An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 39
39. Of a journey.
39. De Itinere.
A Wayfaring-man, Viator.
to take a journey, It…nero.
to go on, Vado, is, ſi.
to go on his journey, Proficiſcor, ĕris, ſectus.
to go towards, Tendo, is, di.
one that ſtir's not abroad, Umbratícola, ae. c. 2.
an outlandiſh man, Peregrinus, ni. m.
a pilgrim, Peregrinátor▪ óris.
to travel, Peregrínor, aris.
a trunch man, or interpreter, Intérp…es, ĕtis. c. 2.
to com, Venio, is, ni.
to tarrie, Máneo, es, ſi.
to tarrie for, Praeſtólo, as, avi.
to prevent, Antícipo, as, avi.
to return, Redeo, is, ívi.
one that is com home again, Redux, ŭcis c. 3.
a gu…d, Dux, dúcis. c. 2.
to ask the way, Sciſcitor, aris.
to lead, Daco, is, xi.
to miſlead, Sedúco, is, xi.
to miſs the way, Erro, as, avi.
to wander, Vagor, átis.
a companion, Comes, ĭtis. c. 2.
to accompanie, Cómitor, aris.
a companie of men, Coetus hominum.
a companie of women, Grex mulíerum.
a traveller on foot, Pedes, ĭtis.
a traveller on horſ-back, Eques.
to ride, Equito, as, avi.
a rideing poſt, Clavulárus curſus.
horſ-hire, Equimentum, ti. n.
to get up, Aſſcendo, is, di.
to alight, Deſcendo, is, di.
to ſit, Insído, is, sídi.
to ſwitch, Vérbero, as, avi.
to beat with a cudgel, Defuſto, as, avi.
to ſpur, Pungo, is▪ xi.
to rule of guid, Rego, is, xi.
to turn, or make to go on the … ſide, Flecto, is, xi.
to turn-aſide, or to take a turning, Diverto, is, ti.
the neareſt-way, Compendium, ii. n.
a place ful of turnings, Ambágo, ĭnis. f.
to go about, Ambĭo, is, ívi.
a way, Via, ae. f.
the readie way, Via ferens.
the wrong way, Via dévia.
a by-way, Via ávia.
a windeing-way, or a way that goeth in and out, Sinuóſa via.
an unbeaten-way, Salebróſi via.
a croſs-way, Trames, ĭtis. m.
a croſs or pillar upon the way, Stela, ae. f.
the Kings-high-way, Via Regia.
a common-road, Frequentá…a via.
the high-dike, Via militáris Romanórum.
the ſtreet-way, Via ſtrata.
the foſs-way, Via incílis.
a cart-way, Actus, ûs. m.
a way wherein two carts may paſs, Via duplex.
a cauſey, Agger, ĕris. m.
a long-cauſey, Pons longus.
a gravelled-way, Pulvínus, ni.
a gate, Jánua, ae. f.
a ſtile, Scala, ae. f.
a bridg, Pons, tis. m.
a foot-bridg, Pontículus, li. m.
a horſ-bridg, Pons ſublícius.
a ſtone-bridg, Pons lapídeus.
an arch, Arcus, ûs. m.
a toll-taker at a bridg, Redemtor pontis.
a ferrie, Trajectus, ús. m.
to waft over, Trajicio, is, jeci
a ferrie-man, Portitor, óris. m
a paſſenger, Vector, óris. m.
the fare, Naulum, li. n.
a feard, Vadum, di. m.
to wade over, Vado, as, avi.
a path, or foot-way, Sémita, ae. f.
a cow-pad, or a beaten-way, Callis, is m.
a place that one may ride over, Locus equitábilis.
a place paſſable, Locus permeábilis.
to paſs, Meo, as, avi.
a place where two wayes meet, Bivium, ii. n.
a place where three wayes meet, Trívium, ii. n.
a place where four wayes meet, Quadrívium, ii. n.
a place where many wayes meet, Cómpitum, ti. n.
the parting of wayes, Divórtium, ii. n.
the windeings of a way, Anfractus, ûs. m.
that meeteth on the way, Obvius, a, um.
as far as one can go, Incĭta linea.
proviſion for the way, Viáticum, ci. n.
a gardiviands, or caskets on each ſide the ſaddle, Laterária viatória.
money for a journey, Argentárius commeátus.
a knap-ſack, Funda, ae. f.
a pocket, Pera, ae. f.
a ſcrip, Pera viatória.
a budget, Vidulus, li. m.
a purſ, Cruména, ae▪ f.
a little purſ, Paſcéolus, li. m.
a mailing-coard, Coactile, is. n
pack-clothes, Coactĭlia, um. n
dirt-ſpots, Blátheae, arum. f.
to lodg all night, Pernocto, as.
an hoſte, Hoſpes, ĭtis. c. 2.
an hosteſs, Hoſpita, ae. f.
a gueſt, Hoſpes, ĭtis. c. 2.
a gueſt chamber, Hoſpitále cubiculum.
horſ-litter, Stramentum, ti. n.
bundles of ſtraw, Calcátae.
to entertain, Excípio, is, cépi.
ſolemn entertainment, Juſta hoſpitalítia.