An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 19
19. Of certain things belonging to the Bodie.
19. De quibuſdam corporis accidéntibus.
THe look, Aſpectus, ûs, m.
to b…e ruddie, Rubeo, es.
to bee pale, Palleo, es, iii.
very wan, Lúridus, a, um.
the feature, Habitus, ûs. m.
a well proportioned bodie, Corpus quadrátum.
a miſhapen b…die, Monſtrum.
the favour, Forma, ae. f.
handſome, Formóſus, a, um.
ill-favoured, Deformis, e. c. 3.
fa…r, Pulcher, chra, um.
foul, or loathſom, Faedus, a, um.
neat, Nítidus, a, um.
naſtie, Squálidus, a. um.
entiſing beautie, Illícia formóſitas.
extreme deformitie, Summa deformitas
ſlovenly, Sórdidus, a, um.
trim, Elegans, tis. c. 3.
clean, Mundus, a, um.
unclean, Immundus, a, um.
the plight, Habitudo, inis. f.
good-likeing, Succulénta gracílitas.
groſs, Obéſus, a, um.
ſlender, Grácilis, e. c. 3.
fat, Pinguis, e. c. 3.
lean, Macer, cra, um.
ſound, Sanus, a, um.
ſick, Aeger, gra, um.
luſtie, Végetus, a, um.
crafte, Val…tudinárius, a, um.
ſtrong, Válidus, a, um.
weak, Invalidus, a, um.
feeble, Débilis, e. c. 3.
livelie, Vívidus, a, um.
wither, Végetus, a, um.
lither, Viétus, a, um.
hardie, Róbuſtus, a, um.
tender, Tener, ĕra, um.
nimble, Agĭlis, e. c. 3.
dull, Segnis, e. c. 3.
ſwiſt, Céleris, e. c 3.
ſlow, Tardus, a, um.
quick, Praepes, ĕdis. c. 3.
loytering, Ceſſabundus, a, u…
the ſtature, Statura. ae f.
great, Magnus, a, um.
little, Parvus, a, um.
a giant, Gigas, ántis. m.
a dwarf, Nanus, ni. m.
a long tall fellow, Longurio.
a long gangril, Monóbelus, li.
a meagre fellow, Monográmmus, mi. m.
a well ſet fellow, Quadrátus, ti. m.
a dapper fellow, Tróſſulus. li.
a thick dwarf, Truſulus, li. m.
a little man, Brevis homo.
a dandeprat, Pumilio, ónis. m.
the ſhape, Figura, ae. f.
the natural ſhape, Genitíva imágo.
a …oult-head, Cápito, ónis. m.
one that is cople-crowned, Cilo.
one that hath his fore-head ſtanding out, Cilunculus, li. m.
one that hath hanging eye-brows Silo, ónis. m.
red haired, Rufus, a, um.
ſ…nded, Subruſus, a, um.
yellow-haired, Flavus, a, um.
black haired, Niger, gra, um.
brown-haired, Subníger, gra.
…rn-haired, ſubflávus, a, um
white-haired, Albus, a, um.
fl…xen-haired, Rutilus, a, um.
…l'd, Criſpus, a, um.
one that hath hair of two colours Hircíp…lus, li. m.
one that hath a great head of hair, Relicínus, ni. m.
one that hath thin hair, Ténius, ii. m.
one that is rough with hair, Hi…futus, a, um.
one that hath but here and there a hair, Rarípilus, li. m.
to bee overgrown with hair, Horrípilo, as, avi.
one that hath a young heard, Veſticeps, cĭpis. m.
beardleſs, Imberbis, e. c. 2.
a beardleſs boy, Imberbis juvenis.
one that hath a red beard, Aenobarbus.
one that hath but a little beard, Barbátulus, li. m.
one that hath a forked beard, Sphenopógon.
one that is born but with one eye, Luſcus, ci. m.
one that lacketh an eye, Deſióculus, li. m.
dim-ſighted, or one that can ſee but a littl… by day, and nothing by night, Luſcióſus, a.
pur-blinde, or one that holds his eyes neer a thing, Myops, ŏpis. m.
owl-eyed, or one that ſeeth better at night then at noon, Nuſcióſus, i. m.
goggle-eyed, Strabo, ónis. m.
goat-eyed, Paetus, ti. m.
pin…k eyed, Lucinius, ii. m.
blinde, Coecus, a, um.
to bee half blinde, Coecutio, is, ívi.
one that hath a long noſe, Naſutus, ti. m.
one that is born without noſtrils Hóſtimus, mi m.
a ſno…tie bub, Mucóſus, ſi. m.
blubber-lip't, Lábeo, ónis. m.
blub-check't, Bucculéntus, a.
a toothleſs-mum, Edéntulus, li.
tut mouth'd, Bronchus, a, um.
one that hath great teeth, Dentátus, a, um.
one that hath a long chin, Mento, ónis. m.
crump ſh…uldered, Gibbóſus.
whole-cheſted, Pectoróſus, a.
one that hath a crooked a …m, Ancus, ci. m.
one that hath ſix fingers on a hand, Sedígitus, ti. m.
left-handed, Scaevus, vi m.
one that uſeth both hands alike, Ambidexter, tri. m.
to point the finger, Indigito as.
one that hath his buttocks cut off Suppernátus, a, um.
one that hath ſlender buttocks, Depygis, is. c. 2.
gorbellied, Ventricóſus, a, um.
one that hath his knees too nigh together, Compernis, is. c. 2
one that hath ill legs, Vatrax.
one that is ſhackle-ham'd, Varus, a, um.
one that is bow leg'd, Valgus, a, um.
one that is ſhort leg'd, Myſcélus, li. m.
one that is long leg'd, Pedo.
one that hath great ankles, Scaurus, ri. m.
one that is crump-footed, lóripes
one that is ſplay-footed, Panſa.
the poſture, Status, ûs. m.
wry-necked, Obſtípus, a, um.
to hold the neck awry, Obſtipo, as, avi.
ſtouping, Cérnuus, a, um.
one that lieth all along with the bellie upward, Supínus, a.
haughtie, or loftie, Sublímis, e.
a loftie countenance, Os ſublíme.
having the face down-wards, Pronus, …, um.
a down look, Pronus vultus.
the geſture or carriage, Geſtus, ûs. m.
to ſit, Sedeo, es, di.
to ſtand, Sto, ſtas, ſtĕti.
to ſtir, Móveo, es, vi.
to go, Eo, is, ivi.
to go from place to place, Loco-moveo, es, vi.
to go forward, Incedo, is, ceſſi▪
to go backward, Recédo, is.
to walk, Ambulo, as, avi.
to walk abroad, Spátior, átis.
to go by ſteps, Gradior, ĕris.
to go big, or ſtalk, Grallo, as.
to ſtalk up and down, Graſſor.
to tread thick, or to make many feet, Spilligrádior, ĕris.
a ſtately gate, Regális paſſus.
to ſt…addle, Varico, as, avi.
to go faſt, Feſtíno, as, avi.
to make haſte, Própero, as, avi.
to run, Curro, is, cucurri.
to run head-long, Praecipito.
to leap, Salio, is, iii.
to dance, Salto, as, avi.
to halt, Cláudico, as, avi.
lame, Cláudus, a, um.
one that wanteth a joynt, Mútilus, a, um.
maimed, Mancus, a, um.
a ſtep, Peda, ae. f.
a ſtride, Gradus, ûs. m.
a long-ſtride, Grallatórius gradus.
a pace, Paſſus, ûs, m.
an Aldermans pace, Paſſus lentiſſimus.
the ſtepping forward in a pace, Anticipátiones itiónum.
to mend ones pace, Attrépido.
a ſpeedie gate, Ictus rápidus.
a going ſoftly for fear of makeing a noiſ, Gradus ſilentíſſimus.
one that goeth on tiptoes, A…ta.
one that ſtrutteth up and down with his arms aſide, Anſátus homo.
to lie down, Cubo, as, iii.
to ſleep, Dormio, is, ívi.
to nod the head, Nuo, is, iii.
to nap, Nuto, as, avi.
to twinckle with the eyes, Nicto, as, avi.
to deſire to ſleep, Dormitú…io, is, ívi.
to make one ſleep, Sopio, is, ívi.
to fall aſleep, Addormíſco.
a ſound-ſleep, Arctior ſomnus.
a deep ſleep, Sopor, óris m.
a dream, Somnium, …i. n.
faſt aſleep, Soporátus, a, um.
a dead ſleep, Pinguis ſomnus.
to ſnort, S…erto, is, iii.
to ſneef, Sternuto, as, avi.
to rout, Ronchiſſo, as, avi.
to awake, Expergiſcor, ĕris.
to bee wakened, Expergefío.
to bee wakeing, Vígilo, as, avi.
to yawn, Oſcito, as, avi.
to gape, Hio, as, avi.
to ſtretch, Pandículor, áris.
to ariſe, Surgo, is, réxi.
to breath, Spiro, as, avi.
to fetch winde, Anhélo, as, avi.
to ſend forth a breath, Hálito.
a gaſp, Hálitus, ûs. m.
to ſigh, Suſpíro, as, avi.
to ſob, Singúltio, is, ívi.
the hiccop, Singúltus, ûs. m.
to belch, Ructor, áris.
to haugh or retch, Screo, as, avi
to cough, Tuſſio, is, ivi.
to ſpit, Spuo, is, iii.
to bee hungrie, Eſúrio, is, ivi.
hunger, Fa…es, is. f.
pinching hunger, Arcta fames.
an appetite, Appeténtia, ae. f.
an appetite to eat, Peréſia, ae. f.
a deſire to drink, Bibéſia, ae. f.
a hawks appetite, M…lvína oréxis.
to eat, Edo, is, edi.
to chew, Mando, is, di.
to ſwallow, Deglútio, …s, ivi.
to digeſt, Concoquo, is, xi.
to loath, Faſtídio, is, ívi.
to bee readie to caſt, Nauſeo.
to drink, Bibo, is, bibi.
to ſup, Sorbeo, es, iii.
to ſip, Pitiſſo, as, avi.
to ſwill, Ingurgito, as, avi.
to duck or bow, Conquiniſco.
to make a leg, Ingenículo, as.
to kneel, Congénulo, as, avi.
one that is tongue tyed, Ancylogloſ…us, ſi. m.
to ſpeak, Loquor, ĕris.
to commune, or talk with one, Sermócinor, áris.
ſpeech, or talk, Sermo, ónis. m.
a ſet-ſpeech, Orátio, ónis f.
a ſudden ſpeech, Abrupta orátio.
a hard ſaying, Durus ſermo.
talk broken off, Sermo medius.
diſcourſ, Collóquium, ii. n.
to bee ſilent, Síleo, es, iii.
to ſpeak ſoftly, Táceo, es iii.
to prattle, Garrío, is, ivi.
to chat, Confábulor.
to mutter, Murmuro, as, avi.
to mumble, Mútio, is, ivi.
to grumble, or maunder, Muſſo, as, avi.
to babble, Blátero, as, avi.
to mafle, Balbútio, is, ivi.
one that …l…tteth, Balbus, a, um
to ſtammer, Haeſito, as, avi.
to liſp, Dentiloquor, ĕris.
one that ſpeaketh ſhort, Blaeſus.
a hoarſ voyce, Rava vox.
a ſhrill voyce, Sonóra vox.
a low voyce, Submiſſa vox.
a loud voyce, Alta vox.
to call, Voco, as, avi.
the voyce, Vox, vócis. f.
to cry, or call aloud, Clamo.
to whist to one, Aſſibilo, as, avi
to make an out-cry, Vocifero.
to ſhout for joy, Júbilo, as, avi.
to bee hoarſ, Raucio, is, ivi.
to ſhrike, Exclamo, as, avi.
an horrible ſhr…keing, St…idor horrendus.
to laugh, Rideo, es, ſi.
to ſmile, Subrídeo, es, ſi.
to laugh at, Derídio, es, ſi.
to ſmile upon, Arrídeo, es, ſi.
to chaſe a laughter, Cachinno, as, avi.
a loud laughter, Riſus cachinnábilis.
a heavie laughter, Sardónius riſus.
to bee readie to piſs, Micturio.
to make water, Meio, is, minxi
urine, Urína, ae. f.
ſtale, Lótium, ii. n.
to b…e readie to cack, Cacatúrio, is. ivi.
to go to the ſtool, Adſello, as.
bum-ſodder, Ani tergium.
to do his buſineſs, Caco, as, avi
to ſquitter, Forio, is, ivi.
to ſtink, Faeteo, es, iii.
to blow winde back-ward, Pedo, is, pepedi.
a crack behinde, Crépitus ventris.
a little ſart, Leve péditumt
to fiſte, Viſio, is, ivi.
a fiste, Tácitus flatus.
a ſerreverence, Merda, ae f.
ſquittering, Fória, órum. n.
mans-dung, Olĕtum, ti. n.
a hard lump, Scirrhus, hi. m.
a thick skin, Callus, li. m.
a mole, Naevus, vi. m.
a wart, Verrúca, ae f.
a long wart, Verruca penſilis.
a broad wart, Verruca feſtilis, formícans.
a rough wart, Thymium, ii. n.
a freckle, Lentígo, ĭnis, f.
a fleck, Varus, ri. m.
a wrinkle, Ruga, ae. f.
one that is full of wrinkles, Coſſus, ſi. m.
chaps, Rhagádia, órum. m.