An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 11
11. Of things belonging to Trees and Shrubs.
11. De Arborum & Fruticum appendicibus.
A Garden-tree, Arbor urbána.
a forreign tree, Incola Arbor.
a tree full of fruit, Praegna… arbor.
trees growing on rivers, Retae.
a tree made to grow at b… ends, Candoſóccus, ci. m.
a tree fit for fire-wood, Cremiális arbor.
a root, Radix, ícis. f.
a jagged-root, Fibrata radix.
a plant, Planta, ae. f.
a plant well rooted, Stirps, is. f.
the ſtump of the roots, Stirps radícum.
the ſtock, or bodie of a tree with the boughes, Caudex, ĭcis. m
a ſtock, o… bodie of a tree without boughes, Truncus, ci. m.
the ſtock ſet faſt in the ground, Stipes, ĭtis. m.
the root end of a tree, Imus caudex.
wood, Lignum, ni. n.
a fall of wood, Ligni caedes.
timber, Matéria, ae. f.
timber that will never bee don, Immortalitas matériae.
timber that is faultie, Matéria vitióſa.
the ſubſtance of a tree within the rinde, Caro, carnis. f.
the ſappie part, Alburnum, ni.
the heart of a tree, Os, oſſis. n
the bait, Pulpa, ae. f.
the grain, Pecten, ĭnis. m.
the over-thwart-grain, Pecten tranſverſus.
the pith, Medulla, ae. f.
the ſap, Sapa, ae. f.
the life of the tree, Matrix fructus.
the bark, Cortex, ĭcis. m.
bark that will not pill, Cortex inextricabilis.
the inner-bark, Liber, bri. m.
to bark a tree, Decórtico, as.
a bough or arm of a tree, Ramus, mi. m.
a green bough, frons, frondis f
a ſlip of a tree, Clavola, a…. f.
a bough pluckt off with the fruit on it, Termes, ĕtis. m.
a twig, Virga, ae. f.
a limber-twig, Vimen, ĭnis. n
a young ſprout growing out of the ground, Virgultum, ti. n.
a ſhoot growing out of a tree, Haeres arboris.
a ſhoot comming out at a tree root, Viburnum, ni. n.
a ſacker, or water ſhoot, S…ólo.
a ſhoot pluckt off with a roots foot, Perna, ae. f.
a tendril, or young branch, Turio, ónis. m.
a ſhoot of one year, Colis, is. m
a graff, or ciens, Súrculus, li.
a ſtock to graff on, Tálea, ae, f.
a ciens grafted, Inſitum, ti. n.
a tree that hath grafts in its boughes, Buſta, ae. f.
a ſprig, Germen, ĭnis. n.
a young bud, Gemm…, ae. f.
a bud begining to ſpread, Oculus, li. m.
a bloom, or bloſſom, Flos, floris.
the cup of the bloſſom, Involucrum floris.
the gapeing of the bloſſom-cup, Nympha, ae. f.
a leaf, Folium, ii. n.
a thick-leaf, Folium carnóſú.
a jagged leaf, Folium crenátum.
fruit, Fructus, ûs. m.
fruit newly ſet, Fructus deformátus.
a ſtalk, Pedículus, li. m.
a catskin that hang's like a long worm eſpecially upon haſſels, Julus, li. m.
the top of a tree, Cacúmen.
the lopping of trees, Concaedes, ium.
a dead bough cut off, Ramále.
rice, Sarméntum, ti. n.
bruſh-wood, Crémium, ii. n.
ſmall dry ſticks, Córculum.
chats and leaves that fall from the tree, Quiſquíliae, árum
carpenters chips, Schídia, órum
chips to kindle the fire, Fomes.
ſaw-duſt, Scobs, óbis. f.
a board, Tabula, ae. f.
to warp, Pandor, áris.
a little piece of wood, Lignículum.
a logg, Phalanga, ae. f.
a billet, Cala, ae. f.
a fagot, Faſcis, is, m.
a bundle of ſticks, Faſcicúlus lignórum.
a load of wood, Lignórum vehis.
a wood-pile, Lignórum ſt…es
touch-wood, Panus, ni. m.
a toad-ſtool, or muſhrom, Fungus, gi. m.
the yellow toad-stool, Bolé…
the puff, or fuz-ball, Tuber.
a knot, Nodus, di. m.
a knur, or bunch in the bark, Bruſcum, ci. n.
a knur, or knot in the wood, like a woodden pin, Céntru…
a gum-drop, Lácryma, ae. f.
miſle-toe, Viſcum quércio….
the meazil in trees, Patella, ae
the canker, Rubígo, ĭnis. f.
rottenneſs in wood, Caries, …i f
fox-fire, Caries candéſcens.
a chop, Cicatrix, ícis. f.
moſs, Muſcus, ci. m.
a ſhake, Sciſſúra, ae. f.
a prick, Spina, ae. f.
a crooked prickle, H…mí… ſpina.
a ſponge, Spongia, ae. f.
to ſet, Sero, is, üi.
to plant, Planto, as, ávi.
to grow, Naſcor, ĕris, na…
to wax, Creſco, is, crévi.
to be freſh, or lively, Végeo.
to bee green, Vireo, es, üi.
to ſpring, Verno, as, ávi.
to put out buds, Púllulo, as.
to flouriſh, Flóreo, es, üi.
to fade, Flacceſco, is.
to wither, Marceſco, is.
to pull up by the roots, Vello, is.
to fell, Succído, is, cídi.
to fall, Cado, is, cécidi.
to bare the roots, Ablaqueo.
to bank earth about the roots, Accúmulo, as, ávi.
to ſhed a tree, Abnódo, as, avi.
to ſhred a tree, Frondo, as.
to top a tree, Detrunco, as.
to pill a tree, Delíbro, as, avi.
to pare away the ſap, Exalburno, as, avi.
to remove, Tran…fero, fers.
to ſet trees checker-wiſe, Digero, is, geſſi.
to graft, Inſero, is, ſérui.
to inoculate, Inó…ulo, as, avi.
fruitful, Felix.
barren, Infelix.
that bear's all the year, Annifer, a, um.
that bear's twice a year, Bifer.
that beareth cones, or nuts like pine apples, Conifer, a, um
that yeeld's roſin, Resínifer.
that yeeld's pitch, Picárius.
that yeeld's maſt, Glándifer.
a mere-tree, Arbor terminális.
low. Humilis, e. c. 3.
dwarfiſh, Pumilus, a, um.
tall, Procérus, a, um.
high, Al…us, a, um.
great-bodied, Grandiſcápius·
great-top't, Comóſus, a, um.
leavie, Frondóſus, a, um.
broad-top't, Pátulus, a, um.
fadeing, Marceſcéns, tis. c. 3.
flouriſhing, Virens, tis. c. 3.
that will ſoon decay, Evánidus, a, um.
laſting, Aeternus, a, um.
ſtreight, Rectus, a, um.
crooked, Curvus, a, um.
ſtanding upright, Eréctus.
leaning, Inníxus, a, um.
ſound, Integer, gra, um.
faultie, Vitioſus, a, um.
hollow, Cavus, a, um.