A vvorlde of wordes, or Most copious, and exact dictionarie in Italian and English, collected by Iohn Florio

A (Book A)

A,

The first letter of the alphabet, and the first vowell A.

the signe or preposition of the datiue case, to, vnto, at, at the, to the.

the signe or preposition of the accusatiue case, by, through, for.

the signe or preposition of the ablatiue case, namely being ioyned with priua∣tiue verbes, as Togliere, Rubbare, and such like, from, from of, of.

the preposition to gouerne the infinitiue mood of verbs, for, to, for to, by, through.

being ioyned with the article la, and any noune of profession, becomes an aduerbe of quality, or similitude, as Ala Fran∣cese, after the french fashion. Alla soldata, soldier-like.

A,

The first letter of the alphabet, and the first vowell A.

the signe or preposition of the datiue case, to, vnto, at, at the, to the.

the signe or preposition of the accusatiue case, by, through, for.

the signe or preposition of the ablatiue case, namely being ioyned with priua∣tiue verbes, as Togliere, Rubbare, and such like, from, from of, of.

the preposition to gouerne the infinitiue mood of verbs, for, to, for to, by, through.

being ioyned with the article la, and any noune of profession, becomes an aduerbe of quality, or similitude, as Ala Fran∣cese, after the french fashion. Alla soldata, soldier-like.

A,

The first letter of the alphabet, and the first vowell A.

the signe or preposition of the datiue case, to, vnto, at, at the, to the.

the signe or preposition of the accusatiue case, by, through, for.

the signe or preposition of the ablatiue case, namely being ioyned with priua∣tiue verbes, as Togliere, Rubbare, and such like, from, from of, of.

the preposition to gouerne the infinitiue mood of verbs, for, to, for to, by, through.

being ioyned with the article la, and any noune of profession, becomes an aduerbe of quality, or similitude, as Ala Fran∣cese, after the french fashion. Alla soldata, soldier-like.

A,

The first letter of the alphabet, and the first vowell A.

the signe or preposition of the datiue case, to, vnto, at, at the, to the.

the signe or preposition of the accusatiue case, by, through, for.

the signe or preposition of the ablatiue case, namely being ioyned with priua∣tiue verbes, as Togliere, Rubbare, and such like, from, from of, of.

the preposition to gouerne the infinitiue mood of verbs, for, to, for to, by, through.

being ioyned with the article la, and any noune of profession, becomes an aduerbe of quality, or similitude, as Ala Fran∣cese, after the french fashion. Alla soldata, soldier-like.

A,

The first letter of the alphabet, and the first vowell A.

the signe or preposition of the datiue case, to, vnto, at, at the, to the.

the signe or preposition of the accusatiue case, by, through, for.

the signe or preposition of the ablatiue case, namely being ioyned with priua∣tiue verbes, as Togliere, Rubbare, and such like, from, from of, of.

the preposition to gouerne the infinitiue mood of verbs, for, to, for to, by, through.

being ioyned with the article la, and any noune of profession, becomes an aduerbe of quality, or similitude, as Ala Fran∣cese, after the french fashion. Alla soldata, soldier-like.

A,

The first letter of the alphabet, and the first vowell A.

the signe or preposition of the datiue case, to, vnto, at, at the, to the.

the signe or preposition of the accusatiue case, by, through, for.

the signe or preposition of the ablatiue case, namely being ioyned with priua∣tiue verbes, as Togliere, Rubbare, and such like, from, from of, of.

the preposition to gouerne the infinitiue mood of verbs, for, to, for to, by, through.

being ioyned with the article la, and any noune of profession, becomes an aduerbe of quality, or similitude, as Ala Fran∣cese, after the french fashion. Alla soldata, soldier-like.

Ab,

vsed before Antiquo, Esperto, Eter∣no, from, or of.

Abastare,

as Bastare.

Abba,

a Syrian word signifying father or dad.

Abbabare,

to astonish, to amaze, to dis∣may: to loiter about idly.

Abbacare,

to number or cast account: to raue, to seeke out diligently. Also as Ar∣meggiare.

Abbachiere,

an arithmetician or caster of accountes.

Abbachista,

as Abbachiere.

Abbaco,

arithmeticke. Also a deske, a ca∣binet, a casket, or court cupboord, a coun∣ting table, a chesseboord, a paire of play∣ing tables, a dresser. Also a quadrant or square of a piller belowe, which may serue to sit vpon.

Abbacinare,

to dazle, to glimmer, to glimpse or blinde the sight.

Abbacinamento,

a dazeling, a glimme∣ring, a glimps, a blearing, a dimming.

Abbada,

leasurely, at a stay, with expe∣ctation, at a bay, in hope, in delay.

Abbadare,

to delay, to demurre, to pro∣long, to hold off, to attend, to waite, to keepe at a bay.

Abbadessa,

an abbesse, or lady of an abbey.

Abbadia,

an abbey, or a priorie.

Abbagliaggine, Abbagliamento,

as Abbacinamento.

Abbagliare,

as Abbacinare.

Abbaiare,

to barke, to howle, to quest or bay like a dog, to raile, or to boast and ••rak••.

Abbaiatore,

a barker, a howler, a railer, a brawler, a backbiter, a scould or a boaster.

Abbai,

barkings, howlings, questings, rai∣lings, scouldings, braulings, boastes, vauntes.

Abballordire,

as Ballordire.

Abballordimento,

as Ballordia.

Abbandonare,

to abandon, to forsake, to leaue, to cast off, to shake off, to giue ouer, to refuse.

Abbandono,

refusall, at randon, vnre∣garded, in forsaken maner.

Abbarbagliare,

as Abbacinare.

Abbarbicare,

to fasten, to binde, to twine about or clinch togither, to take roote.

Abbare,

as Abbaiare.

Abbassare,

to abase, to depresse, to sup∣presse, to stoupe, to incline, to bende downe, to abate, to descend, to humble, to submit, to prostrate, to alay, to cast downe.

Abbassamento,

an abating or humbling or submission, or casting downe.

Abbastardire, Abbastardisco, Abba∣stardito,

to degenerate, to corrupt, to adulterate, to bastardize.

Abbastardimento,

a bastardizing, a de∣generation, a sophisticating.

Abbate,

an abbot, a prior or religious man.

Abbattere, Abbatto, Abbattei, Ab∣battuto,

to beate, throwe or cast downe, to depresse, to suppresse, to spoile or ouer∣throw, to meete, light, fall, come or hap∣pen on by chance.

Abbattimento,

a meeting by chance, an encounter, an assault, a fight, a combat, an ouerthrowe, a depressing, a spoiling, a hap, a chaunce, a casualtie.

Abbattitore,

an encountrer, an ouer∣thrower, a combatant, a suppressor.

Abbatutamente,

by chance, by fortune, casually.

Abbauare,

to slauer or driuell at the mouth as children do.

Abbellare,

to please ones minde. Also as Abbellire.

Abbellire, Abbellisco, Abbellito,

to beautifie, to make faire, to decke, to a∣dorne, to decore, to embellish.

Abbellimento,

an adorning, a beautify∣ing, an embellishing. Also a painting that women vse.

Abbendare,

as Bendare.

Abbentare,

to rest, to be quiet, to be glad, to enioy, to reioice.

Abbergo,

as Albergo.

Abbeuerare,

to water cattell, or giue drinke vnto.

Abbeueratoio,

a watering or drinking place for cattell.

Abbicare, Abbiccare,

to heape or hud∣dle vp togither, to make hay-cocks.

Abbiendo,

hauing.

Abbigiare,

to make or become gray or ashcolour.

Abbigliare,

to attyre, to apparell, to ar∣ray, clothe, to adorne, to set foorth, or make readie.

Abbigliamenti,

attires, ornamēts, clothes, apparell, furniture, raiments.

Abbisognare,

as Bisognare.

Abbissare,

to engulfe or sinke, to throwe downe, as into bell or a pit.

Abbisso,

hell, a gulfe, a bottomlesse pit, a deepe, an infinite gathering of waters.

Abbitumare,

to bepitch, to cement or clam togither.

Abboccare,

to meete at a parlie to parlie or speake togither, to come face to face, to put to the mouth.

Abboccamento,

a parlie, an enter∣uiew, a speaking face to face, an enter∣parlie.

Abboccatoio,

the mouth of a lymbeck or of a furnace.

Abboccatore,

a broker, a daies man, such as bring men to speake togither.

Abbollire, Abbollisco, Abbollito,

to abolish, to abrogate, to disanull, to can∣cell.

Abbollitione,

an abolishing, a cancelling, an abrogation.

Abbominare,

to abhorre, to haue in ab∣homination, to loath, to detest.

Abbominando,

as Abbomineuole.

Abbominatione,

abhomination, loath∣somnes, detestation.

Abbomineuole,

abhominable, detesta∣ble, loathsome.

Abbominio,

as Abbominatione.

Abbonacciare,

as Bonacciare.

Abbonare,

to ripen, to make good or sea∣sonable, to asswage, to appease, to per∣fect.

Abbonamento,

a ripening, a making good, a perfecting, an appeasing.

Abbonire, Abbonisco, Abbonito,

as Abbonare.

Abbordare,

to approch or boord, or grap∣ple with a ship, to go neere the shore.

Abbordire,

as Abbortare.

Abborracciare,

as Abbo••rare.

Abborrare,

to stuffe, to quilt, to prepare, to make readie. Also to speake very

Abbortare,

to bee deliuered abortiuely, to cast vntimely, to be borne out of time.

Abortiuo,

abortiue, vnseasonable, out of time, monstrous, vntimely.

Abbortire,

as Abbortare.

Abborto,

as Abbortiuo.

Abbottare,

to swell or become venemous as a toade.

Abbottinare,

to mutinie, to praie, to rob, to spoile, to sacke, to subuert, to seduce, to go a freebooting.

Abbottinamento,

a mutinie, a praying, a disordring, a robbing, a subuersion, a bootehaling, a freebooting, a bootie.

Abbottinatore,

a mutinous, factious or seditious fellowe.

Abbozzare,

to rough hewe any first draught, to bungle ill fauouredly.

Abbozzamento, Abbozzatura,

a rough, course, imperfect, bungling peece of worke.

Abbozzatore,

a rough, vnskilfull, bun∣gling workeman.

Abbracciare,

to embrace, to claspe, to coll, to hugge, or receiue louingly.

Abbracciamenti,

embracements, col∣lings, huggings, clippings, blandish∣ments.

Abbracciatoie,

a kinde of tongs or mul∣lets, or pincers that goldsmiths vse.

Abbragiare,

to set on fire, to blaze, to kindle, to glowe.

Abbreuiamento,

as Abbreuiatione.

Abbreuiare,

to shorten, to abridge, to cut off, to abreuiate.

Abbreuiatione,

an abreuiation, an a∣bridgment, a shortning.

Abbreuiatura,

as Abbreuiatione.

Abbrigliare,

to bridle, to snaffle.

Abbrigliamento,

a brideling, a snaf∣fling.

Abbruggiare,

as Abrusciare.

Abbrunire, nisco, nito,

to make or be∣come browne, darke, duskie or blacke. Also to burnish.

Abbrusciare,

as Abrusciare.

Abbrustire, Abbrustisco, Abbrustito,

as Abbrustolare.

Abbrustolare,

to burne, to singe, to toste, to roste, to seare, to blast, to parch, to scorche.

Abbrutare,

to make or become brutish or beastly.

Abbruttare,

to defile, to foule, to pollute, to sully.

Abbuiare,

to darken, to obscure, to ouer∣cloud, or grow duskie.

Abbuire,

as Abbuiare.

Abburattare,

as Burattare.

Abburattamento,

a boulting.

Abacare,

as Abbacare.

Abachiere, Abachista,

as Abba¦chiere.

Abaco,

as Abbaco.

Abacinare,

as Abbacinare.

Abada,

as Abbada.

Abadare,

as Abbadare.

Abadessa,

as Abbadessa.

Abadia,

as Abbadia.

Abaiare,

as Abbaiare.

Abandonare,

as Abbandonare.

Abandono,

as Abbandono.

Abantiquo,

of yore, of old, from the be∣ginning.

Abaruffare,

to ruffle togither.

Abastanza,

ynough, sufficiently.

Abate,

as Abbate.

Abattuta,

orderly, in proportion, as kee∣ping of time in musicke.

Abauare,

as Abbauare.

Abece,

the criscrosse rowe.

Abecedario,

a teacher of ABC. Also a horne booke.

Abdomen,

the outward part of the belly betweene the nauel and priuie members, and couereth all the entrals.

Abduto,

led, remooued or carried away. Also lawlesse, one exempt from lawes.

Abella posta,

for the nonce, purposely, wittingly, voluntarily, expressely.

Abel studio,

as Abella posta.

Abenche,

howbeit, although.

Abentare,

as Abbentare.

Aberrare,

to stray, to wander or gad vp and downe.

Abertolotto,

scotfree, at other mens char∣ges.

Abesperto,

by experience, by proofe, ex∣pertly.

Abestone,

a kinde of blackish stone.

Abete, Abeto,

the wood or tree called Firre.

Abeterno,

of yore, from the beginning of the world.

Abgiurare,

to abiure, to forsweare, to de∣nounce or deny with an oth.

Abhorrire,

to abhorre, to loath, to detest.

Abhorreuole,

abhominable, lothsome, de∣testable.

Abiccare,

as Abbiccare.

Abiettare,

to abiect, to despise, to scorne, to contemne, to outcast.

Abiettamente,

abiectly, basely, vilely, contemptibly.

Abiettione,

abiection, basenesse, vilenesse, scorne, contempt.

Abietto,

abiect, base, vile, outcast, scorne∣full, contemptible.

Abiga,

the herbe Iuie.

Abigare,

to binde, claspe, or clinch about as Iuie doth.

Abile,

able, sufficient.

Abissare,

as Abbissare.

Abisso,

as Abbisso.

Abisto,

a stone which once being heated keepes his heate eight daies.

Abitare,

as Habitare.

Abitatiuo,

as Habitatiuo.

Abitatione,

as Habitatione.

Abito,

as Habito.

Abitudine,

as Habitudine.

Abituro,

as Habitatione.

Ablatiuo,

the ablatiue case, signifying ta∣king away.

Ablato,

carried away violently or by force.

Abnegare,

to abiure, to renounce, to de∣nie.

Abolatiuo verme.

Looke Verme.

Abocca,

by word of mouth.

Abollire,

as Abbollire.

Abollitione,

as Abbollitione.

Abomba,

a mans home or resting place: home againe, home againe.

Abombare,

to powre in, to fill vp, to steepe or lay in soke.

Abominando,

as Abbomineuole.

Abominare,

as Abbominare.

Abominatione,

as Abbominatione.

Abomineuole,

as Abbomineuole.

Abominio,

as Abbominatione.

Abonamento,

as Abbonamento.

Abonare,

as Abbonare.

Abondare,

to abound, to haue store or plenty.

Abondante,

abundant, plentious, plen∣tifull.

Abondanza,

abundance, plenty, store.

Abondeuole, Abondoso,

as Abon∣dante.

Abordare,

as Abbordare.

Abortare.

Looke Disperdere, or Abbor∣tare.

Abosimare,

as Bosimare.

Abottinare,

as Abbottinare.

Abottinamento,

as Abbottinamento.

Abottino,

to wracke, to hauocke m••ti∣nously, a bootehaling, a freebooting.

Abozzare,

as Abbozzare.

Abrame,

a fish called a breame.

Abrano,

by peecemeales, by mammockes, slicingly.

Abrano abrano,

as Abrano.

Abriolo,

a singing Canarie bird.

Abristicare,

as Abbrustolare.

Abrocare,

to s••ort, or to be h••arce.

Abrogare,

to abrogate, to abolish, to fore∣do, to disanull, to cancell.

Abronuntio,

hath been taken for a bo••e or whirret on the eare, or any ••es to rid one out of the way.

Abrotano,

the herbe Southernwood.

Abruggiare,

as Abrusciare.

Abruscare,

to make sower or sharpe. to burne, to seare, to singe, to scorch.

Abrusciare,

to burne, to consume with fire, to smart, to itch.

Abrusciamento,

a burning, a smarting.

Abrustire,

as Abbrustolare.

Abruttamente,

abruptly, out of order, without preface or due course.

Abrutto,

abrupt, disordred, out of course, absurd.

Abrutare,

as Abbrutare.

Abruttare,

as Abbruttare.

Absentia, Absenza,

absence.

Absinthio,

the herbe Wormwood. Also a kinde of blackish stone.

Absite,

a kinde of precious stone.

Absoluere,

as Assoluere.

Absolto,

as Assolto.

Absoluto,

as Assoluto.

Absolutione,

as Assolutione.

Absorbere, Absorto,

to swallowe or glut vp.

Abstenere,

as Astenere.

Abstinente,

as Astenente.

Abstinentia,

as Astenenza.

Abstergere,

to clense or wipe away.

Abstruso,

secret, inward, darke or hard to be vnderstood.

Absurdamente,

absurdly, vnorderly, a∣ga••nst reason.

Absurdo,

absurd, orderlesse, abrupt.

Abuon conto,

in part of paiment, to∣wards the reckoning.

Abuon hora,

betimes, earely, timely.

Abuon hotta,

idem.

Aburattare,

to boult or sift meale.

Abusare,

to abuse, to misorder, to misuse.

Abusione,

as Abuso.

Abusiuo,

abusiue, misordred, improper.

Abuso,

abuse, misorder, disorder, a mis∣using of a thing.

Abuzzago,

a kinde of buzzard, puttocke or kite.

Acaccia,

a hunting, a hawking or a fow∣ling.

Acacia,

a thorny plant bearing great tim∣ber. Also a little shrub full of thornes, with leaues much like Rue.

Academia,

an vniuersitie where studies are professed.

Academiante,

of or pertaining to an vni∣uersitie.

Academico,

a student in any vniuersitie, academicall.

Acalzoppo,

skipping or hopping away vp∣on one foote.

Acambio,

mutually, by exchange.

Acanino,

an eawer, a casting bottle, a glasse to keepe sweete waters in.

Acantauola,

an instrument which Chi∣rurgions vse to pull out bone•• with.

Acante,

a dumbe grashopper which can∣not chirpe. Also the herbe Grounswell. Also a birde called a siskin or linnet.

Acantica,

a kinde of gum or drug.

Acanthio,

the brazell tree.

Acantida,

as Acante.

Acanto,

neare, by, ioyning vnto. Also the herbe Bearefoote, Brank vrsin or Beares breech.

Acapo,

at the head or end, againe.

Acapo chino,

reuerently, with the head bending, stowping, or louting.

Acarno,

a sea fish hauing a great head and scales like golde.

Acaro,

wilde Mirtle or gow. Also a little worme or mite. Als odeere, or gladly.

Acasa,

at home, home.

Acaso,

by chance, by fortune, by hap.

Acaualcioni,

stradling as men vse to ride.

Acauallo acauallo,

in post haste, a snatch and away. Also a march sounded vpon the trumpet.

Acausache,

bicause that, forsomuch as.

Acca,

the letter h.

Accadere, Accaduto,

to happen, to be∣fall, to chance, to neede.

Accaffare,

as Acceffare. Also as Vnci∣nare.

Accagionare,

as Occasionare. Also to blame or accuse.

Accaldare,

to chafe, heate or warme.

Accampanare,

to settle or hang vp in any frame: to bring into due forme or fashion.

Accampare,

to encampe, beleager or lay siege vnto.

Accanalare,

to chamfure, to make gutter or chanell wise, to enchanell.

Accanalatura,

a chaneling or chamfu∣ring, a furrowing.

Accanellare,

as Accanalare. Also to dresse with cinnamond.

Accannare,

to pearce, pricke, or streake with canes, reedes or goades. Also to fill vp to the throte.

Accaneggiare,

to bite, beset or baite with dogs.

Accanneggiare,

as Accannare.

Accantonare,

as Cantonare.

Accantoniere,

as Cantoniere.

Accapacciato,

busied in minde and body, as one ready to lose his wits, entangled in busines.

Accapere,

to cull, to choose.

Accapestrare,

to tie or entangle with ropes or halters, to entramell.

Accapezzare,

to put in a maunde, a hutch or a bin.

Accappiare,

to entangle, to ensnare, to catch in a springe, to claspe, to entramel, to make in sliding knots.

Accappiatura,

an entangling or ensna∣ring, a clasping togither, an entrame∣ling or making into sliding knots.

Accapigliare,

to binde, to tie, to knit. Also to ioyne or wage battell. Also to binde vp a womans haire.

Accaponare,

to geld, splaie or lib.

Accappacciato,

as Accapacciato.

Accappucciare,

to grow hard and round as a cabage or hard lettice doth.

Accapricciarsi,

to looke staringly, to be affrighted til ones haire stand for feare, to take a humour.

Accarezzare,

to cherish, to cocker, make much of, or entertaine louingly.

Accarrezzeuole,

as Carezzeuole.

Accarierare,

to bring or teach a horse to cariere.

Accarnare,

to flesh, to enter a dog, to in∣carnate, to become flesh.

Accarno,

as Acarno.

Accarpionare,

to dresse any maner of fish with vineger to be eaten colde, which at Southampton they call marling of fish.

Accasare,

to marrie, to ally, to ioyne house to house.

Accascare,

as Accadere.

Accasciare,

to bruise, to squat, to squease, to make flat. Also to crud as milke doth. Also to diminish or weare.

Accastiare,

to fall heauily, to bruise in falling.

Accattamenti,

borrowings, shiftings, findings, gettings. Also entertainments.

Accattarrato,

as Accattaroso.

Accattabrighe,

as Cattabrighe.

Accattaroso,

reumatick, ful of catarrhes.

Accattare,

to get, to borrow, to shift for, to acquire. Also to beg vp and downe.

Accattatore,

a getter, a borrower, a shif∣ter, a purchaser, a begger.

Accattatozzi,

a begger of scraps, mam∣mocks or broken peeces of meate.

Accattalingua,

a borrower or getter of the word or language.

Accattastare,

to pile or heape vp orderly as they do billets.

Accatti,

purchases, gettings, gaines, pro∣fits, vailes. Also borrowings.

Accauigliare,

to stringe silke or giue it a glasse.

Accauigliatore,

a stringer of silke.

Accecare,

as Acciecare.

Accedere, Accedo, Accedei, Acce∣duto,

to come, to arriue, to approach, to haue accesse vnto, to assent or agree vnto.

Acceffare,

to take by the snowte, to roote, to busse or beake as a hog doth.

Accegia,

a moore hen. Some take it for a woodcocke.

Accelerare,

to hasten, to dispatch or make speede.

Accendere, Accendo, Accesi, Acce∣so,

to kindle, to enflame, to light, to pro∣uoke. Also vsed in Florence for to curse, to banne, to chafe and sweare.

Accendimento,

an enflaming, an en∣kindling, a burning, a blazing, a prouo∣king.

Accennamento,

as Cenno.

Accennare,

to becken, to nod, to make a signe or glance at any thing a far off, to giue an inkling.

Accensione,

an enkindling or enflaming, a chafing.

Accenso, Acceso,

enflamed, kindled, set on fire, prouoked, chased.

Accentare,

to accent or giue a due sound to any word or letter, to tune.

Accento,

an accent or due sound ouer any word or letter.

Accentuare,

as Accentare.

Accerchiare,

to hoop, to compasse or en∣circle about.

Accerrimo,

cruell, sell, moodie.

Accertare,

to certifie, to assure, to war∣rant, to ascertaine.

Accertamento,

an assurance, a warrant, a certificate, a certaintie.

Acceruire, Acceruisco, Acceruito,

to heape or huddle vp togither.

Acceruo,

a heape, a huddle, a bundle, a hay cocke: a masse.

Acceso,

as Accenso.

Accessione,

an encreasing, augmentation or eeking. as Accesso.

Accesso,

accesse, approach or entrance vnto. Also a fit of an ague, or a qualme ouer the stomacke. Also an encreasing or a flowing: a sconce.

Accessore,

an accessorie, a consenter or approcher vnto.

Accessorio,

accessarie, consenting vnto, approching vnto.

Accetta,

an hatchet or an adze.

Accettabile,

as Accetto.

Accettabolo,

a kinde of plant: a certaine measure: a iuglers boxe. Also the hol∣lownes or pan wherein the huckle bone turneth. Also a kinde of instrument of musicke or pipe.

Accettare,

to accept, to take, to receiue.

Accettar l'inuito,

to accept an offer or bidding when one is inuited.

Accettatione,

an acceptation, a taking or receiuing.

Accetteuole,

as Accetto.

Accetto,

acceptable, gratefull: in good woorth. Also accepted.

Accheggia,

as Accegia.

Acchenea,

an ambling nag or gelding, a hackney.

Acchetare,

to appease, to quiet, to as∣swage, to mitigate, to hush, to still.

Acchetatione,

an appeasing, a mitigati∣on, a stilling, a quieting.

Accheteuole,

quiet, peacable, pliable, gentle, easie to be intreated.

Acchiappare,

to take, to catch, to lay hold on by the buttocks, to take napping.

Acchinea,

as Acchenea.

Accia,

any yarne that is to be wouen: spinning, cruell or statute yarne. A hat∣chet or a chopping knife, an axe or chip∣axe.

Acciaio, Acciaro,

the mettall steele.

Acciapinare,

to miche, to shrug or sneake in some corner, and with powting and lips shew some anger, as an ape being beaten will, grinning with his teeth.

Accialino,

a steele to strike fire with: the swiuell of a chaine.

Acciare,

to mince, to shred or chop small with a chopping knife.

Accidente,

an accident, a chance, a hap. Also a fit of an ague.

Accidentale,

accidentall, casuall, subiect to fortune.

Accidia,

sloth, lazines, idlenes, slothful∣nesse.

Accidioso,

idle, slothfull, lazie, slowe.

Acciecare,

to blinde, to enueagle, to hood∣winke.

Acciecatura,

a blindnes, an enueagling.

Accieffare,

as Acciuffare.

Accigliare,

to seele a pigeons eies. Also to looke staringly.

Accimatura,

as Cimatura.

Accimare,

to sheare clothes, to top or lop trees, to clip or to pare. Also to trim, to dresse, to pranke vp: to girde, to prepare or make ready to do some thing.

Accingere,

to girde about, to prepare ones selfe to do some thing.

Accino,

a crane to drawe vp any thing with. The wheele of a well wherein the chaine goes. The kernels, graines or seeds that be in any fruit, a grape stone.

Accinoso,

full of kernels, graines or seedes.

Accioccare,

as Accoccare. Also to tust, to betassell or reduce into locks.

Acciò,

to the end, that, bicause, forsomuch, to that purpose.

Accioche,

that, to the end that, bicause that, least that or enaunter.

Acciocche viole,

a kinde of violets.

Accipensero,

a fish hauing the scales tur∣ned toward the head, and swimmeth against the streame. Some take it for the sturgion or elops, or stuer.

Accismare,

to molest, to vexe, to trouble, to grieue, to afflict: to be headstrong and obstinate: to diuide.

Acciucche,

trifles, nifles, toies, vanities.

Acciuga,

a kinde of minced meate or gal∣limaufrie. Also a kinde of fruite.

Acciuffare,

to gripe, to seazeon, to pinch, to catch or clinch by the snoute.

Acciuire, Acciuisco, Acciuito,

to put to exchange, to barter or trucke for pro∣fit, to get, to procure, to atchieue, or to shift for: to bring to passe.

Acclamare,

to exclame, to crie out, to call vnto.

Acclamatione,

an acclamation, a calling vnto, a hue and crie.

Acclinare,

to incline, to bende or stoupe vnto.

Acclino,

inclined, bent, stouping, addi∣cted.

Acclinatione,

an inclining, bending or stouping vnto.

Accobalista,

Looke Balista.

Accoccare,

to fasten a iest vpon one: to make one swallow a gudgeon: to sticke or cleaue vnto, to nocke.

Accoccatura,

a iest, a gudgeon, a faste∣ning of a iest vpon one: a sticking vnto.

Accoccolare,

to coure or squat downe close to the ground.

Accodare,

to set or fasten a taile vpon one.

Accodunare,

to gather or assemble togi∣ther, to heape vp.

Accogliere, Accolgo, Accolsi, Accol∣to,

to receiue or entertaine with loue and affection: to gather, to reape or assemble togither.

Accoglienza,

friendly entertainment▪ a collecting togither.

Accolare,

as Accollare.

Accola,

a sea swallow, or a sea reare∣mouse.

Accollanare,

to adorne with chaines of golde.

Accollare,

to coll, to hug, to imbrace about the necke.

Accollatura,

a colling, a hugging or im∣bracing.

Accoltellarsi,

to buckle togither and fight with cutting weapons.

Accolto,

receiued or entertained louing∣ly: reaped, gathered, collected, assem∣bled.

Accomandare,

to recommende or be∣queath vnto.

Accombiatare,

as Accomiatare.

Accomiatare,

to dismisse, to discharge, to giue licence to depart, to take lea••e.

Accomitare,

to accompanie, to associate.

Accomodamento,

an ordring, setling or agreeing of a matter: a bestowing, a placing, a lending.

Accomodare,

to lend, to accommodate, to ease, to borrow, to bestowe, to place, to stowe.

Accomodo,

at ease, commodiously, by lone, in good plight.

Accompagnate,

to accompanie, to asso∣ciate.

Accompagnamento,

a companying to∣gither.

Accompagnatura,

a coupling of com∣panies.

Accompire,

to accomplish, to atchieue, to finish, to end.

Accomunare,

to publish or make com∣mon.

Acconciare,

to mende, to dresse, to re∣dresse, to set in order, to piece, to order, to settle, to make handsome: to ease, to reforme, to repaire, to dight.

Acconciamento,

a mending, a dressing, a setling, an ordring, a reforming, an attiring.

Acconciastagni,

a tinker, a mender of pewter.

Acconciatore,

a reformer, a dresser, a mender, a setler, an ordrer.

Acconciatura,

as Acconciamento.

Acconciatamente,

handsomely, orderly, properly, in good sort.

Acconcio,

well ordred, handsome, setled in good sort, mended, drest, at ease. Also an ease or conueniencie.

Acconcimi,

mendings, reparations, or∣drings, dressings.

Accone,

a fish called in Latine Agonus.

Acconsentire,

to consent, to yeelde, to grant or condescend vnto.

Acconsentiente,

consenting, accessarie, yeelding vnto.

Acconsentimento,

a consent, a grant, a yeelding or condescending.

Accontare,

to count, to reckon, to num∣ber.

Accontentare,

to content, to appease, to satisfie.

Acconto,

a reckoning, an account. Also in part of paiment, towards.

Acconuenire,

as Conuenire.

Accoppare,

to knocke on the head and fel as a butcher doth an oxe.

Accoppiare,

to couple, to yoke or ioyne togither.

Accoppiatura,

a coupling a yoking or ioyning togither.

Accorare,

to grieue, to pang or pinch at the hart. as Incorare.

Accorato,

grieued or toucht at the hart: hartie, true, louing, passionate.

Accorataggine,

griefe or panting at the hart: hartie affection.

Accorciare,

to shorten, to clip, to cut off, to curtall, to pare, to abridge.

Accorciatura,

an abridgement, a shorte∣ning, a curtalling, a paring, a clipping.

Accordare,

to agree, to accord, to attone, to consent, to grant vnto or with: to tune an instrument.

Accordare col fornaio,

to bee well to liue: to haue no neede of bread: to keepe the wolfe from doore. Also to die.

Accordo, Accordamento,

an accord, an agreement, a consent, an attonement, a tuning.

Accordeuole,

agreeable, to be accorded, tunable.

Accórgere, Accorgo, Accorsi, Accor∣to,

to perceiue, to foresee, to be aware.

Accorgimento,

warines, foresight, craft, wilines, wit.

Accorrere,

to run, flie or flocke vnto.

Accorri,

helps, succors, assistance.

Accorri huomo

hue and crie for helpe.

Accortare,

as Accorciare.

Accortamente,

warily, wisely, craftily, cunningly, with foresight, wittily.

Accortezza,

as Accorgimento.

Accorto,

aware, perceiued, foreseene, wa∣rie, wise, wily, wittie, craftie, foresee∣ing.

Accorrucciare,

to be angrie, to anger, to vexe, to fret, to moue, to be wroth.

Accorruccieuole,

angrie, fretful, wrath∣full, subiect to anger.

Accorruccioso,

as Accorruccieuole.

Accosciare,

to sit or cowre as women and tailors do: to ioyne thighes.

Accostare,

to approch, to come neare, to ioyne side to side.

Accostamento,

an approching or ioyning side to side.

Accostante,

familiar, milde, gentle, easie to be acquainted with: a kinde of briske and well rellishing wine.

Accostiare,

as Accosciare.

Accostiatamente,

cowring or sitting lowe.

Accosto,

neare, by, ioyning vnto.

Accostumare,

to accustome, to vse, to be woont: to nourture or bring vp to good education and manners.

Accostumato,

accustomed, woont, vsed, well brought vp, ciuil, mannerly.

Accostumeuole,

vsuall, woont.

Accostumatamente,

mannerly, ciuilly, customably, according to good nourture.

Accottonare,

to cotton or set a nap vpon.

Accouare,

to hatch, to lie close as a hen ouer hir chickens, to squat, to cou••e.

Accouerare,

to haue recourse, or attaine vnto: to get shelter, countenante or protection: to recouer.

Accozzare,

to but: to shock: to encoun∣ter or entershocke as rams do: to ioyne, to fit, to vnite, to put togither, to shuffle or shake togither.

Accozzamento,

an entershocking, a shocke, a butting, a violent meeting: a putting, fitting or ioyning togither: a shuffling of cardes: a shaking of the dice.

Accozzatura,

as Accozzamento.

Accquieta••e,

as Acquetare.

Accrescere,

to increase, to accrease, to adde vnto, to augment, to growe, to multiplie, to spring, to accrew, to eeke.

Accrescimento,

encrease, accrease, pro∣fit, aduancement, accrew, eeking.

Accrestare,

to set a crest or a coxcombe vpon one.

Accrestimento,

as Accrescimento.

Accrosture,

to harden or bring to a crust.

Accubiare,

to drawe in a slipor a leash as a dog, to couple vp dogs.

Accuire,

as Aguzzare.

Accumare,

as Accumulare.

Accumulare,

to heape vp, to lay vp in store, to heord vp.

Accumulatore,

a heaper, a gatherer, a sauer, a hoorder.

Accupare,

to occupie, to vse or to pos∣sesse.

Accupatore,

an occupier, an vser, a pos∣sessor.

Accuratamente,

diligently, curiously, exactly, studiously, warily.

Accuratezza,

curiousnes, exactnes, dili∣gence, warines, precisenes.

Accurato,

diligent, curious, exact, studi∣ous, slie, warie, precise.

Accurbare,

to bend or make crooked.

Accusa,

an accusation.

Accusare,

to accuse.

Accusatione,

an accusation.

Accusatiuo,

the accusatiue case.

Accusatore,

an accuser.

Acento, Acentinaia,

by hundreds, by an hundred at once.

Acerbare,

to make sowre or sharpe: to exasperate, to waxe cruell or eager.

Acerbamente,

sowrely, sharply, cruelly, seuerely, eagerly, bitterly, hardly.

Acerbezza,

sowrenes, sharpnes, eagernes, tartnes, crueltie, hardnes.

Acerbitá,

as Acerbezza.

Acerbo,

sowre, sharpe, tart, cruell, bitter, seuere, eager, vnripe.

Acerco,

about, wheeling, circling.

Acerrimo,

most eager, sharpe, tart, fell, cruell, fierce, sore, vehement.

Acero,

the maple tree, or wood.

Acetare,

to make or waxe sowre like vi∣neger.

Acetosa,

the herbe Sorrell or Sowrell.

Acetosella,

as Acetosa.

Aceto,

vineger or alliger.

Acetoso,

sowre, sharpe, or tart like vi∣neger.

Achante,

as Acante.

Ache?

to what end? wherefore? for what purpose? to what?

Ache egl•• è dentro?

fast or loose: in or out? as iuglers vse to say.

Ache egli è fuora?

out or in?

Ache effetto?

to what end or purpose?

Achefare?

what to do?

Ache fine?

to what end or purpose?

Ache guisa?

in what sort? how?

Ache modo?

how? in what maner?

Ache proposito?

to what purpose?

Achemene,

an herbe, which as some write being cast into an armie, will make the soldiers to be in feare and run away.

Achetare,

as Acchetare.

Achi?

to whom? for whom?

Achia,

a fish called a mullet.

Achilea,

the herbe Milfoile, Nosebleede or Yarrow.

Achirade, Achirada,

a kinde of herbe.

Achiusi occhij,

hood winkt, blindfold.

Aciaio, Aciaro,

steele.

Acialino,

as Accialino.

Acialare,

to steele or temper with steele.

Acicula,

a horne fish or hornebacke.

Acido,

sowre, sharpe or tart in relish.

Acie,

the front of an armie, a battell ar∣ray: a squadron or maine battell: the edge or point of any toole or weapon.

Acidari,

a kinde of hat, broad about the brim, and sharpe and winding vpward.

Aciloffo, Andar aciloffo,

to go sleepe or snort, to go fizle or fiste.

Aciliaca,

an ague proceeding of corrup∣tion of humors.

Acino,

as Accino.

Acipensero,

as Accipensero.

Aco, Ago,

a needle.

Aco a pomo,

a pin with a head.

Aco da pomolo,

a pin.

Acolito,

a resolute man, one that will not be brought from an opinion.

Acomparare,

to compare, to confront to∣gither.

Acomparatione,

in comparison, in re∣spect.

Acompitare,

to spell or reade distinctly.

Acompito,

distinctly, syllable by syllable

Aconcorenza,

striuing one with another.

Aconito,

a venemous herbe called Wolfes bane.

Aconscienza ritta,

with a ready consci∣ence, with a stiffe standing pricke.

Acontia,

a firie impression in the aire like a dart. Also a kinde of swift gliding serpent of colour greene.

Acopi,

medicines, plaisters or ointments to cure wearines, or vnlustines of the bodie.

Acorataggine,

as Accorataggine.

Acoro,

the sweete Cane: or as some thinke the great Galingale or false Calamus.

Acorataggini,

sobs or pantings drawne from the hart: blubbrings.

Acorpo di cauallo,

within the length of an horse.

Acorrhuomo.

Looke Acorrihuomo.

Acqua,

any kinde of water.

Acqua dilatte,

clarified whay of milke.

Acqua d' orgio,

barly water or tysane.

Acqua nanfa,

sweete washing water.

Acqua rosa,

rose water.

Acqua viua,

running spring water.

Acqua morta,

standing puddle water.

Acqua vite,

Aquauite, aqua composita.

Acqua piouana,

raine water.

Acquaio,

a cesterne for water.

Acquaiuole herbe,

all manner of herbes growing by or in the waters.

Acquaiuole,

a kinde of winde-galles full of water in a horse.

Acquare,

to water, to sprinkle, to ouer∣flowe.

Acquarella,

a little brooke or water. wa∣trish matter running from sores. Also washt or water colours.

Acquarello,

an eawer to giue water with. Also a kinde of small single wine.

Acquario,

one of the twelue signes named Aquarius.

Acquastante,

standing water.

Acquaruolo,

a water man. Also a wa∣terbearer.

Acquastrino,

that groweth or liueth in the water.

Acquattare,

to hide or squat as a hare doth.

Acquatelle,

a kinde of fresh water fish.

Acquatico,

as Acquazzoso. Vccello acquatico, a water fowle.

Acquazzoso,

waterish, plashie, full of water, moist, fennie, moorish.

Acquedotto,

a water conduit.

Acquèo,

a waterie colour.

Acquetta,

a little brooke or water.

Acquetare,

as Acchetare.

Acquietare,

as Acchetare.

Acquifoglio,

as Agrifoglio.

Acquisitione,

acquisition, obtaining, pro∣curing, purchasing.

Acquistare,

to purchase, to get, to obtaine, to acquire, to conquer.

Acquisto,

a purchase, a getting, an obtai∣ning, a conquest.

Acquone,

a fish called in Latine Agonus.

Acquosità,

waterishnes.

Acquoso,

as Acquazzoso.

Acre,

as Agro.

Acredenza,

vpon trust or credit, for day, for time, at trust.

Acreditare,

to trust or credit, or giue daies of paiment.

Acredito,

as Acredenza.

Acrepacuore,

at harts ease, as a mans hart would wish, wallowing at ease. As we say, hold belly hold. Some take it in the contrarie sense, against ones will or hart.

Acrestare,

as Accrestare.

Acrimonia,

as Agrimonia.

Acrimonio,

as Agrimonio.

Acrisia,

want of iudgement and wit.

Acrita,

sharpnes or sowrenes.

Acro,

as Agro.

Acrocordone,

a kinde of warts so small at the rootes, that they seeme to hang by a sinew.

Acrume,

as Agrume.

Acuino,

a hornfish or hornbacke.

Acuire,

as Aguzzare.

Aculeo,

a pinne, a pricke, a thorne or a sting.

Acume,

the sharpnes of the sight or wit of man. Also wit.

Acutezza,

sharpnes, policie, subtiltie, vi∣nacitie of wit or sight.

Acuto,

sharpe pointed, keene, subtill, wit∣tie, politike, wilie, warie, ingenious. Al∣so a pin or peg of wood.

Ad,

ioyned to a noune is a signe of the da∣tiue case, to, vnto, at, at the. As A.

ioyned with a verbe is a preposition, for, to, for to, at, by, through. As A.

with verbes of priuation is a signe of the ablatiue, from. As A.

Ad,

ioyned to a noune is a signe of the da∣tiue case, to, vnto, at, at the. As A.

ioyned with a verbe is a preposition, for, to, for to, at, by, through. As A.

with verbes of priuation is a signe of the ablatiue, from. As A.

Ad,

ioyned to a noune is a signe of the da∣tiue case, to, vnto, at, at the. As A.

ioyned with a verbe is a preposition, for, to, for to, at, by, through. As A.

with verbes of priuation is a signe of the ablatiue, from. As A.

Adacquare,

to water, as men do wine, gardens or herbes, or cattell.

Adagiare,

to accommodate, to settle, to place, to sit or ly at ease: to fit or plea∣sure.

Adagio,

at leasure, at ease, faire and soft∣ly, by little and little. Also a prouerbe, an adage or wittie saying.

Adamante,

a diamond, an adament.

Adamantino,

adamantine, hard as dia∣mond, hard, cruell, sterne.

Adami,

a kinde of ducke, mallard or wi∣gin.

Adanda,

a kinde of diuiding in arithm••∣ticke that marchants vse.

Adano,

as Adeno.

Adare,

to be aware or circumspe•••••••• per∣ceiue, to foresee.

Adarmacollo,

armed about the ••••cke, imbracing or colling wise, hugging.

Adastare,

to striue, to contend, to vexe, to molest, to prouoke or set on.

Adastiare,

as Adastare.

Adasto,

griefe, vexation, strife.

Adatamente,

warily, circumspectly, sub∣tily, formally, fitly.

Adattare,

as Addattare.

Adda,

a kinde of roote.

Addare,

as Adare.

Addato,

wise, warie, subtill, circumspect.

Addattare,

to fit, to accommodate or ap∣propriate any thing.

Addebolire,

as Indebolire.

Addegnare,

to make woorthie, to daygne or vouchsafe.

Addempire,

to fulfill, atchieue or accom∣plish.

Addentare,

to seaze, to catch hold, to bite, to nip, to pinch as a dog doth a deere: to indent any worke: to engraile as some things in armorie are.

Addestrare,

to teach, to instruct, to tame, to reclaime, to fit, to enable, to make nim∣ble. Also to adapt, to accommodate or sute vnto, to soothe one vp, to followe ones humour or bias.

Addimandare,

to demande, to aske, to question, to name, to nominate, to call by name.

Addire,

that is to say, id est, to wit, to speake.

Addiscere,

to learne.

Additare,

to point at with the fingers.

Additione,

an addition, an adiunct.

Addito,

in sight, in view, at gaze, to be pointed at.

Addobbare,

to adorne, to set foorth, to attire, to enrobe, to dresse, to acoutre, to array, to dight.

Addobbamento,

an enrobing, an ador∣ning or costly rayment.

Addocchiare,

to eie, to looke, to marke, to gaze vpon or take view of.

Addogliare,

to grieue, to smart, to ake, to vexe, to oppresse or afflict.

Addolcire,

to sweeten, to appease or as∣swage.

Addolorare,

as Addogliare.

Addomandare,

as Addimandare.

Addomesticare.

Looke Domesticare.

Addoppiare,

as Doppiare.

Addormentare,

to lull asleepe, to fall a∣sleepe, to slumber, to make to sleepe.

Addormire,

as Addormentare.

Addossare,

to lay or heape vpon ones back, to loade or heape vpon.

Addosso,

as Adosso.

Addottrinare,

as Adottrinare.

Addotto,

alleaged, produced, brought.

Addozzenare,

to make vp or set in do∣zens.

Addrizzare,

as Indrizzare.

Adduare,

to double two by two.

Adducere, Addotto,

to alleage, to pro∣duce, to bring, to leade, to bring to passe.

Adduggiare,

to bewitch, to charme, to en∣chant, to forspeake: to darken.

Adduggiato,

bewitched, charmed, forspo∣ken, ill, vnluckie, fatall, hard, darke.

Adduggiatore,

a witch, an enchanter, a sorcerer, a charmer.

Addurre,

as Adducere.

Adeguare,

to equall, to eeuen, to match, to compare, to consort.

Adello,

as Adena.

Adempimento,

a fulfilling, an accompli∣shing.

Adempire,

as Addempire.

Adena,

a kinde of fish called in Latine Attilus.

Adentare,

as Addentare.

Adentellare,

to prop, to vnderhold, to sup∣port, to lay a ground for. It is properly to ietty out, or indent stones or timber of any vnfinished building, that another may the easier be ioyned vnto, or that finished.

Adentellato,

an outbutting, or out-ietty of an vnfinished worke, the ground∣worke of another building.

Adentro,

within, deepely in, far in, in∣wardly.

Adescare,

to allure, to entice, to seeke to catch by bait or hooke.

Adescamento, Adescatura,

an allure∣ment, a baite, an enticement.

Adesso,

now, at this instant, presently, by and by.

Adess' adesso,

now now, euen now, at this very instant.

Adestare,

to awaken, to rowze, to stir vp.

Adestrare,

as Addestrare.

Adherbare,

to grase, to feede with grasse, to go to grasse.

Adetta,

by, at, or vpon report.

Adherente,

adherent, coherent, taking part with.

Adherenza,

adherencie, coherencie, affi∣nitie.

Adherire,

to adhere, to cohere, to take part with.

Adhora,

now, at this instant, at times, some times.

Adhor' adhora,

now now, euen now, by times, at times.

Adhorrire,

to feare with horror.

Adhuggere, Adhuggiuto,

to shadow, to obscure, to darken, to trouble, to hate, to burne, to consume, to swallow vp.

Adhuggiare,

as Adduggiare.

Adianto,

an herbe called Venus haire or Maidenshaire.

Adiacente,

adiacent, neare bounding: neare vnto.

Adietro,

behinde, after: in times past: heretofore.

Adiettiuo,

an adiectiue noune.

Adigiuno,

early: fasting, before any fee∣ding.

Adiguazzare,

to dash, to plash, to bedab∣ble in the water: to make good cheere.

Adiguazzo,

in sport, merily, making good cheere.

Adilongo,

at large, at length: forthright.

Adimaino,

a beast in India of the bignesse of an asse, with wooll and hornes as a sheepe.

Adimma,

as Adimaino.

Adimare,

to descende, sinke, fall or goe downe.

Adimesticare,

as Domesticare.

Adinstanza,

at the intreatie, at the re∣quest: for the loue.

Adinuenire,

to encounter, to meete or to finde by the may.

Adio,

fare yee well, God bee with you, adiew.

Adio non piaccia,

God forbid, Gods∣forbode.

Adipene posteme,

as Adipina.

Adipina,

a bile, a blaine, a sore, an impo∣stume full of fat matter.

Adirare,

to anger, to vexe, to grieue, to enrage.

Adiritto,

foorthright, straight on, directly foorth, point blanke.

Adirittura,

as Adiritto.

Adiroso,

wrathfull, angrie, fretting, sub∣iect to anger, ••refull.

Adismisura,

beyond measure, vnmeasu∣rably.

Adispetto,

in despite, manger, against ones will.

Aditare,

as Additare.

Adíto,

as Addito.

Adito,

accesse, way or approch, or entrance vnto.

Aditto,

addicted or inclined vnto.

Adiuenire,

as Auenire.

Adiuenimento,

as Auenimento.

Adiurare,

to abiure, to renounce.

Adiuratione,

an abiuration, a renoun∣cing.

Adiustare.

Looke Aggiustare.

Admettere,

as Ammettere.

Administrare,

as Amministrare.

Administratione,

as Amministrati∣one.

Administratore,

as Amministratore.

Adocchiare,

as Addocchiare.

Adoganiere,

as Doganiere.

Adogho,

as Adogo.

Adogni hora,

at all times, euer.

Adogni modo,

howsoeuer, all manner of waies.

Adogni tempo,

at all times, euer.

Adogo quasi adunamento di feuda∣tarij,

a beneuolence or gift of subiects to their king or prince. Also that which we call to hold in Knights seruice.

Adolomato,

troubled with a cricke or wrinch in the necke or backe.

Adolorare,

as Addolorare.

Adoloscenza,

childhood or youth.

Adoloscentulo,

a childe, a youth, a yong lad.

Adomandare,

as Addimandare.

Adombrare,

to darken, to obscure or ouershadow: to start or giue backe for feare, as some horses will do at the sha∣dow of some thing.

Adonare,

as Adunare, to giue vnto.

Adoncia adoncia,

by ounces, ounce by ounce.

Adonestare,

to make honest: to excuse.

Adonta,

in despite, manger, in reproch, in wrong.

Adontare,

to despite, to iniurie, to wrong, to be or make ashamed.

Adoperare,

to vse, to occupie, to imploy or to worke withall.

Adoppiare,

as Addoppiare.

Adoppio,

double, doubly.

Adoprare,

as Adoperare.

Adorare,

to adore, to worship, to reue∣rence.

Adoratione,

adoration, worship or reue∣rence.

Adorcare,

to harrow, to grub or breake ciods of earth.

Adoreza,

ashadow, a shade or darknes of trees or boughes.

Adorezare,

to shade, to shadow or obscure with trees or leaues.

Adormentare,

as Addormentare.

Adornare,

to adorne, to beautifie, to deck, to trim, to dight, to embellish.

Adornamento, Adornezza,

ornament, beautie, trimming, trappings: embel∣lishing, garnishment.

Adossare,

as Addossare.

Adosso,

on, vpon, vpon ones backe, about one.

Adottione,

adoption or endowment.

Adottiuo,

adoptiue or fostred.

Adottare,

to adopt, to endow, to foster vp.

Adottorare,

to take the degree of doctor, to doctor.

Adottrinare,

to teach, to instruct, to en∣doctrine.

Adro, Atro,

blacke, pitchie, filthie, sootie, duskie, gloomie, sable, obscure.

Adua, Adue, Aduo,

two by two, two and two togither: a dewce at tennice play, that is two strokes for it.

Aduare,

to double two and two togither.

Adue,

as Adua.

Aduedere,

as Accorgere.

Aduerbio,

as Auuerbio.

Aduersario,

as Auersario.

Aduersità,

as Auersità.

Aduerso,

as Auerso.

Aduilire.

Looke Auilire.

Aduggiare,

as Adduggiare.

Aduicinare,

as Auicinare.

Aduincere,

as Auincere.

Adulare,

to flatter, to fawne or to blan∣dish: to clawe with one.

Adulatione,

flatterie, adulation, faw∣ning, blandishment.

Adusatore,

a flatterer, a cogger, a fawner, a clawbacke.

Adulatrice,

a woman flatterer or blan∣disher.

Adulta,

a woman mariage-able.

Adulterare,

to commit adulterie or forni∣cation, to adulterate, corrupt or sophi∣sticate.

Adulterino,

a base, bastard or degenerate fellow: false, sophisticated.

Adultério,

fornication, corruption, vn∣cleannes of life.

Adultero,

an adulterer, a fornicator, a lecher, an vncleane liuer. Also false, counterfeit or sophisticated.

Adulto,

growne, well sproong vp.

Aduna,

togither, with, in companie.

Adunare,

to assemble, to congregate, to ga∣ther togither.

Adunanza,

an assemblie, a congregation.

Aduncare,

to bende or make crooked, to bow downwards.

Adunco, Naso adunco,

crooked, bending or like an eagles beake.

Adunghiare,

to catch, seaze on or take hold with ones nailes, clawes or pounces.

Aduno aduno,

one by one, one at once, by one and one.

Adunque,

then, therefore.

Adun tratto,

at once, at a cast, at a draught, at a throwe: roundly away.

Aduo,

as Adua.

Aduo aduo,

by two and two, two and two togither.

Aduocare,

as Auocare.

Aduocato,

as Auocato.

Aduolo,

mourning. Vestito aduolo, clad in mourning attire.

Adusanza,

like, as, according, after the manner.

Adusare,

to vse or accustome, to be woont.

Adustare,

to burne, to scorch, to parch or consume with heate, to tan.

Adustibile,

that may be burned, parched: burning, scorching.

Adustione,

consuming, soultrie, parching heate: a tanning in the sunne.

Adustiuo,

burning, parching, tanning.

Adusto,

adust, burnt, scorched, parched, scalded, tanned.

Aelio,

a kinde of hawke.

Aello,

a name of a dog, as much to say tempest.

Aerare,

to aire, to weather, to hang vp in the aire.

Aere,

the element aire: a countenance, a looke, a cheere, an aspect, a presence or apparance of man or woman. Also a tune, a sound, a note, or an ayre of mu∣sicke or any ditty. Also a kind of wood good to make oares with.

Aeréo,

ayrie, of the nature of the ayre.

Aeromantia,

diuination of things by the ayre.

Aerone,

a bird called a hearon.

Aeroso,

ayrie, full of ayre, full of counte∣nance, cheerfulnes or good aspect.

Aetite,

boras or solder to solder mettals.

Afa,

hath been vsed for tediousnes or an∣noiance.

Afaca,

a kinde of wilde weede growing among corne.

Affabile,

gentle, kinde, courteous, affable, gracious, debonaire.

Affabilire,

to make or become gentle, kind, courteous or affable.

Affabilità,

affabilitie, kindnes, courtesie, gentlenes.

Affabilmente,

kindly, louingly, gently, courteously.

Affacere,

as Confare.

Affachinarsi,

to play the porter or base fellow, to become base minded.

Affaccia affaccia, afaccia afaccia,

face to face: in view or sight one of another.

Affacciare,

to appeere or looke out of a window: to face, to outface: to come before ones face.

Affagianare,

to persume or season meates, to dresse feasans-like.

Affalcare,

is properly taken when the horse doth stop and stay vpon his hinder partes.

Affaldare,

to fold vp, to wrinkle, to puc∣ker, to pleit.

Affaldatura,

a folding, a wrinkle, a puc∣kring in any clothes, a ple••ting.

Affalsare,

to falsifie, to counterseit.

Affamare,

to famish or hungerstarue.

Affangare,

to bemire; to bedirt, to dash with dirt or mire.

Affannare,

to grieue, to vexe, to molest or trouble in minde.

Affanno,

griefe, vexation, sorow or trou∣ble of minde: dreriment.

Affannoso,

full of griefe, sorow or vexa∣tion

Afare? Afare sia,

nay, if it be so? do your worst, I care not for you.

Affare,

as Confare.

Affarinare,

to white with flower or meale.

Affarsi,

to beseeme, to be seemely, to be con∣uenient, to agree with.

Affasciare,

to swathe, to binde or tie about: to huddle vp, to sheaue.

Affascinare,

to bewitch, to forspeake, to charme with lookes or words. Also to fagot or binde vp as a fagot or bauin.

Affascinatione, Affascinamento,

a be∣witching, forspeaking, or charming with lookes or wordes.

Affascinatore,

a bewitcher or charmer with lookes or words.

Affasgianare,

as Affagianare.

Affastellare,

to gather togither into sheaues, bundles or fardles.

Affastidire, Affastidito,

to tire, to weary, to trouble, to vexe, to be tedious vnto.

Affatare,

to enchant, to forspeake or charm as Fairies are said to do.

Affaticare, Affatigare,

to labour, to toile, to moile: to tire, to wearie, to en∣deuour.

Affatica, Afatica,

hardly, scarcely, with much ado.

Affatocchiare,

as Affascinare, to vse sorcerie, to bewitch.

Affatocchiara,

a witch, a sorceresse.

Affatucchiare,

as Affatocchiare.

Affaturare,

as Affatocchiare.

Affatto, Afatto,

wholy, altogither, tho∣roughly, vtterly, incomplete manner.

Affè,

in good faith, by my faith.

Affebbrare,

to take or haue an ague.

Affedare,

to trust, to giue faith or credit, to warrant, to assure, to affie, to enfeoffe.

Affede, Affè, Afè,

in good faith, in good troth, in sooth, by my faith.

Afferesi,

a figure which taketh a letter or syllable from the beginning of a word.

Affermare,

to confirme, to affirme, to as∣sure, to stand to.

Affermagione, Affermatione,

an affir∣mation, an assurance.

Affermatiuo,

affirmatiue, sure, assuring.

Affetrare,

to gripe, to grapple, to snatch, to clinch or seaze on violently.

Afferro e fuoco,

put to fire and sword: to vtter destruction.

Aferro di cauallo.

Looke Briglie.

Affettare,

to affect, to desire, to wish, to imitate curiously: to go against the haire, to slice, to mince.

Affettatione,

affectation, a desire of that which nature hath not giuen: curio∣sitie.

Affettatuzzo,

somewhat affected, nice, coy, minion, ouerweening or selfe-con∣ceited, ouercurious.

Affettionare,

to affectionate, to loue or beare good will vnto.

Affettionato,

affected, affectionated, ad∣dicted.

Affettione,

affection, loue, kindnes or good will. Also a desire.

Affetto,

an affect, a motiue, a disposition, a passion. Also affected, inclined, addi∣cted, tied, bound or liable vnto.

Affettuoso,

affectionate, following the disposition or passion of another.

Afette,

mincingly, by slices, by collops, by line and measure.

Affia, Afia,

a kinde of fish.

Affiatare,

to breath, to drawe breth.

Affibbiare,

to buckle, to claspe, to lace or tie togither.

Affibbiatura,

a buckling, clasping, lacing or tying togither.

Afficcare,

to thrust, to driue in or fixe in hardly.

Affidare,

to assure, to credit, to giue trust, credit or faith vnto.

Affidanza,

vpon trust, vpon credit, at credit, at trust, affiance.

Affiggere, Affiggo, Affisi, Affisso,

or Affitto, to fixe, to fasten, to stick vnto, to nàile fast vnto, to cleane vnto.

Affigurare,

to view, to marke, to gaze vpon, to take notice of.

Affila, Afila,

in ranks, in order, in files as soldiers march.

Afildispada,

to the edge of the sword.

Affilare,

to grinde, to whet, to make sharpe or set an edge vpon.

Affinare,

as Affilare. Also to refine or make perfect.

Affinatore,

a refiner, a perfecter of any thing. Also a sheare grinder.

Affinunundo,

at the worldes end, till the world lasts.

Affino,

a kinsman by mariage or bobtaile.

Affiocare,

to growe hoarse in speaking.

Affioccare,

to flake as snowe doth: to hang with locks or tassels: to burst out in laughter: to flocke togither, to come thicke and threefold.

Affioccamente,

pelmell, thick and three∣fold, in flocking maner.

Affirmare,

as Affermare.

Affirmatione,

as Affermagione.

Affirmatiuo,

as Affermatiuo.

Affissare, Affisare,

as Affiggere.

Affissatione,

a fixing or fastening togi∣ther.

Affisso, Affiso,

fixed, set on or made fast vnto: an affixe, a thing fixt to ano∣ther.

Affittaiuolo,

as Affittuale.

Affittare,

to rent, to hire, to sarme or de∣mise.

Affittatore, Affittaruolo,

a farmer, a landlord, a letter. Also a tenant.

Affittagione, Affittatione,

a fee-farme, a letting or demising.

Affitti,

rents, reuenues, profits that come of rents.

Affitto, Afitto,

by rent, in farme, by lease, for rent, a fee-farme, a renting: fixed, fastned or nailed vnto.

Affittuale,

a landlord or farmer that ta∣keth rent. Also a tenant.

Affiubare,

as Affibbiare.

Afflare,

to blow, to breath or draw breth, to blast. Also to fill with winde.

Afflato,

a blast, a winde, an inspiration, a blowing, a breathing, an aspiration.

Affliggere, Affliggo, Afflissi, Afflitto,

to afflict, to trouble, to vexe, to molest.

Afflittiuo,

full of affliction, afflicting.

Afflittione,

affliction, trouble, vexation, persecution, torment or calamitie.

Affluenza,

confluence, affluence, flowing, store, abundance.

Affocare,

to kindle, to burne, to smoulder, to choke, to stifle, to fire, to neale red hot.

Affocato.

Looke Sa••ro.

Affodello,

the herbe Affodill or Daffodil.

Affodillo,

as Affodello.

Affogare,

to smother, to smoulder, to sti∣fle, to drowne, to choake, to strangle.

Affollare,

to breathe or blowe with bel∣lowes, as Ansare.

Affoltare,

to presse, to thrust, to crowd, to heape, to thicken, to speake very thicke or fast.

Affoltata,

a hudling speech, a faste, thicke tolde tale.

Affondare,

to sinke or plunge downe to the bottom, to ouerwhelme.

Affondere,

as Fondere.

Affondo, Afondo,

to the bottom, into the deepe.

Afforticare,

to binde vp, to tucke vp, to trusse vp.

Affortificare,

to fortifie, to strengthen.

Afforismi, Aphorismi,

documents, or briefe sentences.

Afforzare,

to enforce, to force.

Affossare,

to dike, to ditch or moate about, to make trenches or dikes, to endich.

Affra, Afra,

a kinde of fish.

Affrangere,

as Frangere.

Affrappare,

as Frappare.

Affrappatore,

as Frappatore.

Affratellare,

to become brotherly or lo∣uing togither.

Affreddare,

to coole, to make or take colde.

Affrenare,

to bridle, to refraine, to re∣straine.

Affreno, Afreno,

in awe, bridled, re∣strained, in feare.

Affrettare,

to hasten, to speede, to make haste.

Affrezzolare,

as Affrettare.

Affrico, Africo,

the winde Southwest and by west.

Affrico austro,

the winde Southwest and by north.

Affrittellare,

to frie, to make like fritters or pancakes.

Affrodisiace,

a stone which once heated keepes his heate seauen daies.

Affrontare,

to affront, to encounter, to set vpon, to outface, to conicatch, to cheate.

Affrontatore,

an afronter, an encountrer, a cosener, a cheater.

Affronte Afronte,

face to face, opposite, ouer against.

Affronto,

an affront, a knauish or coni∣catching tricke, an iniurie, a bold part.

Affrustare,

to whip, to scourge, to swinge, to shiuer or breake in peeces.

Affrusto affrusto,

by peeces, by scraps, by peecemeale.

Affumare,

to besmoke, to dry in the smoke as baken is, or bl••••e as hearings.

Affumicare,

as Affumare.

Affuocare,

as Affocare.

Affuselare,

to stretch vpon a frame as painters do canuas to paint vpon it.

Affusolare,

to shaue, to make or cut small like a spindle.

Affusolate gambe,

spindle shankes.

Affusolato,

smugde, trickt vp, spruce, fine, also small or spinie.

Affustare,

to stocke to breech or mount any ordenance.

Agabbo,

in iest, in sport, in play.

Agaglino,

a kinde of coine in Italie.

Agala,

a flote, swimming as corke vpon the water: smoothly.

Agalare,

to flote lightly vpon the water.

Agapi,

a yellow stone good against the stinging of serpents.

Agara,

striuingly, contending for the ma∣strie.

Agarico,

a drug called Agarike.

Agasilli,

the herbe whereof Ammonike is made.

Agata, Agatha,

a precious stone called an Agate.

Agauignare,

to binde, to swathe, to claspe fast, to tug, to wrestle.

Agauocciare,

as Gauocciare.

Agente,

an agent, a dealer, a doer, a fac∣tor, an embassador, a negotiator.

Ageuolare,

to make easie.

Ageuole,

easie, tractable, gentle, kinde, nimble, light, ethe.

Ageuolezza,

easines, facilitie, nimblenes, dexteritie, agilitie.

Aggabbare,

as Gabbare.

Aggabbo,

as Gabbo.

Aggeggia,

a moore hen.

Aggelare,

as Gelare.

Aggerato,

the herbe Cottonweede, golden Stechados or Mothweede.

Aggettiuo,

a noune adiectiue.

Aggetto,

abiect, despised, base, outcast.

Agghiacciare,

as Ghiacciare.

Agghiadare,

as Ghiacciare.

Aggiacente,

adiacent, neare bordering, neighbouring.

Aggiacciare,

as Ghiacciare. Also to vnderprop, to vnderhold, to make sure.

Aggielare,

to freeze.

Aggiontare,

as Giontare.

Aggiontatore,

as Giontatore.

Aggiontione,

an addition, an adiunct.

Aggiornare,

to adiorne, to summon, to conuent. Also to waxe day.

Aggiornatore,

a summoner, an appari∣tor, a conuenter.

Aggiramenti,

as Giramenti.

Aggirare,

as Girare and Armeggiare.

Aggiugnere, Aggiongo, Aggionsi, Ag∣giunto,

to reach, to ouertake, to ioyne, to adioyne, to annexe, to ad, to get, to obtaine, to compasse, to outgo, to ouergo, to ouerreach, to ariue or to come to any place.

Aggiungere,

as Aggiugnere.

Aggiunta,

an addition, a vantage, an ouertaking, an ouerreaching.

Aggiuntare,

as Giontare.

Aggiuntatore,

as Giontatore.

Aggiurare,

to adiure, to coniure, to vrge.

Aggiustare,

as Giustare.

Aggobbare,

as Gobbare.

Aggoluppare,

as Goluppare.

Aggradare,

as Gradire.

Aggradire,

as Gradire.

Aggranchiare,

to crampe or haue the crampe. Also to stiffen or benum with cold, to pinch, to scratch, to torture, to seaze or take hold of, to gripe with ones clawes.

Aggrandire, Aggrandito,

to greaten, to aduance, to prefer, to make great.

Aggrappare,

to grapple, to gripe, to seaze on fiercely, to take holde, to clime, to clammer, to rampe, to craule vp, to shrinke or drawe togither.

Aggrappamento,

a grappling, a seazing, a shrinking, a climing.

Aggratiare,

as Gratiare.

Aggratiatino,

a gracious, comely pleasing fellow.

Aggratta,

as Grata. Also a watch tower.

Aggratare,

as Gradire.

Aggratticcare,

to fasten, cli••ch, take hold or cling, or grapple, or gripe fast, or to make grater-wise, to make like a hur∣dle, to hurdle: to broile vpon a gridi••on: to be entangled in some grate or hur∣dle: to be merie and blithe.

Aggratigliare,

as Aggratticciare.

Aggrauare,

as Grauare.

Aggrauio,

as Grauio.

Aggrauoso,

as Grauoso.

Aggregare,

to aggregate, to assemble to∣gither.

Aggregatione,

an assemblie.

Aggreuamento,

as Grauio.

Aggricciare,

to affright, to astonie, to make ones haire to stande for feare.

Aggricciamenti,

astonishments, frigh∣tings, starings.

Aggricciolare,

to become toyish, foolish, or fantasticall.

Aggrinzare,

as Grinciare.

Aggrizzare,

as Aggricciare.

Aggroppare,

as Groppare.

Aggroppamento,

as Groppo.

Aggropparsi,

to knit togither, but proper∣ly when the horse doth knit himself close togither to shewe the strength of his backe.

Aggrottare,

to make rugged or craggie, to frowne, to scoule, to lowre.

Aggrottare le ciglia,

to frowne, to lo••re, to scoule or looke grim.

Aggrumare,

to heape or scrape togither on a heape.

Agguagliare, Aguagliare,

to equall, to match, to compare.

Agguaglio,

as Agguagliaza.

Agguaglianza, Aguaglianza,

equali∣tie, a match or comparing.

Agguerrire,

a•• Aguerrire.

Agguindilare,

to winde or reele yarne or silke.

Agguindilatore,

a winder or reeler of silke or yarne.

Aghedare,

as Ghiacciare.

Aghiadare,

as Ghiacciare.

Aghiado,

frost, benummed, stiff••••ed with colde, also perforce, vpon constraint, greeuously with paine and smart.

Aghirone,

as Aerone.

Agiambo,

a kinde of steele so called.

Agiare,

to ease, to accommodate, to settle, to make easie.

Agiato,

at ease, eased, setled, at pleasure, able to liue, wealthie, commodious.

Agiatamente,

easily, commodiously, at leysure, pleasantly, at will.

Agies,

an herbe in India whereof they make good bread, and yet the iuice ther∣of is poison.

Agio,

ease, leasure, opportunitie, pleasure, delite, libertie, commoditie.

Agile,

easie, nimble, light.

Agilita,

agilitie, nimblenes, lightnes, dexteritie, facilitie, easines.

Agilitare,

to make easie, nimble, or light.

Agimina,

a kinde of tapestrie worke so called.

Aginina,

a kinde of wouen or net worke that women vse to weare ouer tinsell or cloth of golde or siluer, to make it shewe the better.

Agioccia agioccia,

by drops, drops by drops.

Agioco,

in iest, in sport, in mirth, iestingly

Agiotto,

a kinde of eagle that hath so strong a beake that she breaketh bones. in Latin Ossifragus.

Agironda,

round about, about and about.

Agirone,

a hearon.

Agitare,

to mooue, to stirre, or tosse vp and downe: to perturbe the minde.

Agitatione,

a motion, a moouing: an agi∣tation, a tossing: a perturbation of the minde.

Agla,

a kinde of flat fish like a flounder or plaise.

Aglaudo,

a dogs name called white tooth.

Agliado,

with a sworde. Morto aglia∣do, kild with a sworde.

Agliata,

a meate vsed in Italie made of walnuts and garlicke.

Aglio,

garlicke.

Aglione,

as Agliata.

Aglietti,

yoong little garlickes.

Agna,

an ewe lambe.

Agnello, Agnelletto,

a lambe.

Agni,

a kinde of fresh water fish.

Agnista piombina,

a kinde of eagle cal∣led an Ospray.

Agno,

a he lambe.

Agno casto,

the chaste tree.

Agnolo, Agniolo,

an angell. Also a kinde of birde.

Agnome,

a surname, a nickname.

Agnus dei,

a little lambe with a crosse painted for Christ, figured by Saint Iohn Baptist. Aso a kinde of rauenous sea foule.

Ago,

a needle to sowe with.

Ago a pomo. Ago da pomolo,

A pin with a head.

Ago da pomella,

a pin with a head.

Agognare,

to wish, to couet, to desire, to long for: to ba••e, to pant or be out of breath as a dogge when he hath run hard, to be embost as a deare.

Agognanti cani,

baying dogs, dogs panting out of breath.

Agognante damma,

a deare embost and wearie.

Agogno, Agugno,

carke, care, thought, or trouble of minde.

Agoluppare,

as Goluppare.

Agoluppo,

as Goluppo.

Agomitolare,

as Gomitolare.

Agone,

a place in Rome to ride horses in; at this day called Piazza nauona. Al∣so taken for a campe or a battell.

Agonizzare,

to fight valiantly or con∣tend, as in priuate lists.

Agono,

a fish called in Latin Agonus.

Agonta,

a kinde of ancient coyne in I••alie.

Agonzi,

a kind of broad sleeues like a ma∣ster of artes gowne.

Agora,

sowing needles.

Agorgogliare,

as Gorgogliare.

Agoselle,

as Agufeo.

Agostane,

a kinde of plum in Italie that is ripe in August.

Agosto, Aosto,

the moneth August.

Agozzino,

a butcher, a hangman, an exe∣cutioner, a prouost marshall, a captaine or ouerseer of slaues in a galley. Also a clarke of the market: a surueier of good orders: a catchpole, a serieant, a beadle.

Agradare,

as Gradire.

Agradire,

as Gradire.

Agrado,

thankefully, acceptably, in good worth.

Agramente,

sharply, eagerly, sowrely.

Agramonia,

as Agrimonia.

Agranchiare,

as Aggranchiare.

Agranfatica,

very hardly, with very much ado.

Agran pena,

as Agranfatica.

Agratiare,

as Gratiare.

Agrauare,

as Grauare.

Agrauio,

as Grauio.

Agregare,

to assemble.

Agregatione,

an assemblie.

Agresto, Agresta,

vertiuice, alligar, sow∣rish, vnripe grapes. Also taken for the Watercresses or Waterkarnes, or Nose∣smart.

Agreste,

rusticall, rurall, clownish, like a swaine, wilde, an vplandish man.

Agretto,

somewhat sowre. Also Water∣cresses.

Agrezza,

sowrenes, sharpnes, tartnes, ea∣gernes.

Agreuamento,

as Grauio.

Agrico,

rude, foolish, clownish.

Agricola,

a husbandman, a ploughman, a labourer, a till-man:

Agricoltore,

as Agricola.

Agricoltura,

husbandrie, tillage, plough∣ing and harrowing.

Agrifolio,

the Holly, the Holme, or Hul∣uer tree.

Agrigento,

in Latine Hoc Agrigentum.

Agrimonia,

the herbe Agrimonie or Li∣uerwoort. Also sharpnes that biteth the toong.

Agrimonio,

sharpnes, biting the toong.

Agrippa,

a childe borne with his feete forward. Also a kinde of herbe. Also a wilde Oliue.

Agrire,

to make or become sowre, sharpe or tart, to exasperate.

Agrosto,

Dogs grasse or Stitchwort.

Agro,

sowre, sharpe, tart, vnripe. Also eager or fierce. Also a field.

Agropparsi,

as Aggropparsi.

Agrotto marino,

a birde like a swan braying like an asse.

Agrumare,

as Aggrumare.

Agrume,

Sowrenes, sharpnes or tartnes: any kinde of sowre meate.

Agruzzolare,

to get, to scrape or spare to∣gither by hooke or crooke.

Agruzzo,

a disease in a hawke called the frounze.

Aguale,

as Eguale.

Aguaglianza,

equalitie.

Aguatare,

as Guatare.

Aguati,

stratagems, wiles, ambushes, lur∣kings, deceits.

Aguazzo,

wash or water colour. Also pashing or plashing.

Agucchia,

a needle. Also a spire steeple or sharpe pinacle. Also knit with needles.

Agucchia da pomella,

a pin with a head.

Agucchiare,

to thred a needle, to pin with pins: to make sharpe as a needle. Also to knit with knitting needles.

Agucchiaruolo,

a needle or pin maker.

Agueffare,

to match, to equall, to compare, to ioyne togither.

Aguerrire, risco, rito,

to enure or traine vp to war, to make or become a soldier or warrier.

Agufeo,

an eelepout. Some take it for a Lamprey. Others haue taken it for a kinde of dogfish.

Aguglia,

as Agucchia. Also an eagle.

Agugliare,

as Agucchiare.

Aguglino,

a kinde of graine in Italie.

Aguifoglio,

as Agrifoglio.

Aguisa,

in maner, like, as, after the fa∣shion.

Aguisare,

to fashion, to reforme or accu∣stome.

Agulla,

a fish called a roche.

Aguluppare,

as Goluppare.

Agurio, Aguro,

as Augurio.

Aguseo,

as Aguseo.

Aguto,

as Acuto.

Aguzzare,

to whet, to make keene, to set an edge vpon, to entice, to sharpen.

Aguzzatore,

a grinder of kniues, an en∣ticer, a sharpener.

Aguzzino,

as Agozzino.

Aguzzo,

as Acuto.

Ah,

alas, helas, oh, wo is me: welladay: aye me.

in stead of an answere when one is called: ah? what?

Ah,

alas, helas, oh, wo is me: welladay: aye me.

in stead of an answere when one is called: ah? what?

Ahi, Ahime,

as Ah.

Ahotta,

now, at this time, by times, some∣times, now and then.

Ahuomo per huomo,

man by man, one by one, man for man.

Ai,

to the, for the, by the, from the.

Aia,

a barne, yard, floore or court to thresh corne vpon: a meeting place for mar∣chants: banks, beds, or quarters in a garden. Also as Aere.

Aiace,

a flower so called.

Aiare,

to thresh or beate corne: to houer or linger about a thing as a kite doth about his pray: to lose time, to loyter, gaze or gape vp and downe idly.

Aietta,

a kinde of hauke called a buzzard.

Aime,

as Ah.

Aio,

a cuckow bird. Also a long toonged knaue, one full of words that telleth all he knoweth. Also taken for a minion, a darling, a fauorite, a white sonne.

Aione a••dar aione,

to gad, to roue, to gaze or loiter idly vp and downe.

Aiosa,

store, hold belly hold, Gods plenty.

Airâ, Aire,

as Aere.

Airone,

a hearon.

Aita,

aide, helpe, succour, assistance, re∣dresse, reliefe.

Aitante,

helping, helpfull, succouring, lu∣stie and well disposed.

Aitare,

to aide, to helpe, to assist, to re∣dresse, to relieue.

Aitatore,

a helper, an aider, an assister.

Aiutare,

as Aitare.

Aiutante,

as Aitante.

Aiutatore,

as Aitatore.

Aiuto,

as Aita.

Aiutorij,

the arme bones of a man.

Aiuteuole,

helpfull.

Aiutorio,

aide, helpe, succour.

Aiuola,

the diminutiue of Aia. Some haue vsed it for a little soule.

Aiuolare,

as Aiare.

Aizza,

anger, fude, moode, prouocation, wrath, fretting, vexation.

Aizzare,

to set on, to eg on, to prouoke, to hisse on with hissings and clappings as they do dogs vpon beares.

Aizzatore,

a prouoker, a setter on, a hisser on, one that setteth men togither by the eares.

Al,

a signe of swearing, as Alcorpo, Al∣sangue, by the bodie, &c.

a signe of the datiue case, to the, at the.

a signe of the ablatiue with verbes of priuation, from the, of the, from him.

Al,

a signe of swearing, as Alcorpo, Al∣sangue, by the bodie, &c.

a signe of the datiue case, to the, at the.

a signe of the ablatiue with verbes of priuation, from the, of the, from him.

Al,

a signe of swearing, as Alcorpo, Al∣sangue, by the bodie, &c.

a signe of the datiue case, to the, at the.

a signe of the ablatiue with verbes of priuation, from the, of the, from him.

Ala,

the drinke Ale. A wing of any bird, a wing or side of a squadron of men, a wing of a dublet, the brim of a hat, a flap of any thing. A measure which we call an ell. The datiue case, to the, at the. The ablatiue case, from her or from the. Put to any noune it makes it an ad∣uerbe of similitude. Looke A.

Alabandino,

a kinde of blacke stone.

Alabarba,

in despite, mauger, euen in dis∣grace.

Alabarda,

a holbard.

Alabardaro,

a holbard maker.

Alabardina,

a little holbard. Also a kinde of yellow precious stone, which being drunke is good against poyson, but it prouoketh the bloodie flixe.

Alabardiere,

a holbardier, vsing such a weapon.

Alabarra,

at the bar or barriers.

Alabastro,

the Alablaster stone.

Alabastrite,

a transparent Alablaster stone.

Alabastrino,

made of Alablaster.

Ala buona,

simply, plainly, without fraude.

Ala caccia,

as Acaccia.

Ala carlona,

as Alabuona.

Alada,

Haec Armisa in Latine.

Aladistesa,

at large, at length.

Alafede buona,

in good faith.

Alaffio,

a kinde of Pomegranat.

Alagare,

to ouerflowe or turne to a lake.

Alagamento,

an ouerflowing of waters.

Alaggio,

the alloy or value of coyne as it is allowed by a prince, as we say ster∣ling. It is also the losse of monie by ex∣change.

Alamana,

a lesson in musicke called an Alemaine.

Alambico,

a still or limbecke.

Alamoderna,

after the late or new fa∣shion.

Alano,

a mastiue dog.

Alantica,

after the old fashion.

Alantide,

the filme or skin compassing that skin wherin the infant is wrapped.

Ala pedona,

like a footeman.

Alardare,

to larde, to inlarde.

Alare,

to wing or set wings on.

Alarma,

an alarum in time of war.

Ala riuerscia,

waiwardly, topsie turuie, cleane contrarie.

Al'arma,

to armes or weapons. Also a march so called, sounded vpon the drum or trumpet.

Alasboccata,

as Allasboccata.

Allasgangherata,

lauishly, at randon, royishly, out of frame.

Ala spiegata,

at large, in open view.

Ala sprouista,

extempore, on a sudden.

Alato,

neare, hard by, by the side, in re∣spect, in regarde, incomparison, win∣ged, hauing wings.

Alauentata,

furiously, rashly, lauishly, carelesly.

Alba,

the dawne, the morne or breake of day.

Albagia,

fondnes, peenishnes, toyishnes, sottishnes, a humour, a fancie, a conceit.

Albanello,

a kite, a puttocke or buzzard.

Albano,

a kinde of wine. Also a kinde of tree.

Albarello,

a gallie pot, a kinde of limbecke or stillatorie, a little measure.

Albari,

a kinde of sea fish.

Albaspina,

the white thorne. Also Ladie thistle or white thistle.

Albatro,

a kinde of wilde sowre orenge. A tree called a Strawberrie tree.

Albazzano,

a kinde of stone to make lime with.

Albedine,

as Albugine.

Albenduccio,

a let, an impediment.

Albéo,

as Aluéo. Also a kinde of tree.

Albergare,

to lodge, to dwell, to lie, to har∣borrow, to abide, to house.

Albergatore,

a lodger, a herbenger, an host.

Alberges,

a kinde of fruit in Italie.

Albergo, Albergamento,

a dwelling, a lodging, an abiding place.

Alberello,

a little tree. Also as Alba∣rello.

Alberetto,

a little tree.

Albero,

as Arbore.

Albichista,

as Abbacchiere.

Albio,

a pigs trough. Also a fish called in latin Aburnus. Also an iron toole that smiths vse. Also a racke to fodder cat∣tle in.

Albipéde,

white footed.

Albo,

white, whitish. Also a fish called in latin Capitonus, or Orfum.

Albogaléro,

a hat like a bishops miter which the priests of Iupiter were wont to weare.

Alborata,

an arbor, or a booth or bowre made of trees and boughes.

Albóre,

whitenes. Also the daune, peepe, morne or breake of daie.

Albore,

as Arbore.

Alboretto,

a groue, a thicket, or tufft of trees: a yoong tree.

Albuco,

the white or dutch daffodill.

Albugine,

the white of an egge or of a mans eie: whitenes.

Albume,

as Albugine.

Albuolo,

a pigs trough: a kneading tub to make dowe in.

Albuscello,

as Arbuscello.

Alcaido,

a spanish word, but vsed among some Italians: a captaine or chieftaine.

Alcatrazzi,

a birde as bigge as a goose, and liues on fishes, a sea gull.

Alce,

a beast called an elke: some saie it is like a fallowe deare.

Alche,

to which, at which.

Alchimia,

the arte of Alchimie.

Alchimista,

an alchimist, a chimicke.

Alcibiade,

vipers herbe, or vipers bu∣glosse.

Alcione,

a birde called a kings fisher which makes hir nest vpon the sea side, and then it is a token or signe of faire weather.

Alcionei giorni,

the quiet daies during which the kings fisher buildeth hir nest by the sea which all that while is verie calme and still.

Alconspetto, Alcospetto,

before, in the presence, in view.

Alcontrario,

contrarie, arsiuersie.

Alconuerso,

cleane contrarie, arsiuersie.

Alcorano,

the booke of the turkish insti∣tutiones or lawes called the Alcorane.

Alcuna volta,

sometimes, at times, one time or other.

Alcuno,

some, some one, some bodie, anie, any one.

Aldasezzo,

at last, in fine, at the ende, in conclusion.

Aldiritto,

foorthright, right on, ouer against, directly ouer.

Aldispetto,

indespite, maugre ones will.

Aldisotto,

vnder, vnderneath, belowe.

Alea,

an allie, a walke or going.

Aleche,

as Alice.

Aledia,

as Alice.

Alefangine,

all maner of spices. Also a kinde of pils so called.

Alega,

as Alga.

Alegoria,

an allegorie.

Alegoricamente,

allegorically.

Alegorizzare,

to allegorize, to vse alle∣gories.

Alegrare,

as Allegrare.

Alenare,

to giue or take breath or winde: to rest, to relent, or to enseame a horse, to bring in breath.

Alepe,

a little fish: the name of an herbe: the name of an ointment.

Aleppe,

the first hebrue letter.

Alérta,

readie, heedefully, prepared, watching alwaies at an aduantage.

Alessandrina,

the herbe perwinkle.

Alessare,

to boyle or seeth meate.

Alesso,

boyled or sodden meate.

Alettere discatole,

plainly, in all mens view: as plaine as a pack-staffe.

Aletteria,

a stone in the mawe or gizard of a cocke about the bignesse of a beane, and in colour like chrystall.

Alettorio, Aletorio,

as Aletteria.

Alfa,

the first greeke letter: a beginning.

Alfabeto,

an alphabet, or a b c.

Alfabetico,

alphabeticall, in order of let∣ters.

Alfana,

a breeding mare, a strange, iadish or wilde mare.

Alfar del giorno,

by breake, peepe, or dawne of daie.

Alfeste,

a kinde of fish.

Alfiero,

an ensigne or standerd bearer. Also a bishop at chesse.

Alfino, Alfero,

as Alfiero.

Alfio,

an itch, a tetter, a ringworme, a spauin in a horse: the herbe liuerwoort.

Alfonsino,

a kinde of coine in Naples.

Alfordio,

a kinde of venemous serpent.

Alga,

sea-grasse, duckweede, reeke or reits. Also spelt corne.

Algebra,

the arte of bone setting. Also of arithmetike or figuratiue numbers.

Algebrista,

a bone setter: an arithmeti∣cian.

Algente,

cold, chill, freezing.

Algere, Algo, Alsi, Also,

to chill; to freeze for cold.

Alghebra,

as Algebra.

Algiro,

about, turning about. Also in La∣tinè Dianapharum.

Algironi,

a kinde of rauenous sea fowle.

Algura,

as Augurio.

Alguzzino,

as Agozzino.

Alheppe,

vsed of Dante for Alehebbe, he had wings.

Alhor, Alhora,

then, at that time.

Alhotta,

as Alhor.

Alia,

a band, a troupe, a companie or a wing of men.

Aliare,

to go or sneake, or range about sneakingly.

Alibanti,

such as die for want of moistnes.

Alibire,

to make lawfull.

Alica,

as Alga.

Alice,

a little fish called a pilcher or a sprat, like a herring.

Alicorno,

an vnicorne. Also an vnicornes horne.

Alida, alida carne,

stale, tainted, morti∣fied or flie-bitten meate.

Alidare,

to mortifie, taint or make meate stale.

Alie,

vsed for Ale: wings.

Alienare,

to alienate or estrange.

Alienatione,

an alienation or estranging.

Alieno,

an alien, a stranger, a forraine, a frenne.

Alieta,

a kinde of eagle which alone fixeth hir eies against the sunne.

Aliga,

as Alga.

Aligare,

to tie or binde togither.

Aligero,

one bearing wings.

Alima,

an herbe whereof eating a little one shall bee kept a long time from hunger.

Alimentare,

to nourish, to feede, to su∣staine.

Alimento,

nourishment, sustenaunce, foode.

Al'impensata,

vnawares; extempore, not thought vpon.

Al'imprescia,

in great haste.

Al'improuiso,

on a sudden, at vnawares, vnprouided for, extempore.

Al'improuista,

as Al'improuiso.

Al'incanto,

at who giues most, sold by a common crier.

Al'incontro,

on the other side, ouer-against, opposite, contrarie.

Alimo,

a kinde of tree in India. Some take it for Licorice.

Aliossi,

a play called Ni••e pins or keeles, or skailes.

Alipo,

a weede growing vpon rocks by the sea side.

Aliso,

a blew Lillie flower.

Alisma,

a kinde of weede growing in fens or marshes.

Alitare,

to breath, to pant or draw breth.

Alito,

breth, breathing or panting.

Aliungia,

the plant Spikenard.

Alla,

at the, to the, from the, of the, accor∣ding, as, like.

Allacciare,

to tie, to binde, to knit, to en∣tangle, to lace. Also to trap.

Allacciamenti,

latings, tyings, entan∣glings, trappings.

Alla distesa,

at length, at large.

Alla facchina,

homely, basely, after the porters fashion, clownishly.

Alla finfine,

in the end, at last, in fine.

Alla foggia,

after the fashion, like as.

Alla fuggita,

by the way, cursoriwise, se∣cretly, running away.

Allagare,

to ouerflowe, to drowne.

Alla giornata,

in time, day by day, in tract of time.

Allaginetta,

after the manner of a ginnet horse.

Alla grossa,

grossely, homely, clownishly.

Alla lunga,

at length, at last, in time, at large.

Alla malhora;

with a mischiefe, in an ill hower.

Alla mano,

redily, at hand.

Alla muta,

dumbly, mutely.

Alla non pensata,

extempore, not thought vpon.

Allancare,

to breath, to pant, to sigh, to sob, to throb, to blubber.

Allanciare,

to fling, to hurle, to cast, to throw with violence.

Allarappa,

snatchingly, higledi-pigle∣die, shiftingly, rap and run.

Allargare,

to enlarge, to spread, to vn∣fold, to set free.

Allargatura,

an opening, an enlarging a gap.

Allaria,

the herbe sauce alone, or Iacke of the hedge, which tastes of garlicke.

Alla rinfusa,

pelmell, helterskelter, higle∣di-pigledie, confusedly.

Alla rotta,

disorderly, confusedly, pelmell.

Allardare,

to larde, to inlarde.

Alla sbardellata,

roistingly, swagge∣ringly, rashly, carelesly.

Alla sbracata,

carelesly, without shame or honesty.

Alla sboccata,

without shame or hone∣stie, impudently.

Alla scapestrata,

riotously, swaggringly.

Alla scatenata,

furiously, madly, rashly, desperately.

Allasciare,

to let loose, to slacken, to vn∣bend, to weaken.

Alla sfilata,

disordredly, without rule order or files.

Alla sfuggiasca,

as Alla sfuggita.

Alla sfuggita,

without staie, cursory, run∣ning on by stealth, a snatch and away.

Alla spianacciata,

as Alettere disca∣tole.

Allasser,

an herbe which yeeldes a kinde of bitterish sugar.

Allattare,

to giue sucke, to feede with milke.

Allatiuo caso,

as Ablatiuo.

Allato,

as Alato.

Alla tua barba,

in despite of thy beard.

Alla volta,

towards, toward.

Alle,

to the. Also a kinde of birde.

Allecchiare,

to licke, to sleeke, to trim, to deck: to faune, to entice, to flatter, to make smooth, to stroke ones beard: to licke and wash himselfe as a cat doth.

Allegare,

to alleadge, to direct vnto.

Allegatione,

an allegation, an alleaging.

Alleggeramento,

as Alleggiamento.

Alleggerire,

to lighten, to ease, to disbur∣den, to refresh.

Alleggiamento,

an ease, a refreshing, a lightning.

Alleggiare,

as Alleggerire.

Allegranza,

as Allegrezza.

Allegrare,

to reioice, to glad, to be merie, to waxe merie, blithe or frolike.

Allegramente,

gladly, merily, pleasant∣ly, iocondly.

Allegrezza,

mirth, ioy, solace, pastime, glee, sport. Also a marche sounded on trumpet and drum in signe of victorie.

Allegro,

ioyfull, merie, iocond, sportfull, pleasant, frolike.

Alleluia,

praise to God or God be praised. Also the herbe wood-sorell.

Alle mani,

togither by the eares, in hand.

Allenare,

as Alenare.

Allenire,

to asswage, to relent, to mollifie, to soften.

Allenta••e,

to relent, to let go, to loosen, to slacke, to appease, to staie, to sloe, to de∣laie, to put of, to deferre, to diminish.

Allessare,

as Alessare.

Allesso,

as Alesso.

Alletta,

a fish called a mullet.

Allettare,

to entice, to allure, to inuegle, to flatter.

Allettamenti,

enticements, allurements, flattrings.

Allette,

lodgings, dwellings, hosteries, a shroud, a shelter.

Alleuare,

to foster, to breede, to bring vp, to feede, to nourish. Also to take from.

Alleuatrice,

a midwife, a nurce, a foster-mother.

Alleuiare,

to ease, to lighten, to disbur∣then.

Alleuiamento,

an ease, a lightning, a dis∣burdening.

Alleuolte,

at times or some times.

Alhora,

then, at that time.

Alhotta,

then, at that time.

Alliaria,

as Allaria.

Allignare,

to prosper, to take roote, to thriue, to fadge, to grow, to followe kinde.

Allieuare,

as Alleuare.

Allieuo,

a foster childe or seruant of ones bringing vp.

Alligare,

to binde or tie with or vnto.

Allincanto,

as Al'incanto.

All'incontro,

as Al'incontro.

All'ingrosso,

in grosse, by the great.

Allisciare,

as Allecchiare.

Allodola, Allodetta,

a larke. Looke Darel'allodola.

Allogare,

to place, to settle, to set in a place, to let, to rent, to farme, to de∣mise.

Allogagioni,

farmings, lettings. Also placings.

Alloggiare,

to lodge, to harbor. Also to quarter or lodge a campe or soldiers.

Alloggiamento,

a lodging, a harbor. Al∣so the part of a campe whereon anie companie or numbers of soldiers be quartered and lodged.

Allongare,

to prolong, to defer, to put of, to lengthen, to prorogue.

Allongoandare,

in time, in processe of time.

Allontanare,

to elonge, to go farre off or distant, to separate, to alienate.

Alloppiare, Alopiare,

to bring or lull a sleepe by arte, by drugs or potions, to stupefact ones sences.

Alloppiato vino,

wine that will prouoke sleepe.

Allora,

then, at that time.

Alloro,

the laurell or baie tree.

Allúdere, Alludo, Allusi, Alluso,

to al∣lude, to haue reference vnto, to dallie or plaie with.

Allumare,

to kindle, to light, to illumine. Also to allume silkes or clothes before they can be died into any light colour.

Alluminare,

as Allumare.

Allungare,

as Allongare.

Allungoandare,

as Allongoandare.

Allusingare,

to flatter, to faune, to blan∣dish.

Allusione,

an allusion, or reference vnto.

Alma,

the soule of man.

Almadeu,

a strange character or name of diuell that nigromants vse to call vpon.

Almadia,

a little boate, wherrie or cock∣boate.

Almen, Almeno,

at least.

Almicanthari,

the circles imagined, to passe through euery degree of the meri∣dian, paralell to the horizon vp to the zenith.

Almiraglio, Almirante,

an admirall of the seas.

Almocohol,

as Burra.

Almo,

high, omnipotent, life-giuer, su∣stainer, holie, faire, soueraigne. Also an alder tree. Also a foster father, ones nurces husband. Also nourishment.

Almoniaca,

an apricock plum.

Almucabala,

as Algebra.

Alno,

an aller or alder tree.

Alnonegro,

the blacke alder tree or su∣gerchest whereof some make arrowes.

Alocco,

an owle, or howlet. Also a sillie gull, or fond ninnie.

Aloè,

a bitter drug called aloes, whereof there be diuers sorts.

Aloetta,

a larke.

Alogía,

want of reason.

Alopecia,

the falling away or shedding of the haire through diseases.

Alopiare,

as Allopiare.

Al'opposito,

ouer-against, on the contra∣rie part.

Alosa,

a fish that killeth the tunnie to haue a vaine in his iawes. Also as Laccia.

Alosso,

an herbe which diers vse called madder.

Alospicchio del sole,

at the rising or peeping foorth of the sunne.

Alostendardo,

the name of a marche vp∣on the drum and trumpet.

Alpa, Arpa,

an instrument called a harpe.

Alpari,

alike, euen, hand to hand.

Alpe, Alpi,

the alpes or high mountaines.

Alpedica pernice,

a kinde of partridge breeding on mountaines.

Alpeggio andare,

at woorst, if the woorst fall out.

Alpestrezza,

craggednes, wildenes, rug∣gednes of hils.

Alpestre,

alpish, mountanous, craggie, wilde, rugged.

Alphi,

a kinde of vlceration. Also a mor∣phew or staining of the skin.

Alphitomantia,

diuination or witchcraft by corne.

Alpiè, Alpiede,

at the foote or below.

Alpisano,

borne and bred in the moun∣taines or alpes.

Alpiù,

at the most, to the vtmost.

Alpiu alpiù,

at the very most, at the vt∣most.

Alpossibile,

with the most, to the vtter∣most.

Alpostu••to,

altogither, with al possibility, with might and maine, to the vttermost of all notwithstanding any thing else.

Alpresente,

now, at this present.

Alquanti,

some, some few in number.

Alquanto,

some, somewhat in quantitie.

Alrado,

seldome times.

Alse,

did freeze for cold.

Alseréno,

in the cleere, in the open aire.

Alsi,

also, moreouer, eftsoone.

Altabasso,

a kind of wrought veluet with high and lowe worke. Also a kinde of musicall instrument with strings.

Altalena,

a kinde of fish or serpent.

Altana,

a bay window made out of the roofe of a house.

Altano,

a pleasant gale of winde blowing on the sea.

Altanto,

as much more.

Altardi,

late, lately, at last, lastly.

Altare,

an altar of a church. Also an oyle mill.

Altéa,

a kinde of herbe called Smallage.

Alteluogo,

in Latin Colophon.

Alterare,

to alter, to change, to remooue. Also to waxe angrie.

Alteratione,

alteration, change.

Altéramente,

proudly, stately, disdain∣fully, haughtily.

Altercare,

to contend, to chide, to brabble, to braute, to wrangle, to debate.

Altercatione,

a contention, a chiding, a wrangling, a brabling, a debate.

Altérezza,

haughtines, pride, statelines, disdainfulnes.

Altério, Alterigia,

as Alterezza.

Alternare,

to do by course or turne: to change or be inconstant.

Alternamente,

by turnes, by courses, in∣terchangeably.

Altèro,

haughtie, proud, stately, disdain∣full, high minded.

Altersi,

as Altresi.

Altezza,

height, highnes, deepenes. Also Altesse, a title giuen to Dukes.

Altezzoso,

as Altéro.

Altièramente,

as Altèramente.

Altièrezza,

as Altèrezza.

Altièro,

as Altèro.

Altimetria,

measuring of height or alti∣tude.

Altitonante,

high thundring.

Altitùdine,

as Altezza.

Alto,

high, eminent, loftie, deepe, profound. Also a treble in song and musicke.

is vsed for broad. As Pannoalto, broad cloth.

Alto,

high, eminent, loftie, deepe, profound. Also a treble in song and musicke.

is vsed for broad. As Pannoalto, broad cloth.

Altouolante,

high flying.

Altrabacche,

a kind of great cart, wagon, or such thing that will carrie much.

Altramente, Altrimente,

otherwise.

Altrauolta,

another time, at other times.

Altresi,

also, eke, eftsoones, moreouer, ouer and besides, likewise, withall, as well, as much besides.

Altretale,

of the selfesame qualitie, such another.

Altretanto,

as much more.

Altrice,

a nurse, one that nourisheth and maintaineth.

Altrilo,

the bird called a wren.

Altro,

other, another, ought else, any thing else, except.

Altroche,

except, sauing, reseruing, if not.

Altrocivuole,

something else is requi∣red.

Altronde,

from elsewhere, elsewhence.

Altroue,

elsewhere, somewhere else.

Altrui,

others, to others, of others, from others, other mens.

Altura,

height, altitude, depth.

Altutto,

wholy, altogither.

Aluala,

an acquittance, a bill, a schedule, a warrant, a ticket.

A Luca ti vidi,

those daies are past, ac∣quaintance is gone, I know you no more.

Aluéo,

a bee-hiue. Also a shelter, a couer or a roofe. The chanell of a riuer, the pipe of any conduit, a vaine in any body, a bathing tub: the bulke, belly or bottom of a ship.

Aluerde,

almost in the end: as we say, in the socket.

Aluiuo,

liuely, done or drawen to the life.

Alumare,

as Allumare.

Alume,

allome.

Alume di rocca,

roche allome.

Alungo andare,

as Allongoandare.

Alunno,

a nurse childe, a foster childe, a childe kept for Gods sake.

Aluo,

a womans wombe, a tombe or se∣pulcher: the bed or bottome of a riuer.

Alzana,

a crane to drawe or hoise vp any thing with: properly a halse or cable to draw a bote or ship withall.

Alzaniere,

a halsier or he that haleth a ship or barge by a rope: a halse or hal∣sier in a ship.

Alzare,

to aduance, to raise, to lift vp, to eleuate, to hoise vp, to heaue, to reare vp.

Alzare il fianco,

to fare well, to make good cheere, to haue the world at will. It is prouerbially vsed.

Alzare vela,

to hoise vp saile.

Amabile,

louing or to be beloued, amiable.

Amacco,

dog cheape, plentie, hold belly hold. Also scot free, at other mens charges.

Amadriadi,

nymphes of the woods.

Amainare,

to peece or patch a ship or a saile, to amaine.

Amalare,

to sicken, to fall sicke.

Amalato,

sicke or diseased.

Amalgame,

a kinde of drug that Alchi∣mistes vse.

Amano,

at hand, ready, ••y.

Aman amano,

in order, orderly, by and by, anon, presently.

Aman chitide,

a stone that coniurers vse to coniure vp infernall spirits.

Aman destra,

at the righthand.

Amandio,

a stone of diuers colours good against poison, which maketh him vi∣ctorious that weares it about him, and teacheth to interprete dreames or rid∣dles.

Amandolata,

a kinde of meate made of almonds or almond milke.

Aman gionte,

with ioyned or clasped hands, humbly.

Aman manca,

at the left hand.

Amannire, Amannito,

to seaze or lay hands on. Also to accomplish.

Amanpiene,

with full hands.

Aman salua,

safely, without danger.

Amantici rami,

shadie, shadowing or spreading boughes.

Amante,

a louer. Also louing.

Amantilla,

the herbe Valerian, Capons taile or Setwall.

Amantino,

as Amandio.

Aman vuote,

emptie handed.

Amanza,

a mans mistres, loue, sweet hart or beloued, a paramour.

Amarancino,

the name of a precious ointment.

Amaranto,

the herbe Maudlin: and also the Flower gentle.

Amaranto g••allo,

goldilocks, Gods flower or Gold-flower.

Amare,

to loue, to be in loue, to delight, to please, to like, to reioice.

Amareggiare,

to make or taste bitter. Also to grow or flowe to a sea.

Amarella,

the herbe Mugwort. Some take it for Feuerfew.

Amaretto,

bitterish, somewhat bitter.

Amarezza, Amaritudine,

bitternes.

Amaricino,

a kinde of precious ointment. Also somewhat bitter.

Amarine,

the first cheries that come, cal∣led so because they are something bit∣ter.

Amarire,

to make bitter.

Amaro,

bitter, tedious, sharpe, spitefull, curst, hard to be appeased, breame.

Amartora,

a beast called a Martin.

Amarulente,

bitter, spitefull, malitious.

Amarulentia,

bitternes, spitefulnes.

Amassa,

by heapes, gods plenty.

Amassare,

to heape vp.

Amatisto,

a precious stone called an A∣mathyste.

Amatore,

a louer, an amorous louing man.

Amatorio,

to be beloued or louing.

Amatrice,

a woman that loueth.

Amaturare,

to ripen, to grow ripe.

Amazzacchera,

as Amazzata.

Amazzare,

to kill, to slea, to slaughter, to quell, to murther.

Amazzamenti,

killings, slayings, slaugh∣trings, murthers.

Amazzata,

a fishing or angling rod. Also to be taken in a baite as fishes are. Also standing starke still as one key cold▪

Amba,

a fruite like an oliue but somthing bigger.

Ambage,

a reeling or dizines in the head. Also an ambiguitie, a compasse or cir∣cuite of wordes, that makes the sence doubtfull.

Ambágia,

noie, griefe, torment, vexati∣on, a lothsomnes, a dismaie, a swouning or qualme ouer the stomacke: an extasie or passion of the minde, a shortnes of ones breath.

Ambascia,

as Ambagia.

Ambasciadore, Ambasciatore,

an em∣bassador, a legaete, a messenger.

Ambasciare,

to grieue, to vexe, to tormēt, to fall into a swoune, to lose ones breath.

Ambasciata, Ambasciaria,

an embas∣sage, a message.

Ambassi,

ams ace, two aces at a cast at dice.

Ambastia,

as Ambagia.

Ambedue, Ambeduo,

both.

Ambi,

both.

Ambiare,

to amble, to pace it.

Ambiatura, Ambio,

an ambling pace.

Ambiguità,

ambiguitie, doubtfulnes, vn∣certaintie.

Ambiguo,

ambiguous, vncertaine, doubt∣full.

Ambio,

an ambling pace.

Ambire, Ambisco, Ambíto,

to aspire, to compas or seeke after with ambition.

Ambitione,

ambition, an immoderate desire, a circuit or compassing.

Ambitioso,

ambitious, very desirous of honour.

Ambito,

a circle, an ambition, a compas, an vnlawfull suite for offices.

Ambligonio,

blunt cornered.

Ambo,

both.

Ambodestro,

that hath the vse of both hands alike.

Ambra, Ambre, Ambro,

amber such as they make beads with. Also amber∣greece. Also the sperme of a whale fish called Parmacetie.

Ambracane,

amber greece.

Ambracani,

pomanders made of amber greece.

Ambragatta,

ambergreece.

Ambragialla,

yellow or stone amber.

Ambrici,

tiles laid ouerthwart betweene other tiles.

Ambrogino,

a kinde of coyne in Italie.

Ambrósia,

ambrosia, a meat that the gods are said to feede vpon. Also an herbe called Oke of Ierusalem, or of Cappa∣docia.

Ambrosine,

a kinde of almond so called. Also Dandelion, Priests crown, Swines snout, Monks head or Dogs teeth.

Ambubeia,

a kinde of herbe.

Amé,

as Amen, to me.

Ambulatione,

a walking, a walking place, a gallerie, an alley.

Ameda, Amita,

an aunt.

Amello,

a kinde of weede growing in the water.

Amèn, Amèno,

at least, within lesse or within a little.

Amen,

amen, so be it.

Amenadito,

at fingers end, by rote, by hart, perfectly.

Amenare,

to leade, to bring, to direct.

Amenazampetto,

as Amenadito.

Amenazzare,

to driue, to droue or bring cattell into droues: to threaten.

Amenda,

amends or satisfaction, a cor∣rection.

Amendare,

to amend, to correct, to re∣dresse.

Amendola,

an almond.

Amendolo,

an almond tree.

Amendua, Amendue, Amendui, A∣menduo,

both, both togither.

Amenduni,

idem.

Amenità,

pleasance, pleasantnes or de∣lightsomnes to the eie.

Ameno,

pleasant, faire, delightsome to the eie or in situation.

Amente,

by rote, by hart. Imparar a¦mente, to learne by rote.

Amerochita,

a fish called in Latine No∣tola.

Ametistino,

an amathist. Also an azure or violet colour that painters vse.

Ametisto,

as Amatisto.

Amfodillo,

the Affodill or Daffodill f••ower.

Amia,

a fish like a Tunie but hath no scales, which hauing swallowed the hooke, nibleth the line in sunder, and so freeth himselfe.

Amiamo,

a kinde of stone so soft that it is both spun and wouen into cloth, which like Salamander will endure the fire: in such were the Egyptians wont to wrap their kings being dead, that so they might burne them and keepe the ashes of them.

Amfisbena,

as Anfisbena.

Amfiscij,

as Amphiscij.

Amianto,

as Amiamo.

Amica,

a she friend, a louer, a paramour, a concubine, a leman.

Amicabile,

amiable, friendly, kinde, lo∣uing.

Amicare,

to make or become a friend. Also to crum or crumble.

Amicheuole,

friendly, louing, kinde.

Amicitia,

friendship, good will, good fel∣lowship amitie, friendlines.

Amico,

a friend, a louer, a paramour, a make fauorable, propice.

Amida,

an aunt.

Amidare,

to starch.

Amido,

starch. Also a kinde of graine or rise.

Aminuto,

by retaile, by small peeces, di∣stinctly, seuerally, smally.

Amir,

a kinde of drug or fruit comming from India.

Amissione,

a losse or leesing.

Amistá,

as Amicitia.

Amita,

an aunt.

Amitare,

to starch.

Amito,

starch.

Amitarrice,

a starcher.

Amma,

a lath or thin small boord.

Ammaccare,

to bruise, to breake or frush togither.

Ammaccatura,

a bruise, a bruising, a frushing together.

Ammacchiare,

as Macchiare.

Ammaestrare,

to teach, to instruct.

Ammaestramento,

a teaching or instru∣ction.

Ammaestreuole,

cunning, skilfull, able to teach or to be taught.

Ammagliare,

to waste, to destroy, to bruise, to breake, to clatter, to frush, to hauocke. Also to charme or bewitch.

Ammagrire,

to make or become leane, to to take downe ones fat.

Ammaliare,

to charme, to bewitch, to be∣sot, to forespeake.

Ammanire,

to prepare or make readie to ones hande.

Ammannare,

to prepare, to deck, to set in order, to set foorth. Also to gather togi∣ther by handfuls as gleaners do corne.

Ammantare,

to cloke, to enmantle, to en∣robe, to decke, to couer.

Ammantellare,

as Ammantare.

Ammantino,

a kinde of precious stone of many colours.

Ammanto,

as Manto.

Ammarcire,

as Marcire.

Ammareggiare,

as Amareggiare.

Ammaricare,

as Ramaricare.

Ammarire,

to make bitter.

Ammartellare,

to hammer, to forge, to beate, to stampe, to appassionate with ielousie.

Ammartellato,

one that is passionated with loue or ielousie. Also forged or hammered.

Ammascarare,

as Mascherare.

Ammasciare,

as Ammassare.

Ammassare,

to gather, to heape, to huddle vp, to make solide, massie or stiffe.

Ammassicchiare,

as Ammassare.

Ammassicciare,

as Ammassare, but properly to harden, enure, or accustome himselfe to endure all hardnes, to becom, grow or make massie or tough.

Ammasso,

a heape, a masse, a huddle, a gathering.

Ammattonare,

as Mattonare.

Ammattonato,

as Mattonato.

Ammattire,

to become foolish or mad.

Ammazzare,

as Amazzare.

Ammazzamenti,

as Amazzamenti.

Ammazzata, Ammazzacchera,

as Amazzata.

Ammazzatore,

a killer.

Ammè,

as Amen.

Ammelato,

a bright dun colour of a horse.

Ammenda, Ammendamento, Am∣mendatione,

amends, amendment, sa∣tisfaction.

Ammendare,

as Emendare.

Ammentare,

to remember, to call to minde, to mention, to name, to ming.

Amméttere, Ammétto, Ammisi, Am∣messo,

to admit, to auowe, to allowe.

Ammessione,

an admission, an allowing.

Ammi,

the herbe Ammie, Ameos, herbe William, bulwoort or bishops weede.

Ammicare,

to marke, to note, to point at, to glance at, to nod at, to becken or make signes at any thing, namely with win∣king of the eies.

Ammiccare,

as Ammicare.

Amminiculo,

any kinde of helpe, fur∣therance, aide, or assistance.

Amministrare,

to administer.

Amministratione,

administration.

Amministratore,

an administrator.

Ammirabile,

admirable, wondrous.

Ammiraglio,

an admirall of the sea.

Ammirando,

as Ammirabile.

Ammirare,

to admire, to wonder at.

Ammiratione,

admiration, wondermēt.

Ammiratiuo,

admirable, wondrous.

Ammirante,

an admirall of the seas.

Ammissario,

a stallion horse.

Ammissibile,

that mayor or is woorthie to be admitted.

Ammogliare,

to wiue, to wed, to marrie.

Ammogliamento,

a marriage, a wed∣ding.

Ammollare,

as Ammolire.

Ammollire, Ammollito,

to mollifie, to soften, to appease, to steepe in water.

Ammoniaco,

a iuice or gum that com∣meth of an herbe called Agasilli.

Ammonimento,

as Ammonitione.

Ammonire,

to warne, to admonish.

Ammonitione,

warning or admonition.

Ammonitore,

an admonisher.

Ammontare,

to heape vp, to cocke as they do hay, to amount.

Ammontonare,

as Ammontare.

Ammorbare,

to infect or make contagi∣ous, to fester.

Ammorbidare,

to soften, to mollifie, to smooth.

Ammorbidire,

as Ammorbidare.

Ammorciare,

to quench, to extinguish.

Ammortare,

to drawe towards death, to quench, to extinguish.

Ammorzare,

as Ammorciare.

Ammostare,

to make muste or new wine.

Ammucchiare,

to heape vp, to cocke into heapes or cocks as hay is, to hoord vp, to muzzell.

Ammuffare,

to growe mustie, to dance, to leape, to skip, to excell: to peepe foorth.

Ammurcare,

to calke a ship. Also to snort.

Ammusare,

to roote as a pig, to busse, to breake: to snout, to bill: to muse.

Ammutire,

to become or make dumbe or silent, to put to silence.

Ammutinare,

to mutinie, to seduce, to rebell.

Ammutinamento,

a mutinie, an insur∣rection, a rebellion.

Ammutolire,

as Ammutire.

Amnestia,

forgetfulnes of things past.

Amo,

a fishing hooke.

Amomeglio,

I would rather, I had ra∣ther.

Amomo,

a sweete-smelling shrub in Ar∣menia with leaues like the vine, called our Ladies Rose, or the Rose of Ierusa∣lem, or garden Pepper.

Amonte,

to swig or deale againe at cards.

Amoraccio,

filthie loue or lust.

Amore,

loue, fauour, grace, desire, lust, affection, sake.

Amore dei,

gratis, for Gods sake.

Amor d'hortolano,

Goosegrasse, Goose∣share, Cleuer or Cleuergrasse.

Amoreggiare,

to play the wanton, to make loue, to court with lust.

Amoretto,

an amoret, a little loue, a wan∣ton, a paramour.

Amoreuole,

louing, courteous, kinde, gentle, affable.

Amoreuolezza,

louingnes, kindnes, cur∣tesie, affabilitie.

Amorosa, Amoroso,

a louer, a para∣mour, a fauorite, a loue: amorous.

Amorosanza, Amorosità,

amorousnes, louingnes.

Amortare,

as Ammortare.

Amorte,

to the death, mortally.

Amoscire, Amoscito,

to wither, to en∣feeble, to droope, to quaile, to fade, to faint, to faile.

Amostante,

a chiefe, a ringleader, a chieftaine.

Amotto amotto,

verbatim, worde by worde.

Ampaludare,

as Impaludare.

Amparare,

to learne.

Ampelite,

a kinde of earth in Syria good to kill woormes, rubbing the veines with it.

Amperlo,

the white thorne or Hawthorne tree. Also a Berberie tree.

Amphesibena,

as Anfisbena.

Amphibio,

that liueth as well on water as on land.

Amphitrite

hath been vsed for the sea, the maine Ocean or watrie kingdome.

Amphibraco,

a foote of a verse, hauing the first and third syllable short and the middle long.

Amphicirto,

the state of the moone not yet come to the halfe compasse bending and crooked on both sides.

Amphideo,

the head of the wombes mouth.

Amphimacro,

a kinde of lasciuious verse vsed at wanton weddings.

Amphibologia,

an equiuocation or doubtfull meaning.

Amphibologico,

equiuocall, ambigu∣ous, or doubtfull.

Amphiscij,

those that haue their shadows cast on both sides of them, as those that dwell within the fieri zone whose sha∣dowes sometimes go north and somtime south.

Amphisbena,

as Anfisbena.

Amphiteatro,

an amphitheatre.

Amphodillo,

the daffodill flower.

Ampiare,

to amplifie, to enlarge.

Ampiezza,

amplenes, largenes, scope.

Ampio,

ample, large, scopefull, great.

Ampleare,

as Ampia••e.

Amplessi,

embracements, louings, fauors, clippings, collings.

Ampliare,

as Ampiare.

Ampliatione,

as Ampiezza.

Amplo,

as Ampio.

Amplificare,

to amplifie, to enlarge, to augment.

Amplificatione,

an amplification, an en∣larging, an encrease.

Amplitudine,

largenes, greatnes, aucto∣ritie, dignitie, or spreading power.

Ampolla,

a thin violl glasse.

Ampollose parole,

words that be windle without substance or matter, puft words.

Ampollosamente,

foolishly, vainglori∣ously, boastingly, puffingly.

Ampolluzza,

a little violl glasse.

Amucchiare,

as Ammontare.

Amucchio,

by heapes, by huddles, by the great.

Amuda a muda,

by turnes, by courses, by changes.

Amuta a muta,

idem.

Amutata,

an entermewed hauke.

Amutire,

as Ammutire.

An?

how? ah? what? quoth you?

Ana,

a worde vsed by phisitions in their receipts signifieng of ech a like in quan∣titie.

Anabattista,

an anabaptist.

Anacangris paschi,

a birde in India whose dung is as sweete in smell as am∣bergreece.

Anaccare,

to share or diuide in rogues language.

Anacardio,

a tree in India that hath a fruite like the hart of a bird, and yeeld∣eth a iuice red like bloud: and out of the fruite proceedeth a kinde of honie that exulcerateth where it toucheth.

Anacapsirote,

an herbe which will make one remember old forgotten loue.

Anachite,

a stone good against poison and madnes: some take it for a dia∣mond.

Anacrisi,

an examination of a matter.

Anacreontici,

a kinde of verses that Anacreon deuised.

Anacithido,

as Amanchitide.

Anadiplossia,

doubling of words.

Anadrotti,

yoong ducks, or ducklings.

Anaffiare,

to water or sprinckle with water.

Anagallide,

sea purslaine or brookelime.

Anagallo,

as Anagallide.

Anagiri,

an herbe faire to the eie but stinking, beane trifoile.

Anagogia,

the high and subtill vnder∣standing of the scriptures or other things.

Anagógica strada,

a way leading in and out, heere and there.

Anagógico,

full of high and mysterious vnderstanding.

Analesía,

a disease taking away the sen∣ces from all parts of the head.

Analisi,

resolution.

Analogía,

proportion, conueniencie.

Análogo,

an answering in proportion.

Anapestici,

a kinde of verse hauing the first syllable short and the two last long.

Anaphóra,

an ascension of the planets from the east by daily course of the fir∣mament. Also a figure called repeti∣tion.

Anapolitanata riuerenza,

a neapolita∣nized, lowting curtzie.

Anarancio,

an orenge tree or fruite.

Anarchia,

a kinde of confused licentious common wealth.

Anarco,

without a prince or beginning.

Anasarca,

a dropsie ouer the whole body.

Anasare,

to smell or sent.

Anaspamento,

a reeling, a winding.

Anaspare,

to reele or winde vp yarne.

Anastomosi,

a coniunction of two veines in one, or of an arterie and a veine. Al∣so bleeding by a broken veine.

Anatomia,

an anatomie.

Anatomista,

an anatomist.

Anatomizzare,

to anatomize.

Anatra,

a ducke or mallarde.

Anatrario,

a kinde of kite or hauke that kils ducks.

Anca,

a hanch or hip of a mans bodie. Al∣so the ankle bone.

Ancarella,

a tripping or hopping. Also a little hanch.

Ancella,

a maiden seruant or waiting woman.

Ancheggiare,

is when a horse doth cor∣uet with a quicke time, carying himself altogither vpon his hanches.

Anche,

also, moreouer, besides, yet, again, a new, withall, to, eeke.

Anchioue,

a little fish called Anchoues.

Anchiroide,

the interior processes of the shoulder blade.

Anciana,

as Alzana.

Anciano,

as Anziano.

Ancidare,

to kill, to slea.

Ancídere, Ancído, Ancisi, Anciso,

to kill, to slaie.

Ancile,

a short shield, buckler, or skut∣cheon.

Ancilla,

as Ancella.

Ancinelli,

little hookes and claspes. Also little crookes.

Ancino dipesce,

a fish hooke.

Ancioue,

as Anchioue.

Ancipite,

cutting, sharpe, keene.

Anclude,

a fish called a pilchard or a sperlin.

Anco,

as Anche. Also a kinde of great waight vsed in Italy. Also some part of a cart.

Ancó,

this day, to day.

Ancóra,

as Anche.

Ancora,

an anchor for a ship.

Ancòra ancòra,

yet, as yet, also, moreo∣uer, eftsoones.

Ancòrache, Ancorche,

howbeit, al∣beit.

Ancoraio,

an anchor master or an anchor maker.

Ancorare,

to anchor or cast anchor.

Ancroia,

a iade, an old filthie whoore, a common stale rampe.

Ancude, Ancudine,

an anuill.

Ancuò,

this day, to day.

Ancusa,

a kinde of pricking weede.

Andare,

to go, to walke, to march, to pace, to proceede, to depart, to wend.

Andamenti,

goings, walkings, procee∣dings, behauiours.

Andanti,

trauellers, wayfaring men.

Andata,

a going, a walking, a proceeding, a departure, a voyage.

Andar'amonte,

to swig or deale againe at cardes.

Andar'alla caccia, acaccia,

to goe a hunting, a chasing, a coursing, a hauking or fowling.

Andar alla crocciata,

to go to the crosse or to torments.

Andar'alla mazza,

to go to be killed, to go to the slaughter.

Andar'al bosco,

to go to the weed: to take the diet drinke.

Andar'a seconda,

to follow the tide, to second or sooth one.

Andar'a fila,

to go or march in rankes or files.

Andar'a onde,

to go reeling, to stagger.

Andar'a scosse,

to go reeling like a drun∣ken man.

Andar'ripoere,

to go put vp 〈…〉〈…〉.

Andar'a gala,

to flote vp and downe the water: to run a drift.

Andar'aione,

to go idly gaping vp and downe loosing of time.

Andar'a ruba,

to go a freebooting, to go a bootehaling.

Andar'a contrafar'i morti,

to goe to sleepe.

Andar'a vanga,

to fadge, to prosper with, to go as one would haue it.

Andar a saccomanno,

to go a freeboo∣ting: to be ransacked.

Andar carpone,

to go creeping.

Andar a pisciare,

a game at cardes so called.

Andar'in cornouaglia senza barca,

to be made a cuckold, to be cuckolded.

Andar'in corso,

to go a rouing, a shifting, a robbing or a freebooting.

Andar'in sincopi,

to swoune or fall in a traunce.

Andar di palo in frasca,

to go from one matter to another.

Andar tentone,

to go groping, fumbling or feeling in the darke.

Andar in barberia,

to go and be cured or laide of the pocks.

Andar doue vannoi sauij e'matti,

to 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 com∣mon 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 tor∣mented.

Andar in piccardia,

to go to be hanged.

Andar palpegone,

to go groping or fum∣bling in the darke.

Andar a spasso,

to go a solacing, a wal∣king 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 go∣ing, 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 fe∣male, 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 ada∣mant doth iron.

Androna,

an alley, a narrow lane, a pri∣uie, a sinke, a sew or draught for water. Also a chamber for houshold men ser∣uants: 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: loy∣trings.

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 imposi∣tions.

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 vex∣eth or grieueth.

Angelica,

the herbe Angelica. Also an∣gell-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 ma∣ny windings.

Angoella,

as Anguello.

Angolare, Angulare,

hauing corners.

Angolo,

as Angione.

Angoloso,

full of corners, nookes or an∣gles.

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 Atha∣rina 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 Pom∣pilion.

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 brea∣thing 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.

Animadu••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 brea∣thing or vitall part of any body.

Animale sentacchio,

a sitting, squat∣ting, 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 spi∣rit, wit or hardines.

Animoso,

couragious, hardie, bold, ad∣uenturous, valorous, stout.

Animosità,

courage, hardines, bouldnes, valour, stoutnes.

Animuccia,

a little, poore, sillie, wret∣ched soule.

Aniso, Anisi,

the herbe or seede Anise.

Anitra,

a ducke, a drake, a mallard, a wi∣gin. 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 smel∣ling, 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 in∣to rings.

Annella,

rings.

Annellati crini,

curled or frislled haires.

Annelleti,

little rings, little rings in the mouth of a bit.

Annello,

any kind of ring.

Annerare,

to darken, to make blacke.

Annerire,

as Annerare.

Annessare,

to annex or ad vnto.

Annesso,

annexed or added vnto. Also a tying or ioyning vnto.

Annestare,

to engraffe, to insert.

Anni,

yeeres.

Annicchiare,

to neighe or braie as some horses do either for ioy or when they encounter another horse or mare. Also as Ranicchiare.

Annichilare,

as Annullare.

Annicolo,

a yeereling, of one yeere, one yeere old.

Annidare, Annidiare,

as Anidare.

Annido,

shelter, lodging, rest, dwelling, a shrowde, a nest.

Anniegare,

to drowne, or be drowned.

Annighitire,

as Impigrite.

Annitrire,

to neigh as a horse.

Anniuersario,

from yeere to yeere, once a yeere, done euery yeere at a certaine time.

Anno,

a yeere, twelue moneths.

Annobilire,

to ennoble, to nobilitate.

Annobilitare,

as Annobilire.

Annodare,

to knot, to tie or binde in knots.

Annoia,

tediousnes, annoy, lothsomnes, annoiance.

Annoiare,

to annoy, to vexe, to molest.

Annolare,

as Nolare.

Annolino,

a bird so called, as Annicolo

Annona,

prouision of corne, and all ma∣ner of sustenance and other necessa∣ries.

Annoso,

full of yeeres, aged, old.

Annotare,

to note or to marke.

Annottare,

to darken or grow night.

Annouerare,

to number, to tell, to count, to reckon.

Annullare,

to disannull, to cancell, to make voide, to frustrate.

Annullatione,

a cancelling, a disanul∣ling.

Annumerare,

as Annouerare.

Annuntiare,

to pronounce, to denounce or do in message vnto.

Annuntiata, Annuntiatione,

the an∣nuntiation or salutation day, our ladie day in lent.

Annuntiatore,

a pronouncer, a denoun∣cer, a messenger.

Annuntio,

a message or embassage.

Ano,

an arse or hum.

Anodide,

a kinde of herbe.

Anodini,

medicines which prouoking sleepe do put away paines and griefes.

Anolare,

to hire as a horse or a ship.

Anomali,

out of rule, irregular, inequall.

Anona,

at high noone, about midday.

Anormale,

without rule or order.

Anotare,

to note, to marke, to recorde.

Anotatione,

an annotation.

Anphiscij,

as Amphiscij.

Ansare,

to breathe, to pant, to gaspe, to la∣bour, to toile, to moyle: to long, to de∣sire, to carke, to care, till one be out of breath.

Ansatio,

a disease in a horse: a shortnes of breath.

Ansciare,

as Ansare.

Ansero,

a goose, a gander, a gosline.

Ansia,

as Ansieta.

Ansiare,

as Ansare.

Ansietá,

curiositie, longing, desire, thought, anguish, sorrow, care, toile.

Ansima,

a birde that braieth like an asse and hath three feathers in his wings like hornes, and one on his head with which he defendeth himselfe from wilde beasts, for he is so heauie and great that he cannot flie.

Ansio, Anscio,

as Ansioso.

Ansioso,

curious, carefull, sorrowfull, longing, desirous, toilesome, tedious.

Anta,

an addition to euery tenth number aboue thirtie, as Quaranta, as we saie she is in hir teenes.

Antano,

some take it to be a kind of wood or borne.

Antartico,

the antartike pole.

Ante,

before, rather, soo••. Also a wilde beast in India as big as an asse with round eares with the neather lip like a trumpet neuer going but by night.

Antecedente,

antecedent, going before.

Antecédere,

to go or take place before.

Antecedentia,

antecedencie, precedencie, superioritie.

Antecessore,

a predecessor, a forefather.

Antecóre,

a griping or pinching at the

Antelaus,

a monstrous beast with great hornes, and so sharpe that it will sawe and cut downe any tree with them.

Antelucano,

before breake of day.

Anteméttere, metto, misi, messo,

to pre∣fer or put before.

Anten••scere, nasco, nacqui, nato,

to be borne before.

Antenati,

predecessors, forefathers, pro∣genitors, ancestors or elders.

Antenna,

the maine yard or saile yarde of a ship, a pole, a perch or stake, a staffe.

Antenoti,

as Pederetti.

Antepasto,

as Antipasto.

Antephitheatro,

an amphitheater.

Antepónere, pongo, posi, posto,

to pre∣fer, to set or put before.

Antepenultimo,

the last sauing two.

Anteriore,

former or foregoing.

Anthema,

an anthem in a church.

Anthia, Anthea,

as Antia.

Anti,

a word much vsed in composition be∣fore other words, signifying contrarie∣tie or against.

Antia,

a kind of broad flat fish very wary and subtill.

Antianita,

eldership, ancientnes, senio∣ritie.

Antiano,

elder, ancient, senior, an alder∣man.

Antibachio,

a foote of a verse of three syllables, whereof the two first are long, and the last short.

Antica,

that part which is towarde the east.

Anticamente,

anciently, of old, of yore.

Anticamera,

an outward or forecham∣ber.

Anticaglie,

antiquities, old monuments, ancient reliques.

Anticápere,

as Anticipare.

Anticare,

to make ancient, to settle or take roote in a place.

Anticato,

setled, rooted, antiquated.

Anticatoni,

bookes which Caesar wrote against Cato.

Anticaio,

an antiquarie.

Anticategoria,

pleading when one accu∣seth the other.

Antichi,

elders, ancestors, predecessors, progenitors, forefathers.

Antichità,

antiquitie, ancientnes, age,

Antichristo,

antichrist, contrarie to Christ.

Anticipare,

to preuent, to supplant, to an∣ticipate.

Anticipatione,

anticipation, preuention, supplanting.

Anticipatore,

a preuenter, a supplanter.

Antico,

ancient, senior, anticke, old, stale.

Anticoli,

as Antiesi.

Anticuore,

as Antecóre.

Antidoto,

an antidote or remedie for poison.

Antiesi,

those that dwell vnder one halfe meridian and parallel of like distance from the Equator, the one northwarde, the other southward.

Antifana,

an antheme in the church.

Antifate,

a kinde of blacke stone.

Antifrasi,

a figure where a word hath a contrarie meaning.

Antiguardia,

a vantgarde, a forewarde, a vawarde.

Antillida,

an herbe whereof there be two kindes something like vnto Lentils.

Antilogia,

contradiction or gainsaying.

Antimonio,

a minerall called Stibium or Antimonium.

Antinomia,

a repugnance betweene two lawes.

Antipasto,

any thing that is eaten or ser∣ued in first at a table. Quelquechoses to prouoke appetite. Also a kinde of verse or rime.

Antipate,

a kinde of blacke stone.

Antipathia,

a contrarietie in naturall qualities.

Antiperistasia,

a repulsion on euery part, whereby any thing is made more strong in it selfe, by the restraining of the con∣trarie.

Antipetto,

a stomacher. Also a disease or swelling in a horses breast.

Antipodi,

the antipodes that be vnder vs.

Antiporto,

a portall or porch before a doore.

Antiquare,

as Anticare.

Antiquato,

as Anticato.

Antiquario,

an antiquarie.

Antiquaglie,

as Anticaglie.

Antiquita,

as Antichità.

Antiquo,

as Antico.

Antiracino,

as Antracino.

Antirrino,

a kinde of herbe which a scor∣pion seeing he loseth his venome and be∣commeth senselesse.

Antisapére,

to foreknowe, to knowe be∣fore.

Antispasi,

a turning to the contrary way.

Antispodij,

in latin Antispoda: some kinde of phisicke.

Antista,

a prelate or religious man, a chief ruler, one that excelleth others.

Antistite,

a president ouer sacred things, as Antista.

Antithesi,

a figure in rhetorike opposing one contrarie against another contra∣rie.

Antitosi,

a figure when one case is put for another.

Antiuedere, veggo, vidi, veduto,

to fores••e.

Antoeci,

as Antiesi.

Anthora,

the yellowe helmet flower, or munkes-hood.

Antro,

a caue, a den, a hole, a grot, a ca∣uerne.

Antracino,

blacke as a cole, coleblacke.

Antracitide,

a precious stone wherein seeme to be sparkes of fire, cast water in it, it kindleth, put in the fire and it quencheth.

Antropófago,

a deuourer or eater of men.

Anulare,

the little finger.

Anza,

a kinde of water snake.

Anzare,

as Ansare.

Anzi,

rather, sooner, but.

Anziano,

an ancient, an elder, a chiefe, a magistrate, an alderman, a senior, a prior.

Anziche,

rather then, sooner then.

Anziche nò,

rather, rather yea then no.

Anzi piu,

rather more.

Anzolo,

the part of the bell whereto the clapper hangeth.

Aogni guisa,

howsoeuer, euery way, euery maner of way.

Aogni patto,

as Aogni guisa.

Aombrare,

to ouershadow, to obscure, to shadow, to start as a horse.

Aoncia,

by ounces, by retaile.

Aondare,

to waue as the sea doth.

Aonde,

made wauing, wauie, to go stag∣gering, reeling or indenture wise.

Aonghiare,

to tip with horne as a naile Also to catch with ones nailes.

Aornello,

a kinde of wilde ash tree with broade leaues.

Aorta,

the chiefest arterie in any creature the roote, whereof is fastned to the gri∣stle bone which is in the hart, it is called the mother of all arteries.

Aorza,

sailing with a quarter winde, as mariners say.

Aorzare,

to saile with a quarter winde.

Aotto,

put to any day maketh come sea∣uen-night, as Lunedi a otto, a mon∣day come seauen-night.

Aparare,

as Apparare.

Apanciolle,

merily, carelesly, without care or thought, hold belly hold.

Apar'a paro,

hand to hand, euen hand.

Aparo,

equally. Also as Aparuolo.

Aparuolo,

a birde in colour greene with red feathers in his wings who feedeth vpon bees and flies. Also one that keep∣eth bees.

Aparte,

seuerally, apart, from others.

Aparte aparte,

part by part, seuerally.

Apartare,

as Appartare.

Apartenére,

as Appartenére.

Apartenente,

as Appartenente.

Apartenentia,

as Appartenenza.

Apartito,

put to voices, in doubt.

Apasso,

by paces, by steps.

Ape, Api,

a bee or bees.

Apeggio,

at the woorst, to the woorst.

Apelo,

by the haire, iust, iumpe, pat, euen, barely, poorely, mincingly.

Apena,

scarcely, hardly, scantly, scant, vp∣on paine or forfeiture, vnnethes.

Apenello,

curiously, perfectly, exquisite∣ly, by line and measure, done with a pensill.

Aperitiuo,

opening, soluble.

Aperire,

to open, to set open, to declare, to reueale.

Aperto,

open, opened. Also a man that is burst.

in respect, in comparison, in re∣garde. Also a pursines or shortnes of breath.

Apertura, Apertimento,

an opening, an ouerture, a gap, a breach made by as∣sault. Also a leake in a ship. Also a bur∣sting of a mans cods.

Apétere,

to wish, to couet, to desire or haue an appetite vnto, to long for.

Apetibile,

to be wished or longed for, longing, wishing for.

Apetire,

as Apétere.

Apetitéuole,

as Apetitiuo.

Apetito,

a stomacke or appetite. Also desi∣red, wished, coueted, longed for.

Apetitiuo,

sauourie in taste, hauing a good appetite.

Apetitiuamente,

hungerly, with a good appetite.

Apetitoso,

as Apetitiuo.

Apettare,

when a horse doth carie his head so lowe that hee doth touch his breast with it.

Aperto,

open, opened. Also a man that is burst.

in respect, in comparison, in re∣garde. Also a pursines or shortnes of breath.

Apezza,

for a wh••••, a while since, not long since.

Apezzo,

by peeces.

Apezzo apezzo,

peece by peece.

Aphorismo,

a briefe sentence or a docu∣ment.

Apiacère,

as Piacere.

Apiaria,

the trade of keeping of bees and making of home, or a place where bees are kept.

Apiastra,

a birde called a Moodwall that destroieth bees.

Apiastro,

the herbe baulme or baulme gentle.

Apibúe,

a strange beast of some pagans heeretofore deemed a prophet and ado∣red as a God.

Apice,

a teg or a sheepe with a little head and little wooll. Also a foote stoole, a place where one setteth his foote.

Apiè, apiedi,

at the foote. Also a foote or on foote.

Apieno,

fully, at full.

Apieno popolo,

before the people, in viewe of all men.

Apigionare,

to farme, to rent, to demise.

Apigione,

at rent, in farme, to hire.

Apihuolo,

a nickname for a sillie foolish noddie.

Apilottare,

as Appilottare.

Apio,

as Appio.

Apiolo.

Looke Pomo apiolo.

Apiombino,

perfectly, by line, square, and measure.

Apiombo,

plump downe, downe right, eeuen or leuell.

Apiu modi,

many maner of waies.

Apisso,

a blacke stone pointed with blew vaines, which being once heated with fire remaineth hot seauen daies after.

Apiupotére,

with might and maine, to the vtmost of ones power.

Apláudere, Aplauso,

as Appláudere.

Apocalissi,

a reuelation or a vision.

Apocino,

a kinde of herbe or weede.

Apóco,

within a little, by little.

Apoco apóco,

by little and little.

Apócopa,

an abridging of the last letter or syllable of a word.

Apocopare,

to cut off the last syllable or letter of a word.

Apocrifa,

a thing hid, the originall wher∣of is not knowne.

Apogei,

windes rising out of the ground.

Apogeo,

that point of heauen wherein the sunne or any other planet is far∣thest from the centre of the earth.

Apoglicarni,

a disease in the gums of the teeth.

Apógrafo,

a copie, an extract, a draught.

Apologia,

an excuse, an apologie, a de∣fence, a purgation.

Apólogo,

a tale or fable, teaching lessons for life and manners.

Apóna,

a medicine helping without pain.

Apophiade,

certaine strings hanging to the entrailes.

Apophisi,

that part of a bone which the Anatomists call the processes.

Apoplessia,

an apoplexie, which is a dis∣ease that taketh away moouing, brea∣thing and feeling, an vnsensiblenes or a numnes.

Apopletico,

one subiect to the apoplexie.

Apoplética vena,

the name of a vaine.

Aporogie,

certaine impressions in the aire, falling or shooting of stars.

Apossessionare,

as Appossessionare.

Apósta,

for the nonce, of purpose, expres∣lie, wittingly, voluntarily.

Apostare,

as Appostare.

Apostasia,

an apostasie or abiuring of ones religion.

Apóstata,

a renouncer or abiurer of his religion.

Apostatare,

to renounce and abiure ones vowed religion.

Apostéma,

an impostume.

Apostemare,

to grow to an impostume.

Aposteparnismo,

a cutting awaie of a bone with a wounde.

Aposticciare,

to make by art, to worke by the hand any thing, to imitate na∣ture.

Aposticcio,

made by art or wrought by the hand, counterfait.

Apostolato,

an apostleship.

Apostólico,

apostle-like, apostolicall.

Apóstolo,

an apostle.

Apóstrofe,

a signe denoting the taking away of the last letter of a worde. Al∣so a figure in speech, as when one con∣uerte•••• his speech from one partie to another, as from the present to the ab∣sent.

Apotegma,

a short, wittie, and quicke sentence.

Apotelesma,

a declaration of the signifi∣cation of stars at ones natiuitie, a cal∣culation of ones natiuitie.

Apotheosi,

a consecration or dedication, a canonization.

Apotosi,

a disease when the haires about one fall and shed.

Appagare,

to satisfie, to appaie.

Appago,

appaid, satisfied.

Appaiare,

to couple, to paire, or yoke to∣gither.

Appalesare,

to reueale, to manifest.

Appaltare,

to set to farme, to hire, to farme, to rent, to demise.

Appaltatore,

a hucster, a retailer, a ren∣ter, a tenant, or farmer of any thing.

Appaltaruolo,

as Appaltatore.

Appalto,

a see farme, a demise.

Appamondo,

the map or type of the world.

Appannare,

to hide, to couer, to close, to hoodwinke, to stop or dim or bleare the light.

Appannate,

drawing board windowes.

Appannatotto,

fast, plumbe, pampred, fat, well fed, in good plight.

Apparare,

as Apparecchiare, to learn.

Apparato,

a preparation, a garnishment.

Apparecchiare,

to prepare, or set in or∣der, to couer or lay the boord, to dight.

Apparecchio, Apparecchiamento,

as Apparato.

Appareggiare,

to compare, to match, to equall. Also as Apparecchiare.

Apparére,

as Apparire.

Apparente,

as Appariscente.

Apparentare,

to ally or become kinsmen, to marrie togither.

Apparenza,

as Appariscenza.

Apparimento,

as Apparitione.

Appariscente,

appeering or comely, seem∣ly, woorth the seeing, of a good presence.

Appariscenza,

comelines, seemelines, ap∣parance, an apparition, a shewe, an ap∣pearing, an illusion.

Apparire, Appaio, Apparso,

to appeere or come in sight, to seeme.

Apparitione,

as Appariscenza.

Apparitore,

an officer called an appari∣tor or paritor, a sumner, a beadle, a catchpole.

Apparitoria,

herbe pellitory of the wall.

Apparsione,

as Appariscenza.

Appartamento,

a diuidence, a separation, a seuerall part, a partition.

Appartare,

to part, to diuide, to sunder, to share.

Appartatamente,

seuerally, apart.

Appartato,

parted, diuided, apart, seue∣rall, a sunder.

Appartenére,

to appertain or belong vnto.

Appartenente,

appertaining, belonging.

Appartenenza,

an appurtenance.

Appastare,

to kneade paste, to make paste, to bepaste. Also to soften, to cram, to feed, to mew, to fatten: to bait a booke: to lay in paste.

Appatumare,

to reconcile and appease, to pacifie.

Appellare,

to appeale. Also to name or call, to challenge.

Appellagione, Appellatione,

an ap∣peale, a challenge.

Appellatiuo,

appealing. Also that may be appealed.

Appello,

as Appellagione.

Appèndere, Appendo, Appesi, Appe∣so,

to hang vp. Also to waigh.

Appendice,

an appendix, a penthouse, a houell, that hangeth to another thing.

Appendio,

downe-hanging, downe-ben∣ding, sloping.

Appensione,

a hanging, an appendixe, a penthouse.

Appertenere,

as Appartenere.

Appertenente,

as Appartenente.

Appertenenza,

as Appartenenza.

Appestare,

to infect with any plague or contagious disease.

Appetire,

as Apètere.

Appetibile,

as Apetibile.

Appetitiuo,

as Apetitiuo.

Appetito,

as Apetito.

Appetitoso,

as Apetitiuo.

Appettare,

as Apettare.

Appetto,

as Apetto.

Appeuerare,

to pepper or to season with pepper.

Appeuerata,

a kinde of pottage or sauce made with pepper.

Appiacére,

in sport, for pleasure, in iest. as Piacére.

Appianare,

to plaine or raze or make smooth, or leuell.

Appiano,

a kinde of greene colour that painters vse.

Appiastricciare,

to beplayster, to be∣daube, to belome, to clam or slime togi∣ther, to sticke.

Appiattare,

to squat or hide, to make flat.

Appiatto,

squat, hid, secret, closse, flat∣ling, lurking.

Appiccare,

to hang or fasten vnto, to ioine, sticke or cleaue vnto.

Appiccaticcio,

clammie, gluish, slimy, burrish, pitchie.

Appiccarla a qualcuno,

to fasten a iest on one, to make one beleeue the moone is made of greene cheese.

Appicatura,

a fastning or holding.

Appicciolare,

to make little, to lessen.

Appicco,

a hould taking, a holdfast.

Appigionare,

as Apigionare.

Appigione,

as Apigione.

Appigliare,

to take hold off.

Appilottare,

to tie, to binde, to manickle or make fast, to fetter.

Appio,

the hearbe smallage or water par∣sley.

Applàudere, plaudo, plausi, plauso,

to applaude or clap hands for ioy.

Applauso,

applaude, applause, a clapping of handes in signe of gladnes.

Applicare,

to applie or haue reference vnto.

Applicatione,

an application.

Appo,

with, by or neare, in respect, in re∣gard.

Appogare,

as Affogare.

Appoggiare,

to leane vnto or stay vpon, to relye, to rest vpon.

Appoggio,

a leaning place, a stay, a rest, a helpe.

Appònere, pongo, posi, posto,

as, Ap∣porre.

Apponitore,

an obiecter, an imputer, an accuser, an vpbraider.

Appontare,

as Appuntare.

Apponto,

iust, iump, fit, euen so, point by point, right so, in the nicke, pat.

Appoplessia,

as Apoplessia.

Appopletico,

as Apopletico.

Appopolare,

to people or store with peo∣ple.

Appòrre,

to obiect, to charge with, to ap∣pose, to impute, to accuse, to twit, to vp∣braide or cast in the teeth. Also to de∣uine, to hit, to tell or guesse a truth, to lay against.

Apportare,

to bring or ••eare vnto.

Aportatore,

a bringer, a bearer.

Appositione,

an obiection, an apposition, a charge, an imputation, a guessing of a truth.

Appositiuo,

that which may be obiected against another. Also supposed.

Appositiuo padre,

a supposed father.

Appossessionare,

to take possession of, to put in possession, to impossesse of any thing.

Apposta,

as Aposta.

Appostare,

to appointe, to marke, to spie, to lay waite for, to prefix, to pointe.

Apposticcio padre,

a supposed father.

Apposto,

guessed or hit a truth, deuined.

Appozzare,

to diue, to ducke, to plunge vnder water.

Appreggiare,

as Apprezzare.

Appretiare,

as Apprezzare.

Appréndere,

to learne, to take hold off, to take.

Apprendimento,

a learning or apprehen∣ding.

Apprenditore,

a learner, an apprentise.

Apprensiua,

an apprehension or conceit. Also apprehensiue.

Apprehéndere,

to conceiue or apprehend.

Apprehendimento,

an apprehension or a conceit.

Apprehensiua,

as Apprensiua.

Appresentare,

to present vnto.

Appreso,

learnt, taken hold off.

Appressare,

to approche, to come neare or ioine vnto.

Appresso,

by, neere, fast by, after, behinde, moreouer, besides.

Apprestare,

to prepare, to make readie, to speed or dispatch.

Apprezzare,

to prise, to esteeme, to re∣gard, to accoūpt of, to rate or sesse men.

Apprezzo,

a rate or sessing of men. Also at a price.

Appriccioso,

as Capriccioso.

Approbare,

as Approuare.

Approbatione,

as Approuatione.

Approcciare,

as Appressare.

Approdare,

to boord, to ioine, to grapple as ships do: to come to shore. Also to further, to helpe, to succour, to come vp∣on one.

Approfittare,

to profit, thriue or gaine by.

Approfumare,

to perfume.

Appropiare,

as Appropriare.

Appropinquare,

to approch.

Appropriare,

to appropriate.

Appropriatione,

an appropriation.

Approssimare,

to approch, to neighbour.

Approssimante,

approching, neighbou∣ring.

Approuagione,

as Approuatione.

Approuare,

to approoue, to allow, to con∣firme.

Approuatione,

an approbation, a confir∣mation, an allowing.

Apputidire,

to corrupt, to infect with a stinke.

Appulcrare,

to beautifie or make faire.

Appuntare,

to point, to appoint, to prefix: to vnderprop, to set downe, to set the feete or stay against any thing, to set a point on a thing, to tie or binde fast vn∣to. Also to finde fault with one, to be captious or snappish, to carpe at euery trisle.

Appuntamento,

an appointment or fix∣ing of time or place, an agreement, a pointing.

Appuntino, Appuntatore,

a nice pee∣uish finde-fault, a Momus, a Zoilus, a carper.

Appunto,

as Apponto.

Appuzzare,

to stinke or make to stinke.

Aprendere,

as Apprendere.

Aprenditore,

a learner, an apprentice.

Apresso,

as Appresso.

Apretio, a prezzo,

at a price, at a rate.

Aprico,

open, wide, discouered, wide open to the sunne, faire, pleasant.

Aprile,

the month Aprill.

Aprire, Apro, Apersi, Aperto,

to open, to set open, to manifest, to declare.

Apritura,

as Apertura.

Apriuare,

as Priuare.

Apropriare,

to appropriate.

Aprossi,

an herbe that drawes fire vnto it.

Apruoua,

for the nonce, contending, stri∣uing, vpon proofe. Also to the vtmost,

Aptoto,

without case.

Apuntare,

as Appuntare.

Apunto,

as Apponto.

Aquando aquando,

from time to time, now and then, somtimes.

Aquattro,

by fower and fower.

Aquattro occhij,

face to face, boldly.

Aquesta volta,

at this time, toward this way, this way.

Aqui,

here or hither, hitherto.

Aquifoglio,

the holie or huluer tree.

Aquila,

an eagle: a kinde of fish: the name of a star: a kinde of coine.

Aquilastro,

a buzzard.

Aquilegia,

the herbe or flower Columbine or Setwall.

Aquilino,

eagle-like. Also a long beakt or nookt nose: a columbine colour.

Aquilina,

as Aquilegia.

Aquilone,

a great eagle. The northren winde, the northren partes. A fish much esteemed in Rome.

Aquosità,

waterishnes, moistnes.

Ara,

an altar or sanctuarie. Also a star neare Scorpio called the Altar. Also as Aia.

Arabascio,

a soldiers coate, cassocke, iac∣ket or mandillion.

Arabbiare,

as Arrabbiare.

Arabico,

a kinde of gum called Gum A∣rabicke. Taken in iest for Arabiato, enraged.

Arabile,

earable or plowable ground.

Arabo,

a kinde of marble stone. Also an Arabian.

Aracelle,

a kinde of mushroms or tode∣stooles.

Aracnoide,

a thin skin of the eie.

Aragatta,

striuing, contending, as it were playing at musse.

Aragione,

iustly, reasonably, vpon good reason, good cause why.

Aragna, Aragne,

a spiders web, a fowlers net, toyle or haye.

Aragno,

a spider.

Araldo,

an herald, a messenger, an inter∣preter.

Aranata,

a wilde beast in India as big as a grayhound, bearded as a goate, mou∣thed, footed and handed as an ape.

Arancare,

to skud or scowre away, to lash out, to swager, to waste, to riot, to lauish.

Arancatore,

a swaggrer, a waster, a la∣uish riotous man, a swasher.

Arancia, Arangia, Aranza,

an orenge.

Aranciata,

the hearbe baulme or baulme gentle.

Arancio, Arangio, Aranzo,

an orenge tree.

Aranda,

hardly, scarcely, with much ado.

Arare,

to plough, to till, to eare or harrowe the ground.

Aratiuo,

earable, or ploughable grounde

Aratolo,

as Aratro.

Aratore,

a ploughman, a husbandman, a harrower, an aker man. Also a kinde of fish which who toucheth hath presently an ague, and let go is presently eased.

Aratro,

a plough. Also a harrow.

Arazzarie,

tapistrie or arras works.

Arazzi,

as Arazzarie.

Arbalestra,

as Balestra.

Arbero,

as Arbore.

Arbicocche,

the fruite Apricocks.

Arbintro,

hath bin vsed for Laberinto.

Arbitrare,

to arbitrate, to iudge, to cen∣sure, to awarde, to thinke, to suppose, to giue sentence.

Arbitrato,

an arbitrement. Also arbi∣trated. Also a compromise.

Arbitrio,

an arbitrement, an a ward, a censure, a iudgement, a sentence.

Arbitro, Arbitratore,

an arbitrator, a iudge, an awarder, a sentence giuer.

Arbolino,

a fish called a Bleake.

Arborata,

an arbor or bowre of boughs or trees.

Arbore,

any kinde of tree in generall, a mast of a ship, a pedigree, a stock, a race, a stem. Also the name of a monstrous great fish, and also taken in particular for a Poplar tree.

Arboreggiare,

to growe or spread as trees.

Arboréo,

of or pertaining to a tree, branchie or farre spreading.

Arbuscello,

a shrub, a yong tree, a thicket of yong trees.

Arbusto,

a shrub, a bramble, a brake, a brier, a bush, a yong groue or thicket planted with yong trees shread and cut: a cops.

Arbuto,

an arbute or strawberie tree.

Arca,

an arke, an arche, a great chest, a tombe, a vault, a house.

Arcáito,

a keeper of a fort or castle.

Arcamo,

the back or chine-bone of any creature.

Arcanamente,

secretly, in hidden maner.

Arcangelo,

an arch-angell.

Arcano, Arcani,

the secrets or secrecies of heauen.

Arcare,

to bend like a bowe, to arche or vault.

Arcaro,

a bowyer, a bowmaker.

Arcase,

a birde called a Curlue.

Arcata,

a blow or shot of a bow. Also an agate stone.

Arcauolo,

a great grandfather.

Arcazzene,

a kinde of rauenous sea sowle.

Arcera,

a Woodcock or a Snite.

Arcelle,

a kinde of scallop, cockle, or such shell fish. Also a kinde of mushrome or todestoole.

Archetipo,

after the first example, or originall copie.

Archetto,

a little bowe, a fidling sticke, a racket, a springe to catch birds with.

Archibugiare,

to shoote, hit, or hill with any kinde of gun, caliuer, or pistoll.

Archibugiata,

a blowe, or stroke, or shot with a caliuer.

Archibugiaro,

a gun or caliuer maker.

Archibugiere,

an harquebusier, a mus∣ketier, a gunner, a shot.

Archibugio,

a harquebuse, a pistoll, a ca∣liuer, a gun, a musket.

Archiciocco, Archicioffo,

an Arti∣chock.

Archiero,

as Arciere.

Archiloici,

a kinde of verse.

Archimandrita,

a chiefe abbot, a prior or prelate, a rector.

Archimia,

alchimie.

Archimista,

an alchimist, a chimike.

Archipendolo, Archipenzolo, Ar∣chipezzolo,

a plummet that carpen∣ters vse to leuell works by.

Archipenzolare,

to leuell by a plummet.

Architetto, Architettore,

an architect or builder.

Architettura,

architecture or building.

Architriclino,

a steward or maister of a houshold, a marshall of a hall.

Architiclino,

idem.

Archiuescouato,

an archbishoprike.

Archiuescouo,

an Archbishop.

Archiuo,

as Arciuo.

Archiuio,

as Arciuo.

Arcia,

a Woodcock or a Snite.

Arciauola,

a dopchickin.

Arcicanne, Tu menti per le arcican∣ne della gola,

Thou lyest in thy very grand archthrote.

Arcidiacono,

an arche-deacon.

Arciduca,

an archduke.

Arciere,

an archer. Also a bowyer. Also a kinde of dry measure. Also taken for such as be of a princes or kings guard.

Arcifanfana,

a spirit, an illusion, a hob∣goblin, a hag, a robingoodfellow.

Arcifanfano,

a supreme ruler, director, or find-fault▪ taken in mockerie.

Arcifanfo,

as Arcifanfano.

Arcigoloso,

a gormand, an arch-glutton.

Arcigno,

frowning, lowring, skouling, grim, sowre-looking, powting.

Arcionata,

any arch-roofe or bow-like building, the vpper part of a coach.

Arcione,

the arson or saddle bowe.

Arcipanca,

vsed of Caro for a prince of formes or stooles.

Arciprete,

an archpriest.

Arcissa,

a kinde of coche, wagon or cart.

Anciuescouado,

an archbishopricke.

Arciuescouo,

an archbishop.

Arciuo,

a place where records or euiden∣ces be kept: the treasury of monuments, charters or roules, the chancerie or ex∣chequer office, the office of the master of the roules. Also the arches or spirituall court.

Arco,

a bowe or an arche. Also a tiller of a bowe.

Arcobaleno,

the raine-bowe or Iris.

Arcobalista,

a crosse-bowe, a steele-bowe or tiller.

Arcobugiare,

as Archibugiare.

Arcobugiata,

as Archibugiata.

Arcobugiaro,

as Archibugiaro.

Arcobugiere,

as Archibugiere.

Arcobugio,

as Archibugio.

Arcoceleste,

a raine-bowe.

Arcolagio,

a reele, a rice or wheele to winde reele or spin with.

Arcolai,

foolish totes, humorous fancies, castles in the aire.

Arcolare,

to reele or winde silke or yarne vpon a reele or rice.

Arcolaio, Arcolo,

as Arcolagio.

Arcontici,

certaine heretikes that denied the resurrection of the flesh, and saide the world was made by princes.

Arcopago,

a chiefe senate of excellent men in Athens of no certaine number.

Arcopendolo,

a fish called in latine Zy∣gaena. Also as Archipendolo.

Arcorano,

as Alcorano.

Arcotraue,

a crosse beame or chief beame of any frame.

Arcotriumphante,

a pageant or trium∣phant chariot.

Arcouolta,

a vault or an arche.

Arcouoltare,

to vault or arche.

Arcturo,

a star by the taile of Vrsa ma∣ior.

Ardea,

a kinde of moore-hen.

Ardente,

burning, violent, ardent, hot, earnest, furious, glowing.

Ardere, Ardo, Arsi, Arso,

to burne or consume with fire, to fire.

Ardire, Ardisco, Ardito,

to dare, to haue courage. Also stoutnes, daring or cou∣rage.

Arditamente,

boldly, couragiously, stout∣ly, daringly.

Arditanza, Ardire,

courage, stoutnes, boldnes, daring, valour, hardines.

Arditello,

a bold, malepert, saucie fellow.

Arditezza, Ardimento,

as Arditanza.

Ardola,

as Ardoesa.

Ardoesa,

a kinde of precious stone where∣in are naturally the pictures of sundrie beastes and birdes.

Ardore,

heate, burning, violence, furie, ardencie.

Arduo,

hard, difficult, vneasie, painfull, perilous, dangerous to be attained vnto.

Arduità,

difficultie, hardnes, vneasines to climbe or reach vnto.

Arecare,

to bring, to reach, to yeeld. Also to take.

Aregano,

the herbe Origan or wild Mar∣ioran.

Aregazza, Aregata,

a woodpie or a piot.

Arena,

sand or grauell.

Arendere,

as Rendere.

Arendamento,

the fruites or rents that any thing yeeldeth.

Arendare,

to let, to farme, to rent out, to demise.

Arendatore,

a farmer or yeelder of any paiment, a tenant.

Areuino,

as Armelino.

Arenoso,

sandie, grittie, grauelly.

Arenga,

the fish herring.

Arente,

aneust, anenst, very near, hard by.

Areolo,

a little Greeke waight of halfe a caret or two graines.

Arequisitione,

at the request, instance, intreatie or sute.

Aresta,

the bone or fin of a fish: the pricks of eares of corne.

Arestare,

as Arrestare.

Arestamento, Aresto,

as Arresto.

Aretaglio,

by retaile, by small, as huck∣sters sell things.

Areticare,

to torment, to vex, or afflict in minde.

Aretio,

a kinde of hearbe or weede.

Arfilo,

a bishop at chesse.

Argano,

a crane to draw vp heauie things with, a gouldsmiths or wyer-drawers bench to draw with, an instrument or engine to mount any piece of ordinance vp into the cariage.

Arganare,

to draw vp with a crane, or mount vp any thing.

Arganello,

as Arganetto.

Arganetto,

a wyer-drawers bench. Also a crane or pullie vsed in ships to rem••ue wares.

Argema,

the white of the eye, a disease in the eye, which being in the black of the eye is white, and being in the white is black.

Argemone,

wilde tansie, or siluerwort. Also as Argema.

Argentare,

to siluer ouer.

Argentata,

lip-salue. Also a painting for w••mens faces.

Argentéo,

as Argentino.

Argenteria,

plate of gold, siluer, or par∣cell gilt. Also a goldsmith rowe.

Argentiere,

a siluer smith, a steward, spender or cater for a house.

Argentina,

the hearbe stone-serne, or finger-serne: others affirme it to be the siluer weede or tanzie. Also a kinde of fish.

Argentino,

siluerie, of a siluer colour, like siluer, of a shrill siluer sound.

Argento,

siluer, or monie or coyne.

Argento solimato,

sublimate.

Argentolo,

full of siluer, siluerie. Also a monied man.

Argento viuo,

quickesiluer.

Argeste,

the northwest or westerne wind.

Arghe,

a wilde beast with the face like a woman.

Argilla,

potters clay.

Argilloso,

full of clay, claish, fattie or fertile.

Argillo,

as Arzeglio.

Arginare,

to banke, to trench, to mound, to fortifie, to fence against water, to rampire.

Argine,

a banke, a trench, a mound, a fence, a rampier against water. Also embost or reared worke.

Argirite,

the foame that commeth of leade tryed, being in colour like siluer.

Argo,

Argus with a hundred eyes, cleere-sighted, watchfull.

Argoire,

to argue or dispute.

Argolici,

as Argonauti.

Argomentare,

to argue, to dispute, or make an argument.

Argomento,

an argument, a signe, a token, a reason, a remedie. Also a gli∣ster.

Argonauti, Argonaui,

the noble Greekes that went with Iason to fetch the gol∣den fleece.

Arguire,

to argue or dispute.

Argusella,

a hornefish, or horneback.

Argutamente,

subtillie, sharplie, crafti∣lie, wittily, wilily.

Argutia,

a craft, a subtilitie, a sleight, a wyle.

Arguto,

subtile, sharp, wylie, craftie, wittie.

Aria,

looke Aere.

Ariamide,

an herbe of the colour of fier.

Aricordare,

to remember.

Aricordeuole,

mindfull.

Aridamente,

barrenlie, dryly, parchedly, harshly.

Aridezza,

as Aridità.

Aridire,

to make or become dry or barren.

Aridità,

drynes, barrennes, parchingnes.

Arido,

dry, barren, parched, harsh.

Aridosso,

looke Caualcare.

Aridromada,

a pretious stone growing square like a dye.

Ariento,

as Argento.

Ariete,

a ramme, a tupp. Also a warlicke instrument.

Arifuso,

enough and to spare.

Arigogoli,

as Arzigogoli.

Arilento,

slowly, softly, sparingly, hee∣dily.

Arimetica, Arithmetica,

the arte arith∣meticke.

Arimetico, Arithmetico,

an arithme∣tician.

Arimpetto,

oueragainst, opposite.

Arincontro,

opposite on the other side.

Arine,

bee-hiues.

Arinella,

a wrinkle or pleit, a pucker.

Arinellare,

to wrinkle, to pucker, to pleit.

Aringa,

as Arringa.

Aringare,

as Arringare.

Aringo,

as Arringo.

Ariolare,

to diuine or soothsay.

Ariolatione,

a diuination or soothsay∣ing.

Ariolo,

a diuiner or soothsayer.

Arioso,

as Aeroso.

Ariotino,

a wren.

Arisato,

the hearbe wake robin, rampe, or cuko-pintle.

Arischiare,

to hazard, to aduenture, or ieopard.

Arischio,

in hazard, in aduenture, or ieopardie.

Arisigare,

as Arischiare,

Arisigo,

as Arischio.

Arismetica,

the arte of arithmetike.

Arismetico,

an arithmetician.

Arispetto,

in respect, in comparison, in regard.

Arista,

a pin, a prick, a thorne, a prickle, a sting.

Aristocratia,

a gouernment or principa∣litie of good men.

Aristologia,

the hearb hartwort or birth∣wort.

Aristolochia,

idem.

Aristula,

a pin, a prick, a thorne, the prickles of eares of corne, a sting.

Aritroso,

frowardly, akewardly, thwart∣ly, crossely.

Aritaglio,

by retaile, by small pieces.

Arithmantia,

a foretelling or diuina∣tion by numbers.

Aritmo,

a rime, or meeter.

Arizzare,

to stand vp, to reare vp stiffely or rightly.

Arlasso,

an affront, a wrong, an iniurie, a cousening trick.

Arlotta,

a prowde, filthie, common whore.

Arlottare,

to play the common foolish priest, or to play the whore.

Arlotto,

the name of a merie priest, a lack-latine, or hedge priest.

Arma,

any weapon or armour, a badge, or armes.

Armaio, Armaro,

a cupbord, a presse, a wardrobe, an ambrie, a shelfe, an ar∣morie.

Armaiuolo,

a little ambrie, presse, or shelfe, or cupbord.

Armamento,

a compleate armour, an ar∣ming. Also an armorie.

Armare,

to arme, to weapon.

Armararo,

an armorer.

Armare di fuora,

as Fare Chiomaz∣suoli.

Armaria,

an armorie.

Armarla galea,

a kind of christmas game so called.

Armaruolo,

an armorer.

Armata,

an armie, a nauie, a fleete.

Armatura,

an armour a weapon.

Arme,

armes, weapon••, badges.

Arme auree,

the chiefe shoulder bones in a horse.

Armeggiare,

to follow, exercise, or pro∣fesse armes or feates of armes. Also in prouerbiall manner taken for to raue or commit some foolish part, to misse the cushion, or be wide from the purpose, to speake nothing to the matter, tu Ar∣meggi, thou art wide.

Armeggiamento,

any exercise at armes in what kinde so euer.

Armeggiarie,

all sorts of armes or ar∣mings, or exercises in armes.

Armeggiatore,

one that followeth or professeth armes.

Armelle,

apricock plums.

Armellino,

an hermine, an hermelin. Also an apricock tree: the colour of a horse so called.

Armellina,

an apricock plum.

Armenio,

a kinde of marble or such hard stone. Also a kinde of cullour that pain∣ters vse.

Armento,

a droue or heard of cattell.

Armentaio,

a Grasier, a Drouer or heardsman of cattell.

Armentale,

of or pertaining to heards or flocks. Also a stallion that liues abroade with mares.

Armeuole,

the name of a birde. Also that may be armed.

Armi,

all manner of armes or weapons.

Armiero,

an armorer.

Armigero,

a follower or professor of armes, an Esquire.

Armiggi,

an implement about a ship.

Armilla,

a bracelet about ones armes, a wristband. Also an astronomers instru∣ment made of hollow circles like hoopes.

Armi manesche,

short hand weapons.

Armipotente,

mightie in armes.

Armolla,

the hearbe orage, or orache.

Armoneggiare,

as Armonizzare.

Armonia,

harmonie, melodie, accord in musike.

Armoniaco,

an apricock tree. Also a kind of salt so called.

Armoniaca,

an apricock plum.

Armonioso, Armonico,

harmonious, melodious, well tuned, musicall.

Armonizzare,

to make harmonie, to make melodie.

Armonizzante,

harmonious, melodious, full of melodie.

Arnabo,

a kinde of tree in India.

Arnese,

harnesse, furniture, implements, any thing about arming or apparelling, houshold stuffe, ornament about any thing.

Arnie,

beehiues.

Arnioni,

the raines of the backe.

Aro,

as Arone.

Arogare,

as Arrogare.

Arogante,

arrogant, presumptuous, male∣pert, saucie.

Arogantia,

arrogancie, presumption, sau∣cines.

Arogatione,

as Arrogatione.

Aromataio,

a perfumer, one that sels per∣fumes or spices: an apothecarie.

Aromatico,

aromaticall, sweete smelling, sauoring sweete: an apothecarie.

Aromatite,

a kinde of precious stone that hath the smell of myrrhe.

Aromatizzare,

to perfume or make to smell sweete.

Aromatizzante,

as Aromatico.

Aromato,

as Aromatico.

Aromore,

in a hurly burly, in an vprore.

Aronano,

a kinde of little fish.

Arondella,

a sea Swallow, a sea Bat, a sea Reremouse.

Arone,

the herbe cuckowpintle or wake robin.

Aronfa,

a plaie at ruffe or trump.

Arosegare,

to gnaw, to fret, to nibble.

Arosigare,

as Arosegare.

Arostire,

to roste, to toste.

Arostita,

a toste.

Arosto,

any kinde of rostmeate. Also ro∣sted.

Arotare,

to grinde the teeth or any thing else▪ to grinde sharpe, to wheele about.

Arouersciare,

to ouerturn, to ouerthrow, to reuerse, to turne the inside out.

Arouerscio, Arouescio,

cleane contrary, kim-cam, inside outward, arsiuersie.

Arouerscione, Arouescione,

as Aro∣uerscio.

Arpago, Arpagone,

a great hooke, a dragging hooke, a weeding hooke, a rake a harrow, a grubber. Also a pothooke, a crooke.

Arpegare,

to digge, to rake, to harrowe, to grub, to breake clods of earth or the ground.

Arpegone,

as Arpago.

Arpia,

a monster called a Harpie.

Arpiceri,

the names of certain guts in any bodie.

Arpicordo,

an instrument like clarigols.

Arpicone,

as Arpago.

Arpigia,

greedines, rauenousnes, rapaci∣tie.

Arpino,

as Arpago.

Arpione,

as Arpago, the hinge of a gate, the hooke whereon a dore hangeth and mooueth.

Arpioncelli,

tacks or tenterhookes, or little hookes.

Arquata,

as Auosetta. Also a curlue.

Arra,

any earnest, pledge or earnest penie giuen vpon bargaine, a gods penie.

Arrabatarsi,

to shrug or shrinke, to crinch togither as one when he is a cold.

Arrabbiare,

to enrage, to grow furious, or franticke, to be mad or moodie.

Arragiato,

a horse that hath the laske.

Arramacciare,

to cut off, to lop boughes or trees, to spoile, to hauocke.

Arrampare,

to take hold of, to climbe vp, to holde fast, to drag, to gripe, to creepe, to twine about as Iuie doth: to rampe or branch vp.

Arrampegare,

as Arrampare.

Arrampinare,

as Arrampare.

Arrancare,

to snatch vp, to hurle, to fling, to throwe, to twirle about violently.

Arrancato,

stripes, blowes, hurlings, throwes. Also plucked vp.

Arrancigliare,

as Arrampare.

Arrandella,

a cudgell or sticke to winde a corde about, as carriers do about their packs or pack-saddies.

Arrandellare,

to hurle, to throwe or fling with violence.

Arrangolare,

to wrangle, to dodge, to chafe aloud that all may heare.

Arrappare,

as Arrampare.

Arraspare,

as Raspare. Also to snatch with haste or greedines.

Arrecare,

as Arecare.

Arredare,

to dight, to adorne, to set out handsome, to decke to garnish.

Arrenato,

sicke or troubled with the stone or grauell in the bladder, graueled.

Arrendare,

as Arendare.

Arrendamento,

as Arendamento.

Arréndere,

to yeeld, to render, to giue, to restore, to stretch.

Arrendeuole,

yeelding, stretching, plia∣ble, giuing, tractable, gentle.

Arredi, Arrendi,

as Arnese.

Arrequiare,

to quiet, to rest, to appease, to asswage.

Arrestare,

to arrest, to stay, to cease, to de∣taine: to set a launce in his rest, to rest.

Arresto,

an arrest, a staie, a rest, a detai∣ning. Also a decree and ordinance or iudgement in lawe.

Arretitio,

which creepeth in priuily, or is pulled by violence of a diuell or spirit. Also pores or little vnseene holes.

Arretrare,

to retire or withdraw backe.

Arretrattare,

to treate or handle againe.

Arreso,

yeelded, giuen, rendred, stretched, restored.

Arrezzare,

as Arizzare.

Arricciare,

to affright, to terrifie till ones haire stand and stare, to curle, to frizle, to make rough or brissly. As Arizza∣re. Also to rough-cast any worke with mortar.

Arricchire,

to enrich or grow rich.

Arricordare,

to remember.

Arricordeuole,

mindfull.

Arricordo,

a remembrance, a warning, an admonition, a document.

Arridere,

to smile, to fauour, to laugh to∣gither.

Arringa,

as Aringa, an aray: an arange: an oration, a declamation.

Arringare,

to arange or set in aray or or∣der of troupes, to professe armes, to de∣clame or make a noise, to make an ora∣tion in some publike place: to run at tilt.

Arringatore,

a declamor, an orator, a common speaker: a runner at tilt, a tilter.

Arringhiera,

as Arringo.

Arringo,

a pulpit: a riding or carreering place, a liste for horses, or feates of armes: a declamation, an oration, a noise, a common loud speech.

Arrischiare,

to hazard, to aduenture, to ieopard, to endanger.

Arrischieuole,

hazardous, aduenturous, bold, fond hardie, ieopardous.

Arrischio,

hazard, danger, ieopardie, ad∣uenture.

Arriuare, Arribare,

to arriue, to reach vnto, to obtaine.

Arriuata,

an arriuall or comming to a place.

Arriuo,

an arriuall or reaching, or com∣ming vnto.

Arrizzare,

as Arizzare.

Arroba,

a pipe, a barell, a tun, a hogshead, or a great measure of wine or oile in Spaine. Also a waight waying fiue and twenty pound waight.

Arrobinare,

to make or become red or ruddie: to fill or swell with drinking.

Arrocare,

to become or be hoarse, to snort.

Arrocchiare,

as Arrocare, to tell incre∣dible tales, as we say to lie for the whet∣stone.

Arrochisire,

as Arrocare.

Arrogare,

to arrogate, to ascribe, to im∣pute, to attribute, to presume, to insult, to adopt.

Arrogante,

as Arogante.

Arrogantia,

as Arogantia.

Arrogatione,

arrogation, a presuming, an adopting, an imputing.

Arrógere, rogo, rogei, rogiuto,

as Ar∣rogare. Also to yeeld or giue helpe, to adde vnto.

Arroginire,

to become rustie, mouldie or mustie.

Arroginoso,

rustie, mustie, mouldie.

Arrolare,

to enroule or write, or note vp∣on

Arroncigliare,

to snort, to speake hoarse, to hooke, to rake, to snatch, to filch, to seaze on or gripe violently.

Arrosigare,

to gnawe, to fret, to nibble.

Arrossare,

to blush, to make or become red.

Arrossire,

as Arrossare.

Arrostare,

to roste, to toste, to burne, to parch, to blast, to scorch. Also to turne or winde round.

Arrostire,

as Arrostare.

Arrostita,

a tost or rosting.

Arrosto,

as Arosto.

Arrotare,

to grinde or make sharpe or keene, to set an edge vpon, to gnash with the teeth, to set ones teeth an edge, to prouoke or stir vp, to incense. Also to clip money.

Arrouelare,

to wheele or turne about, to dodge, to wrangle, to chafe, to skould.

Arrouersciare, Arrouesciare,

as Aro∣uersciare.

Arrouerscio, Arrouescio,

as Arouer∣scio.

Arrozzire,

to become or make rude or clownish.

Arrubbare,

to steale, to rob.

Arrubinare,

as Arrobinare.

Arruffare,

to brissle, to desheuell or stare with ones haires. Also to strut or pranck it as a Turkie cocke. Also to touze, to tug, to bang or ribbaste one.

Arruginire,

as Arroginire.

Arruotare,

as Arrotare.

Aruotatore,

a sheare grinder: any grin∣der else.

Arsenale,

a storehouse for munition, but properly a place of exercises.

Arsenico,

Arsnick or rats-bene or Or∣pine.

Arsibile,

that which may burne.

Arsicciare,

to burne, to blast, to parche, to scorch, to tan in the sun.

Arsiccio,

burnt, blasted, scorched, tand with the sun.

Arsinico,

as Arsenico.

Arsione,

a burning, a skalding, a fire, an inflammation, a flame.

Arsiuo,

burning, skalding, parching.

Arsis,

the eleuation or lifting vp of the voice in singing.

Arso,

burnt, skalded, consumed with fire.

Arsura,

heate, burning, scorching.

Artamente, Artatamente,

subtilly, craf∣tily, wittily, by arte. Also in strict maner, straightly, in bonds or fetters.

Artano spade,

a diuelish character that nigromants vse.

Arte,

an arte, a trade, an occupation, a sci∣ence, a craft.

Artefice,

an artificer, a trades-man, a man of an occupation, a crafts-man.

Arteficiale, Arteficioso,

artificiall.

Arteficio,

arte, knowledge, skill, worke∣manship.

Artegiano,

as Artefice.

Arteggiare,

to artize, to liue by an arte, to professe an occupation, to shew arte or skill.

Arteglieria,

as Artiglieria.

Artegliero,

as Artigliero.

Artelaria,

as Artiglieria.

Arteria,

an arterie or beating or panting or pulse of a mans veine.

Artemisia,

the hearbe Motherwoort or Mugwoort.

Artenne,

a kind of rauenous sea fowle.

Artetica,

a disease in a Hauke.

Arti,

artes, trades, sciences, occupations.

Artico,

the articke pole, northward or northren.

Articolare, Articulare,

to articulate, to condition, to couenant, to distinguish. Also pertaining to the ioints. Also a painfull swelling or gout in any ioint. Also the Cowslip or Primrose. Also to speake distinctly, to point or distinguish ioint by ioint.

Articolatamente,

articulately, distinct∣ly, from point to point, ioint by ioint.

Articolo, Articulo,

an article. Also a na∣turall composition of bones or ioints, a ioint, a knuckle.

Artificiale, Artificioso,

artificiall, accor∣ding to arte.

Artifice,

as Artefice.

Artificij,

deuises, sleights, deceits, cunning shifts or tricks.

Artificio,

arte, skill, knowledge.

Artigiano,

as Artefice.

Artiglieria,

artillerie, ordinance.

Artigliero,

a gunner, a caster or founder of ordinance.

Artiglij,

the talents, clawes or pounces of birdes or haukes. By a metaphor the bands of loue.

Artimone,

the maine or greatest saile of a ship, a foresaile.

Artista,

as Artefice.

Arto,

narrow, straight, pinching.

Artomi,

a beast like a Hedgehog, hauing the shape of a Mouse and a Beare.

Arturo,

as Arcturo.

Aruba, Arruba,

by stealth, filchingly, a bootehaling, a free-booting, in a hurlie burlie, a snatch and away.

Arue,

foolish, idle, loytring sports.

Aruggiare,

to make or dye red.

Aruotare,

as Arrotare.

Aruspicio,

a diuiner or soothsayer, by looking into beasts bowels.

Arze, haec Arsenaria,

or Colonia in latine.

Arzauola,

a ducklin, or a d••bchickin.

Arzeglio,

a horse with a white foote on the farther side.

Arzenale,

as Arsenale.

Arzente,

burning, scorching.

Arzere,

to burne, to scorch.

Arzigogalo,

a lifter, a heauer, a lea••er, an vnderprop: a foolish, fond, toyish fellow.

Arzigoghelarie,

foolish toyes, fond tricks, toyish parts.

Arzigogolare,

as Fantasticare.

Arzigogoli,

suddaine toyes, foolish hu∣mors, fantasticall deuises.

Arzilla,

clay, or a tough earth, cla••••ie earth.

Arzinanello,

a kinde of watersnake.

Asacco, Asaccomano,

to the spoile, to the sacke, ransakt.

Asaluamento, Asaluo,

to safetie, safely.

Asalto a salto,

leape by leape, skipping.

Asanzo,

a kind of game at tables so called

Asaro,

the hearbe folesfoote, or wilde Spikenard.

Asbacco,

careleslie, at randon, enough, hold-belly-hold.

Asbaraglio,

at sixe and seauen, in con∣fusion, careleslie.

Asbergo,

a brest plate, a curasse or va••t∣plate.

Asbestino,

a kinde of web in India that no fier can consume.

Asbesto,

a stone in Arcadia, which once kindled will neuer be quenched againe.

Asca,

a rafter, a single quarter, a stub, a stake, a pile, a chip, a lath, a stump, a stocke.

Ascapezzo,

a kinde of multiplying by broken numbers.

Ascatafascio,

at randome, at sixe and seauen.

Ascaride,

arse-wormes, or gut-wormes.

Ascauezzacollo,

headlong, furiouslie, careleslie.

Ascella,

the armehole, the armepits.

Ascéndere, scendo, scesi, sceso,

to as∣cend, to mount vp.

Ascendente,

ascendent, ascending.

Ascentio,

woormewood.

Ascentione,

an assension or Ascension day.

Ascesa,

an ascending place.

Aschifo, Aschiuo,

loathsome, yrkesome, filthie, in abhomination.

Aschincio,

reeling or staggering as a drunkard, indenturewise.

Aschio,

spite, rage, vexation, disdaine, yrkesomnes, swelling, malice, venome,

Aschioso,

spitefull, raging, disdainfull, furious, yrkesome, moodie, venemous, full of rancoure.

Aschite,

a kinde of dropsie when much waterie humor is heaped vp betweene peritoneum and the bowels, and makes the bellie swell.

Ascia,

a pickaxe, an adze, a chipaxe, a plane. Also a boord or a planke.

Asciare,

to cut out worke with an axe or adze. Also to plane, to boord or to planke.

Asciogliere,

to assoile, to free, to absolue, to acquit.

Asciomene,

an herbe which maketh wilde beasts leese their fiercenes.

Asciro,

a plant, or herbe called in latine Ascirum.

Asciugare,

to wipe or dry.

Asciugatoio,

a wiper or a towell.

Asciutto,

wiped or dried.

Asclopiadi,

a kind of verse or meter. Al∣so an herbe like Iuie hauing manie rootes.

Ascoltare,

to harken, to listen.

Ascoltatore,

a harkner or listner.

Ascondaregli,

lurking, secret, or hiding holes or corners.

Ascondere,

to hide, to conceale.

Ascondimento,

a hiding.

Ascoso, Ascosto,

hidden, hid, lurked, se∣cret.

Ascrittitio,

a writer, a clarke, an enregi∣strer.

Ascriuere,

to ascribe, to impute.

Ascrocco,

scot-free, at other mens char∣ges.

Asdegno,

in contempt, in disdaine.

Asenno,

wittingly, for the nonce.

Asella,

cod-fish or hadock-fish.

Asfadello,

a flower called a Daffodill or Affodill.

Asfalto,

a kinde of drug or gum that bur∣neth. Also a kinde of medicament. Also the English Galingale. Some take it for a kinde of wilde Oliue. Also our ladies Rose or Rose of Ierusalem.

Asfodillo,

as Asfadello.

Asiati,

a kinde of ducke, wigin or ••eale.

Asicurtà,

vpon assurance or safetie.

Asia,

a fish which brought in sight of the fire is presently enough and fit to bee eaten, else very harde.

Asieme,

togither, helter-skelter.

Asilo, Asillo,

a racke to so••der cattle in. Also a place of sanctuarie, a franchise or place of priuiledge. Also the sting of a waspe, or a waspe it selfe.

Asima,

a disease in a horse growing in the lungs, a fainting or swouning. Also a painfull drawing of the breath with a wheezing or puffing, a pursines or cough in the lungs.

Asimiglianza, Asimilitudine,

like or resembing, as.

Asinaggine,

as Asinaria.

Asinaria,

follie, foolishnes, of an asses con∣dition, assishnes.

Asinaro,

a driuer or keeper of asses.

Asindicare,

as Assindicare.

Asinello,

a little asse. Also a kind of fish.

Asinesco,

asselike, like an asse or a foole.

Asinino,

assish, foolish.

Asinità,

as Asinaria.

Asino,

an asse. Also a cod or codfish.

Asio,

a kinde of stone called Eate-flesh, b••cause that dead bodies laid therein in fortie daies consume away. Also a kinde of owle called a horne coute with fea∣thers on each side of his head like eares.

Asma,

as Asima.

Asmatico,

pursie, short winded, broken winded.

Asmodeo,

a friend or louer of lecherie.

Asofficientia,

sufficiently, ynough.

Asoleo,

by furrowes, chamsured.

Asorte,

by chaunce, by lot, by fortune.

Aspada tratta,

to swords drawing.

Aspagnolato,

spaniolized, foolish, effe∣minate or bragging.

Aspalto, Aspalato,

as Asfalto.

Asparago,

the plant Sparage.

Aspare,

to reele, to winde or make silke into skeines.

Aspasso,

to solace, to walke, to sport, to re∣create.

Aspe,

as Aspide.

Asperella,

a kinde of weede growing in the water.

Aspergere,

to sprinkle, to bedeaw.

Aspergolo,

asprinkle or brush to sprinkle holy water with.

Asperino,

a beast bearing a rich surre: some take it to be the budge. Also a coine in Turkie.

Asperita,

sharpenes, sowrenes, craggednes, roughnes, eagernes, seueritie, surlines, rigour, austeritie.

Aspernabile,

contemptible, to be skorned or reiected.

Aspero,

sharpe, sowre, rough, craggie, ea∣ger, seuere, cruell, sur••••e, vnpleasant, churlish, rude, austere, hard, grieuous, fierce, stubborne, rigorous, rugged, stinging, biting. Also a kinde of come in Turkie. Also a kinde of twining brier or wee••••.

Asperso,

sprinckled, bed••wed.

Aspersorio,

as Aspergolo.

Asputtare,

to expect, to tarrie for, to per∣taine or belong vnto.

Aspettatione,

expectation, tariance.

Aspetto,

aspect, countenance, presence.

Aspid••,

an aspike or aspe. Also deafe. Al∣so a short piece of ordinance called a chamber or a mortar.

Aspidochilone,

a fish that swims in the water, flies in the ayre, and creepeth on the ground.

Aspilate,

a pretious stone like siluer.

Aspirare,

to aspire, to aime at to pretende, to breath, to desire.

Aspiratione,

an aspiration, a drawing of breath, an influence.

Aspleno,

the hearbe Ceterach, Waleferne, Miltwaste, Stoneferne, Scaleferne, or Fingerferne.

Aspo, Aspolo,

a reele to reele or winde yearne. Also a ring put in the spindle to make it way, a whirroll.

Aspramente,

cruelly, seuerely, roughly, surly, sharpely.

Aspredo,

a fish called a ruffe or a gold∣fish.

Aspreggiare,

to prouoke to roughnes, to misuse, to abuse sharpely, to exasperate.

Asprezza,

as Asperita.

Aspro,

as Aspero.

Asprone,

a kind of soft, blackish, rugged stone, that they haue about Rome to build with.

Aspruso,

deawie, sprinckled.

Asquadra,

by troopes or squadrons.

Asquarzo,

in hauocke, at six and seuen.

Assadolce,

a kinde of sweete g••m called Beniamin or Benzoin.

Assafetida,

a kinde of lothsome liquor so called of the Apothecaries.

Assaggiare,

to taste, to trie, to prooue, to assay.

Assaggiatore,

a taster, a proouer, an as∣sayer.

Assaggio,

a taste, a triall, an assay, an es∣say.

Assaiare,

as Assaggiare.

Assai,

enough, sufficient, many, much, mi∣ckle.

Assaiuolte,

many times.

Assaissimo,

very much, enough to spare.

Assaiuólo,

a bustard, a bistard. Also a harmowle or sch••••echowle.

Assaldare,

to solder or ioine togither clos∣ly, to staunch, to close vp a wound or blood.

Assaldatura,

a closing, a stanching, a sol∣dring.

Assalire,

to assaile, to assault, to set vpon, to inuade.

Assalitore,

an assayler, an assaulter, an inuader.

Assalone,

the name of a bird.

Assalto,

an assault, an inuasion, an on∣set.

Assannare,

to bite, to take hold off with the tuskes.

Assanno,

a biting, or pinch with the teeth.

Assaporare,

to sauour, to taste.

Assassinare,

to murther; to rob by the high way.

Assassinamento, Assassinaria,

a mur∣ther or a robberie.

Assassino, Assassinatore,

a murtherer, a high way theefe, a robber.

Asse,

a boord, a planke. Also an axletree of a wagon or cart: the diameter of the world, a hooke of a doore or gate. Also a wilde beast in India with a speckled skin.

Assecurare,

to assure, to warrant.

Assedare,

to swage, to appease, to qualifie, to mitigate.

Assedére,

to sit neere or by.

Assediare,

to besiege or heleaguer.

Assedio,

a siege or leagre.

Asseggere, Asseggo, Assisi, Assiso,

to sit downe, to pitch in a place, to place.

Asseggiare,

to sit downe or rest.

Assegnamento,

an appointment or assig∣nation.

Assegnare,

to appoint, to assigne, to al∣leadge, to addresse, to teach, to delegate, to institute.

Assegnatamente,

orderly, duly, accor∣ding to appointment.

Asseguire,

to attaine, to atchieue, to bring to passe.

Asseguimento,

an obtaining, an atchie∣uing, an accomplishing.

Assellare vena,

a large vaine being a branch of Vena caua.

Assemblare,

to assemble, to gather togi∣ther. Also to seeme to resemble.

Assemblea,

an assemblie or congrega∣tion.

Assembrare,

as Assemblare.

Assembramento,

as Assemblea.

Assemplare,

to copie or take an example by.

Assennare,

to nod, to becke, to winke or make any other signe. Also to instruct, to teach.

Assenso, Assentimento,

an assent or con∣sent: a voice or a grant.

Assentare,

to absent or sit downe.

Assentatione,

absence, an absenting. Al∣so an assenting vnto.

Assente,

absent.

Assentia, Assenza,

absence.

Assentio, Assenzo,

frankensence. Also the herbe Wormwood.

Assentione,

an ascension or ascending.

Assentire,

to assent, to consent, to graunt, to condescend.

Assepare,

to compasse with hedges, to hedge, to fence or mound about.

Assepatore, Assepiatore,

a hedger.

Assepiare,

as Assepare.

Asserenare,

as Rasserenare.

Asserire, Asserisco, Asserito,

to affirme, to assure, to auerre, to auouch.

Assertione,

an assertion, an affirmation, an auouching.

Asserto,

affirmed, auouched, asserted.

Assertiuamente,

affirmatiuely, auouch∣ingly, with an assertion.

Assessare,

to limit or assise, to assesse, to taxe, to impose.

Assessinare,

as Assassinare.

Assessinamento,

as Assassinamento.

Assessino,

as Assassino.

Assesso,

the assise, value or alloy of mo∣ney, as we say sterling or according to the standard.

Assessore,

an assessor or assiser, a limiter, a counsellor.

Assestare,

as Assettare.

Assetare,

to bee or make thirstie, to long for.

Assettare,

to settle, to order, to place, to dresse vp, to reforme, to redresse, to fix, to conforme.

Assettatura,

a fishing line: a setling, an ordring of any thing.

Assettatuzzo,

a minion, a gallant, an af∣ffected fellow. Also accommodated.

Assetto in Assetto,

in order, in good order, in good forme, handsomly: staie or setling.

Asseuerare,

to affirme, to protest, to swear, to auerre, to auouch.

Assibilare,

to hisse like a serpent.

Assicella,

a little board or a planke or splint of thin boords, a spall of a broken stone.

Assicurare,

to warrant, to assure.

Assicuranza,

suretie, assurance.

Assicurtà,

boldly, vpon assurance.

Assiderare,

to stiffen or benum with cold, to swoune, to enterfer as a horse doth, to blast or strike with a planet, to be ta∣ken: to gall or rub off the skin.

Assideratione,

freezing, benumming, en∣terferring, galling or rubbing off the skin, blasting or a striking with a pla∣net.

Assidére,

to sit downe, to situate.

Assidenza,

the act of sitting downe, a sit∣ting, a setling.

Assidi,

as Epicicli.

Assiduare,

to continue with diligence.

Assiduità,

continuance, diligence, daily labour.

Assiduo,

carefull, continuing, diligent, la∣boursome.

Assieme,

togither, helterskelter.

Assiepare,

to hedge or fence about.

Assiepatore,

a hedger, a maker of hodges.

Assillare,

to bite with a horseflie. Also to leape and skip furiously as oxen do when they are stung and bitten with flies.

Assillo,

a sting or pricke of a waspe. Also a sharpe goade.

Assimigliare,

to resemble or be like.

Assindicare,

to iudge, to arraine, to con∣demne by order of law, to trie by law.

Assinghiozzati sospiri,

sobbing, deepe fetcht sighes.

Assioma,

authoritie by reason of an of∣fice, a maxime, a principle, a generall ground or rule of any art.

Assinomantia,

diuina••••on or witchcraft done by hatchets.

Assisa,

size that painters vse. Also an as∣sise or manner. Also a liuerie, a guise or fashion, an assise or session.

Assisare,

to sise, to sesse, to assise, to sute well.

Assiso,

sitten downe, seated, situated.

Assistere,

to assist, to aide, to helpe.

Assistenza,

helpe, assistance.

Assistente,

assistant, helping.

Assito,

a beame, a prop, a quarter, a iaw••••, a supporting peece of timber.

Assiuólo,

as Assaiuólo.

Asso,

an ace vpon a die or vpon a carde. Also a nought or nothing.

Associate,

to accompanie or associate.

Assodare,

to make solide, fast or hard, to order or settle a matter.

Assogna,

grease or tallow.

Assognare,

to dreame, to raue. Also to tallow, to grease.

Assolato,

setled vpon fower feete, s••l••d.

Assoldare,

to presse soldiers, to take men into pay.

Assóluere, Assoluo, Assolsi, Assolto,

to acquit, to discharge, to pardon or ab∣solue, to remit, to forgiue, to assoile.

Assoluto,

absolued, discharged, remit∣ted, forgiuen, quitted. Also absolute.

Assolutione,

absolution, remission, for∣giuenes, assoiling, perfection, vprigh••∣nesse, absolutenes.

Assolutorio,

pertaining to absolution.

Assomiglianza,

resemblance, like, after the maner.

Assomigliare,

to resemble.

Assomigliante,

resembling, like.

Assommare,

to summe or heape vp.

Assongiare,

to grease with hogs grease.

Assongia,

tallow or hogs grease.

Assontione,

an assumption.

Assonto,

assumed, mounted vp, obtained,

Assopire,

to supple, to mitigate, to asswage, to smoother.

Assorbire,

to swallow vp or sip vp.

Assordaggine,

deafnes, thicknes of hea∣ring.

Assordare,

to make or become deafe.

Assordaforni,

a common scould or railer.

Assortare,

to sort, to consort or accompa∣nie, or come to effect.

Assortire,

as Assortare.

Assotigliare,

to subtilize, to make small, slender or thinne, to distinguish, to de∣uide, to beate or stamp thin.

Assúmere,

to assume, to vndertake, to mount vp.

Assunto,

as Assonto.

Assùrgere,

to raise or rise vp.

Asta,

a staffe, a launce, a speare, a pike, a long poule.

Astace,

a Lobster-fish, a sea-crab.

Astaffetta,

in post-hast, hastelie.

Astallare,

to abide or stay in a stable, to stable, to stale, to abide, to remaine.

Astanti,

by-standers, being present.

Astare,

to arme one as a speareman, or pikeman.

Astase, Astese, Astrase,

as Astace.

Astenère, tengo, tenni, tenuto,

to ab∣staine or forbeare, to temper.

Astenente,

abstinent, temperate.

Astenentia,

abstinence, temperance.

Astenuato,

leane, meagre, gaunt, lanke.

Asterite,

a kinde of pretious sparkling stone.

Asteratico,

a kinde of skie colour. Also a stone or earth so called.

Astersione,

a wiping away, a cleansing, a drying vp.

Astersiuo,

that will wipe away, cleanse, or dry vp.

Asti,

or Cucchi, monie in rogues lan∣guage, or pedlers french.

Astesi,

a kinde of sea-crab or lobster, so called in Italie.

Astinenza,

as Astenentia.

Astio,

as Aschio.

Astioso,

as Aschioso.

Astipulatore,

that is of one accord or as∣sent with another.

Astiuóla, Asticciuola,

a little launce, a little speare, a little staffe.

Astoccata,

by or with a thrust or stoc∣cado, or a phoine.

Astolfeida,

a fault which many haue to presume to haue that which they haue not, as Astolfo presumed by his force to do that which his enchaunted speare did.

Astorre,

a Gossehauke.

Astorella,

a tassell of a Gossehauke.

Astrabacca,

the herbe Asarabacca or Hazellwort.

Astracco,

a floore or a seeling that is fret∣ted.

Astragalomantia,

a diuination or casting of lots with dice, or hucklebones.

Astragalo,

a hucklebone. Also the neck∣bone. Also a kind of word in building. Also the herbe Peasearthnut.

Astrapia,

a kinde of whitish, and greenish stone.

Astrapié,

in haste, a snatch and away.

Astrarre,

to abstract or draw out.

Astrattezza,

a strange, far-fetcht con∣ceite, an abstractnes.

Astratto,

abstracted, drawne out, an ab∣straction.

Astrattione,

abstraction.

Astrèa,

taken for iustice, the daughter of Astrea and Aurora.

Astretta,

a gripping or pinching at the heart.

Astrettiuo,

restrictiue, restringent. Also enforcing.

Astretto,

constrained, vrged, forced, bound, at a narrow passe, compelled.

Astrico,

a pauement, a place that is paued.

Astringente,

astringent, enforcing.

Astringere,

to constraine, to force, to binde, to inforce, to compell.

Astrio,

a precious stone in India with a shining star in the centre or midst of it.

Astro,

a starre.

Astroccomusiato,

floored, seeled, or pa∣ued with frets.

Astroide,

a stone which being laide vpon marble wet with vineger or iuice of li∣mons doth stirre and creepe away.

Astrolabio,

an astrolobe, an instrument whereby the motions of the stars is ga∣thered.

Astrologare,

to play the Astrologer.

Astrologia,

Astrologie.

Astrologo,

an Astrologer.

Astronamo,

an Astronomer.

Astronomare,

to plaie the Astronomer.

Astronomia,

Astronomie.

Astronomizzare,

as Astronomare.

Astronomo,

an Astronomer.

Astroppicciare,

to rub or claw hard.

Astura,

a shell-fish called a nakre.

Astutia,

craft, malice, subtilitie, wit, shrewdnes.

Astuto,

craftie, malicious, subtill, wittie, shrewd.

Asua posta,

at his pleasure, at his perill.

Asua scelta,

at his choice.

Asuefare,

to accustome, or be wont.

Asuefatione,

as Asuetudine.

Asueto,

wont, accustomed.

Asuetudine,

a custome, a fashion, a wont.

Asuo danno,

at his perill.

Asuolo asuolo,

piled in order as herrings be in barrels.

Asuo mal grado,

in despight of him.

Asu•• senno,

after his owne wit.

Atagliare,

to fit, to cut or square any thing

Atalche,

so that, then.

Atanato,

the herbe Rose campion.

Atanasia,

the herbe Tansie. Also a kind of salue so called of the Apothecaries.

Atante,

in stead of Aiutante, helping.

Atanto,

in the meane time, there whilest, insomuch, so farre foorth, then.

Atapezzare,

as Atapezzire.

Atapezzire,

to burnish, to trim or smug vp, to hang or adorne with tapestrie.

Atarantolati,

such as are bitten or stung with the serpent Tarantola.

Atarantula,

as Tarantola.

Atare,

to helpe, to addresse, to fit, to settle.

Atastare,

as Attastare.

Ateo, Atheo, Atheista,

an atheist, a mis∣creant, godles, one that thinkes there is no god.

Atempo,

in time or season, for time, vpon trust, fitly, oportunely.

Atempo luogo,

in due time and place.

Attentione,

attention or heede.

Atento,

attempted, attentiue, heedie, marking.

Atentone,

groping in the darke vpon all fower.

Aterina,

a fish called in latin Atherina.

Atergo,

behinde ones backe, behinde.

Athleta,

a wrestler or a contender with hande and foote, a champion.

Atimo, Attimo,

an atome or mote or an indiuisible thing. Also a moment of time.

Atleta,

as Athleta.

Atomo, Attomo,

as Atimo.

Atorno,

about, in a rounde, in a circle, touching, concerning.

Atorto,

wrongfully, against right or rea∣son.

Atoscare,

as Atossicare.

Atossicare,

to poison or enuenome.

Atramento,

a kind of dying or colouring. Also inke. Also a kinde of minerall salt.

Atramento sutorio,

copperas or vitrioll, or shoomakers blacke.

Atrauersare,

to trauerse or crosse the ground: to thwart, to crosse, to hinder.

Atrauerso,

acrosse, contrarie to expecta∣tion, ouerthwart.

Atristare,

as Attristare.

Atro,

darke, blacke, sable, pitchie, dread∣full, cruell, lothsome, gastly, grisly, dred∣full, horrible.

Atroce,

fierce, cruell, fell, seuere.

Atrochite,

as Astroide.

Atrocità,

fiercenes, crueltie, seueritie.

Atrophia,

a disease, when one for feare eateth lesse, or through too much greedi∣nes eateth more than he ought, where∣vpon followeth a consumption or pining away. Some take it for a disease in the eies.

Attaccare,

to fasten, to cleaue, to ioyne, to hang vp, to pitch vp, to tacke, to attache.

Attaccar battaglia,

to ioyne battell.

Attaccaticcio,

clammie, slimie, pitchie, fastning, cleauing vnto.

Attaccatura,

a fastning, tying or ioyning vnto.

Attacco,

a holdfast, a fastening.

Attafanato,

a flie-stoong or flie-bitten-coloured horse. Looke Tauani.

Attagene,

a daintie bird called a godwit. Some take it for a moore hen. Some say that in companie it sings, but neuer alone.

Attagliare,

to sooth one vp in his speeches, to make good what one saies, to fit, to grace, to fadge or square fit with any thing.

Attalentare,

to assent or agree to ones minde.

Attalianato,

Italianated or Italianized.

Attamente,

aptly, fitly.

Attanagliare,

to tanacle, to pinch with tanacles or tongs.

Attare,

to act, to make apt, to fit.

Attasentare,

to put to silence, to husht.

Attastare,

to feele, to grope, to trie, to prooue, to taste, to assay, to tent as a sore.

Attasti,

the frets of any instruments.

Attauanato,

as Attafanato.

Attediare,

to wearie, to ouercome one with tediousnes.

Attegare,

idem. Also to dance on ropes of to tumble.

Attegatore,

a teacher of nimblenes, a iug∣ler, a tumbler, an actiue man, a dancer vpon ropes.

Atteggiare,

to teach, to make docile or actiue, to be nimble, to iugle, to tumble.

Atteggiatore,

an actor, a teacher, a tum∣bler, a iugler, an actiue man.

Attelana,

a kinde of comedie diuided into actes.

Attelare,

to put or place in due, right and euen order.

Attempare,

to grow or increase in age.

Attempato,

aged, old, in yeeres.

Attendare,

to encampe, to pitch a tent.

Attèndere, tendo, tesi, teso,

to accom∣plish, to keepe, to harken, to expect, to stay, to tarrie. Also to attend, to waite, to follow, to sollicite, to marke, to heare, to regarde, to apply.

Attenenti,

kinsmen, allies, cosins, pertai∣nings.

Attenère, tengo, tenni, tenuto,

to keepe, to hold fast, to take hold, to pertaine, to belong vnto, to obserue.

Attentare,

to attempt, to hazard, to ad∣uenture.

Attentato,

attempted, hazarded. It is also taken in Grisoni, when a horse goeth so heedfully or warily, that he dareth not tread one foote on another.

Attentione,

attention, attendance, dili∣gence, care, heed.

Attentiuo,

attentiue, diligent, carefull, heedfull, vigilant, prone, ready.

Attento,

as Attentiuo. Also an attempt, an intent or purpose. As Attentoche.

Attentoche,

since that, sith, seeing that, considering.

Attentone,

as Atentone.

Attenuare,

to extenuate, to make fine, small or leane.

Attenuatione,

extenuation, finenes, smal∣nes, thinnesse, leannesse, gauntnes.

Attenuire,

as Attenuare.

Attergare,

to turne the shoulders or backe towards.

Atterrare,

to suppresse, to throwe or cast downe to the ground, to humble, to fell. Also to fill or dam vp with earth.

Atterrire, Atterrito,

to deter, to affright, to feare, to amaze, to terrifie.

Atterzare,

to ioyne three and three togi∣ther, to packe or pricke the cardes.

Atteso,

attended, waited, followed, solli∣cited, marked, hard, accomplished, kept, expected, regarded, applied, harkned, stayed, tarried.

Attesoche,

seeing that, since that, sith, since.

Attestare,

to witnes, to testifie.

Attestatione,

a witnessing, a testimonie.

Attestatore,

a witnes, a testifier.

Attezza,

aptitude, dexteritie, actiuitie, aptnes.

Atti,

acts, actions, deedes, iests, doings, customes, behauiors, statutes, decrees.

Attica,

one of the foure Greeke tongues that were commonly spoken.

Atticciare,

as Attizzare.

Attidudine,

as Attitudine.

Attignere,

as Attingere.

Attillare,

to notifie, or set out with a grace, or to make handsome.

Attillato,

n••tified, refined, set out with a grace, or handsome, smug, triuie, trim, fine.

Attillante,

gallant, fine, neate, spruce, handsome in clothes.

Attillatezza,

neatnes, finenes, handsom∣nes, comlines.

Attillatuzzo,

nice, fine, spruce, smug, selfe-conceited, or ouerweening.

Attimo, Attomo,

as Atimo.

Attinare,

to make fit, commodious, or pro∣per for any action. Also to tunne.

Attinenza,

pertaining or pertinencie.

Attinente,

pertaining, belonging, allied, liable.

Attingere,

to touch or dip in, or draw wa∣ter. Also to dye into any colour, to reach or fetch water.

Attinto,

touched, dipped in, or dyed, or reached, or keeched water. Also when a horse is tainted or hurt, or ouer∣reacheth one foote with another, and withall doth hurt a sinew. Some conster it to be a taint or ouer-reach in the back or shanke of a horse.

Attione,

an act, an action, or a deede.

Attirare,

to draw vnto, to allure.

Attitudine,

aptnes, fitnes, actiuitie, dex∣teritie, gesture, action.

Attiuo,

actiue, nimble, full of agilitie, do∣ing, actuall, effectuall.

Attizzamento,

a stirring vp, or prouo∣cation.

Attizzare,

to stirre, to moue, to prouoke to anger, or to stirre vp the fire.

Attizzatoio,

an iron or forke to stirre vp the fire with. Also a kindling place.

Attizzonare,

as Attizzare.

Atto,

an act, a deede, an action, a ge∣sture, a part, a tricke. Also apt or meete, readie, fit, prone, prepared, proper, good, ordained.

Attondare,

to round or make round, to go round. Also for a horse to close vp his turne roundlie.

Attondar di sproni,

to help with both spurres at one time to make a horse to close his turne iust.

Attoniare,

as Attorniare.

Attonire,

to astonie or be astonished, to amaze.

Attónito,

astonished, amazed.

Attore,

a challenger or prouoker in any combat or quarrell, an actor, a doer, a demandant, a plaintife, an accuser, a pleader, an atturney, a factor, a player in a comedie, a bailife in husbandrie.

Attorcicchiare,

as Attortigliare.

Attorcigliare,

as Attortigliate.

Attòrcere, attorgo, attorcei, attorto,

or attorciuto, to make crooked, to wind about as a with, to torment, to racke, to wind vp together.

Attorneggiare,

as Attorniare.

Attorniare,

to compas, to enuiron, to in∣circle, to girde about.

Attorno,

as Atorno.

Attortigliare,

to curle or turne round,

Attorto,

wrong fullie.

Attoscare,

as Attossicare,

Attossicare,

to enuenome or poison.

Attraggere,

as Attrarre.

Attrarre,

to attract, to draw out from, to abstract, to benumme, to shrinke vp the sinewes, to allure, to entice.

Attratile,

a kinde of burre or pricking weede, good against the bitings of Scor∣pions.

Attrattiuo,

attractiue, enticing, allu∣ring.

Attratto,

drawne out from, attracted, be∣nummed in the ioints, shronken in the lims, allured, enticed.

Attrattore,

a Surgeons toole, or drawing instrument so called.

Attrauersare,

to crosse or ouerthwart.

Attrauerso,

acrosse, athwart, ouer∣thwart.

Attrecciare,

to pleite or make vp in tres∣ses, to pleite flowres as in a garland.

Attribuire, tribuisco, tribuito,

to at∣tribute, to impute, to ascribe, to referre, to presume.

Attribuitione,

attribution.

Attriplice,

the hearbe Orache or Orage.

Attristare,

to make sad or melancolicke, to grow bad.

Attritare,

to mince, hew, or cut small.

Attrittione,

rubbing, fretting or wea∣ring. Also attrition, that is a remorce proceeding of seruile feare, fearing ei∣ther punishment, or losse of something, a fained contrition.

Attropicamento,

a stumbling-blocke, a stumbling.

Attropicare,

to stumble.

Attuale,

actuall, effectuall.

Attuccio,

a tricke, a seate, a pranke, a sleight.

Attuffare,

to diue or ducke or plunge vn∣der water.

Attuiare,

to obscure, to darken, to ouer∣shadow, to blemish, to beguile.

Attuire,

as Attu••are.

Atturaccio,

a stopple, also a skowring∣sticke for great Artillerie.

Atturare,

to stop or shut, to extinguish.

Atturatoio,

as Atturaccio.

Attustare,

to drowne, to smother, to stifle.

Attuttare,

to sum or cast vp, to dam vp, to fill vp, to extinguish, to assure, to appease.

Attutare,

to ducke, plunge or diue vnder water, to asswage, to appease, to hush, to extinguish, to qualifie, to temper. Also to assure or warrant.

Attutire,

to make one perforce to hold his peace, to husht.

A tua posta,

at thine owne pleasure, pe∣rill, or hazard.

Aturfo,

the Tamariske tree.

Atutta oltranza,

with might and maine, with all ones strength and force.

A tutto transito,

as A tutta oltranza.

A tutti i modi,

by all meanes, howsoeuer.

A tutto pasto,

all the meale through, from the beginning to the end of dinner or supper.

Atutto corso,

without stop or let, with might and maine, on a maine gallop.

Aua,

a grandmother, a grandame.

Auacciare,

to dispatch, to rid, to hasten, to make short.

Auaccio,

with speede, in haste, hastelie, quickly, out of hand, shortly.

Auale,

now, euen now, by and by.

Auallare,

to descend, to make a valley, to swallow downe, to stoope, to alight. Al∣so to diminish, to confound, to sincke, to suppresse, to vaile downe, to encompasse or encircle round.

Aualere,

to preuaile. Also to serue ones owne turne, to auaile.

Aualorare,

to make valiant, to encourage, to animate, to become valorous.

Auampare,

to set on fire, to flame, to blaze, to kindle.

Auangare,

to thriue or prosper well, to succeed happilie.

Auania,

an vndeserued wrong, an insul∣ting iniurie, a secret grudge.

Auantaggiare,

to aduantage, to excell, to exceed.

Auantaggiato,

aduantaged, to haue more pay then others.

Auantaggio,

aduantage, ods.

Auantaggioso,

aduantageous, hauing ods or aduantage.

Auantare,

to brag, to boast, to glorie, to crake, to vaunt.

Auantatore,

a bragger, a boaster, a vaun∣ter.

Auante, Auanti,

before, formost, former, tofore, first, afore.

Auant'hieri,

the day before yesterday.

Auanticuore,

as Anticuore.

Auanuára,

at a venture, at hazard, hab or nab, at sixe or seuen.

Auanzare,

to grow, to increase, to aug∣ment, to out goe, to forgoe, to exceede, to excell. Also to leaue ouerplus, to get a∣forehand, to aduance, to prefer, to profit, to surmount.

Auanzamento,

as Auanzo.

Auanzaticcij,

as Auanzi.

Auanzi,

scraps, leauings, mammocks, re∣liques, shreads, vailes of any thing, odde ends.

Auanzo,

aboue, moreouer, profit, gettings, increase, ouerplus, gaine. Also the rest at Primero.

Auanzugli,

as Auanzi.

Auaritia,

couetice, couetousnes, auarice.

Auaro,

couetous, sparing, a niggard, a mi∣ser.

Auarone,

a chuffe, a niggard, a great co∣uetous man, a pinch penie, a paltrer, a dodger, a miser, a penie father.

Auccellare,

as vccellare.

Audáce,

bold, hardy, daring, aduentu∣rous, couragious, valiant, presumptu∣us, audacious.

Audacia,

boldnes, hardines, courage, vali∣ancie, daringnes, presumption.

Audientia,

audience, listening, hearing.

Audire,

to heare, to hearken, to listen, to giue eare.

Auditore,

an auditor, a hearer, a disci∣ple.

Auditorio,

an auditorie, a place of audi∣ence.

Auedére, veggo, vidi, veduto,

or visto, to perceiue, to forsee, to beware, to fore∣cast, to aduise.

Auedimento,

warines, foresight, forecast, discretion, wisedome.

Auedutamente,

warily, discreetly, wise∣ly, with forecast, aduisedly.

Aueduto, Auisto,

foreseene, perceiued, aware, forecast. Also warie, wise, sub∣tile, craftie, foreseeing, a forecaster, discreete or aduised.

Auegna che,

howbeit, albeit, although.

Auegnadioche,

idem.

Auellana,

a filbert or hazell nut.

Auellano,

a filbert or a hazell nut tree.

Auelenare,

to enuenome, to poison.

Auéllere,

to pluck by the rootes, to roote out.

Auéllo,

a vault, a tombe, a sepulchre, a hollow den or caue.

Auemaria,

euening tide or euening praier time, euensong, an auemarie.

Auéna,

oates or prouander for horses. Al∣so an oaten pipe.

Auenaro,

an Auenor in a stable that hath the charge of oates or prouander.

Auenante,

as Auenente.

Auenenare,

to poison, to enuenim.

Auenente,

comely, gracious, handsome, seemely, proper, fine, with due proportio∣on.

Auenentia,

comelines, graciousnes, hand∣somnes, propernes, seemelines.

Auenentezza,

as Auenentia.

Auenga che,

as Auegna che.

Auengadio che,

as Auegna che.

Auenire, vengo, venni, venuto,

to hap∣pen, to come to passe, to chaunce, to meet,

Auenimento,

a hap, a chance, an acci∣dent, a successe, an issue, an euent.

Auentare,

to hurle, to fling, to throw, to darte, to cast violently, to seaze greedi∣ly or leape vpon.

Auentata,

as Al'auentata, a flinging.

Auentitij beni,

goods that come by chance.

Auentitio,

a stranger, strange, happe∣ning, chauncing.

Auento, Auuento, Aduento,

aduent, a time of the yeere so called. Also an a∣riuing or a passage vnto.

Auentore,

as Auentitio. Also a custo∣mer or a frequenter to a place.

Auentura,

aduenture, hap, fortune, chance, by hap, hab or nab, by chance.

Auenturare,

to aduenture, to hazard.

Auenturiere,

an aduenturer, a hazarder.

Auenturoso, Auenturato,

hardie, fortu∣nate, aduenturous.

Auerare,

to verifie, to auer, to affirme.

Auerbio,

an aduerbe: one of the eight parts of speech.

Auere,

as Hauere.

Auersario,

an aduersarie, an opponent.

Auersione,

a turning or driuing away. Also a contrarietie.

Auersità,

aduersitie, contrarietie.

Auérso,

aduerse, contrarie, turned.

Auertente,

warie, foreseeing, subtile, ad∣uertising, heedefull.

Auertentia,

aduertisement, warning, regard, notice, an admonition, a re∣spect, a heede.

Auértere,

to warne, to aduertise, to mark, to note, to take heede, to admonish, to re∣garde, to take warning, to respect, to at∣tende, to looke vnto.

Auértimento,

as Auertentia.

Auertire,

as Auértere.

Auertito,

warned, aduertised, marked, heeded, regarded, admonished, noted, respected, attended, looked vnto. Also warie, slie, circumspect.

Auezzare,

to accustom, to be wont, to vse.

Auezzamento,

a custome, a fashion, a vse.

Auezzo, Auezzato,

accustomed, woont, vsed.

Auge,

the highest point of any planet.

Augéllo, Augé••,

a bird, a fowle in ge∣nerall.

Augelletto,

a little bird.

Augumentare,

as Aumentare.

Augumento,

as Aumentatione.

Augurale,

that by which any thing may be guessed. Also the ornaments of a soothsaier.

Augurare,

to forbode, to soothsay, to fore∣tell, to foreshew, to diuine.

Augúrio,

an augure, a soothsaying, a pre∣diction, a signe, a coniecture, a diuina∣tion, a bad or ill hap, a wishing of good hap, a forboding.

Augúro,

a soothsaier, a foreboder, a con∣iecturer, a diuiner, a wisher.

Augusta,

the chiefe kinde of eagle that is.

Augusto,

consecrate, holy, noble, royall, imperiall, full of maiestie, reuerende. Also worshipfull, honorable, of great magnificence, sanctified.

Auiare,

to addresse, to set forward, to set in the way, to conuey, to direct.

Auiamento,

as Auiatione.

Auiatione,

a conueiance, a direction, an addressing.

Auidità,

greedines, rauenousnes, desire, couetousnes.

Auido,

greedie, couetous, rauenous, desi∣rous.

Auignare,

to plant, to set or store with vines.

Auile,

in scorne, in contempt, in spite, in vile sort.

Auilire,

to debase, to vilifie, to deiect, to suppresse, to scorne, to defile, to dishonor, to despise.

Auilluppare,

to fould vp, to entangle, to enwrap, to bundle vp, to winde vp. As Armeggiare.

Auiluppo,

a bundle, a fardle, a winding.

Auinato,

a kinde of wine of grape colour.

Auincere, vinco, vinsi, vinto,

to binde, claspe or tie harde togither. Also to ouercome, to imbrace, to winde or com∣passe about as Iuie doth about a tree, to clinch ones fingers.

Auinciare,

as Auincere.

Auincigliare,

as Auincere.

Auinchiare,

as Auincere.

Auinghiare,

as Auincere.

Auisamento,

as Auiso.

Auisare,

to aduertise, to marke, to note, to consider, to aduise, to thinke, to view, to heede, to regarde, to informe, to warne, to iudge, to imagine.

Auisatamente,

aduisedly, considerately.

Auiso,

aduertisement, aduise, considera∣tion, notice, an opinion, account, or a see∣ming.

Auiso auiso,

face to face, ouer against.

Auisto.

Looke Aueduto.

Auiticchiare,

as Auincere.

Auiuare,

to reuiue, to quicken.

Auiuatoio,

a goldsmiths or guilders toole.

Aula,

a kings or queenes court, a pallace, a hall.

Aulimento,

as Alimento.

Aumentare,

to augment, to increase, to multiple.

Aumentatione, Aumento,

augmenta∣tion, increase.

Aumento,

a disease or sore in the eies.

Aumiliare,

as Humiliare.

Aun per uno,

one by one.

Auo,

a grandfather, a gransire.

Auocare,

to plead or lawe, or play the ad∣uocate, to sollicite.

Auocaria,

an aduocate or atturneyship. Also a bar where lawyers pleade.

Auocato,

pleaded, lawed or plaid the ad∣uocate, sollicited. Also an aduocate, a lawyer, an atturney or counsellor at law, a sollicitor.

Auocadore,

an aduocate or counsellor at lawe.

Auogadare,

as Auocare.

Auola,

a grandmother, a grandame.

Auolgere, volgo, volsi, volto,

to turne, to enwrap, to entangle, to winde vp, to roule or bundle vp. Also as Armeg∣giare.

Auolgimento,

an enwrapping, an entan∣gling, a bundle, a rowle.

Auollere,

as Armeggiare.

Auolo,

a grandsire, a grandfather.

Auólo,

in flight, flying. Also in post haste.

Auolpacchiare,

to plaie the foxe or craf∣tie companion, to deale subtillie. Also as Armeggiare.

Auoltacchiare,

as Auoltare.

Auoltare,

to ouerturne, to ouerwhelme or ouerthrow, to wallow or rowle in, to tosse or turn, to wander or range about.

Auoltatiuo,

one of the eight kinds of wormes breeding in horses.

Auoltóio, Auoltóre,

a kinde of hauke, a gripe, a vulture or a geyre. Also a precious stone found in a vulturs head.

Auólto,

enwrapped, turned, entangled, wound vp, rowled.

Auoltolare,

as Auoltare.

Auório,

Yuorie.

Auoserta,

as Auosetta.

Auosetta,

a fowle like a Storke with a white bill bending vpwarde, and of a whitish colour.

Auotare,

to vowe, to promise: to empty.

Auóto,

empty, idle, for nought or in vain. Also vpon a vow or promise.

Auotire,

as Auotare.

Aura,

the aire, a pleasant gale of winde or sweete morning breath, a blaste.

Auraco,

golden, of gold, glistring as gold.

Aurare,

to gild or decke with gold.

Aurélia,

the herbe called Mothweede, or golden Floweramour, or golden Ste∣chados or Cudweede.

Aurélio,

shining like gold, yellow, golden. Also the little wings of butter flies.

Auréo,

golden, of a golden hewe.

Auréo d'Allessandro,

a precious phisicke against poison.

Auricalco,

latten or copper metall. Also taken for a trumpet.

Auricolare,

auricolar. Also the name of a certaine vaine in ones body: the finger next to the little finger.

Auricóne,

of a golden or sunshine colou∣red haire.

Auriflamma.

 

Aurifrigio,

a kinde of water and lande fowle·

Auríga,

a carter, a wagoner, a waneman.

Auro,

gold.

Auróra,

the morning, the morne, the dawne or breake or peepe of day, the gray morning.

Auruspicio,

he that looked into the liue parts of the sacrifices to gesse at the issue of them.

Ausa, Auso,

bold, daring, aduenturous.

Ausáre,

to dare, to be bold, to aduenture.

Aúsare,

to vse, to be woont, to enure.

Aúscio aúscio,

dore by dore, from dore to dore.

Ausiliare,

auxiliare, fighting vnder one standerd, a helping neighbour.

Ausiliari soldati,

auxiliare, aiding or helping souldiers.

Aúso,

after the fashion, custome or vse.

Auspice,

a soothsaier, a deuiner, a guesser. Also a direction or guide. Also he that giues a woman to the priest to be ma∣ried.

Auspicio,

a foresigne, a foreshew, a diui∣nation, a guessing, fortune. Also the man that couples the man to the wife in mariage. Also conduct, gouernment, disposition, authoritie, direction of a captaine.

Austerità,

seueritie, crueltie, strictnes, au∣steritie.

Austéro,

seuere, cruell, strict, austere, harsh or vnpleasant.

Australe,

of the south or southern.

Austro,

the south winde, or the southerne part of the world.

Autenticare,

to make authentike, to giue authoritie, to make lawfull, to approoue.

Auténtico,

lawfull, authentike, powerful, authorised, approoued.

Autonno,

as Antunno.

Autore,

an actor, an author, a dooer, a be∣ginner of a thing.

Autoréuole,

powerfull, hauing power or authoritie.

Autorità,

authoritie, power, freewill, com∣mand, swaie, rule.

Autorizzare,

to giue power, freewil or au∣thoritie.

Autrice,

a shee author.

Autunnale,

of or pertaining to Au∣tumne.

Autunno,

the autumne or fall of the leafe.

Aúzzare, Auzzo,

as Aguzzare. Note that whersoeuer Au comes before a vowell, the u may either be pronounced and written single or double as pleaseth the speaker or writer: for you may say and write Auacciare, or Auuaccia∣re, Aualorare and Auualorare, A∣uedere and Auuedere. and so with all the rest.

Azaireth,

a kinde of phisicall pils.

Azimo,

bread without leuen, vnleue∣ned.

Aziminthi,

great circles meeting in the Zenith point, and passing through all the degrees of the horizon.

Azimuccio,

one that suffers shortnes of breth.

Azio,

a dog fish. Some take it for a fish like a lamprey.

Azizare,

to settle, to reforme, to dresse, to adorne.

Azurrino,

a kinde of blew colour that painters vse called bisse.

Azurigno,

somewhat blewish or azure.

Azurro,

azure, blew, watchet, skie co∣lour.

Azza,

as Accia.

Azzale, Azzalino,

as Acciaio.

Azzampato,

hauing fanges or clawes, caught with clawes or griped.

Azzannare,

to catch with the teeth or tuskes.

Azzeuia,

a kinde of fish much like a soale.

Azziccare,

to tickle, to set on, or to start suddenly, to prouoke or intice, to dan∣dle.

Azzicchetto,

a tickling, a starting, a so∣daine motion of the bodie, a dandling, a prouoking.

Azzimare,

as Accimare.

Azzimi,

a kinde of marchpane or com∣fets.

Azzimino,

a kinde of fine worke vsed in Persia vpon their cimitaries or other iron works like damasking.

Azzollare,

to beate, to bang, to tugge, to cudgell, to clod togither.

Azzoppare,

to halt, to become lame or criple.

Azzopegare,

as Azzoppare.

Azzuffare,

to fight, to quarrell, to bicker, to combate, to make a fraie, to buc∣kle, cope or grapple togither.

Axinomantia,

diuination or witchcraft by hatchets or axes.