An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 44
44. Of Sports.
44. De Lúſibus.
A Playing place, Lusórium, ii. n.
a gameſter, Luſor, óris. m.
the cob, or chief gameſter, Princeps lusórum.
a companie of gameſters, Sodalítium, ii. n.
a ſide, Sodálitas, atis. f.
a partner, Sodális, is. c. 2.
a by ſtander, Spectátor, óris▪
a play-fellow, Collúſor, óris▪
a paſtime, Avocamentum, ti.
a recreation, Laxaméntum, ti.
the judg of the game, Deſign… tor, oris. m.
the maſter of the miſrule, Agonótheta, ae. m.
the caſting of lots, Sórtio, óni…
a lot, Sors, tis f.
to draw lots, Sórtior, íris.
to happen, Acc…do.
to play, Ludo, is, …i.
to ſit out, Otior, áris.
to give over, Ceſſo, as, avi.
to ſtrive, Certo, as, avi.
to win, Vinco, is, vici.
to loſe, Perdo, is, dĭdi.
the playing of a game, Lúſio.
the winnings, Victória, ae. f.
the prize, Brabíum, ii. n.
an archer, Sagittárius, ii. m.
to ſhoot, Sagítto, as, avi.
butts, Metae, árum. f.
the white, Scopus, pi. m.
pricks, Deſtináta, órum n.
rovers, Incerta órum. n.
to aim, Co…límo, as, avi.
to hit, Téneo, es, iii.
to miſs, Aber…o, as, avi.
a runner, Curſór, óris. m.
a courſ, Curſus, ûs▪ m.
a running out of breath, Anhélus curſus.
to run, Curro, is, cucúrri.
to com again, Recurro, is.
to run up and down, Cúrſito.
a tennis player, Sphaeriſta, ae.
tennis play, Sphae…om…chia, a…
a ball, Pila, ae f.
a band ball, Pila recuſsábilis.
a …oſſing ball, Pila pagánica.
a racket ball, Pila …laváta.
a ball wherewith three play, Trigonária pila.
a three cornered ball, Trigonális pila.
a winde ball, Follis pugillatórius.
a great hard ball, Harpáſtum.
a foot ball, Pila pedális.
a ball taken with the hand and ſmitten into the air, Coeleſtis pila.
the rebound of a ball, Refráctio pilae.
a ball readily taken and ſmitten b…k on both ſides, Commúnis pila.
… cunning caſt, Impoſtó…ia pila.
…ow, Mitto, is, miſi.
to throw again, Remitto, is.
a chaſe, Caſus, ûs. m.
a …ndie, or a racket, Retículum, li. n.
a ſcore, Nota cretácea.
a qu…it-player, Diſcóbolus, li.
a q…oi…, Diſcus, ci. m.
a bowl, Globus ligneus.
a bowling-ſtone, Ocellátus, ti.
a top, Tiochus, chi. m.
a nun, Turbo, ĭnis. m.
a ſcourge, Scutica, ae. f.
to drive, Agito, as, avi.
a whirlegig, Vertículum, li. m
cockl…ſhels on a thread, Crémb…a, ó…um. n.
a huckle-bone, Talus, li. m.
cockal, or a play with four huckle bones, Talórum jactus.
take all, Jactus pronus.
blank, Jactus ſupinus.
a gameing-houſ, Aleatórium.
a dice-player, Aleátor, óris. m
a cheat, Aleátor improbus.
a game at dice, Teſſerárius ludus.
a die, Téſſera, ae. f.
a caſt, Jactus, ûs. m.
the biggest caſt, or thee ſixes, … fluſh, Venus, ĕris. f.
the ſiſe point, or take up ſix, Sénio, ónis.
the a…e, or lay down one, Canícula, ae. f.
…o g…g, Impoſtúra, ae. f.
a caſting-box, Fritillus, li. m.
a chance at dice, Basílicus, ci.
a caſt that win's all, Pliſtobolinda, ae ….
the game at …h…ck-ſtones, Scrupórum duodecim luſus.
a pair of tables, Alveus lusórius.
a table-man, Cálculus, li. m.
a chef-man, Latr…nculus, li. m
a card, Ch…rta lusória.
a pack of cards, Faſcículus foliórum.
a coat-card, Imágo humána.
a ſingle card, Charta pura.
a ſuit, Família, ae. f.
ruff of a ſuit, Orbárus, a, um
the ſmall cards, Chartae minóres.
the great cards, Chartae majores.
a trumph, Dominátrix, ícis, ….
the trump turn'd up, Index.
a game at trump, Triumphus, phi. m.
the ſtock, Sponſio, ónis. f.
the vie, Auctus ſponſiónis.
a peep, Státeo, ónis. f.
an heart, Cor, dis. m.
a diamond, Rhombus, bi. m.
a club, Triſólium, ii. n.
a ſpade, Vomérculus, li. m.
the King, Rex, regis. m.
the Queen, Regína, ae. f.
the Knave, Eques, ĭtis. c. 2.
the ac…, Monas, ădis. f.
the dewce, Dias, ĭdis. f.
the trey, Trias, ĭdis. f.
the four, Quatérnio, ónis. m.
tho five, Pentas, ădis. f.
the ſix, Sénio, ónis. m.
the ſeven, Eptas, ădis. m.
the eight, Ogdoas, ădis. m.
the nine, Enneas, ădis. f.
the ſingle ten, Decas, ădis. f.
to deal, Diſtribuo, is, iii.
to ſhufle, Miſceo, es, iii.
odd or even, Par & impar.
will put forth, or holding up the fingers, Micátio digitórum.
a pot made by putting the finger in the mouth, S…loppus, pi. m.
the rideing in a merrie-to…, or the hallering of Hix m…re Oſcillátio, ónis. f.
a sk…ttle-pin, or knog, Paxillus, li. m.
the game at skittle-pins, or duſt-point, Cindaliſmus, mi
fox to the hole, Aſcoliáſmus.
hide and peep, Apodidraſcinda, ae. f.
one penn…e com after mee, Baſ… linda, ae f.
blinde mans buff, Myinda, ae. f
hood-winking, Obductio capitis.
hot cockles, or the ſelling of fiſh Cubitális luſus.
bear a back, Cótyle, es. f.
how many plums for a pennie, Chytrinda, ae. f·
lice or nits, when a boy is catched and made to ſit down and ſing, Oſtracínda, ae. f.
two companies of boyes catch one anothers hands, and trie which ſide can pull the other to them, Dielchyſtinda, ae. f
drop-glov, or clout clout to bear about, Schaenophilinda, ae. f.
… duck and a drake and a water ſnake, Ep…ſtraciſmus, mi.
ſhrove-tueſday ſports, Juvenília, órum. n.
…y-games, Circenſes ludi.
to leap, Sál…o, is, iii.
frog-leap, Saltus ranárum.
a p…ſ to hold in ones hand, Halſter, éris. m.
cudgel-play, Compitalítia.
a wr…ſtler, Luctátor, óris. m.
to wreſtle, Luctor, áris.
the main-wrestler, Pentathlus, li. m.
a ſword player, Gladiátor.
a ſenceing-ſchool, Gladiatórium, ii. n.
a maſter of defence, Laníſta.
…e that d…nceth in armor, or between ſwords and daggers, Pyrrhicárius, i. m.
…e that playeth at buffets, Pugil, ĭlis. c. 2.
…ee that fighteth with wilde beaſts, B…ſtiárius, ii. m.
the liſts, Aréna, ae. f.
in that entereth the liſts, Arenárius, ii. m.
a player at the long ſword, or a flouriſher before a ſhew, Lúdio, ónis. m.
a vaulter, Deſultátor, óris, m.
a cocking, or cock fighting, Pugna gallórum.
a Iack-pudding, or a tumbler, Petauriſtes, ae. m.
a rope-dancer, Funámbulo.
a morrice-dancer, Chirónomus, mi. m.
a goer upon ſtilts, Grallátor.
a puppet-player, Geſticulátor.
a ſhow, Spectáculum, li. n.
the vice or gin in a ſhew, Exoſtro, órum. n.
merrie-enterludes, Attéllanae.
a viza…d, Larva, ae f.
a whiſler, Larvátus, ti. m.
a masker, Perſonátus, ti. m.
mumming, Oſcilla, ó…um. n.
a play, Fabula, ae. f.
the plot of a play, Argumentum, ti. n.
a ſtage-player, Hiſtrio, ónis.
a comedie, Comoedia, ae. f.
a tragedie Tragoedia, ae. f.
a tragedie repreſenting great perſons, Praetexta tragoedia.
a comedie repreſenting great perſonages, Comoedia tragéta
a comedie repreſenting mean perſons, Comoedia tabernária.
a vice in a play, Mimus, mi. m.
an actor, Perſona, ae. f.
to act, Ago, is, égi.