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An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 14

14. Of Vermin.

14. De Inſectis.

A Worm, Vermis, is. m.

an earth-worm, Lumbricus, ci. m.

grave-worms, Taenia, órum. n.

to breed worms, Vérminor.

wringing in the bellie with worms, Vérmina, um.

arſ-worms, Aſcárides, um. f.

the graſs-worm, Bruchus, chi.

the canker-worm, Erúca, ae. f.

the palmer-worm, Centípeda.

the ſlow-worm, Caecilia, ae. f.

the glow-worm, Nitódula, ae.

glittering-wings, Splendídulae alae.

a ſilk-worm, Bombyx, ycis …

the greedie-worm, Lytra, ae. f.

a moth-worm, Tinea, ae. f.

a magot, Galba, ae, f.

a gentle, Tamus, mi. m.

a timber-worm, Termes, ĕtis.

an hand-worm, Acarus, ri. m.

a myte, Curcúlio, ónis. m.

a bean-worm, Midas, ae. f.

a peaſ-worm, Trox, ócis. f.

an horn-worm, Seps, ſépis. m.

the devils gold ring, Volvox.

a cheſlop, Tylus, li. m.

a ſow, Multípeda, ae. f.

an ear-wig, Fullo, ónis. m.

a nit, Lens, dis. f.

a louſ, Pedículus, li. m.

a c…ab-louſ, Pediculus inguinális.

a wall-louſ, Cimex, ĭcis. m.

a flea, Pulex, ĭcis. m.

a flea-biting, Pulícium ſignum.

a water-clock, Pulex aquáticus.

a ſpider, Aranea, ae. f.

a long leg'd ſpider, Phalángium, ii. n.

a cob-web, Aráneae tela.

a water-ſpider, Tipula, ae. f.

a flie, Muſca, ae. f.

a flies-ſnout, Muſcae promuſcis.

a winde-flie, Eꝑhémera, ae. f

a candle-flie, Hepíalus, li. m.

the millers-foul, Ignária columba.

a blister-flie, Mordella, ae. f.

a butter-flie, Papílio, ónis. m.

a gad-flie, Oeſtrum, tri. n.

a horſ-flie, A…ílus, li. m.

an ox-flie, Tábanus, ni. m.

a bull-flie, Cervus volans.

a wag-leg, Bupreſtis, is. f.

a beetle, Scarabaeus, i. m.

the green-clock, Cántharis.

a …yke, Ricínus, ni. m.

a graſhopper, Cicáda, ae. f.

to chirp, Fritinnio, is, ivi.

a locuſt, Locuſta, ae. f.

a cricket, Gryllus, li. m.

to ſing, Gryllo, as, ávi.

a piſmire, Formíca, ae. f.

a piſmire-neſt, Cávea formicina.

a ſwarm of piſmires, Agmen nigrum.

to ſwárm, Búrrio, is, ívi.

a horſ-leech, Hirúdo, ĭnis, f.

a frog, Rana, ae. f.

a toad, Bufo, ónis m.

a red-toad, Rubéta, ae. f.

a tad-pool, Gyrinus, ni. m.

to croak, Coáxo, as, ávi.

a newt, Stellio, ónis. m.

a ſalamander, Salamandra.

a chamaeleon, Chamaeleo, ónis

to creep, Repo, is, pſi.

to crawl, Serpo, is, pſi.

a ſerpent, Serpens, tis. d.

the winding of a ſerpent, Spira, ae. f.

a cockatrice, Serpens Régulus.

a dragon, Draco, ónis. m.

to yell, Ejulo, as, avi.

a viper, Vipera, ae. f.

an aſp, Aſpis, ĭdis. f.

poyſon, Virus, ri. n.

venim, Venénum, ni. n.

an adde…, Cóluber, bri. m.

a ſnake, Anguis, is. d.

a knot of ſnak…, Anguínum.

a ſnakes ſlough, Anguls ſenecta.

a ſnake that hath caſt her ſlough. Libéris, ĭdis. f.

a water-ſnake, Natrix, ĭcis. d.

a quaviver, Aráncus, ei. m.

a ſnail, Teſtúdo, ínis. f.

a ſhell, Teſta, ae. f.

a garden ſnail, Operculáris cóchlea.

a ſnail without a ſhell, Limax, ácis. d.

a lizard, Lacerta, ae. f.

a hornet, Crabro, ónis. m.

a waſp, Veſpa, ae. f.

a waſp-neſt, Cáletra, ae. f.

a bee, Apes, is. f.

a drone, Fucus, ci. m.

a humble bee, Bómbylus, li. m

to hum, Bómbilo, as, avi.

to buz, Suſurro, as, avi.

a bee-hive, Alveáre, is. n.

the young bees, Nymphae, átum

the Kings among bees, Coſtri.

a ſwarm, Exámen, ĭnis. n.

a cluster of bees before the hive, Uva apum.

a cluster upon a bough, Uber apum.

the hive mouth, Exitus alveáris.

a ſting, Acúleus, ei. m.

to ſting, Pungo, is, xi.

honey. Mel, mellis. n.

a honey-comb, Favus, vi. m.

bee-glue, Própolis, is. f.

a cell, Cella apum.

wax, Cera, ae. f.

virgins-wax, Cera ſacra.

the dregs of wax, Comóſis, is.

white-wax, Cera púnica.

red-wax, Cera miniá…ula.

ſealing-wax, Cera ſigilláris.