An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 38
38. Of Trades.
38. De Artibus.
A Tradeſ-man, Artifex.
a ſitting-trade, Ars ſedentária.
an handie-craft, Are mechánica.
work, or labor, Opera, ae. f.
to toil, Labóro, as, avi.
a work-man, Opifex, ĭcis. m.
an hireling, Mercenárius, ii. m
one that take's a work a great, Redemptor, óris. m.
the overſeer of the work, Curator operis.
the maſter of the work, Architectus, ti. m.
one that work's in hard matter, Faber, bri. m.
fire-men, Vulcánii, órum. m.
a gold-ſmith, Aurifex, ĭcis. m.
a gold-bearer, Bracteárius, ii.
a gilder, Aurárius, ii. m.
a ſilver-ſmith, or a banker, Argentárius, ii. m.
a ring-maker, Annulárius, ii.
a copper ſmith, Cupriárius, ii.
a braſier, Aerárius, ii. m.
a tinker, Sa…tor a…rárius.
a pewterer, Stannárius, ii. m.
a plummer, Plumbárius, ii. m.
a bell-founder, Campanárius.
a clock, or jack-maker…, Automatárius, ii. m.
an armorer…, Armamentárius.
a maker of ſteel-caps, Bucculárius, ii. m.
an armor-dreſſer, Polítor, óris·
a glaſ…er, Vitreárius, ii, m.
a glaſs-maker, Vitrearius fuſor.
a cutler, Cultrárius. ii. m.
a ſythe ſmith, Falcárius, ii. m.
a ſword-ſmith, Gladiarius, ii.
a lock-ſmith, Claviárius, ii. m.
a black ſmith, Faber ferrarius.
a pair of tongs, Forceps, ĭpis. f.
a pair of pincers, Forcípula, ae
a pair of ſmiths bellows, Follis fabrílis.
the noſe of the bellows, Acrophyſium, ii. m.
the fore-hammer, Marcus, ci. m
a ſtithie, Incus, údis. f.
a ſmiths ſhovel, Ferramentum conciſiórium.
a cole-trough, Lacus, ûs. m.
cole-trough-water, Ferraria aqua.
a ſmiths-vice, Cochlea, ae. f.
a file, Lima, a…. f.
the file-duſt, Relíquiae limae.
a pair of barnacles, Paraſtómis, ĭdis. f.
a horſ-ſhoo, Solea equína.
a horſ-ſhoo-nail, Clavus equinus.
to bee looſ, Vacillo, as, avi.
a carpenter, or joyner, Faber lignarius.
a wheel-wright, Faber rotarius.
a wain-wright, Faber plauſtrarius.
a coach-maker, Carpentarius, li. m.
a cheſt-maker, Capſarius, li. m.
a bed-ſtead maker, Clinopégus, gi.
a couper, Doliarius, ii. m.
a booper, Viétor, óris. m.
an addice, Harp…go, ĭnis. f.
a hammer, Malleus, ei. m.
a beetle, Malleus ligneus.
an ax, Secúris, is. f.
a chip-ax, Aſcia, ae. f.
a broad-ax, Dolabra, ae. f.
an hatchet, Dolabella, ae. f.
a plane, Radula, ae. f.
to hew, Aſcio, as, avi.
to cut, Scindo, is, ſcidi.
to cleav, Findo, is, ſidi.
to divide, Dívido, is, ſi.
to ſquare, Quadro, as, avi.
to ſharpen, Inſpíco, as, avi.
to plane, Dolo, as, avi.
a ſawyer, Serrarius, ii. m.
an horſ or treſſel to ſaw timber on, Cantérius, ii. m.
a roller, Hypomóchlium, ii. n.
a ſaw, Serra, ae. f.
a quart-ſaw, Serra anſata.
a whip-ſaw, Serra dentata.
a hand-ſaw, Lupus, pi. m.
ſaw-duſt, Scobs, óbis. f.
a great-plane, Runcína, ae. f.
to ſmooth, Laevigo, as, avi.
ſhaveings, Ramenta, órum n.
a wedg, Cuneus, ci. m.
a glut-wedg, Epiſchídium, ii.
a beetle, Tudes, is f.
a hemp-beetle, Malleus ſtuparius.
a stithe-ſtock, Armótheta, ae f.
a pair of compaſſes, Círcinus.
the center, Centrum, tri. n.
the circle, Círculus, li. m.
a quadrat, Dióptra, ae f.
a line, Linea, ae f.
a level, Libella, ae. f.
the plumb-line, Perpendículum, li. n.
a chalk-line, Amuſſis, is. f.
a rule, Régula, ae. f.
a ſquare, Norma, ae. f.
a wimble, or anger, Térebra.
a piercer, or gimblet, Terebellum, li. n.
an iron-nail, Clavus ferreus.
a wooden-pin, Clavus ligneus.
a tainter-hook, Clavus uncinatus.
a great-headed-nail, Clavus capitatus.
a broad-headed-nail, Clavus muſcarius.
glue, Gluten, ĭnis. n.
mouth-glue, Ichihyocolla, ae. f.
a ſtatuarie, Statuarius, ii m.
a graver, Caelator, óris. m.
to carv, Caelo, as, avi.
a graving-iron, Caelum, li. n.
a turner, Tornarius, ii. m.
a drill, Caeſtrum, tri. m.
a throw,
Tornus, ni. m.
Mamphur, ŭris.
the gadgeons of a wheels ſpindle, Cnodaces, um. f.
the braces in which the gudgeons turn, Armillae, arum. f.
a ſtone-cutter, Lapicída, ae f.
a rough-maſon, Caementarius.
a maſons-hammer, Aſ…ítulum, li. n.
a cheſil, Celtis, is. f.
a twall, or twibil, Bipennis▪ is.
a trowel, Trulla, ae. f.
a mortar-beetle, Rutrum, tri. n.
a ſlater, Tector, óris. m.
a thatcher, Tector ſtamentítius.
a plaiſterer, Gypſator, óris m.
a parge…ter, Cruſtarius, ii. m.
a dirt-dawber, Linítor, óris. m
a brick-layer, Laterarius, ii. m.
a maker of Flanders-tyles, Imbricarius, ii. m.
a painter, Pictor, óris. m.
a painters bruſh, Scopina, ae. f.
a penſil, Penicillus, li. m.
paint, Pigmentum, ti. n.
fiſe, Gluten tectórium.
a by-work, Parergum, gi. n.
a ſhop-keeper, Tabernarius, ii.
a jeweller, Gemmarius, ii. m.
a lapidarie, Gemmarum manga.
a jewel box, or cabinet, Pegma
a ſpectacle-maker, Ocularius faber.
a potter, Vaſcularius, ii. m.
a maker of earthen pictures, Fictor, óris. m.
a maker of pots, Fígulus, li. m.
a potters-wheel, Figularis rota.
a viol-maker, Plectropaeus, i.
a wood-monger, Materiárius.
a roper, Reſtiárius, ii. m.
a net-maker, Retiárius, ii. m.
a chandler, Candelá…ius, li. m.
a wax-chandler, Cereárius, ii.
a maker of brimstone, Sulphurárius, i…. m.
a vintner, Vinárius, ii. m.
an ink…e…r, Caupo, ónis. m.
a victualler, Popinárius, ii. m.
a French-cook, Cupedinárius, ii. m.
a ſpice-cake-maker, Cruſtulárius, ii. m.
a ſeller of wafers, Libárius, ii.
a confect-maker, Salgamárius, ii. m.
a ſeller of victuals, Macellárius, ii. m.
a pudding-maker, Fartor, óris.
a poulterer, Aviárius, ii. m.
a fiſh-monger, Piſcárius, ii. m.
a ſeller of great fiſh, Cetárius, ii. m.
one that ſelleth ſalt-meats, Salſamentárius, ii. m.
a ſalter, Salárius, ii. m.
a butcher, Lanius, ii. m.
a butchers-bill, Clunábulum.
a coſtard-monger, Pomárius, ii.
an oil-ſeller, Oleárius, ii. m.
a cook, Coquus, qui. m.
the maſter-cook, Archimagírus, ri. m.
a caterer, Obſonátor, óris. m.
a butler, Promus, mi. m.
a carver, Structor, óris. m.
a maltſter, Bynifex, ĭcis. w.
a brewer, Pótifex, ĭcis. m.
a beer-brewer, Cerviſiárius, ii.
a brewers-man, Palangárius.
a pair of ſlings, Palanga, ae▪ f.
a cooler, Lacus, ûs. m.
a baker, Piſtor, óris. m.
to bake, Pinſo, is, iii.
a French-baker, Piſtor dulciárius.
a miller, Mólitor, óris. m.
a meal-man, Farinárius, ii. m.
a fuller, Fullo, ónis. m.
the ſtamping of cloth, Saltus fullónicus.
a dyer, Tinctor, óris. m.
one that dyeth skarlet, Flammeárius, ii. m.
one that dyeth violet, Molochinárius, ii. m.
a dyers-vat, Cortína, ae. f.
to dye, Tingo, is, xi.
a clothier, Lanárius, ii. m.
one that maketh courſ cloth, Coactiliárius, ii. m.
a carder, Carminárius, ii. m.
a ſpinſter, Lanipendia, ae. f.
to card, Carmino, as, avi.
to ſpin, Neo, nes, nevi.
a card, Pecten, ĭnis. m.
cardings, Penſa, orum. n.
to tooſ wool, Puto, as, avi.
a ſpool of yarn, Panícula, ae f.
a …ex or ſpindle, Panuellium.
a ſpoiling-wheel, Harpédone.
a thread, Tracta, ae. f.
yarn, Licium, ii. n.
rotten-yarn, Tramae putridae.
a bottom or clue of yarn, Glomus, mi. m.
to winde up on a clue, Glómero, as, avi.
a ſkain, Forágo, ĭnis f.
a lea-band, Ligatúra, ae. f.
a weaver, Tector, óris. m.
to weav, Texo, is, iii.
a web, Tela, ae. f.
the warp, Stamen, ĭnis. n.
the woof,
Trama, ae. f.
Subtegmen, ĭnis. n.
the ſlay, Pecten, ĭnis n.
the weavers-beam, Liciató…ium, ii. n.
the ſhuttle, Radius, ii. m.
the pullers and harneſſes, Tibícines, um. m.
the treadle, Inſile, is. n.
the yarn-beam, Scapus, pi. m.
the roll, Panus, ni. m.
a ſhear-man, Tonſor▪ óris. m.
a raiſer, Pecten, ĭnis. m.
a pair of tainters, Tendícula.
a wool-winder, Laníſicus, ci m
a woollen-draper, Mercátor p…nnárius.
a linnen-draper, Mercátor linteárius.
a flax-man, Linárius, ii. m.
an heckle, Ferreus hamus.
a mercer, Metaxárius, ii. m.
a ſilk-man, Sericárius, ii. m.
a grocer, Aromatárius, ii. m.
an haberdaſher of hats, Pileo.
an haberdaſher of ſmall wares, Frivolárius, ii m.
a pedlar, Circumforáneus, el.
a broker, or helper of one to money, Parárius, ii. m.
a broker, or dealer in marriages, Proxenéta, ae. m.
a broker, or hucſter, Propóla.
one that ſet's his commodities to ſ…ll, Própala, ae. m.
ſold at the huckſters …ands, Promercális, e. c. 2.
the Long lane, or a place where old apparel is to bee ſold, Forum promercále.
a capper, Pileárius, ii. m.
a gir…ler, Zonárius, ii. m.
a glover, Ch…rothecárius, ii. m
a taylor, Veſt…árius, ii. m.
a womans-taylor, Pallio, ónis.
a merchant-taylor, Mercátor ſciſſor.
a dreſſer of old things, Interpolátor, ó…is. m.
a botcher, Rudiárius, ii. m.
an embroiderer, Phrygio, ónis.
a quilt-maker, Plumárius, ii. m
a worker of tapeſtrie, Polymitárius, ii. m.
an upholſter, Culcitrárius, ii.
an hoſier, Caligá…ius, ii. m.
a ſempſter, Sutrix, ícis. f.
a needleful of thread, Acia, ae.
a ſilk-thread, Tracta sé…i…i·
an embroiderers needle, Acus Babylónia.
a ſmall needle, Acuncula, ae f.
a needles-eye, Acûs foramen.
a thimble, Digitale, is. n.
a bodkin, Pugiúnculus, li. m.
a preſſing-iron, Ferrum preſsórium.
a yard-wand, Virga, ae. f.
a rent, Sciſsúra, ae. f.
a ſeam, Sarcimen, ĭnis. n.
to patch, Sartio, is, ſi.
to ſow, Suo, is, iii.
a furrier, Pellio, ónis.
a skinner, Pellio, ónis.
a leather-ſeller, Pellio, ónis.
a leather-dreſſer, Concinnator coriórum.
a corier, Coriarius ſubactarius.
a tanner, Byrſeus, ei. m.
a raw-hide, Corium, ii. n.
whit-leather, Alúta, ae. f.
a whit-tawer, Alutarius, ii. m.
a barker, Decorticátor, óris. m
a ſhoomaker, Sutor calcearius.
a ſhoomakers-thread, Cheleuma, ătis. n.
an awl, Súbula, ae. f.
to bore, Desúbulo, as, avi.
a cutting-board, Tabula formaria.
a cutting-knife, Culter formarius.
a paring-knife, Smilium, ii. n.
a ſhaveing-knife, Scalprum ſutórium.
a laſt, Muſtícola, ae. f.
a boot-tree, Baculus versórius.
a cobler, Cerdo, onis. m.
a patch of an old ſhoo, Pyctacium, ii. n.
a ſadler, Sellarius, ii. m.
a ſaddle, Ephipphium, ii. n.
a pack-ſaddle, Clitella, ae. f.
a ſumpter-ſaddle, Sagma, ătis
the pummel of a ſaddle, Antella, ae. f.
a pad or pannel, Dorſuale, is.
a ſaddle-cloth, Inſtratum, ti. n.
a tab, Lorum, ri. n.
a girth, Cingula, ae. f.
a ſtirrop, Stapi…, ae. f.
a crouper, Poſtiléna, ae. f.
a breaſt-…and, Antiléna, ae. f.
trappings, Phalerae, arum. f.
the pendants of caparizons, Penſilia phalerarum.
a ſtud or boſs, Bulla, ae. f.
a port-mantle, Bulga, ae. f.
a cloak-bag, Mantica, ae f.
a bridle, Fraenum, ni. n,
a rein, Habéna, ae. f.
a bit, Orea, ae. f.
a curb, or ſharp-bit, Lupatum, ti. n.
the head-ſtall, Capiſtrum, tri.
the joll-band, Aurea, ae. f.
the front-ſtall, Frontale, is. n.
a brake or muſrole, Poſtómis.
a trammel, Numella, ae. f.
a currie-comb, Strigil, ĭlis. m.
a whip, Scútica, ae. f.
a buls-pizle, Taurea, ae. f.
a bo…ſ-courſer, Hippoplanus.
a …ackney man, Veterinarius, ii
a borſ-leech, Veterinarius médicus.
a p…ſt-boy, Veredarius, ii m.
a carrier, Vector, óris. m.
a letter-carrier, Tabellarius.
a meſſenger, Nuncius, ii m.
carriage on horſ-back, Hippagium, ii. n.
c…riage by ſea, S…latarium, ii.
a porter, Bajulus, li. m.
a porters-cuſhion, Hippagógeus, ei. m.
a tankerd-bearer, Amphorarius, ii. m.
a water-bearer, Aquae-bájulus, li. m.
a yoke, Aerumna, ae. f.
a cryer of commodities, Ambulátor, óris. m.
to cry, Clamo, as, avi,
…oiſter-man, Cónchita, ae. m.
a collier, Carbonárius, ii. m.
a skavinger, Purgator platearum.
a gold-finder, Purgator clocarum.
a dung-cart, Benna, ae. f.
a coiner, Monetarius, ii. m.
to mint, Cudo, is, di.
a pounce, Tudícula, ae. f.
a money-changer, Nummularius, ii. m.
a Printer, Typógraphus, i. m.
a preſs, Prelum, li. n.
a preſs readie for work, Prelum temperatum.
a pumping-ball, Tudes, is. f.
to print, Excúdo, is, di.
a letter, Typus, pi. m.
a paper-ſeller, Chartarius, ii. m
a ſtationa…, Bibliopóla. ae m.
a ſcrivener, Scriptor, óris. m.
a bowyer, Arcuarius, ii. m.
a graver, Scobína, ae. f.
a fletcher, Faber ſagittarius.
a button-maker, Fibularius, ii.
a barber, Tonſor, óris. m.
a frizler of the hair, Cíniſlo.
one that ſnaps with the ſciſſers, Pilícrepus, pi. m.
a barbers-box, Xirothéca, ae. f.
a towel, Invólucre, is. n.
a raſor, Novacula, ae. f.
a barbers-baſin, Labrum, bri.
ſweet-powder, Pulvus damaſcénus.
a criſping-iron, Calamiſtrum.
a pair of ſciſſers, Forpícula.
to trim, Tondeo, es, totondi.
to pull out a tooth, Edento, as.
a tooth-drawer, Edentator.
to pluck away hairs, Depílo.
a pair of pinſers to pull away hairs, Volſella, ae. f.
a pair of pinſers to pull out teeth, Odóntagra, ae. f.
a barber-ſurgeon, Alíptes, ae. m.
a ſteim to let one blood withal, Phlebótomum, mi. n.
a porringer, Excipulum, li. n.
to let-blood, Phlebótomo, as.
a feeder of cattle, Paſtor, óris.
a ſhepheard, Opílio, onis. m.
an heards-man, Armentarius.
a neat-heard, Bubulcus, ci. m.
a ſwine-heard, Subulcus, ci. m
a goat-keeper, Caprárius, ii. m.
a horſ-keeper, Equíſo, ónis. m.
a graſier, Pecuárius, ii. m.
a dearie-man, Lactárius, ii. m.
an hoſtler, Stabulárius, ii. m.
a chamberlain, Cubicularius, ii
a tapſter, Pincerna ae. m.
a wagoner, Auríga, ae. m.
a carter, Ciſiárius, ii. m.
a plough-man, Arátor, oris. m.
a ſeedſ-man, Seminátor, oris.
an harrower, Occátor, oris. m
a weeder, Runcátor, oris. m.
a mower, Meſſor, oris. m.
a ſhearer, Falcátor, oris. m.
an hey-maker, Foenifex, ĭcis. m
a threſher, Triturátor, oris. m.
a ditcher, Foſſor, oris. m.
a delver, Paſtinátor, oris. m.
a tree-lopper, Frondátor, oris.
a vine-dreſſer, Vinĭtor, oris. m
a grape-gatherer, Vindemiátor, oris. m.
a gardiner, Hortulánus, ni. m.
a ſeller of herbs and roots, Olĭtor, oris. m.
a maker of knots, Topiá…ius, ii. m.
a planter of trees, Cónſitor,
a bee-master, Apiárius, ii. m.
an honey-man, Mellárius, ii. m.
a ranger, or a foreſter, Saltuárius, ii. m.
a huntſ-man, Venátor, oris. m.
the chief-hunts-man, Protorinegus, gi. m.
to cheer the dogs, Hortor, aris.
an hunters-pole, Venabulum.
an hunters-horn, Cornu venatórium.
a wood-knif, Culter venatórius.
a hunters-net, Caſſis, is. m.
an hay, Plagae, arum. f.
net ſhoars, Tibícines plaga…ii
a ſnare, Tendícula, ae. f.
the gin of a ſnare, Laqueus.
a deer-toil, Reticulata indago.
a trap, Decípula, ae. f.
a pit-fall, Fóvea, ae. f.
a leaſh, Retinaculum, li. n.
a leam, Lorum ductórium.
a leaſ of dogs, Térnio canum.
to ſet on the dogs, Immítto, is.
to rate the dogs, Incrĕpo, as.
a pair of dog couples, Copulae
a traſe, Numella, ae. f.
a hunters-ſpear, Framea▪ ae. f.
a net for bears, Andapila, ae. f.
a fowler, Auceps, ŭpis. c. 2.
third-net, Rete aucupatorium.
a rod net, or a wood-cock-hay, Nebulóſum rete.
the net-fork, Ames, ĭtis. m.
to ſet, Tendo, is, tetendi.
a call, Fíſtula aucupatória.
a bait, Eſca, ae. f.
to lay a bait, Ineſco, as, avi.
a ſtale, Avis allectatrix.
…e-twigs, Calami viſcati.
a lure, Ineſcarium, ii. m.
a fiſher-man, Piſcator, óris. m.
to fiſh, Piſcor, aris.
to catch, Capio, is, cepi.
a catching, or a drawght of fiſh, Captura piſcium.
f…ſhing, Piſcatio, onis. f.
a fiſhing-net, Rete piſcarium.
the maſh of a net, Macula, ae. f.
a wide-net, Rete rarum.
a caſting-net, Funda, ae. f.
a drag-net, Tragula, ae. f.
a ſweep-net, Everrículum, li.
a great-ſweep-net, Panagrum, gri. n.
a bow-net, Sagéna, ae f.
a weel-net, Excípulus, li. m.
the hoſe of a net, Retis ſinus.
the arming of the net, Epídromis, ĭdis. f.
the net-line, Epidromium, ii. n
a draught with a net, Tractus.
a weel or trunck, Naſſa, ae f.
a little weel of r…ſhes, Sc…pículus, li m.
a fiſh leap, or an eel-pot, Excípula, ae. f.
a fiſh-pannier, Fiſcella, ae. f.
an eel-ſpear, Fúſcina, ae. f.
a pole, Contus, ti. m.
an angler, Hamiota, ae. f.
an angling-pole, Haſtula piſcatoria.
an angling-rod, Vimen piſcatorium.
an angling-cane, Donax, acis. m
a line, Linea, ae. f.
a tawm, or hair-line, Funiculus ſectaceus.
a horſ-hair, Seta equína.
a cork, Suber, ĕris. n.
a quill, Calamus, mi, m.
a ho…k, Hamus, mi. m.