit 2513 a knob to knock 670 a knot r 2506 knot grass r 2514 to know 2460 to know Carnally 2515 a knuckle r 2516 L before A A Labell r 2517 to labour 2518 to be in labour or travell with child 2519 a Labyrinth r 2520 a lace r 2521 bon e lace of linnen r 2522 a lace on a garment r 2523 to lack 1508 a lackey or foot man r 2524 a lad v. boy p 674 a ladder r 2525 a ladder staffe r 2526 the round of a ladder r 2527 to lade v. load 797 ladies mantle herb r 2528 a Lady v. Lord pf 2529 a Knights Lady v. Knight pf 1669 a ladle r 2530 lag v. last qqq 2531 to laie v. lay 1806 to lay waite vid. Ambush a lay man p 1534 a lake r 2532 a lamb ten 1707 lambs tongue herb r 2533 lame q 2534 to lament v. bewail 520 lampsana herb a lampe r 2535 a lampry fish r 2536 land v. earth a lane r 2537 a language r 2538 to languish 2539 lanke q 312 a lantern r 2540 a lapidary tem p 2541 a lap r 2542 the lap of the ear r 2543 a lapwing bird r 2544 to lap v. lick 2545 a lapse v. fall 839 lard r 2546 a larix tree r larix large or great q 530 larges v. bounty a larke r 2547 lascivious q 2548 larkes hee ll herb r 2549 a lash 2550 a laske v. flux a lasse pf 674 lassitude v. weary r 1855 to last v. indure 1681 the last qqq 2531 lastage v. ballast 2069 a lachet of a shoe r 2551 a lach of a doore r 2552 late q 2531 lately or not long since ser a lath r 2553 latitude or breadth r 716 latter qq 2531 lattin metal r 2554 a lattise r 2555 a laver v. ewer 1784 laudable v. praise q 230 to laugh 837 lavender r 2556 to lavish 1503 a launce in warr r 2557 a chirurgeons launce r 2558 to launch a ship 2559 a landress v. wash pf 2560 a laurell v. bay tree r 435 laurell of Alexandria or tongue laurell r 2561 laud v. praise r 230 a law r 1714 a lawyer p 1714 lawne linnen r 2562 a lay v. song 910 a lax fish r 2563 laxative q 2654 to lay 1806 a lazar v. leper p 2564 lazy v. idle L before E. Leachery r 2548 lead r 2565 white lead r 967 red lead r 2566 black lead r 2567 to lead by the hand 1252 a leafe of a tree r 2568 a leaguer r 484 a league or covenant r 1255 a league measure r 2569 to leake 2570 lean q 2571 to lean upon 2572 to leap 2573 a leap to take fish r 2574 the leap-year or bissextile r 549 to learn 1590 a lease r 2575 leaseing v. to lye 2576 the least v. little qqq 2592 leasure r 2577 leather r 2578 to leave 2579 to give leave or