An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 29
29. Of the parts of a Building.
29. De partibus Aedificii.
A Plat-form, Forma, ae. f.
a ground-plat, Area, ae. f.
a houſ three stories high, Triſtega, órum. n.
a court-yard, Atrium. ii. n.
a ſquare-court, Impl…vium, ii.
a baſe-court, Cavaedium, ii. n.
a porch, Pó…ticus, ci. m.
an entrie, Aditus, ûs. m.
a gate, Jánua, ae. f.
a walk, Ambulacrium, cri. n.
an open-walk, Subdiale, is. n.
a covered walk, Xyſtus, i m.
a walk born up with pillars, Periſtylium. ii. n.
a pent-houſ, Complúvium, ii.
a trap-pen-houſ, Complúvium eréctum.
a foundation, Fundam éntum.
a foundation rammed down, Fundamentum fiſtucátum.
a foundation well wrought with mortar and ſand, Pulvínus, ni. m.
the floor, Solum, li. n.
a building, Structúra, ae. f.
a work, Opus, ĕris n.
a work but for a time, Opus temporárium.
plaiſter-work, Opus tectórium.
white-lime-work, Opus albárium.
wainſcot-work, Opus inteſtínum.
ſtorie-work, Opus hiſtoriále.
damask-work, Plumátile opus.
round-work, Opus coronátum.
rough-caſt, Opus ſignínum.
feeling, Opus incruſtátum.
dawbing-work, Loríca teſtácea.
the pulling down of a houſ, Deposítio aedificii.
rubbiſh, Rudus, ĕris. n.
whitening, C. Ix uda.
to whiten, Dealbo, as, avi.
lome, Intrít…m, ti. n.
a hold, Lacus, ûs m.
mortar, Lutum paleátum.
a wall, Paries, íĕtis. m.
a wall of rough stone, Paries caementítius.
a watled wall, Paries cratitius.
a wall betwixt two houſes, Paries intergerínus.
a wall betwixt two rooms, or a partition wall, Paries mediánus.
an upright wall, Paries ſólidus.
a wall riſing out of another wall, Paries interpenſivu….
a brick wall, Paries laterítius.
a wall two bricks thick, Paries diplínthius.
a wall made arch-wiſe, Paries fornicátus.
a wall of ſquare ſtone, Paries marmóreus.
a decayed wall, Parietína, ae f.
a drie wall, Macéria, ae. f.
a courſ of ſtones, Cória. órum.
the couching of ſtones, Cubília, órum. n.
the laying of ſtones, one long-wiſe, and another ſide-wiſe, Coagmenta alterna.
level-work, Opus isódomum.
a work of ſtones of unequal thickneſs, Pſeudoisódomum, i. n.
well couched work, Opus emplecton.
rough bewen ſtones, Jantília.
…wrought ſtones, Strúctiles lápides.
a pier-point, Lapis frontátus.
ſtones laid edg-wiſe, Opus reticulátum.
fillings, Fractúrae árum. f.
cement, Caementum, ti. n.
a pillar, Columna, ae. f.
a chamfered pillar, Columna ſtriáta.
the parts that ſtand out, Striae.
the hollow ſtrake, Strix, ſtrigis.
a pillar of many pieces, Columna ſtrúctilis.
a pillar all of one piece, Columna sólida.
a ſquare pillar, Pila, ae f.
the foot-stall of a pillar, Stylóbata, ae. f.
the baſe, or foot of a pillar, Baſis, is. f.
the ſquare of a pillar, Spira, ae.
the bodie of a pillar, Scapus, pi.
the chapiter,
Epiſty lium, ii.
Capítulum, li.
the cilerie or tuft upon the chapiter, Volúta, ae. f.
the thick circle of a pillar, Torus, ri. m.
the writhen circle about a pillar, Aſtrágalus, gi. m.
a pillar whoſe work reſembleth the waves, Cymatium, ii. n.
the blunt part of a pillar in the top like a noſe, Sima, ae. f.
a buttereſs, Antérides, um. f.
a water-table, Projectúra, ae. f
the eaves, Subgrunda. ae f.
a belconie, Podium, ii. n.
buildings that over-hang, Moeniána aedifícia.
a gallerie, Pérgula, ae. f.
partitions of wainſcot, Corónices, um. f.
the top of an houſ, Faſtígium.
the fore-front of an houſ, Frontiſpícium, ii. n.
garniſhments, or pinnacles, Acrotéria, ó…um. n.
battlements, Loríca ae. f.
a roof, Tectum, cti. n.
a double roof, Tectum pectinátum.
a ſquare roof, Tectum teſtudineátum.
a flat roof, or ſoller, Solárium, ii. n.
a ſhingle, Scándula, ae. f.
a wooden roof, or a ſlated roof, Tectum ſcanduláre.
a tile, Tegula, ae. f.
a Flaunders-tile, Imbrex, ĭcis.
a tiled roof, Tectum reguláneum.
a roof covered with Flaunders tiles, Tectum imbricátum.
a ſtraw thatch't houſ, Culmen, ĭnis. r.
an open houſ, Perſectum tectum.
a pent-houſ over a door, Anteſixa, órum. n.
the ridg-tree, Colúmen. ĭnis. n
the ſtanders, Columnae, árum.
the couples, Cantérii, órum, m.
the braces, Capréoli órum. m.
the tenon, Cardo, ĭnis. d.
the mortaiſ, Cavum, vi. n.
the ſide-beams, Tranſtra.
a raſter, or ſpar, Tignum, ni.
the ſpace betwixt the ſpars, Intertignum, ni. n.
a juttie, Protectum, ti. n.
the inner-roof, Láquear, áris.
a falſ-roof, Cámera, ae. f.
a gable end, Delícia, ae. f.
gutters, or weather boards, De líq…ae, árum. f.
a gutter-tile, Deliciáris tégula.
a beam, Trabs, bis. f.
well wrought beams, Trabes euergáneae.
beams made of diverſ pieces joyned together, Trabes compáctiles.
the beam ends, or ſupporters, Próceres, um. m.
a bracket or corbel, Mútilus, li.
a dove-tail, Subſcus, údis. f.
the mortaiſ holes for the ſpar ends, Columbária, órum. n.
a tenon put into the mortaiſ, Impáges, is. f.
pins that faſten one piece of wood into another, Epigri.
a joynt, Compáges, ĭnis. f.
a wimble-hole, Forámen, ĭni…
a nail, Clavus, vi. m.
a traſh-nail, Clavus umbellátus.
the rearing of an houſ, Con… gnatio, ónis. f.
the …oording of a floor, Coaxátio, ónis. f.
a board, Tabula, ae. f.
a thin-board, Lamina, ae. f.
a plank, Aſſamentum, ti. n.
a joyſt, Aſſer, ĕris. m.
a lath, Aſsérculus, li. m.
a co…ner, Angulus, li. m.
the …ngs, Ancónes, um. f.
an arch, Fornix, ícis. f.
a c…oſs-a…ch, Teſtúdo, ĭnis f.
a ſcutchin, Tholus. li. m.
picture-work, Embléma, ă…s
anticks, Per…ónae, árum. f.
gargels of mens ſhape,
Telamónes.
Atlantes.
gargels of womens ſhape, C… ryátides, um. f.
ſhore-poſtes, Eriſmae, árum f
a prop, Fulcrum, eri. n.
underſets, Tibícines, um. n.
the prick-poſtes, Arrectá…ia.
the overthwart quarters, tranſversária, órum. n.
the door jambs, or cheeks, Antae, arum. f.
the garniſhment of the door-poſts, Antipagmenta, órum
the door poſte on which it hangeth, Poſtis, is. m.
the porch, Veſtíbulum, li. n.
a ſcreen, Diá…hyrum, ri, n.
a hatch, Fo…ícula, ae. f.
the threſhold, Limen, ĭnis. n.
the lintel of the door, Superlimináre, is. n.
the hanſ of the door, Supercílium, ii. n.
the door-ſtead, Hypóthyrum.
a door, Oſtium, ii. n.
the leaves of a door, Valvae.
the pannel of a door, Tympanum, ni. n.
a rail about a door, Impáges.
a back door, Poſtíca, ae. f.
a wicket door, Oſtíolum, li. n.
a chancel door, Feſtia, ae. f.
an out-door, Fores, ium. f.
a door ſhut faſt, Occluſiſſimum oſtium.
a door that will not creak, Oſtium taciturníſſimum.
a bedg or pale before the door, Hercius, ii. m.
the hindg of a door, Cardo, ĭnis
a gemer, Plánula férrea.
a door hammer, Cornix, ícis. f.
a bolt, Obex, ĭcis. d.
an iron bolt, Péſſulus férreus.
a lock, Sera, ae. f.
a key, Clavis, is. f.
a ſpring-lock, or a lock on the inſide, Clavis clauſa.
a ſtring, Vínculum, li. n.
a latch, Cadanáſeus, ei. m.
a bar, Vectis, is. m.
a ſpar, or bolt, Repágulum, li.
a latice, Cancelli, órum. m.
a window, Feneſtra, ae. f.
a window-ſhut, Forícula, ae. f.
a bay-window, Feneſtra cava.
a lattice-window, Feneſtra clathrá…a.
an i…on-caſement, Clauſtrum ferr…um.
an open-place, Apertúra, ae. f.
a narrow hole, Ca…us arctus.
a peep-hole, Conſpicillum, li.
a loop-hole, Tranſenna, ae. f.
a chink, Rima, ae. f.
a ladder, Scala, ae. f.
leaning like a ladder, Scaláris forma.
a pair of ſtairs, Gradus, ûs. m.
a pair of turn ſtairs, Cochlea.
the ſpindle of the ſtairs, Scapus, pi. m.
a chimney, Camínus, ni. m.
an hearth, Focus, ci. m.
the tunnel of a chimney, Spiraméntum, ti. n.
a fornace, Fornax, ácis. f.
an oven, Furnus, ni. m.
an oven-mouth, Praefúrnium.
a limbeck, Clíbanus, ni. m.
a made floor, Pavimentum, ti.
an open pavement, Pavimentum ſubdiále.
a checkered floor, or a pavement of ſquare ſtones, Pavimentum teſſellátum.
a floor paved with tiles of ſundrie colors, Pavimentum …gmentátum.
a pavement of moſaick work, or ſundrie pictures, Pavimentum a ſarótum.
a boarded floor, Pavimentum inteſtinum.
a floor of brick, Pavimentum late…ítium.
a floo… of brick ſet edg-wiſe, Pavimentum ſpicátum.
a floor paved with ſtone, Pavimen…um lithoſtrótum.
a paveing tile, Tegula, ae. f.
a ſquare tile, Téſſera, ae. f.
a long tile like a ſcutchion, Scútula, ae. f.
a ſix-cornered tile, Favus, vi. m
the upperlaying of a floor, Núcleus, ei. m.