An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 10
10. Of Trees and Shrubs
10. De Arbóribus & Fruticibus.
AN oke, Quercus, ûs. f.
a ſtrong oke, Robur, ŏris
the heart of oke, Melándryon.
an aſh, Fráxinus, ni. f.
a wilde-aſh, Ornus, ni. f.
the linden-tree, Tilia, ae. f.
bask, Vírcula, ae. f.
a beech-tree, Fagus, gi. f.
a birch-tree, Betúla, ae.
an elm, Ulmus, mi. f.
the elm-ſeed, Saméra, ae. f.
an ew-tree, Taxu…, xi. f.
an alder, Alnus, ni. f.
ſ…ger-ch…ſt, Alnus nigra.
box, Buxus, xi. f.
dwarf-box, Humi buxus.
a maple, Acer, ĕ…is. n.
a ſallow, Salix, ĭcis. f.
a willow, Salix perticális.
the red withie, Salix purpurea.
the dun withie, Salix candida.
the cane withie, Salix vitellina.
the oſ…er, Siler, ĕris. n.
palms, Flos ſalicti.
the fir tree, Abies, ĕtis. f.
the turpentine-tree, Terebinthus, thi. f.
Venice turpentine, Lachryma abiégna.
roſin, Reſina, ae f.
roſin of the red fir tree, Réſina pituína.
the pitch-tree, Pícea, ae. f.
pitch, Pix, pícis. f.
ſtone-pitch, Pix arida.
tar, Pix flúida.
the larch-tree, Larix, ícis. f.
turpentine, Réſina larigna.
the maſtich-tree, Lentiſcus, ſci
maſtich, Reſina lentiſcina.
the myrtle-tree, myrtus, ti. f.
the cypreſs-tree, Cupreſſus, ſi.
a cypreſs nut, Glóbulus, li.
the juniper-tree, Juníperus, ti.
the pine-tree, Pinus, ni m.
a pine-apple, Stróbilus, li. m.
the pine-apple kernels, Féttydes, um. f.
the date-tree, Palma, ae. f.
a bough pluckt off with the dates Spadix, ĭcis. m.
an almond-tree, Amygdalus.
a bay-tree, Laurus, …i. f.
the common bay-tree, Laurus baccalia.
tongue-laurel, Victoríola.
a ſlip of bayes, Talea triumphális.
the …boni…-tree, Hébenus, ni. f
Lignum ſanctum, Guáiacum.
the braſil-tree, Bresílium, ii. n.
braſil, Acánthinum lignum.
a ſtick of braſil, Acánthina phalanga.
the ſene-tree, Cole…tea, ae. f.
the tree trefoil, Cytiſus, ſi. f.
the mulberrie-tree, Morus, ri. f
a ſycamore-tree, Sycomórus.
a poplar-tree, Pópulus alba.
an aſp-tree, Pópulus nigra.
a trembling-…eaf, Trémulum folium.
a wich-haſſel, Opulus, li. f.
the haſſel, Cótylus, li. f.
the catskins upon haſſels, Fimbriae corylórum.
the walnut-tree, Juglans, dis.
the cheſnut-tree, Caſtánea, ae. f
the dog-tree, Cornus, ni. f.
the prick-timber-tree, E…ónymus, mi. f.
the elder-tree, Sambúcus, ci. f.
the plane-tree, Plátanus, ni. f.
the catskins that hang upon the plane-tree, Pílulae platani.
the ſervice-tree, Sorbus, bi, f.
an apple-tree, Malus, li. f.
a crab-tree, Malus ſylvéſtris.
a quinch-tree, Malus co…ón…a.
a peach-tree, Malus pérſica.
an orenge-tree, Malus médica
a lym…n-tree, Malus citria.
a pomegranate-tree, Malus púnica.
the bloom of a pomegranate-tree Cytinus.
the wilde pomegranate-tree, Sylveſtris punica.
the bloom of the wilde pomegranate-tree, Baulauſtium.
an apricock-tree, Malus armení…ca.
a medlar-tree, Meſpilus, li. f.
a plum-tree, Prunus, ni. f.
a bullace-tree, Prunus ſylveſtris.
a cherrie-tree, Céraſus, ſi. f.
a warden-tree, Volémus, mi.
a p…ar-tree, Pyrus, ri. f.
a cho…k-pear-tree, Pyraſter.
a fig-tree, Ficus, tis. f.
a fig-leaf, Thrya, ae. f.
a wilde fig-tree, Capriſícus, ci
a …live-tree, Olea, ae. f.
a wilde olive-tree, Oleaſter.
an olive-branch, Thallus, li. m
an arbuto, or ſtrawberrie-tree, Arbutus, ti. f.
the fruit of the arbuto, Unĕdo, ĭnis. f.
the palm-tree, Cárpinus, ni. f.
a thorn▪ Spina, ae. f.
the haw-tho…n-tree, Spina acuta.
the ſlo…-tree, Spinus, ni m.
ch…ſts-thorn, Rhamnus, ni. m.
the rein-berrie-buſh, or way-thorn, Rhamnus ſolutívus
a bryar-buſh, Sentis, tis. f.
all kinde of bryars and thorns, Dumus, mi. m.
places thick of buſhes, Véſpices, um. m.
a bramble, Rubus, bi. m.
a bryar, Vepres, is. f.
the black-berrie-buſh, Morus viticáta
the raſpis-tree, Rubus idaeus.
the gooſ-berrie-tree, Groſſulária, ó…um. n.
the red gooſ-berrie-tree, Groſſularia …ubra.
the bar…berrie-tree, Spina appendix.
a bill-berrie-wire, Camaecéraſus, ſi. f.
ſtraw-berrie-wire, Fragaria.
the baſtard Corinth-tree, Ribes.
the caper-buſh, Capparis, is. f,
liquor…ſh, Gly…yrhiza, ae. f.
eglantine, or the ſweet-bryar, Eglentérium, ii. n.
the wilde eglantine, Rubus canínus.
a b…yar-ball, Spongíola, ae. f.
ivie, H…dera, ae. f.
rope-weed, Laevis ſmilax.
pricking-rope-weed, Aſpera ſmilax.
wood-binde, Capriſólium, ii.
the tamarisk-tree, Myríca, ae. f.
the …ollie-tree, Agri-fólium, ii.
b…om, Geniſta, ae. f.
butchers-broom, Ruſcus, ci. m.
frail…bent, Spartum, ti. n.
…ing, Geniſtella, ae. f.
heath, Eríca, ae. f.
ſurs, or whins, Geniſta ſpinóſa.
ground-ſurs, Onónis, is. f.
primp, Liguſtrum, tri. n.
a vine, Vitis, is. f.
a too early vine, Precia vitis.
a too late vine, Praepóſtera vitis.
a vine ſtaid up with a tree, Vitis arbuſtiva.
a vine ſpread on a wall, Vinea ſequax.
a vine having nothing to uphold it, Vitis vidua.
a vine laid arch-wiſe, Vitis complaviá…a.
a vine running upon rails, Vitis pergulána.
a vine ſtaid up with poles lying upon fork…, Vitis cantheriáta.
a vine holden up by ſtakes, Vitis pedata.
a vine ſet orderly, or checker-w…ſe, Vitis ordina…ia.
a vine too rank, Vitis luxurians.
a bleeding vine, Vitis lachrymans.
a vine ſet with the root, Viviradix, ĭcis f.
an old vine laid on the ground that imps may ſprout out of it, Propágo, ínis. f.
a branch brought along from tree to tree, Tradux, ŭcis. m
a ſhreded-vine, Sarpa, ae. f.
a vine-branch, Palmes, ĭtis. m.
a branch that groweth out of a forked bough, Palmes, ĭtis.
a fruitful branch, Palmes fructuárius.
a branch that beareth nothing, Palmes orbus.
a young branch that beareth leaves onelyonly, Palmes pampinarius.
the branch that is cut and ſpringeth again, Reſex, ĕcis.
a branch fit for planting, Malléolus, li. n.
the ſmall top of the branch, Flagellum, li. m.
a tendrel, Capréolus, li. m.
a vine leaf, Pampinus, ni. d.
a vine that beareth cou…ſ grap… Rabuſcula vitis.
a vine prop, Rídica, ae. f.
twigs wherewith vines are tied Vitilia, órum. n.