An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 12 – Glossary list 13
12. Of Fruits.
12. De Frugibus.
THe fruits of the earth, Anni ſpes.
maſt, Bálanus, ni. m.
an acorn, Glans, dis. f.
an acorn-diſh, Calix glandis.
an oke-ball, Galla, ae. f.
a gall, Acida, ae. f.
an ink-gall, Pílula, ae. f.
kitie-keyes, or aſh-keyes, Lingua paſſer…na.
an olive, Olíva, a…. f.
a round olive, Orchítes, is. f.
a long-olive, Radius, ii. m.
a too-ripe olive, Pauſia, ae. f.
an unripe olive, Drupa, ae f.
an olive-royal, or of the greateſt ſize, Phaúlia, ae.
a pickled olive, Oliva conditanea.
an olive-ſtone, Samſa, ae. f.
oyl, Oleum, ei. n.
ſallet-oyl, Oleum cibárium.
the mother of oyl, Amurca, ae. f.
a caper, Capparis, is. f.
a date, Dactylus, li. m.
an almond, Amygdalum, li. n.
a nut, Nux, nucis. f.
a haſſel-nut, Nux avellána.
a filberd, Nux molluſca.
the nut-bloom, Nucaméntum.
the nut-ſtalk, Scapus, pi. m.
the nut-husk, Culléola, ae. f.
the nut-ſhell, Putámen, ĭnis. n.
to open a nut, Enúcleo, as, avi
to crack a nut, Frango, is.
a pair of nut-cracks, Nucifrángibulum, li. n.
half a nut-ſhell, Carina, ae f.
a kernell, Núcleus, ei. m.
the skin of the kernel, Núclei tunica.
a tweſſeld, or two-ſheld-nut, Nux gémina.
a cob-nut, Nux basílica.
a mouldie-nut, Nux rancĭda.
a worm-eaten-nut, Nux vitióſa.
a deaf-nut, Nux inánis.
a walnut, Juglans, dis. f.
the green ſhells of a walnut, Gallíluca, órum. n.
a pair of walnut-ſhells, Bífidae putáminis carínae.
the skin about a walnut-kernel, Nauci. n.
the partition of a walnut-kernel, Diſſepiméntum, ti. n.
a cheſnut, Caſtánea, ae. f.
the rough ſhells of a cheſnut, Echinátus calix.
a pig-nut, Bulbocáſtanum.
an apple, Pomum, mi. n.
the kernel, Granum, ni. n.
the skin which parts the kernels, Cicum, ci. n.
the core of an apple, Volva, ae.
the meat of an apple, Caro, carnis. f.
the paring of an apple, Putámen.
the crown of an apple, Umbilícus.
the start of an apple, Pedículus, li. m.
an hoord of apples, Cónditum
a young apple, Pomum novum
a green apple, Pomum immíte
a mellow apple, Pomum mite
a little apple, Pomum nanum
an apple as big as ones fist, Pugilláre pómum.
a ſummer apple, Pomum praecox.
a winter-apple, Pomum ſerótinum.
a winde-fall, Pomum cadívum.
a worm-eaten apple, Pomum vermiculóſum.
a withered apple, Pomum viétum.
a ſhreezelled, or a wrinkled apple, Malum pamúcium.
a pear-main, Pyromálum, li.
a pippin, Malum petiſium.
a ſweeting, Melimélum, i. n.
a bitter-ſweeting, Amariméllum.
a geneting, malum praecoquum.
a ſummer-golding, Malum ſanguineum.
a winter-golding, Malum Scandiánum.
a John-apple, Malum muſteum.
a pearl-apple, Malum Sceptiánum.
a cats-bead, Pomum decumánum.
a round-apple, Epiróticum malum.
a breaſt-apple, Malum Orthomáſticum.
a pome-paradiſe, Pomum orbiculátum.
a queen-apple, Malum Claudianum.
a puffin, Malum pulmóneum
a coſtard, Malum quaerárium.
a crab, Malum ſilveſtre.
a quince, Malum Cydónium.
the pear-quince, Malum ſtrutheum.
the golden-quince, Malum cotóneum.
a peach, Malum Perſicum.
an orange, Malum aureum.
a lymon, Malum Heſperium.
a lymon-pill, Corium médicum.
a citron, Malum Citreum.
a pomegranate, Malum Púnicum.
the ſweet pomegranate, Malum apyrinum.
a pomegranate-pill, Mali córium.
the pomegranate-ſeeds, Acini.
the pomegranate kernels, Acinórum nuclei.
an apricock, Malum Armeníacum.
the amorous apple, Malum inſánum.
a pear, Pyrum.
the pound-pear, Pyrum librále.
the warden-pear, Pyrum volémum.
the winter-pear, Pyrum amérinum, ni. m.
the Katharine-pear, Pyrum Cruſtúminum.
a ſandie-pear, Pyrum ſignínum
a late-pear, Poſtautumnale.
honey-pears, Omomélida.
an harſh-pear, Superbum pyrum.
a long-started-pear, Dolobelliánum.
a muskadel-pear, Pyrum hordeárium.
a ſhort-ſtarted-pear, Pyrum regium.
a juicie-pear, Pyrum Falérnum.
a louelie-pear, Pyrum venéreum.
a breaſt-pear, Pyrum pomponiánum.
an Engliſh breaſt-pear, Pyrum ampulláceum.
a pear like a cucumber, Pyrum cucurbitínum.
a choak-pear, Pyrum ſilveſtre.
a warden, Volémum, mi. n.
a cherrie, Ceraſum, ſi. n.
a black-cherrie, Céraſum actium.
a red-cherrie, Céraſum aproniánum.
a Spaniſh cherrie, Céraſum durácinum.
a cherrie-ſtone, Oſsículum, li. n. vel os céraſi.
the meat of a cherrie, Pulpa céraſi.
a plum, Prunum, ni. n.
a yellow-plum, Cereum prunum.
a wheat-plumb, Hordeárium prunum.
a horſ-coggle, Aſinárium prunum.
a fair great plum, Prunum decumánum.
a pear-plum, Pyriprúnum, ni.
a prune, or ſpice-plum, Prunum paſſum.
a damaſcene, Prunum damaſcenum.
a bullace, Prunum nánum.
a ſloe, Prunéolum, li. n.
a medlar, Méſpilum, li. n.
a berrie, Bacca, ae. f.
a bay-berrie, Bacca laurea.
a laurel-berrie, Serpérus, ri. n
a ſtraw-berrie, Fragum, gi. ….
a ſtraw-berrie-root, Framen.
a bill-berrie, or whortle, Vaccinium, ii. n.
a poiſon-berrie, or brionie, Uratamínia.
the ivie-berrie, Chorymbus.
an elder-berrie, Acteóa, ae. f.
barberies, Appendices, cum f
a gooſ-berrie, Groſſula, ae. f.
a red gooſ-berrie, Groſſul… rubra.
a mulberrie, Morum celſi.
a raſpis-berrie, Morum n… Idaei.
a black-berrie, Morum rub…
a dog-berrie, Cornum, ni. n.
a ſervice-berrie, Sorbum, bi …
a hep, Morum ſentis.
an haw, or hague, Bacca rubens.
a grape, Uva, ae. f.
a bunch of grapes, Racémus.
here and there a cluſter, Rari racémi.
the ſprig of the grapes, Scapus, pi.
a grape-ſtone, Acinus vináceus.
the juyce of the grape, Latex.
the skin of the grape, Follículus, li. m.
a grape to bee eaten, Uva eſcária.
the faireſt grapes, Eugéniae.
the claret, or red grape, Rubella uva.
the white-grape, Amínia uva.
the muskadoll-grapes, Uvae apiána….
pale-grapes, Elbolae uvae.
fierie-red-grapes, Cerauniae …vae.
the blackeſt grapes, Pucinae uvae.
black and white grapes, Mareóticae uvae.
the full growth of a grape, Uvae puberias.
a ſowr-grape, Omphax, ăcis.
raiſins, Uvae paſſae.
raiſins of the ſun, Uvae dactylides.
corinths, Uvae Corinthíacae.
a fig, Ficus, ûs. f.
a green-fig, Groſſus, ſi. d.
a dry-fig, Cárica, ae. f.
a frail of figs, Maſſa caricana.
a fig-frail, Seríſcus, i. m.
a broad-fig, Arácia ſicus.
a cluſter of figs, Pálatha, ae. f.
a ſun-dryed-fig, Ficus liviána.
a ſweet-fig, Ficus calliſtráthia.
a blue-fig, Cholidónia ficus.
an unſavorie-fig, Mariſca, ae f
a fig-ſeed, Granum ficárium
a fig-leaf, Ficulnum folium.
a fig-tree-bough, Ficulnus ramus.
ripe, Matúrus, a, um.
unripe, Immaturus, a, um.
rotten-ripe, Frácidus, a, um.
ſoon-ripe, Praecox, cócis. c. 3.
late ripe, Serótinus, …, um.
laſting, Durábilis, c. c. 3.
not-laſting, Fugax, ácis. c. 3.
freſh, Recens, tis. c. 3.
withered, Viétus, a, um.
juicie, Succulentus, a, um.
mellow, Mitis, c. c. 3.
rotten, Rutris, c. c. 3.
to ſhake, Decutio, i…, cuſſi.
to gather, Cólligo, is, egi.
to wax ripe, Maturéſco, is.
to fall down, Décido, is, cĭdi·
13. Of Spices.
13. De Aromátibus.
SWeet ſmelling-ſpices, Species Aromáticae.
ſugar, Sáccharum, ri. n.
cinnamon, Cinnamómum, mi.
cinnamon-rinde, Caſica, ae. f.
cloves, Cariophylli, órum. m.
mace, Macis, is. f.
a nutmeg, Nux myríſtica.
oyl of nutmegs, Oleum balanínum.
ginger, Zingiber, ĕris. n.
pepper, Piper, ĕris. n.
calicut-pepper, Zínziber canínum.
white-pepper, Igneum ſplendens.
water-pepper, Hydropíper.
long-pepper, Macropíper. ĕris
pepper of the mount, Granum gnídium.
ſaunders, Sándalus, li. m.
frankincenſ, Thus, thuris. m.
baulm, Opobálſamum, mi. n.
treackle, Theríaca, ae. f.
musk, Moſchus, chi. m.
civet, Zibethum, thi. n.
conſerves of roſes, Roſátum, ti
oyl of roſes, Rhódinum oleum.
oyl of lilies, Unguentum ſuſinum.
damask powder, Diapáſmata.
ſpikenard, Nardi ſpica.
mummie, Piſſaſphaltum, ti. n.
tamarinds, Phaenicobálanu….