An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 27
27. Of Apparel.
27. De Veſtítu.
A Garment, or ſuit, Veſtis, is. f.
wearing-clothes, Indúviae.
a ſpare-ſuit, Syntheſis, is. f.
habit, Cultus, ûs. m.
a decent habit, Splendidus cultus.
a fit ſuit, Veſtis commoda.
neat apparel, Nitida veſtis.
a wrong ſuit, Veſtis perverſa.
cloth of gold, Veſtis A…álica.
a garment of needle-work, Veſtis Phrygiána.
a violet-coule…ed-garment, Veſtis Amethyſtina.
a ſcarlet ſuit, Quiſquil…áta veſtis.
a canvas ſuit, Canábina veſtis.
a fuſtian ſuit, Veſtis goſſypina.
a mourning-weed, Veſtis lúgubris.
a mourning gown, Recínium.
a garment of fuſtian, Veſtis hete…omalla.
an apes, or muſ…mochado, Lanea.
a new ſuit made of an old one, Veſtis intérpolis.
a plaited garment, Veſtis laciniáta.
a torn garment, Veſtis lácera.
a ragged garment, Veſtis pannóſa.
a woollen garment, Veſtis lanea.
a linnen garment, Veſtis lintea.
a ſtuffie garment, Veſtis pexa.
a thread-bare ſuit, Veſtis depexa.
an over-worn ſuit, Veſtis trita.
a looſ and flagging garment, Veſtis undans.
a fur'd garment, Veſtis pellícea.
a partie colored ſuit, Veſtis díſcolor.
a garment of cloth of a baudkin, Veſtis picta.
a garment of threads of changeable colours. Veſtis
Polymita.
Babylónica.
a garment to bee ſold, Veſtis promercális.
a purple garment, Veſtis Tyria.
a ſilken garment, Veſtis ſerica.
a tuft-ſilk garment, Veſtis heteromalla.
a garment all ſilk, Veſtis holosérica.
a garment half ſilk, Veſtis ſubsérica.
a garment of ſilk grograin, Tramosérica veſtis.
a garment that one may ſee throw it, Veſtis vitrea.
a night robe, Veſtis coenatória.
a purfled garment, Veſtis ſegmentáta.
a branched garment, Veſtis ſcutuláta.
a fringed garment, Veſtis ſimbriáta.
a garment laid thick with lace, Veſtis virgáta.
a watered-chamelot garment, Veſtis unduláta.
a rideing ſuit, Veſtis viatória.
a ſtiff-garment, Veſtis recta.
damask, Damaſcéna, ae. f.
a ſummer garment, Theriſtrium, ii. n.
cloth of arras, Tapes, étis. f.
a garment of changeable ſilk, Soriculáta veſtis.
polgarments freizel on one ſide, Heteromalla, órum n.
a garment wrought here and there, Veſtis illúſa.
a garment of fine cloth, Móllicina, ae. f.
a garment laid thick with gold, Holobríza veſtis.
a garment with gold buttons, Auroclaváta veſtis.
cloth, Pannus, ni. m.
canvas, Cannabum, bi. n.
fuſtian, Xylum, li. n.
linnen, Linteum, ei. n.
fine, Tenuis, e. c. 3.
courſ, Craſſus, a, um.
thin, Levidenſis, e. c. 3.
ſack-cloth, Saccus, ci. m.
linſey-wolſey, Linoſténa, atis n
hair-cloth, Cilícium, ii. n.
turkey-work, Gáuſape, es n.
lozen-work upon cloaks, Téſſerae palliórum.
taffata, Taffeta, ae. f.
ſilk, Séricum, ci. n.
velvet, Séricum villóſum.
ſatten, Séricum raſum.
lawn, or cambrick, Cea veſtis.
ſhreds of cloth, Fruſta pannórum.
a gown, Toga, ae. f.
an Aldermans gown, A…olla.
a rug'd gown, Toga phryxiána.
a fur'd gown, Toga pellícea.
a looſ-gown, Toga flúida.
a long-gown, Toga demiſſa.
a ſhort-gown, Toga ſubducta
a robe garded about with purple, which Noble-mens-ſons uſed to wear, Praetéxta toga.
a robe without gard, which young beginners uſed to wear Toga virílis.
a royal robe, Toga
Palmáta.
Trábea.
a robe of honor, Stola, ae. f.
a ſingle gown, Toga ſimplex.
a lined gown, Toga duplicáta.
a plait of a gown, Laciniae ſinus.
the skirts of a garment, Peniculamentum, ti. n.
the train of a gown, Syrma, tis
a cloak, Pallium, ii. n.
a ſhort cloak, Amículum, li. n.
a leaguer cloak, Laena, ae. f.
a travellers cloak, Pénula, ae. f.
an hairie mantle, Amphítapa.
an Iriſh mantle, Endrómis.
a Spaniſh cloak, Sagum cúcullum.
a winter cloak, Lacerna, ae. f
a felt cloak, Pinguis lacerna.
a thred-bare cloak, Lacerna obſoléta.
a leather mantle, Pénula ſcortea.
a courſ cloak, Pénula gauſapína.
a garment lined with skins, Maſtrúca, ae. f.
a Scotch-plod, Cinctus Gabínus.
a thin veil, Nébula línea.
a coat, Túnica, ae. f.
a childes coat, Allix, ícis. f.
a coat with ſleeves, Túnica manicáta.
a long coat, Tunica taláris.
a long-ſl…v'd coat, Chirodóta, ae. f.
a plaited coat, Tunica rugoſa.
a Canonical coat, Hemitógium.
a caſſock, Gállica palla.
a habit, Epitógium, ii. n.
a tippet, Orárium, ii. n.
a ſchollers-hood, Cucullus, li.
a montero, Bardocucullus, li.
a rideing hood, Capídulum, li.
a hat, Galerus, …i. m.
a ſugar-loaf'd hat, Albanus pil…us.
a hot-band, Spira, ae. f.
a ſtrait-band, Offendix, ícis. f.
a periwig, Caliéndrum, dri. n.
a cap, Pileum, ei. n.
a fund cap, Cudo, ónis. m.
a night-cap, Pileum nocturnum.
a band, Colláre, is. n.
a doublet, Diplóis, ĭdis. f.
a jerkin, Colóbium, ii. n▪
a leather jerkin, Colóbium ſcorteum.
a jacket, Exómis, ĭdis. f.
breeches, or Iriſh trouſes, Braccae, árum. f.
gallie-gaskings, or ſhip-mens hoſe, Braccae laxae.
a ſlop, Subligáculum, li. n.
trunk-breeches, Sérica ſubligária.
a cod peece, Perizóma, ătis. n.
a pair of drawers, Campeſtre.
a ſhirt, Lineum induſium.
the gatherings of a ſhirt. Patágium, ii. n.
a womans gown, Palla, ae. f.
a kirtle, Submínia, ae. f.
a petticoat, Subúcula, ae. f.
a waſtecoat, Induſium, ii. n.
a pair of bodies, Cáſtula, ae f.
a ſmock, Súpparum, ri. n.
a quoif, Cápital, alis. n.
a croſs-cloth, Plágula, ae f.
a kerchief, Capítium, ii. n.
a cawl, Retículum capilláre.
the head-tire, Redimículum.
a veil, Calántica, ae. f.
a yellow veil, Flammea, ae. f.
a kercher that women wear which go to bee churched, Peplum, pli. n.
a neck kercher, Amictórium.
a gorget, Mammilláre, is. n.
a partlet, Praecinctórium, ii. n.
a hand-kercher, Sudárium.
a fine-hand-kercher, Setabum ſudárium.
a fillet, Vitta, ae. f.
a hair-lace, Faſcia crinális.
the knot of the hair-lace, Vittae taenia.
a m…ffler, Buccula, ae. f.
a head wire, Crinale, is. n.
a neck-cloth, Focále, is. n.
a ſtomacher, Pectórale, is. n.
an apron, Ventrale, is. n.
a ſilk apron, Multítia, ae. f.
a fardingale, Cinctículus, li.
a gold chain, Torques, is. d.
a ſpangle, Bractéola, ae. f.
a neck jewel, Moníle, is. n.
a bracelet, Brachiále, is. n.
a wriſt-band, Pericárpium, li.
a ring, Annulus, li. m.
an ear-ring, Ináuris, is. f.
an ear-jewel, Stalagnium, ii. ….
a plain-ring, Annulus purus.
a ſeal-ring, Annulus ſignatórius.
the beazil of a ring, Pala annuli.
a bodkin, Acus crinális.
a point, Ligula aſtrictoria.
a …ag, Caput, ĭtis. n.
a taſſel, Tórulus, li. m.
a fan, Flabellum, li. n.
a hoſe garter, Faſcia crurális.
a lace, Chòrdula, ae. f.
to lace, Aſtringo, is, xi.
a girdle, Cíngulus, li. m.
a glove, Chirothéca, ae. f.
a finger-ſtall, Dactylothéca, ae
a ſleeve, Manica, ae. f.
an open-ſleeve, Exbola, ae. f.
a pinion, Ala, ae. f.
a lap, Sinus, ûs. m.
a cuff, Manica line ária.
an hook, Uncus, ci. m.
an eye or keeper, Ocellus, li. m.
a loop, Amentum, ti. n.
a button, Fibula, ae. f.
a button-hole, Orbículus, li. m.
a band, Religámen, ĭnis, n.
a thong, Lorum, ri. n.
a leather-thong, Corii praeſegmen.
a knot, Nodus, di. m.
a hard knot, Herculeus nodus.
to tie, Necto, is, xi.
to binde, Ligo, as, avi.
to looſ, Solvo, is, vi.
a ſhoo-tie, Ligula calceórum.
a ſhoo, Calceus, i. m.
a ſhoo-latchet, Corrigium, ii.
an upper-leather, Obitrágulum, li. n.
a ſhoo-ſole, Solea, ae. f.
a French-heeld-ſhoe, Mulleus.
a hoſe, Crurále, is. n.
a ſtocking, Caliga, ae. f.
a buskin, Cothurnus, ni. m.
a ſock, Soccus, ci. m.
felt-ſocks, Impília, órum. n.
a woollen-ſock, Calceus laneus.
a linnen-ſock, Calceus linteus.
a boot, Ocrea, ae. f.
a ſpur, Calcar, áris. n.
a rowel, Stimulus, li. m.
a buckle, Fíxula, ae. f.
the tongue of a buckle, Spina, ae.
a ſlipper, Crépida, ae. f.
a pair of pumps, Endrómides, um. f.
a cork ſlipper, Crepida ſuberáta.
a Span…ſh pantoſ…e, Hetruſcum ſandálium.
a stertup, Pero, ónis, m.
pattens, Calo, ónis. m.
stiles or crutches, Grallae, árum
clogs, Soleae lignea….
galloches, Gallicae, árum. f.
a woollen ſole, Pedúle, is. n.
painting, Fucus, ci. m.
womens-paint, Offucia, ae. f.
cheek-varniſh, Purpuriſſum, ſi
a pin, Acícula, ae. f.
a pin-caſe, Theca aciculária.
a needle, Acus, ûs. f.
a needle-caſe, Denticulum aciarium.
a comb, Pecten, ĭnis. m.
a row of comb-teeth, Vallum pectinis.
a pu…ſ, Cruména, ae f.
a pouch, Marsúpium, ii. n.
a pocket, Pera, ae. f.
a badg, Inſigne, is. n.
a boſs, Bulla, ae. f.
a looking-glaſs, Spéculum, li. n
a pair of ſpectacles, Oculárium ſpecillum.
a bruſh, Verriculum, li. n.
a bonigrace, Umbrellum, li. n.
a ſcreen, Antípera, ae. f.
a ſcreen at ones back, Dorſuále, is. n.
a womans attire, Mundus, di.
nast…neſs, Illuvies, éi. f.
a key-knop, Clavium pendigo.
a ſcarf, Mitella, ae. f.
a ribband, Taenia, ae. f.
a red ribband, Ruſſea faſcíola.
a ſilk ribband, Faſcia ſérica.
inkle, Faſcia línea.
ferret-ribband, Faſcia lanuginóſa.
a hand-kercher, Sudárium, ii.
a muck-kercher, Muccínium.
a knife, Culter, tri. m.
a ſheath, Vagína, ae. f.
to whet, Acuo, is, iii.
blunt, Obtúſus, a, um.
a pair of ciſſers, Forfícula, ae. f.
a criſping iron, Calamiſtrum.
a tooth-pick, Dentiſe álpium.
an ear-pick, Auriſcalpium, ii.
the nap of cloth, Villus, li. m.
the liſt, Fratilli, órum. m.
a coverlet or cuſhion made of liſts, Cento, ónis. m.
a jag, Lacínia, ae. f.
a hem, Ora, ae. f.
a purl, or lace, Inſtita, ae. f.
a welt, or lace, Limbus, bi. m.
stitched about, Praesútus, a, um
a thread, Filum, li. n.
a rotten thread, Titivilítium.
ſplints tied to childrens legs, Serperáſtrum. tri. n.