An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 8 – Glossary list 9
8. Of Flowers.
8. De Floribus.
A Roſe. Roſa, ae f.
a roſe knap, Calix, ĭcis.
a roſe bud. C…hívum, vi. n.
a roſe ſhale. Cortex, ĭ…is. m.
the knot beneath the roſe. Caput.
the white of the roſe-leaf, Fortex, ĭcis. m.
the yellow in the roſe. Flos roſae
a white-roſe. Roſa alba.
a red-roſe. Roſa miléſia.
a damask-roſe. Roſa. damaſ céna.
a purple-roſe, Roſa trachínia.
a provence-roſe. Roſa Alabándica.
a bryar-roſe. Roſa Canína.
a ſweet bryar-roſe. Ro…a graeca.
a black berrie-roſe. Eglen…érium, ii. n.
a cynamon-roſe. Coronéola, ae.
a musk-roſe. Roſa pállid….
a baſtard musk roſe. Roſa praeneſtína.
a corn-roſe. G…thágo, inis. f.
a canker, or red-corn-roſe. Roſa papaverális.
the roſe without thorn. Moſc…enton, ti. n.
our Ladies roſe. Amóurim.
a primroſe. Prímula véris.
a cow-ſl…p. A…hé…ica, ae. f.
the dayſie. Herba parályſis.
a white dayſie. Bellis, is. f.
a paradiſe. Narciſſus, ſi. m.
a daffodil, P…eudo-narciſſus, ſi
the Dutch daffodil. Al…úcum.
a tulip, Túlipa, ae. f.
a violet. Viola, ae. f.
the white violet. Viola alba.
the purple violet. Víola nig…a.
the blue violet. Calathiána, ae.
a mariegold. Caltha, ae. f.
a ma…ſh-mariegold. Caltha paluſtris.
a French-mariegold. Víola …ámmea.
a pink. Betónica ſupérba.
a gilly-flower. Betonica coronaria.
a wilde gilly-flower. Cani… brica, ae. f.
a clove-gilly-flower. Cariophyllus, li. m.
a ſtock-gilly-flower. Acaltha.
a winter-gilly-flower. Víola lútea.
the flower of the ſun, or tu… ſole. Helio…rópium, ii. n.
the flower-de-luce Iris, ĭdis. f.
the French paſs-flower. Apium riſus.
the gourd flower. Crinon, ni.
the thiſtle-flower. Stólomo….
flower-gentle. Flos amóris.
the butter-flower, or crow-…. Ranúnculus, li. m.
crow-toes. Hyacínthus, thi. n
lady-trecchus, or dog-ſtones. Satyrium, ii. n.
our ladies gloves, or the L… don button. Bacchar, ăris. ….
…oxgloves. Digitális, is. f.
Canterburie-bells, Campán…la
the ground honey-ſuckle. Cerínthius, ii. m.
the wood-bind-honey-ſuckle. Lilium inter ſpinas.
a lilie. Lilium, ii. n.
a white lilie. Lilium cándidum.
a red lilie. Lilium tubens.
the wood-lilie. Lilium ſilvéſtre.
Liricumphantie, or the May-lilie. Lilium convállium.
the crown-imperial. Lilium imperiále.
the water-lilie. Nymphaea, ae. f
the harveſt-lilie. Víola autumnális.
the one leaved-lilie. Unifólium
a pionie. Paeónia caſta.
a chesboul. Papáver ſa…vum.
a columbine. Aquílea, ae f.
ſalendine. Chilidonia, ae. f.
monks-hood. Cucúllus mónachi.
the dog-flower. Caput mónachi.
the gold. H. liochryſum, ſi. n.
the blue-bottle. Cyanus, ni. m,
the champion. Thryállis, is. f.
the periwinkle. vinca-pervinca
the water-willow. Lyſimáchium, ii. n.
a garland. Se…um, ti. n.
a chaplet, or garland for the head. Coróna, ae. f.
a garland for the neck. Coróna colláris.
a garland tied with ribbons. Coróna ſútilis.
a writhen-garland. Coróna pactilis.
a garland of roſes. Roſália.
a poeſie of flowers. Faſcículus fló…um.
a gripe. Faſciculu… manuális.
a noſegay. Ol…actórium, ii. n.
a pomander-ball. Paſtillus odoratórius.
to ſmell of. Oleo, es, iii.
to ſmell. Olfácio, is, féci.
rank of ſavour. Olidus, …, um.
to ſt…nk. Faet…o, es, iii.
to ſmell very ſweet. Fragro.
to get flowers. Decérpo, is, pſi
to bedeck. Floro, as, ávi.
9. Of Corn.
9. De Frugibus.
SEed ſown, Semen…is, is. f.
new-ſowen-corn. Sátum.
the blade. Fólium, ii. n.
the ſtalk. Culmus, mi. m.
the hoſe. Vagína, ae. f.
to ſhoot. Spico, as, ávi.
the ſtraw. Cá…amus, tui. m.
an ear. Spica, ae. f.
a pould-ear. Spica mútica.
an awn. Ariſta, ae. f.
a full-ear. Grávida aríſta.
a lean …a…. Jejúna ariſta.
a green ear. Immatúra ariſta.
a …ipe-ear. Ravus, vi. m.
a corn, or grain. G…ánum, ni.
the l…gh… co…n at the bottom of the ear. Ather, ĕris m.
the light corn at the top of the ear. Urúncu…, ci. m.
the hull or husk of corn. Gluma, ae, f.
the ch…ff of batted corn, Ac…s.
the chaff of corn thraſht out. Pálea, ae. f.
ſt…w. Stramen, inis. n.
a ſingle-ſtraw. Feſtuca, ae. f.
the haulm or top of a ſtraw. Culmen, ĭnis. n.
an emptie ſtraw. Culmen ináne.
all manner of corn. Far, fáris.
bread corn. Frumentum, ti. n.
ground-corn, or meal from the mill. Farína, ae. f.
bran Furfur. ŭuris. n.
cheſil, or wheat-bran. Cánica.
grudgings. Utrículus, li. m.
tem…d-meal. Similágo, ĭnis. f.
the courſ-meal. Cibárium, ii.
the boultings of meal. Cántabrum, bri. n.
the flower. Símila, ae. f.
the fineſt flower. Pollen, inis.
wheat. Tríticum, ci. n.
ſpelt. Ador, ŏris. n.
white-wheat. Tríticum ſiligíneum.
red-wheat. Robus, bi. m.
Turkie-wheat. Millium Indicum.
parched wheat. Tríticum frictum.
Rie. Secále, is. n.
barley. Hórdeum, ei. n.
common barley. Caláticum, ci.
b…er-barley, or big. Zea, ae. f.
barley meal parched. Polénta.
malt. Byne, es. f.
oats. Avéna, ae. f.
wilde-oats. Avéna ſtérilis.
oat-meal-groats. Alica, ae. f.
panick. Pánicum, ci. n.
hyrſ, or millet. Millium, ii.
rice. Oryza, ae. f.
amel-corn, Olyra, ae. f.
beech corn, Fago-pyrum, ri n.
graſs corn, Phálaris, ĭdis. f.
ſtand…ng-corn, Seges, ĕtis. f.
pulſ, Legumen, ĭnis n.
a cod, Siliqua, ae. f.
a bean, Faba, ae. f.
bean-meal, Lo…éntum, ti. n.
the bean hull, Bucea, ae.
the black of the bean, Hilum.
a ſpelted bean, Faba fréſa.
to open in ſprouting, Nauſcio.
a bean cod, Fabae tunica.
the cloſing of the cod, Fabae óculus.
a bean-ſtalk, Fabále, is. n.
lean-chaff, Fabágo, ĭnis. f.
a kidn…y-bean, Phaſéolus, li. m
beans of Rome, Smilax hórtenſis.
a peaſ, Piſum, ſi. n.
to ſhale peaſ, Piſo, as, ávi.
a vetch, Cicer, ĕris. n.
chich-peaſ, Cicer ariétinum.
the bitter vetch, Ervum, vi. n.
…ls, or wilde vetches, Vítia.
lentills, Lens, tis. f.
m…ſhlin, Fa…rágo, …nis. f.
b…l…m…ng, or provender, Feſtreágo, ĭnis. f.
a years profits, Provéntus anni.
a ſelf-crop, Seges-reſtíbilis.
a goodly crop, Laeta ſeges.
the harveſt of corn, Spícea m…ſſis.
harveſt got in, Nudáta meſſi…
a glean, Spicilégium, ii. n.
ſtore of corn, Cópia frumenti.
the proviſion of corn, Annóna.
a ſample of corn, Próba, ae. f.
corn craps, Excreménta, órum
to ſpel… corn, Glubo, is, bi.
grittie, Salebróſus, a, um.