go to sleepe or to die Andar doue ne papa ne imperatore puó mandar imbasciatore to go pisse or shite Andar in dozzina to go among the common sort of people or as liuerie horses Andar in frega to go a catterwalling to be lecherous or proud to go to rut Andar in amore as Andar in frega Andar in Carnafau to go a fleshing or a wenching Andar ramengo to go rouing wandring or begging Andar in striazzo to go a shifting or a robbing Andar del corpo to go to stoole Andar in pelliccieria to go to be tormented Andar in piccardia to go to be hanged Andar palpegone to go groping or fumbling in the darke Andar a spasso to go a solacing a walking or a sporting Andar di portante to pace or amble Andar di trotto to trot or go a trotting pace Andatura a going a gate or manner of going Andiriuieni as Fagiolata Andito a porch a portall an entrie a going a way an accesse Ando a rising hill that hath neither dale nor vallie about it Andragone a manly woman a virago Andrino a kinde of blacke coloured horse of the worst sort Androgino he that is both male and female or man and woman or of both sexes and kindes Andromada as Andromante Andromante a kinde of precious stone very hard and ponderous bright like siluer that drawes siluer as the adamant doth iron Androna an alley a narrow lane a priuie a sinke a sew or draught for water Also a chamber for houshold men seruants a space betweene two wals Andronica the vertue called fortitude Androsace an herbe growing in the sea white without leaues hauing greene huskes in the tuftes Androsemo the herbe Saint Iohns wort or rather Tutsane Anegliare to growe or make thinne to rarifie Anelito naturall drawing of breth or breathing Anellaro Anelliere a ring maker Anello Anella any kind of ring or rings Anello da bolla a seale ring Anelletti little rings Anelli links or rings of chaines Anemone the herbe Coquelourds or Passeflowers Also wilde Poppie Anèro with black or mourning weedes Anetho Aneto the herbe Dill or Anet Anetra as Anitra Anfanare to raue foolishly to commit follies to go idly loytring vp and downe as we say to go seeking for a halfepenie worth of gaping seede Anfanamenti foolish rauings follies toyes trifles vanities fooleries loytrings Anfanatore a rauer a foolish trifling fellow a loytrer Anfanie as Anfanamenti Anfisbena a kinde of venemous serpent with two heads one before another in his taile Anfibologia as Amphibologia Anfitano a stone of the vertue of the adamant but it maketh gold to growe in quantitie Anfitrite as Amphitrite Anfiscij as Amphiscij Anfora Anphora a vessell with two eares for wine Also a certaine measure Anfodello the Daffodill flower Anfusaglia base rascally people onely fit to make spindles Angaraio an imposer of taxes or impositions Angareggiare to impose aggrauate or oppresse with taxes Angariare as Angareggiare Angarie taxes impositions toles customes or impostes Ange a kinde of water snake Also vexeth or grieueth Angelica the herbe Angelica Also angell-like or angelicall Angelino a kind of fine glasse to drink in Angelo an angell Angere a verbe irregular to vexe to molest to carke to care to grieue to afflict to anguish to fret to smart to paine Anglio a bile a blaine a pocke or a sore a swelling a bunch Anghiorno the name of a little bird Anghirone a hearon Angina a disease in the throte called the Squinancie Also the herbe Dodder or Withwinde Angione a corner a nooke a canton an angle Angiporto a close narrow lane or alley that hath but one entrance and yet many windings Angoella as Anguello Angolare Angulare hauing corners Angolo as Angione Angoloso full of corners nookes or angles Angonia as Angoscia Angoscia anguish paine carke or care of minde a swouning Angosciare to anguish or fal in a swoun Angoscioso full of anguish Angue a snake an adder or a serpent Anguello a fish called in Latine Atharina or Lauaronis Anguettare to wriggle to and fro as an adder or snake doth Auguilla an eele or eelepout Anguinaglia as Anguinaia Anguinaia the groine the thigh the hip or flanke Also a mortall disease Also a disease in horses in the inside of a horses hinder legs Anguistara as Inghistara Angulo Anguloso as Angione Anguria a cucumber or kinde of Pompilion Angusigola a needle a pin a pricke a fish with a sharpe taile called a hornefish Angustia straitnes strictnes narrownes Angustiare to straiten to pinch to vrge to bring to a narrow passe Angustioso full of anguish pinching strait narrow Anhelare to pant or fetch winde with paine to aspire or gape after earnestly Anhelanti cani baying panting or breathing dogs embost as an ouerwearied deere Anhelo a panting or shortnes of breth Anichilare as Annullare Anichilatione as Annulatione Anidare Anidiare to rest to roost to nusle Aniello a steele to strike fire with Also the swiuell or ring of a chaine Anima the soule of mankinde Also the core or kernell of any fruite Animaduâ—rtere verto versi verso to consider to regarde to minde to thinke to heede Animaduersione consideration regard mindefulnes heede remembrance Animale any liuing creature the breathing or vitall part of any body Animale sentacchio a sitting squatting groueling or cowring creature Animare to giue soule or life vnto Also to encourage or animate Animato hauing or created with a soule Animante breathing liuing or hauing a soule Animella the kernell of any nut or stone Animetta a little prettie soule Animetto a sillie minde a little minde Animo a minde a courage a hart a spirit wit or hardines Animoso couragious hardie bold aduenturous valorous stout Animosità courage hardines bouldnes valour stoutnes Animuccia a little poore sillie wretched soule Aniso Anisi the herbe or seede Anise Anitra a ducke a drake a mallard a wigin It hath bin vsed for the birde that breedes of a barnikle hanging vpon old ships Anitraro a keeper or seller of ducks or drakes Anitrella a teale a duckling or little mallard Anitrire as Annitrire Anitroccolo a duckling a yoong duck Aniun modo by no meanes no way Anna as Ana. Annacquare as Anaffiare Annaffiare as Anaffiare Annale yeerely yeere by yeere annuall Annali annales histories of yeeres or don by yeeres Annalmente annually yeerely Annasare to smell or sent vnto Annaspamento a reeling or winding Annaspare as Anaspare Annata any yeeres season time profit rents fruits or gouerment Annatomia an anathonie Annatomizare to anatomize Annatomista an anatomiste Annebbiare to bemist to befogge to cloud to grow duskie to lowre Annebbiatino effeminate sweete smelling comely araid wantonly drest vp smug Annegare to drowne to stiflle vnder water to smother Anneggiare as Annegare Annegrare as Annerare Annegrite as Annerare Annellare to curle to frizle or reduce into rings Annella rings Annellati crini curled or frislled haires Annelleti little rings little rings in the mouth of a bit Annello any kind of
intercession Mediatore a mediator an intercessor Medicale Medicabile curable medicinable that may be cured Medica a kind of clauer grasse or Spanish trefoile Also a woman phisition Medicamento a medicine a medicament a salue a curing a phisicke a remedie a slibber sauce Medicame as Medicamento Medicante a phisition a leach Medicare to cure to heale to dresse to giue phisicke to salue to leach Medicastro an empirike a foolish phisition a horse-leach Medicina Medecina phisicke a medicine or purgation the arte of curing the sicke Medicinale Medecinale medicinable good for phisicke Medicinare as Medicare to practise phisicke Médico a phisition a leach Also a kind of tree in Media which at all times hath blossoms Apples halfe ripe and apples ripe which when they fall others come presently in their place Medimno a certaine measure vsed in Greece Médio the middle finger of a hand Also a kinde of blacke stone Also a kind of herbe Mediocre meane indifferent moderate not too big nor too little Mediocrità a mediocritie an indifferencie a meane a measure Meditare to meditate or muse with the minde to ponder or consider or studie with diligence Meditatione a meditation or musing a deepe discreete consideration an exercise of the mind Mediteráneo in the middle of the land in the maine land farre from the sea in land countrie Meditore a mower of hay Medolla the marrow pith substance or core of any thing Meffe nò No no no no in good sooth no by my fay no sir Mefite as Mephite Mege a disease in horses feete Megge a kind of sea fish Megistani gouernours princes great men states nobles heroes Megliaccio as Migliaccio Megliarina a bird called a yellow hammer a golden hammer or yowlring Meglio Megliore better or best rather sooner more Io amerei meglio Megliorare to mend to redresse to recouer to better Meglioramento a mending a recouerie Meguei a tree among the Indians whereof their gardens be full for of the leaues they make their shoes and vse them in stead of paper to write vpon of the iuice thereof they make wine vineger honnie and sugar the fruite thereof and the rootes are verie good meate Mei a kinde of fish like the Cefalo Mel ' for Mi il as Mel disse he told it mee Mela any kinde of apple Melabatro an hearbe like to camomill Melacotogno the fruite wee call a quince Melacchino full of honie honnied sweet a kinde of wine in Italie Melagrana granata a Pomegranate Melagrano a Pomegranate tree Mela insana a kinde of fruit in latine Melongeua Melampiro an hearbe full of branches hauing a seede like fenigreeke Melampo black-footed a dogs name vsed of some poets Melampodio an hearbe called blacke hellebor MelanconÃa Melancónico as Manincónico Melancio an orange tree Melandrino a kinde of broad flat fish Melaneto a bird called a Saker Melangole a kinde of cytron or limon Also the parings of them or of other fruites Melane a stone which yeeldeth a iuice Melaneo cole-blacke a dogs name so called Melano sweete like honie Melanteria a kinde of blacke or inke wherewith phisitions vse to consume putrified flesh Melantio the hearbe narde gitte or pepperwort Also a kinde of monstrous sea fish Melanuro a kinde of fish called a sea breame Melanzana the herbe mad or raging apple Melarancia an orange Melarancio an orange tree Melare to sweeten with honie Melato sweetned with honie honied sweete of the colour of honie Mele bonie Also any kinde of apples Also a mans or womans bum arse or buttocks Mele cotogna a quince Mele d'api stone-honie bee-honie Mele di canna hath bin vsed for sugar Melega the name of an hearbe some take it for a kinde of corne Melensaggine foolishnes or simplicitie of wit Melensare to become or play the gull or simple foole Melerugiadoso as Manna Melesiogallo a bird called a witwall Melenso foolish gullish simple witted Melia a tree bringing forth a pleasant fruite Also a kinde of earth vsed in phisicke of the vertue of allom painters vse it to make their colours last the longer Meliceride impostumes that runne a kind of matter like honie Melico musicall or musician-like Melicrato a drinke of water and honie sodden together Melifero Mellifero bearing or breeding honie Melificare to make or bring forth honie Melifluo Mellifluo honnied sweete mellifluous Meligine a mell-dew falling on trees or corne honie-dew Meliloquente a sweete speaker Meliloto the hearbe melilote or clauer Melino a kinde of sweete-smelling oyntment Also a kinde of colour that painters vse honie-colour Melire lisco lito to honnie to sweeten or season with honie Melissa the herbe baulme mint or baulme gentle Melissofillo as Melissa Melite a kinde of yellow stone which broken and put in water yeeldeth the sauour of honie Melito honied or mixt with honie Melitena a kinde of herbe Melitéra a dry medicine seruing to fill vp the hollownes of vlcers after they are clensed Mellonaggine as Melensaggine Mellone the fruite we call a muske melon Also a gull a log garhead or a foole Also a kinde of play that children vse in Italie Also rowels in the mouth of a horses bit like melons Melo any kinde of apple tree Melochite a kinde of greene stone Melóde melodious harmonious musicall sweetlie singing Melodia melodie harmonie sweete singing a tunable singing whereof be three kinds that is to say Harmonia Chronia and Diatonia Melodioso melodius harmonius sweete singing Melogna a kinde of fish or beast Melonaggine as Melensaggine Melonare as Melensare Melone d'acqua a cucumber Meloparadiso the paradise apple Meloteragno a kind of shrub or weede Meltusio the fish we call a hadock or a cod Melza the spleene or milt of anie bodie Membrana a parchment a sheepeskin or vellame the pill or skinne betweene the barke and the tree the vppermost thin skinne of any thing a membrane Membranza remembrance Membrare to remember to ioine together to forme or shape limmes partes and members in due proportion Membratura the settling or order of members or partes Membreuole proportionable according to true proportion of limmes Also mindefull Mémbro a member a limme or a part of ones bodie or any other thing in an oration it is a short sentence or clause Membro virile the priuities of man Membroso as Membruto Membruto limmed strong long limmed hauing great members Memfite a stone fattie and of diuers colours in curing or burning any member it taketh away sense and feeling without any danger Memorabile memorable notable renoumed to be remembred worthie of remembrance Memoraggine as Memoria Memoranza as Memoria Memorando as Memorabile Memoria memorie mindefulnes remembrance souenance Also time dayes chronicles writings histories records Memore as Memoroso Memoreuole as Memorabile Memoriale a memoriall pertaining to memorie a record a remembrancer Memorióso as Memoróso Memoróso mindfull remembring memorable that will remember that is thankefull Men ' for Me ne Io men vado I am going hence Also for Meno Mena behauiour fashion cariage
smell to sent to nose Nasamento a traine-sent a smelling a sent Nascénte rising growing springing beginning new budding Nascenza a growth a growing Also a swelling an impostume Also a birth or natiuitie Náscere nasco nacqui nato or nasciuto to be borne but in herbes to grow to spring to bud forth to breede to be ingendred to begin to rise Nasciuto Nato borne growne sprung budded or sprouted bread ingendred Nasche nome di parte o membro d'un cauallo  Nascimento a birth a growing a springing a natiuitie Nascita as Nascimento as Nassita Nascóndere scondo scosi scoso or scosto to hide to conceale to lurke Nascoso Nascosto hidden concealed lurked secret Nascondeuole secret close solitarie where one may hide himselfe Nascondimento a hiding a lurking Nascondigli Nascondaglie lurking-holes by-nookes hiding-places sluts corners Nasea a discourse of noses Nasello a cod or cod-fish Also a whiting fish Nasipurgio a kinde of liquor to drawe vp into the nose to purge the head withall Nasito the weede watercresses Also wild mint Nasitorto as Nasturcio Naso a nose Also a beake Nasone a great nose Naso adunco a beake-nose a hawke-nose a crooked nose Naso amaccato schiacciato a flat or squeased nose Naso acquilino an eagles nose Naso camuso a flat nose like a shooing hoâ—ne Naso del boccale the beake or spout of a pot Napamento a reeling or winding vp of â—lke Naspare to reele or winde vp silke or â—arne Naspatrice a reeler or windresse ofthrid silke or yarne Naspo a reele for silke or yarne Nassa a wee le or bownet to take fish in Some call it a haske or wâ—ker pad Nassio a kinde of marble stone Nasso an ewe tree Also another tâ—â— like a firre tree which is venemous Nassita a birth or birth time or breeding or falling of any cattell Nastari snares or bonds made of silke eibones Nasto a kinde of meate made of meal oyle honie and spice Also a kinde of pole reede or canes whereof in time past they made arrowes and darts Nastro any kinde of silke ribond Also a signe in heauen Also the part of the ring whereinto the stone is set or a seale is grauen Nasturcio Nasturzo the hearbe wilde mint or nose-smart Also water cresses Nasuto nosed hauing a nose Nata a wenne or flesh growing vpon ones bodie Also borne Natale Christmas day or the birth day of any bodie or ones natiuitie day Also natiue or naturall or belonging to a mans birth Natalitio a birth day or day of natiuitie Natare to swimme to floate Natatile Natatoio that swimmeth or floateth as waterfowle doth Naticchia as Saliscende Natiche the buttocks hanches or bummes Naticuta well buttockt broad arst bumbasted about the bumme Natio natural natiue borne with one Nationale nationall pertaining to one nation Natione a nation a countrie a people hauing their beginning in the cuntrie where they dwell Natiuità natiuitie or birth Natiuo natiue or naturall vsed also for borne and bread in such a place or naturallie ingendred in a thing Nato borne bread hauing beginning descending of brought forth framed of nature descended from Natrice a water-snake Also an hearbe the roote whereof stinketh lyke a gâ—ate Natta a white spot or pearle in ones eye Also a wenne Also as Cilecca Nattico a kinde of salt so called Natto a kinde of little fish Natura the nature qualitie condition manners fashion propertie vertue strength naturall inclination motion or constitution of a creature which as Seneca saieth is nothing but god or reason deuine sowen in all the world and all the parts thereof Also the priuie members of man or beast Also the priuie parts or quaint of a woman that whereby a thing is properly in that kind that it is Naturale naturall of or according to nature lawfull Also a mans priuities Also a base borne or bastard Naturalezza as Naturalità Naturalità nature naturalitie libertie denisonship franchise Naturalone a plaine homely man or a well tooled man Naturare to enure to accustome to naturalize Nauale pertaining to ships or sailing Also a ship dock wherein ships are built vide Corona Naue any kinde of ship boate or barke Also the I le of a church Naufragare to suffer shipwracke to wrack Naufragio shipwracke wrack on the sea Naufrago sea-beaten suffering shipwrack Nauicabile that may be sayled nauigable where ships may passe Nauicante a sailer or sea-man he that saileth Nauicare to saile or trauell by sea Nauicatione nauigation or arte of sayling Nauicamento a sailing or wandring by sea Nauicatore a nauigator a sailer a sea-man Nauicchia that part of a mill wherein the grinding stones do turne Nauicella Nauetta a little barke bote ship or pinnace Also a weauers shuttle Also the incense pan of a church Also a kinde of coine Also the knee pan in a mans legge also a bone in a mans heele Also a kind of simnell cracknell or bun of bread Nauigabile as Nauicabile Nauigante as Nauicante Nauigare as Nauicare Nauigatione as Nauicatione Nauigatore as Nauiâ—atore Nauigiaro a shipwright a shipman Nauigio Naâ—iglio any kinde of shippe boate or bâ—rke Nauile Nâ—iuilio any kinde of ship Naulet passage money or ferrie monie Naâ—sse Nauone the roote nauew It is a kâ—sâ— of rape Nauoâ—ilio a sea fish like a cuttle Nausâ—a nausines a desire to vomit but no vomit lothing or abhorring of things Nauta a shipman a sailer a boatesman a shipper a mariner Nautilio a kinde of fish which at a pipe which is vpon his backe casts out much water and vseth ceâ—taine broad fins he hath both for wings â—o flie with and as sailes to flote vp and downe the water and his feete for oares and his taile in steade of a helme or rudder Naxia Nassia a kinde of white stone Ne without a verbe neither nor also in or in the with a verbe sometimes it signifieth any some of it of the same therof somtimes it stands for vs to vs vnto vs from vs and other times it standes for thence hence from hence from thence away Also either or so much as Neade a beast in Samos with so strong a voice that when it roareth it shaketh the earth whose bones are so bigge that they are kept for a maruell Nebbia a cloude an ouercasting of the skie a miste a fogge or any such deawie exhalation it is properly a thickning of exhalations hauing in it plentifull force to ingender water taken also for a multitude togither Also aduersitie or trouble or any thing wherewith the knowledge of mans is hidde and ouercast Nebbiare to be mistie or foggie or cloudie to cloude to ouercloude to make cloudie or obscure Nebbiarella Nebbietta a little miste fogge or cloude a deawie exhalation thinner then a cloud Nebbigenio one engendred of a cloude the câ—ntaures are so called Nebbione simple witted or shallow headed Also a great muste Also a rough tempestuous stormie miste or cloud Nebbioso mistie foggie cloudie full of cloudes boistrous rough stormie tempestuous
haires Pelore a kind of shell fish called a palour Pelosella Pelosina the hearbe mouse-eare Pelottare to thump to cuffe to smite to bang to rib-bâ—ste Pelotti thumps cuffes blowes stripes Peloso hairie shagd full of haires Pel passato in times paste heeretofore Pelta a kind of shielde or target made like a halfe a moone Peltraio Peltraro a pewterer Peltrame all maner of pewter stuffe Peltro any kind of pewter Peluccare Pelucare to plucke off the haires or skin of any thing to picke out haires Peluzzi little small haires Pena paine punishment torture griefe labour swinke torment execution forfaite penaltie reuengement Also vpon paine or forfeiture a Pena hardly scarcely A gran pena with very much adoo very hardly Penace painfull paining languishing Penare to paine to pine to toyle to linger Penati houshold gods peculiar gods to euerie family the secret parts of ones house spirits of the butterie Penazzâ— a kind of birde Penco butter Pendaglio a tassell or pendent of a trumpet a downe hanging pendent Pendente hanging depending belonging downe-hanging stooping bending enclining dangling downe Also doubtfull or doubtfull and vncertaine what to do in suspence Also pendent a word in armory Also a pendent or iewell in ones eares Also the bending or slopenes of a parapet out ward Pendente da orecchia a iewell or pendent for ones eares Péndere péndo péndei penduto peso to hang vp or bee hanged to encline on one side to stoope to lie a slope to depend to subiect or belong to to staie vpon Also to be in doubt or vncertaine to be in suspence to waie or bee of anie waight Also to dangle downe Also to poise or ballance Also to ponder to consider Penduto Peso hanged vp enclined on one side c. Looke Péndere Pendice a penthouse a downe-hanging a hanging labell of any thing a houell also a hauen a rode or a porte the ouer-hanging or hollow of a rocke the hanging or side of a hill Pendino as Pendente a down-hanging a fall or sloping of a hill Pendinoso as Pendente or Pendino Pendio as Pendino or Pendente Pendolante dangling bending downe-hanging as a bunch of grapes Pendolare to dangle to bende or hang downward Pendolina a kinde of bird Pendolo as Pendolante Pendoloni as Pendolante Pendulo as Pendolante Pendule labbra bigge down-hanging blabberd-lips Pene paines punishments tortures Also forfaitures Pene del ' inferno the paines of hell Penese a kinde of officer in a ship Penesti men foiled in fight that voluntarily yeeld themselues vnto the victorie Peneti a kinde of apothecaries stuffe for the colde called pennets Penetrabile penetrable that may pierce or be pierced or entred in piercing or passing through that will sinke or go in deepely Penetrante as Penetratiuo Penetrare to penetrate to pierce or enter in to go to come to pierce or bore through to go beyond or passe through to sinke in deepely Penetratiuo piercing penetrating sharp that will go or sinke in deepely Penetreuole piercing penetrable as Penetrabile Penisola a place almost enuironed about with water that is but partly an iland Penitentia penitencie repentance penance forethinking Penitenza della quaresima the passion or penance of lent Penitentiale penitentiall of or pertaining to penitencie Pentitente penitent repenting he that repententh him Penitentiero a penitentiarie a man professing penitencie Penna anie kinde of feather or quill or penne a writing penne Also a plume Also a wing Pennaccio Pennacchio a plume or bunch of feathers Penna da scriuere a writing penne Pennacchiato all hanged or drest with feathers Pennacchino a bunch or plume of feathers Also a wag-feather a tospot Pennacciaro a feather-maker Pennaiuolo Pennaruolo a penner to put in writing pens a womans needle case Pennati anie kinde of feathered fowle or bird feathered Also hedge bils forest bils welsh hookes or weeding hookes it hath also bin vsed for the latine word Penates which is as much to say little houshold gods or peculiar gods to euery familie or spirits of the butterie or of the secret parts of ones house Pennato feathered winged flying fledged Pennecchio a roule of wooll readie carded for the distaff or spinning Pennellare to drawe limne or paint with a pensell Pennellata a draught or line with a pensell painted or drawen with a pensell Pennellatore a painter or drawer with a pensell Pennelleggiare as Pennellare Pennello a painters pensel or pincill Also a fane on the top of a house to knowe the winde by a wethercocke Pennello fatto a pennello perfectly curiouslly wrought Penne maestre a hawkes principall feathers Pennetta Pennina a little small pen quill or feather Pennipoténte mightie in flying strong and puissant of wings well winged or feathered able to flie Pennola as Cugno Pennoncione a great plume or bunch of feathers Pennone as Pennoncione Pennoncello a plume or bunch of feathers the little streamers or banderols that souldiers haue at their lances point the tassell pendent or fringe about a halbard or a iauelin Pennuto feathered full of feathers winged fledged Penocchij a kind of long comfets to sticke vpon march panes Penole strings or veines in the liuer Penoso painefull taking paines laborious Pensare to thinke to imagine to deeme to weene to suppose to muse to care to weigh to ponder to consider to surmise Pensabondo as Pensoso Pensamento as Pensiere Pensatamente consideratly warily with good deliberation Pensierato full of thought care or carking Pensiere Pensiero thought care imagination deeming weening musing supposing carke Pensiereggiare to take care thought or carking Pensieruccio a little foolish thought Pensionare to wage to pension to stipend to keepe in paie Pensionario a pensioner a stipendarie Pensione a pension a stipend a pay Pensole as Pendolante Pensoso pensiue carefull musing full of care or thoughts Pensoroso Pensieroso as Pensoso Pensule as Pendolante Penta the number of fiue in Greek wherof many words are composed Pentacolo any thing or table of fiue corners Also certaine tables or boords Pentadramma a coine in Greece of fiue dragmes Pentagonale hauing fiue angles fiue-cornered Pentametri a pentametre verse Pentapoli of fiue cities Pentarco a captaine of fiue men Pentateuco a volume of fiue booke as the booke of the lawes of Moses Pentathlo he that wonne the best or was victor at the fiue kindes of games vsed among the Grecians called the Olimpiks games Vide Olimpici giuochi which was casting with the slinge running leaping wrastling and shooting or whurling Pentatoti nounes declined onely by fiue cases Pentaura a precious stone that hath the vertue of all other stones and will draw them also to it if they be no bigger then the same It shineth and is of the colour of fire Pentecoste the fiftieth the feast of pencecoste or whitsontide Pentemimeri a certaine part of an heroicall verse Penteori the space of fower yeeres compleat or that which returneth euerie fifth yeere Penthali Looke Quinquercij Penticulo a kinde of fish about Taraâ—to that will flie out
Podestà Potentiale potentiall that may be Potentilla wilde tanzie or siluer hearbe and as some thinke wilde Agrimonie Potére posso potéi potuto or possuto to may or can to haue power or might to be able to be possible to haue strength and vertue Also as Podere Also as Possa Poterio an hearbe good for the sinewes named by Galen but not knowne now adayes Potestà as Podestà Potestaria as Podestaria Potione a potion or drinke that phisicions giue to patients Potissima forcible efficient mightie able chiefe of all the best or principall Potuto bin able had powre or might or strength bin possible Potta a womans priuie parts a cunt a quaint Pottaccia a filthie great cunt Pottamarina a fish in latine Vrtica Pottuta that hath a cum cunted quainted Poueia a Butterflye or a Ladie-bird Pouento  Poueracci filthie poore beggerlie people Poueraglia the poore base sillie abiect people Pouerello Poueretto poore meane wretched sillie beggerlie a poore sillie man Poueri the poore kinde of people Pouerissimo most poore very beggerly Pouero poore sillie wretched meane defectiue simple beggerlie bare needie that lacketh hauing little Pouertà Pouertade pouertie beggerie neede want Pouioni hath bin vsed for doues or pigeons Pozza a well a poole a puddle a pit a slow of water a standing-water Pozzanghera as Pozza Pozzale that is full of wels or pits that may be digged Pozzare to dig a pit to make a well to make as a well to well Pozzaro a well or pump-maker a digger of wels Pozzaroia a kinde of earthen pot pitcher or bucket to drawe or keech water with Pozzette dimples pits or little holes in womens cheekes Pozzettine as Pozzette Pozzetto a little well or pit Pozzo a well or deepe pit a puddle or standing poole of water Pozzolana grauell or sand to mingle with lyme to make mortar of Also as Porcellana Pozzolino a little well Pozzuolo a little well Pragma an act or busines Pragmatica a pragmaticall lawe a thing done in the common weale Pragmatico an atturnie or practicioner in the lawe a proctor a petiefogger or sollicitour of suites Also one wont to stand by a pleader or oratour instructing him in lawe points Also one expert in doing of things Prandére prando pransi pranso to dine to eate his dinner Pranso dined Also a dinner Prandio a dinner a refreshing or feeding at noone Pranzare to dine Pranzo a dinner Also dined Prasino a kinde of yellowish greene or as some thinke a greene-leeke colour Prasio the herbe horehound Also a kinde of greene stone Prasmo a kinde of fish Also a kinde of greene precious stone Prasoide a stone of the colour of leekes Prassina a kinde of precious stone which if it be where any poison is will glitter with sparkes like fier Pratello a little medow or field a close of medow-ground Also the herbe melilot Pratense of or belonging to a medow or greene field Prateria any kinde of medow or hay-grounds Pratica practice experience triall Also a haunt a frequenting or an acquaintance Also a canuasing a trying a prouing or vsing Praticabile conuersable that may be frequented or practised Praticare to practise to try to experience to put in vre to vse to haunt to frequent to conuerse with to followe Also to shift or canuase for any thing Pratichéuole as Praticabile Prático expert experienced skilfull wise prudent wary frequented practike ful of practise and skill Praticone a suttle old practized experienced craftie foxe a slie companion Pratino Praticello as Pratello Prato a field a medow ground Prauare to depraue to detract to be peruerse ouerthwart or lewde Prauamente wickedly shrewdly badly peruersely prauely detractingly lewdly crookedly knauishly ouerthwartly c. Prauità shrewdnes wickednes prauitie detraction peruersenes crookednes ouerthwartnes illnes lewdnes waggishnes vnhappines knauishnes deformitie badnes dishonestie corruptnes stubornnes obstinacie frowardnes Prauo wicked shrewd bad deprauing detracting peruerse crooked knauish vnhappie corrupt dishonest stubborne obstinate frowarde Pre vsed much in composition and set before other wordes as a going or acting before Preambulo a preamble a foregoing a forespeech Prebenda a prebend an ecclesiasticall liuing so called Also prouender fodder or foode for cattle and horses Prebendare to prouender to feede or fodder horses or cattle also to benefice with some church liuing Precario most deere or verie deere Precatione a desiring a crauing an entreating Precédere cedo cedei or cessi ceduto or cesso to precede to go before to take the vpper hande to out go to out-strip to out-passe to surpasse to surmount or to ex-cell in any action Preceduto Precesso preceded gone before out-gon out-stript out-past surpast surmounted Precedénte precedent going before of better woorth ouerpassing outpassing surmounting Precedéntia precedencie eldership senioritie surmounting Precésso as Preceduto Precertione a lesson a precept an instruction a document a warning an admonition Precétto a precept an institution a commandment an iniunction a rule giuen an admonition an aduisement a good lesson or instruction a document a warning a lore Precettóre a tutor a master an instructer a gouernour a teacher Precà praiers oraizons supplications sutes requests intercessions Precidere cido cisi ciso to cut off to shorten to decide to curtall to chop off to take away to preuent to note and marke Also to note and tell precisely what one will speake of Precinto a precinct or compasse Also girt in or compassed about Precipere cipo to command absolutely or giue commandement Preciputo commanded absolutely Precipire pisco pito to teach to instruct to correct to rule to gouerne Precipitantia a tumbling rolling or falling downe from some high place ouermuch rashnes Precipitatione as Precipitantia Precipitare to precipitate or tumble downe headlong into some pit to cast to hurle to bring to fall or throw downe headlong to ouerthrowe to do vnaduisedly and rashly Precipitato a kind of corroding powder or corosiue that chirurgians vse to corrode rotten flesh from out of sores Precipite according to rule gouernment instruction or order Precipitio a precipise a steepe downfall a downe right pitch or fall or dangerous place Precipitoso ruinous steepe downe that hath a downe-fall dangerous perilous Also sudden quicke or ouer-hastie without consideration headstrong foole-hardy ouer-bolde furious rash violent headlong haire-braind Precipuamente specially chiefly principally peculiarly aboue all things Precipuo chiefe principall especiall singular soueraigne excellent aboue all Precisamente precisely determinately purposedly Also shortly cuttedlie briefely Precisione a breuitie in writing or speaking leauing somewhat to be vnderstood Also precisenes Also a cutting off Preciso cut of cut short curtalled cutted taken away Also decided Also precise determined exquisite exact also a part of the entrals Precissione a procession or going before Precognitione fore-knowledge Precondia the skin about the hart Precónio a praise a glory a renoume a commendation or setting foorth Also a solemne crie or cryers office or publishing of any thing to be solde Preconoscentia foreknowledge
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
of birde Posa a pause a quietnes a ceasing or repose an intermission a giuing ouer Posada a dwelling a house or resting place Also a pausing Posamento a place of rest quietnes or repose aresting a reposing Posare to rest to quiet to pause to repose Posata a resting a baiting place a baite a rest Posatamente leisurely quietly reposedly with a pause or rest Posate a restâ— which a horse doth make in aduancing his forepart Looke Fare le posate Posaturo a resting a reposing a pausing a ceasing Posbrachiale the space betweene the wrist of the hand and the first ioynt of the fingers also the backe of the hand Poscena eating or drinking after supper a reare banquet Poscenare to eate or drinke after supper Poscia after then since afterwarde behinde Poscia che since that after that Poscimane to morrow next Poscrai to morrow next Poscritta a postscript an afterwriting Posdomani to morrow next Posero they did put set laie or place Posgénito borne bread sprunge ingendred and brought into the world after Positione a position a putting a placing a scituation the state of Also the fall of a clause in a sentence Also a scituation a seate a soyle Also a termination Also a primitiue worde whence others are deriued Positiuamente positiuely affirmatiuely without contradiction Positiuo positiue that is of it selfe Positore a positor an affirmer Positura a positure setting or standing of a man going about to do any thing Posliminio a returne of one which was supposed to be dead so restored to his house not by going ouer the threshold but by making a hole in the wall Posolino  Pospórre pongo posi posto to omit to neglect to ouerslip to set behinde to esteeme lesse Pospositiuo to be put behind or set after Posposta a kind of after-turne that cunning riders teach their horses Postposto omitted neglected ouerslipt set behinde esteemed lesse Posprandio an afternoone Also a nunchions or anders meate betweene dinner and supper Possa puissance might power strength abilitie wealth auctoritie Also that I or he may Possamorire an oth of swearing as we saie I woulde I might die and if it bee not so Possanza as Possa as Podestà Possedére seggo sedei seduto to possesse to enioy to hold to owne to haue in possession and to his proper vse Also to haue to get or obtaine Posseduto possessed enioyed held had in possession owned Also had gotten or obtained Posseditore a possessor an owner Possente mightie powrefull puissant strong able Possessione a possessing owing enioying possessing or proprietie or rightfull vse of a thing Also a farme a copie-hold a free-holde substance goods landes or wealth Possessioncella a small possession copie-hold free-hold farme or lande Possessiuo possessiue of or pertaining to possession Possesso as Posseduto as Possessione Possessore as Posseditore Possibile possible that may be Possibilità possibilitie likelihood Possuto as Potuto Posta a running poste or currier or messenger a poste Also a station or stande Also a winde-fall or vnexpected good hap Also a stake at any game Also a present a bribe or a gift Also an assignement or appointment Also a garter a philet or girdle Also an impostume or a swelling Also will pleasure selfe conceit opinion selfe-châ—ife perill or danger Also put set placed or laide of Ponere Also a good hand or winning at any plaie or game Also a kinde of thinne silke stuffe Posta Aposta for the nonce expresselie of purpose Posta the place stande or station where the sentinell stands to watch Posta Di posta taken at the volie as a ball is before it fall or bound on the ground Posta In Posta in poste haste in great haste Posta A tua posta at thy perill or choise be it Postare to prefixe to appoint to ordaine to station to poste Postbrachiale as Posbrachiale Postema an impostâ—me a swelling an impostumation a byle Postemare to swel to impostume to grow to an impostumation Postemetta a little swelling or impostume a byle Postergano ratto a crampe hapning to the hinder parts of the body and turning the head awry to the backe and shoulders Postergare to put laie cast or set behind ones backe to neglect to caste by Pósteri successours posteritie ofspring children they that succeed in blood and follow and liue after vs. Posteriore posterior succeeding after comming behinde hindemost lagge base vile inferiour hinmost latter slower Posterità posteritie the world to come ofspring they that shall come after vs. Póstero that commeth or followeth after next Posthieri the day before yesterday Posthumio Posthumo a childe borne after the fathers death Postra as Poscia Postiache as Posciache Postica a line diuiding the sides from the east to the west that part which is toward the west or behinde vs. Posticcio Posticco forged false counterfaite supposed fained shewing what it is not Posticciare to forge to counterfaite to falsifie to faine to dissemble Posticciamente forgedlie falsely fainedlie dissemblinglie Postiglione a postilion a postes guide a forerunner Postilla a glose a short compendious exposition the image that a man sees of himselfe in a looking-glasse or in the water Postillare to glose vpon or expound compendiouslie Posto put laid set placed pight pitched setled fixed Also put case supposed or imagined Also laide aside builded founded situated Looke Ponere Posto che since that seeing that sith that howbeit although albeit Posto scritta a post-script or after-writing of a letter a subscription Postremità as Estremità Postremo the last lag or the hinmost vilest or worst finall last of all at the last Postriboli horse-boyes base groomes base people raskals the skum of the world Postribolo a stewes or bawdie house a brothell Postulare to require to desire to couet to demaund to complaine to expostulate to accuse or sue by lawe Postulatione an expostulation a desire a demaunding a complaining a request a supplication a complaint made against one Postura the setting or disposing of a mans bodie as Positura Potacchio Potaggio any kinde of potage Potaggiere a potage cooke a louer of potage Potamantina an herbe which put into drinke and drunke maketh them that drinke of it runne mad Potamogito an herbe that hath the power to make crocodils tame gentle called water-speeke pond-weede or water-grasse Potare to prune to cleanse or to lop trees or cut and dresse vines to cut off superfluous boughs Potate certaine spanish rootes which we call Potatoes Potatore a pruner or cutter or lopper of vines or other trees Potatore d'alberi a lopper a cutter a pruner Also a setter or a graffer of trees Potéa Potéua he might could or was able Potentato a potentate a puissant man a dominion a great powre puissance or authoritie Poténte mightie puissant able strong ritch wealthie powrefull that can or is able to do much of great power valiant of great strength and vertue Potentia Potenza might habilitie powre strength puissance wealth authoritie force rule vertue Also as