An Easy Entrance to the Latin Tongue, 2 (vocabulary) · English-Latin glossary lists · Glossary list 46 – Glossary list 47
46. Of Colors.
46. De Coloribus.
A Perfect color, Color ſatur.
ill colored, Décolor, oris. c. 3.
a durable color, Color pertinax.
a fadeing color, Color evánidus.
a lively color, Color flóridue.
a weak color, Color remiſſus.
a ſad color, Color ſuidus.
changeable-colored, Versícolor, óris. c. 3.
many colored, Multílocor, oris.
a pyed coat, Multíloquor túnica.
ſeveral-colored, Díſcolor, óris.
of one color, Unícolor, oris. c. 3.
of two colors, Bícolor, oris. c. 3
a ſcu'd horſ, Díſcolor equus.
of three colors, Trícolor, oris.
motley, Polymitus, a, um.
daple, Scutulátus, a, um.
watered, Undulátus, a, um.
a gloſs, Tonus, ni. m.
a falſ die, Fucus, ci. m.
the mingling of colors, Harmóge, es. f.
a ſhadowing with colors, Adumbrátio, ónis. f.
color in grain, Díbaphus, phi.
skarlet-grain,
Squarlátum.
Corcum, ci.
the natural color of wool, Mutinenſis color.
white, or pale-white, Albus, a.
bright-white, Cándidus, a, um
white as ſnow, Níveus, a, um.
whitiſh, Subálbidus, a, um.
very white, Percándidus, a.
ſilver-colored, Argénteus, a.
wateriſh-colored, Aqueus, a.
marble-white, Marmóreus, a.
white as ivorie, Ebúneus, a.
milk white, Lácteus, a, um.
gray, or hoari…, Canus, a, um.
gray like a cats eyes, Caeſius, a.
gray like an owl's eyes, Glaucus, a, um.
dapple-gray, Scutulátus, a, um
bleak or pale, Pállidus, a, um.
ſtraw-color, Melínus, a, um.
raw-ſilk-color, Byſ…imus, a, um
yellow, Flavus, a, um.
yollowiſh, Subſlávus, a, um.
ſaffron-color, Cróceus, a, um.
yellow as the yolk of an egg, Lúteus, a, um.
box-color, Búxeus, a, um.
wax-color, Caercus, a, um.
yellow as braſs, Aeneus, a, um.
honey color, Mellínus, a, um.
yellow as gold, Aúreus, a, um.
yellow as fire, Flámmeus, a.
orenge-color, Cítrius, a, um.
a peach color, Pérſicus, a, um.
a ſmoakie yellow color, Inſuáſus, a, um.
rain-color, or colored like walls upon which there is a dropping, Impluviátus, a, um.
red, Rube, bra, um.
reddiſh, Rubéllus, a, um.
very red, Rubicúndus, a, um
a ſad red, Rufus, a. um.
a ſanded pig, Subrú…us porc…llus.
a bright-red, Rútilus, a, um.
a blood-red, Sanguin…us, a, um
red-ok…r-color, Sandarachínus▪ a, um.
vermilion-color, Miniatus, a.
rudled, Rubricátus, a, um.
ſynoper-color, Cic…ruculum, li. n
ſynoper and ruddle color, Syricum, ci. n.
red like a ſ…d…ing vine-leaf, Xe…amp… línus, …, um.
a ſtrong red, Robus, a, um.
ſtammel, or skarlet color, Cocemeus, a, m.
crimſon color, Phoeníceus, a.
pat…ſ red, Sandyx, ícis. m.
a gliſt…ng-red, Ardentiſſimus color.
roſe-color, Róſeus, a, um.
carnati… color, Ruſſus, a, um.
the color of a brick half burnt, Gilvus, a, um.
a ſw…t-red, Burrhus, a, um.
fox color, Fulvus, a, um.
we…ſil-colored, Muſtellínus, a.
…aunie, Ravus, a, um.
puke, Pullus, a, um.
murrie, Ferrugíneus, a, um.
violet, Vi…láceus, a, um.
purple, Purpúreus, a, um.
a whitiſh purple, Molochínus.
b…y, Badius, a, um.
a bright bay, Puníceus, a, um.
a cheſnut-color, Caſtáneus, a.
black, Ater, tr…, um.
cole black, Furvus, a, um.
black as pitch, Píceus, a, um.
black as a crow, Coracínus, a.
blackiſh, Nigellus, a, um.
w…, Lúuridus, a, um.
black and blue, Lívidus, a, um.
Cad-blue, Indĭcus, a, um.
light-blue, Venétus, a, un.
a zure, or skie color, Caerúleus.
…he ſea-color, Cymátilis, …. c. 3
brown blue, l…idus, a, um.
w…t…het, or blunk…t Scyricum.
aſh color, Cineráceus, a, um.
dun, Aquilus, a, um.
mouſ-dun, Murínus, a, um.
of a crane color, Gruínus, a, un
of a pheaſant color, Phaſiánus.
of a gloſs color, V…reus, a, …m.
green, Viridis, e. c. 3.
ſomwhat-green. Subvíridis, ….
graſs-green, Herbaeus, a, um.
green as a le…k, Prasínus, a, um▪
popi…ay green, Pſittáceus color.
48. Of the windes, according to the points of the compaſs.
48. De Ventis, juxta puncta nauticae Chartae.
1. NOrth,
Septéntrio.
Apárctias, ae.
2. North and by Eaſt…, Hyperbóres, ae. m.
3. North North-Eaſt,
Boreas.
Aquilo.
4. North-Eaſt, and by North, Meſobóreas, ae. m.
5. North Eaſt, Arctopeliótes.
6. North-Eaſt, and by Eaſt, Hypercaecias, ae. m.
7. Eaſt North East, Caecias Helleſpóntius.
8. Eaſt and by North, Meſocaecias, ae. m.
9. Eaſt,
Oriens, tis m.
Subſolánus, ni. m.
Apeliótes, ae. m.
10. Eaſt and by South, Hyperéntus, ri. m.
11. Eaſt South Eaſt,
Eurus, ri. m.
Vulturnus.
12. South Eaſt and by Eaſt, Meſeúrus, ri. m.
13. South Eaſt Netapeliótes.
14. South Eaſt and by South, Hypereuronótus, ti. m.
15. South South Eaſt,
Euronótus, ti. m.
Phaenícius, ii. m.
16. South and by Eaſt, Meſeuronótus, ti.
17. South,
Notus ti. m.
Auſter, tri. m.
18. South and by West, Meſo libonótus, ti. m.
19. South South Weſt,
Libonótus, ti. m.
Auſtro-Africus, ti. m.
20. South Weſt and by South, Hyperlibonótus, ti. m.
21. South Weſt, Notozéphirus
22. South Weſt and by Weſt, Meſolyb…, lybis. m.
23. Weſt South Weſt,
Lybs, bis▪ m.
Africus, ci. m.
24. Weſt and by South, Hyperlybs, bis. m.
25. Weſt,
Zéphyrus, ri. m.
F…vónius, ii. m.
Occidens, tis m.
26. Weſt and by North, Meſa… geſtes,ſ ae. m.
27. Weſt North Weſt,
Argeſtes, ae.
Cau…us, ri.
Corus, ri m.
28. North Weſt and by Weſt Hypergeſtes, ae. m.
29. North Weſt, Arctozéphyrus, ri. m.
30. North Weſt and by North, Meſothrácias, ae. m.
31. North North Weſt,
Thracias.
Circius, ii.
32. North and by Weſt, Hyperthrácias, ae. m.
Cognitio rérum pótior, verbórum prior. Eraſ.