Selected quad for the lemma: woman_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
woman_n	daughter_n	mother_n	son_n	4,720	5	6.4027	4	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A50669	Nomenclatura clericalis, or, The young clerk's vocabulary in English and Latine being a collection of several useful and necessary things digested into several sections, under proper heads, very necessary and useful, not only for young clerks, but also for young scholars, apothecaries, chirurgions, coroners, clerks of the peace, &c. and several other persons : in this vocabulary are several hundreds of English words rendred into Latine, not elsewhere to be found : and after all are several presidents of warrants, and other things useful for young clarks not in print in any other books / by George Meriton ...	Meriton, George, 1634-1711.	1685 (1685)	Wing M1807; ESTC R23284	120,503	430

A blind Man Homo captus oculis A Deaf Man Surdus Homo A Dumb Man Mutus Homo A Lame Man Claudus homo He that goeth on Crutches Grallator A Crasie man Homo Infirmus The Temper of the body Temperies f. The Complection Complexio f. A pretty Countenance Vulticulus m A Sour Countenance Triste Supercilium A Stately Countenance Supercilium A Grave or Severe Countenance Vultuosus Adj. Full of Chitts or Freckles Lentiginosus Adj. A Comely Gesture of Body Eurythmia f. A Well-Favour'd Man Speciosus Homo An Ill-Favour'd Man Deformis Homo A Critick Criticus m. A Giant Gigas m. A Dandy-prat or Dwarf Nanus m. An Elegant or spruce Man Philocalus An Eloquent Man Grandiloquus Homo A Man of Account or Credit Luculentus Homo A Famous Man Homo Praeclarus A Faithful Man Fidelis Homo A Man of great Heart and Courage Homo Magnanimus An Honourable Person Venerabilis Homo A Kind Man Affabilis Homo A Modest Man Homo Modestus A Neighbourly Man Familiaris Homo A Gallant Man Homo Eximius A Wise Man or Witty Fellow Homo peringeniosus A Grave Man Gravis Homo A Good Man Bonus Homo A Patient Man Mitis Homo A Pleasant Fellow Homo Lepidus A Dapper or Delicate Fellow Trossulus m. A Facetious Man Homo Facetus A Dainty delicate Wench Trossula A dainty Mouth'd fellow Cupes Adj. A Wizard Magus m. A Witch Saga f. A Thief Fur c. g. A Whore Meretrix f. A Whore-monger Scortator m. A Cuckold Cornutus Homo A Cuckold-maker Stuprator m. A Glutton Ganeo m. A Pander Leno m. An Old Crafty Knave Veterator m. A Noddy Perfatuus Homo A foolish Jester Morio m. A Mocker Subsannator m. A fool Stultus m. An Idiot Idiota m. A Lunatick Lunaticus m. A Mad-man Homo Mente Captus vel non Compos Mentis ● Blockhead Dunce or Logger-head Capito m. ● Lyar Mendax m. ● Lick Dish Catillo m. ● Phantastical Fellow Homo phantasti ● Sly Person Panurgus m. ● Riotous Person Nepos m. ● Pot Companion Compotor m. ● Powting Angry House-Wife Stomachosa f. ● Quean or Drab Scraptia f. ● Scoffer Scurra m. ● Shrew Mulier proterva ● Tale-Bearer Rumigerulus m ● Enviou● Man Invidus homo ● Inchanter Incantator m. ● Drudge or Slave Flagrio m. ● Dissembler Dissimulator m. ● Daggle-Tail or Jarble-Tail Mulier Collutulata ● Blab or Long-Tongue Futilis Adj. ● Coward Pusillanimus homo ● Crabbed Fellow Morosus homo ● Man of no Credit Infamis homo ● Claw-Back Gnatho m. ● Covetous Wretch Sordidus homo An Excommunicate Person Homo Excommunicat●● A Cuck Quean or Cot-Quean Pellex m. A Factious Fellow Factiosus Homo A Faint-Hearted Man Pusillanimus Homo A Fair-Tongued Fellow Blandus Homo A Deceitful Man Homo Perfidiosus A Fierce or Cruel Fellow Atrox Homo A Gull Credulus Homo A Flatterer Adulator m. A Fornicatour Fornicator m. A Foul-mouth'd Person Homo Obscenus A Flaunting Girle Puella delicate amict● A Foul Ill-favour'd dirty Harlot Spurca An Hagg Lamia f. Out of Heart Homo Exanimis An homely Fellow Homo Vulgaris A Careless Negligent Fellow Homo Supinus An Ignorant Fellow Imperitus Homo An Impudent Fellow Effrons m. A Leacherous Person Scortator m. A Lewd Fellow Homo Sceleratus A Make-Bate Susurro m. A Rakehel Furcifer m. A Sawcy Fellow Homo Procax A Mutton-monger Mulierarius m. A Near Man Homo Deparcus A Needy Fellow Homo Indigens A Sluggard Dormitor m. A Nice Fellow Seplaciarius m. A Night-Walker Noctivagus m. An Obscure fellow Homo Inglorius Hearing Auditus m. Seeing Visus m. Smelling Olfactus m. Tasting Gustus m. Touching Tactus m. Infancy Infantia f. Childhood Pueritia f. The Crying of Children Vagitus m. Youth Adolescentia f. Manhood Aetas Virilis Old Age Senectus f. A Child in the Womb Embryo m. A Child born before its Time Abortivus A Child New-Born Infans recens Natus A Child cut out of its Mothers Womb Caeso m. A Child Born after his Father's Death Posthumus A Fatherless Child Orphanus m. A Sucking Child Puer Lactens ● Child left in the Streets that none knows the Father Infans projectus ● Bastard-Child Bastardus m. ● God-Child Puer Lustricus A weaned Child Infans Ablactatus A Twin Gemellus m. A Woman with Child Mulier Pregnans A Boy Puer m. A Girl Puella f. A Youth Adolescens m. A Young Woman Adolescentula f. A Man Mas m. A Woman Mulier f. A Batchelour or Man unmarried Caelebs Adj. A Woman unmarried Mulier Innupta A Married Man Matitus m. A Married Woman Mulier Nupta An Husband Vir m. Maritus m. A Wife Uxor f. An Old Man Senex m. An Old Woman Anus f. A Father Pater m. A Mother Mater f. A Son Filius m. A Daughter Filia f. The Master or Good-man of the House Paterfamilias m. The Good wife of the House Materfamilias f. SECT VII Of Churches and Chappels with their Appurtenances A Church-Yard Stile CLimax Coemeterii A Church-Yard Gate Janua Coemeterii A Church-Yard Wall Paries Coemeterii A Grave Sepulchrum n. A Grave-Stone or Tomb-Stone Cippus A Temple Templum n. A Church Ecclesia f. A Cathedral Church Ecclesia Cathedralis A Parish-Church Ecclesia parochialis A Deanry Decantanat m. A Chappel Capella f. A Parochial Chappel Parochialis Capella A Chappel within the House Lararium n. A Chantry wherein they use to Sing Service Cantaria f. A Chapter-House Exedra f. A Charnel-House Ossuaria f. A Chancel or Quire of a Church Cella A Vestry Vestiarium n. A Consistory or Council-House Consistorium n. A Web or Sheet of Lead Charta plumbea A Pinacle Pinnacuium m. A Church-Steeple Campanile n. A Square-Steeple Campanile Quadratum A Spire-Steeple Campanile pyramidatum A Sun-Dyal on a Church-Wall Sciathericum horologium A Church-Porch Propylaeum n. A Church-Door Ostium Ecclesiae A Chancel Door Ostiolum Cellae A Chamber wherein the Sexton or Church-keeper doth lye Pastophorium n. A Belfrie Campanile n. A Clock Horologium n. A Clock-House Domuncula horologica A Weather-Cock Triton m. The inner Doors of Churches Porticae f. pl. The Body of a Church Navis Ecclesiae A Gallery or Loft in a Church Hypaethrum Organs Organa Musica An Organ-Loft Contignatio Organica The Partition between the Church and Chancel Opus Cancellatum Intergerinum A Pillar Columna f. A Sepulchre Tumulus m. A Monument of the Dead Cenotaphium A Tomb Tumba f. A dry Sepulchre made of Stones for Princes to be Buried in Xeroliphus m. A Vault to Bury in Conditorium n. A C●ffin Sandapila f. An Hearse Cenotaphium n. An Hearse Cl●th Vestis Feralis A Bier Feretrum n. An Altar Altare n. A Bell Campana f. A Little Bell Tintinnabulum n. A Saints Bell Codon m. A Passing B●ll Mortinola f. A Chime of Bells Classicum Tintinnabulorum A Clapper of a Bell or Bell-Tongue Campanae malleus A Peal of Bells Classicum n. The bawdrick of a Bell-Clapper Ropali Corrigia A Bell-Rope Restis Campanarius A Statue Statua f. A Shrine