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AN APPENDIX of wordes derived and borrowed from the Latine, French, and Spanish Tongues, which are now in use among the Nether-dutches.
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| ABandon, Pardon, Licence, or Indulgence. |
| Abandonnéren, To Abandon, Forsake, or Cast off. |
| Abbreviéren, To Abrreviate, or Abridge. |
| Abbreviatie, An Abbreviation, or an Abridgment. |
| Aboleren, To Abolish, Dis-annull, or Repeale. |
| Abolitie, An Abolition, or a Taking away. |
| Abondant, Abundant, or Over-flowing. |
| Abrikoken, Abricots. |
| Abrikoken-boom, An Abricot-tree. |
| Abrogeren, To Abrogate, to Take away, or to Dis-annull. |
| Absent, Absent, or Away. |
| Absentéren, To be Absent, or Away. |
| Absentie, Absence. |
| Absolveren, To Absolve, Pardon, or Acquit. |
| Absolutie, An Absolution, a Pardoning, or an Acquiting. |
| Absoluyt, Absolute, Perfect, or Accomplished. |
| Abstineren, To Abstaine, Forbeare, or Refraine. |
| Abus, ofte Abuys, An Abuse, or a Mis-take. |
| Abuseren, To Abuse, to Mis-use, or to Mis-take. |
| Accent, An Accent, a Tune, or a Rising or Falling of the voyce. |
| Accent, An Accent over a letter. |
| Accent maken, To make Accents or Pricks over letters, or to Singe Tunably. |
| Accepteren, To Accept, or Take in good part. |
| Accident, An Accident, or a Casualtie. |
| Accointancie, ofte Familiariteyt, Acquaintance, or Familiaritie. |
| Accollade, An Embracement, or an Embracing about ones neck. |
| Accoordt, An Accord, or an Agreement. |
| Accoordt van geluyt, Harmonie, or an Agreement in Musick. |
| Accorderen, To Accord, or to Agree. |
| Accoutreren, To Cloath, Attire, or Dresse. |
| Accuseren, To Accuse, Appeach, or Impeach. |
| Achauteren, Achauten, ofte Acouten, To Spie, to Lie in wait for, or to Lay an Ambushment. |
| Acouter, A Spie, or a Lyer in wait. |
| Acket, A Conquest, or a Victorie. |
| Acte, An Act, or Deed. |
| Actie, An Action, or a Suit in Lawe. |
| Actie tegen yemants persoon, An Action against ones person. |
| Actie om eenige saecken te achter-halen by Iustitie, An Action to followe causes by Justice. |
| Actie tegen yemant nemen, To Enter an Action against one. |
| Adieu seggen, To Bid one Adieu, or Fare-well. |
| Adieu-maeltijdt, A Fare-well-meale, Dinner, or Supper. |
| sijn Adieu betalen, To Pay his Fare-well. |
| Adjoynt, A Compaignon, or a Fellowe-camarade. |
| Administreren, To Administer, or to Serve. |
| Administratie, Administration. |
| Admirael, An Admirall of the sea. |
| Admiraelschap, The Admirallitie. |
| Adopteren, To Adopt, or Chuse one for his son, or heire. |
| Adresseren, To Adresse, Helpe, or Ayde. |
| Adresse-brieven, Letters or Adresse. |
| Advenant, Accordingly, or Orderly. |
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| Advent, The Advent, or the Comming of certaine weeks before Christ-mas. |
| Adverse partye, An Adverse partie. |
| Adverteren, To Advertise, or to Give knowledge. |
| Advijs, ofte Avijs, Advise, or Counsell. |
| met goet Advijs, With good Advisement or Consideration. |
| Adviseren, ofte Aviseren, To Advise, Counsell, or to Give advise. |
| Advocaet, An Advocate, or a Counsellour in the Lawe. |
| Advocaet die schalck ende door-trocken is, An Advocate, or Counsellour which is craftie and subtill. |
| Advocaet die gegagieert is, An Advocate, or a Pensionarie. |
| den voornaemsten Advocaet, The principalest or chiefest Advocate, or Counsellour. |
| Advoveren, ofte Advoyeren, To Advow, Avow, or to Avouch. |
| Aeysement, A Place of Easement, or a Privie. |
| Aeysement, Easement, or Facilitie. |
| Af-conterfeyten, To Counterfeyt, to Paint, or Drawe to the quick. |
| Af-copiéren, ofte Af-copyen, To Copie out, or to Trans-scribe. |
| Affairen, Affaires, or Businesse. |
| noodtsakelicke Affairen, Necessarie or urgent Affaires. |
| Affairen die niet veel te bedieden en hebben, Affaires of noe worth, or consequence. |
| sijn eygen, ofte sonderlinge Affairen, His owne, or his speciall Affaires. |
| Affectael, A man too Affectate, or Curious. |
| Affecteren, To Affect, to Love, or Set ones minde upon, also, to Adorne, or Set forth. |
| Affectie, Affection, or Naturall inclination. |
| hy en heeft geen Affectie tot sijnen Heere, He hath noe Affection to his Lord. |
| Affineren, To Refine. |
| Affodille, A Daffadill, a Flower. |
| Affirmeren, To Affirme, or Assure. |
| Affuyte, A Carriage for a Peece of Ordinance. |
| Agaet, An Agath-stone. |
| Agent, An Agent, or a Doer. |
| Aggreable, Agreeable, or Acceptable. |
| Aggreatie, A Ratification, or Confirmation. |
| Agnus Dei, A Collar with an Agnus Dei which one weares about his neck. |
| Agrimonie, The hearbe Agrimonie or Liver-wort. |
| Aket, An Ambush, or an Abushcade. |
| Al-arm, An Al-arum, or a Watch-word. |
| een loosen Al-arm, A false Al-arum. |
| Al-arm slaen, To beate or sound an Al-arum. |
| Al-arm-geslagh, A beating of an Al-arum. |
| Alembick, A Limbick, or a Distilling-glasse. |
| Alkemie, Alchymie. |
| Alkemist, An Alchymist. |
| Allegeren, To Alledge, or Say for him-selfe. |
| Alliance, Alliance, Affinitie, or a League of friendship. |
| Alliancie, League, or Confederation. |
| Allodiale goederen, ofte Vrye goederen, Goods or livings held by Free-hold. |
| Alloy. Siet Aloy. |
| Almanach, An Almanack, or a Calender. |
| Almaris, Siet Amaris. |
| Alteratie, An Alteration, an Altring, or a Changing, also, Thirst after one hath drunke too much. |
| Altereren, To Alter, Change, or Alterate. |
| Ambassaedt, ofte Ambassadeur, An Ambassador. |
| Ambassadeur van den Paus, The Popes Nuncius. |
| Ambassaedtschap, An Ambassage. |
| Ambelen, To Amble. |
| Amber, Amber whereof beads are made. |
| Amende, A Fine, or a Boote. |
| Ameril, ofte Sinergel, An Amerill, or a Stone that cuts glasse. |
| Ammirael van der zee, Admirall of the sea. |
| Ammireaelschap, Admiralship. |
| Ammunitie, ofte Munitie, Ammonition, or Munition of warre, or of victuals. |
| Amortiseren, To Mortifie or Kill. |
| Amoureus, Amorous, or Lovely. |
| Amoureusheydt, Amorousnesse, or Lovelinesse. |
| Amoureuslick, Amorously, or Lovely. |
| Amye, A Concubine, or a Whore. |
| Amyschap, Fellowship with a Concubine. |
| Anatomie, An Anatomie, or the Incision or Cutting up of a mans bodie. |
| Angelica, The hearbe Angelica. |
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| Annate, The Revenue of a yeare. |
| Annicheleren, To Annihilate, or to Bring to nought. |
| Anniversatie, A yearely Service, or Homage. |
| Annulleren, To Annull, or to make Void. |
| Antijck, ofte Antijcks, Anticke, or Antick workes, Old, or Ancient. |
| Antijcketeyt, Antiquitie, or Ancientnesse. |
| Antijcketeyt-soecker, An Antiquary, or one Skild in Antiquities. |
| Antsouwe, ofte Anssoye, Anchovers. |
| Antimonie, Antimonie, or Glasse whereof Looking-glasses are made. |
| Apart, Apart, By it selfe, or Aside. |
| Apast, Foode, or Nourishment. |
| Apel, ofte Apellatie, An Appealing. |
| Apelleren, To Appeale right. |
| Aphrodille, A Daffadill. |
| Apocrijps, Apocryphic, or Secret. |
| Apointeren, To Agree. Siet Accorderen. |
| Apointement, A Reconciliation, or an Agreement. |
| Apoplexie, ofte Popelsie, The Apoplexie, or the dead Palsie. |
| Apostel, An Apostle, or one sent in a Message, an Ambassadour, or Messenger. |
| Apostelick, Apostolicall. |
| Apostels officie, Apostleship. |
| Apostille, An Apostile, or a Marginall answere to a Petition. |
| Apostume, ofte Aposteume, An Apostume, or a Breaking out of a soare. |
| Apostumen, To Breake out, or Growe ripe to an other Apostume. |
| Apoteker, An Apothecary. |
| Apotekerye, Apothecaries Druggs, Spices, or Medicaments, &c. |
| Apotekers winckel, An Apothecaries shop. |
| Appareil, Preparation. |
| Apparentie, Appearance. |
| Appetijt, Appetie, or Desire of eating. |
| grooten Appetijt, Great Appetie, or hunger. |
| Approberen, To Approve. Siet Gedoogen. |
| Arbitre, An Arbitratour, or a Judge in some controversies, chosen indifferently for both parties. |
| Arcenael, An Armorie, or a Store-house. |
| Arcier, An Archer, or a Bowe-man. |
| Arcier te paerde, An Archer on horse-back. |
| Arcke, An Arke, or a Tent. |
| Arckebuyse, An Arquebusse, or a Gunne. |
| Arckebuysier, An Arquebussier. |
| Arguéren, To Argue, or Dispute. |
| Arguéringe, ofte Arguatie, An Arguing, or a Disputing. |
| Argueer-konste, The Art of Lodgick, or of Disputing. |
| Argument, An Argument, a Reason, or the Contents of any thing. |
| Argumenteren, To Shewe by Arguments, or Demonstration. |
| Armesijn, Taffetie. |
| Armeye, An Armie, or an Host. |
| Armeye te water, An Armie, or a Navie at sea. |
| Armure, Armour, or Harnesse. |
| Aronde, A Swallow. |
| Arre, ofte Ar-penningh, An Earnest-pennie, or a Peece of money given in Earnest. |
| Arrement aen-nemen, To Take againe, or Followe the way begun. |
| Arrenteren, To Set or Let out at rent. |
| Arrentement, A Setting, or a Letting out at rent. |
| Arrest, Arest, ofte Arrestement, An Arrest, or an Arestment. |
| Arresteren, To Arest. |
| Arrieregarde, ofte Hinder-tocht, The Reereguard, or Reereward. |
| Arriveren, To Arrive, or Come on. |
| Asrenijck, Arsenicke, or Orpine. |
| Artichoch, An Artichoke. |
| Artijcke, The Gout. |
| Artijckel, An Article. |
| Artillerye, Artillerie, or Ordinance. |
| Artillery-huys, A Store-house of Artillerie, or Ordinance. |
| Artillery-meester, A Master of the Ordinance, or a Master-gunner. |
| Artisaen, An Artisan, or a Handie-crafts man. |
| Artist, An Artist, or one Skild in any Art. |
| Afare, A Cookes Shop. |
| Asperges, Sperages, an hearbe. |
| Assay, A Proofe, or a Triall. |
| Assayeren, To Assaye, Prove, or Trie. |
| Assayeur, An Assayer, or a Tryer. |
| Assasin, Assasine, Assasineren. Siet Moorden. |
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| Assaut, An Assault. |
| Assesseur, An Assessor, or a Counsellour. |
| Asseureren, To Assure, or Accertinate. |
| Assignatie, An Assignation, or Appointment. |
| Assignatie van gelt, An Assignement of money. |
| Assignatie-brief, A Letter of Assignation |
| Assigneren, To Assigne, or to Appoint. |
| Assistentie, Assistance, Helpe, or Ayde. |
| Assisteren, To Assist, Helpe, or Ayde. |
| Astrologie, Astrologie, or a Telling of things to come. |
| Astrologien, An Astrologer, or one skild in Astrologie. |
| Astronomie, Astronomie, or the Knowledge of the courses both of Planets and Starrs. |
| Astronomijn, ofte Astronomus, An Astronomer. |
| Attentatien, Attempts, or Attentates. |
| Attenteren, To Attempt, or to Tempt. |
| Attestatie, An Attestation. |
| Attesteren, To Attest, or Witnesse. |
| Avanceren, To Advance, or Preferre. |
| Avanceren het geldt, To Advance money, or to Give out money before hand. |
| Avancement, ofte Avanceringe, Advancement, Preferment, or Promotion. |
| Avantagie, Advantage, or Furtherance. |
| Avant-garde, The Avant-gard. |
| Avant-perze, Siet Abricoken. |
| Avent, The Advent-time. |
| Avent, The Even, or the Evening-tide. |
| Aventuer, Adventure, Hazard, or Casualtie. |
| Aventueren, To Adventure, or Hazard. |
| Aventuerlick, Per-adventure, or by Fortune or Chance. |
| Aventurier, Aventuerder, ofte Aventureus mensche, An Adventurer, a Hazarder, or an Adventurous or a Bold man. |
| Avijs, Advise, or Counsell. |
| Avocaet, An Advocate. |
| Audientie, Audience, or Hearing. |
| Audientie geven, To give Audience. |
| Audiencier, An Auditour, or a Master of Accounts. |
| Autentijck, ofte van waerde, Authenticke, Authorized, or of Undoubted truth. |
| Autentijckelick, Authentically. |
| Autheur, An Authour. |
| Authoriteyt, Authoritie, or Chiefe rule. |
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| BAgagie, Baggagie, or Trumperie. |
| Bahu, Bahu-kiste, ofte Bahoele, A Chest, a Till, or a Coffer with a lid. |
| Bailleau, orte Bailliu, A Bailiffe. |
| Bailliuschap, A Bailifship, or a Bailiwicke. |
| Bakelaris, A Bachelour. |
| Bakelaris in de Rechten, A Bachelour at Law. |
| Balade, ofte Baleye, A Daunce, or a Gaillard. |
| Baladen, ofte Baleyen, To Daunce. |
| Balaffre, ofte Barlaffe, The Skarr of a great wound in ones face. |
| Balance, A Balance. |
| Balleys, A white Barbuncle, Botch, or Plague-sore. |
| Balloen, A Balloone, or a great Ball blowne up with winde. |
| Ballote, The hearbe Hore-hounde. |
| Balsem, Baulme. |
| Balsemen, To Baulme, or Enbaulme. |
| Banderolle, A Bandroll, or a Scutchin. |
| Banduyn, A Stipulation, or a solemne Covenant, or Bargaine. |
| Baptiseren, To Baptize, or Christen. |
| Barbacane, A Fore-wall, or a Place to trie Ordinance in. |
| Barcke, A Barke, a Ship so called. |
| Baraterye, Fraude, or Guile. |
| Baroen, A Baron. |
| Barteren ofte Calengieren, To Demaunde, or to Exhibite a Fine, or a Mulct. |
| Basaen, A drie Sheeps skin. |
| Baselaer, False Cynamon. |
| Baselosmanos, A Kisse of ones hand. |
| Basement, The Bassis, or Foot of a pillar. |
| Basilicom, The hearbe Basill. |
| Basiliske, A Basilisk, a Cocatrice, or a Peece of Ordinance so called. |
| Basse, A Small Peece of Ordinance. |
| Bastant, Sufficient, or Enough. |
| Basteren, To Suffice, or to Be enough. |
| Bastille, A Fortresse, or a Cittadell. |
| Bastonade, A Bastonado, or a Cudgilling. |
| Batalie, A Battell, or a Fight. |
| Batalien, ofte Bataliéren, To Give Battell, or to Fight. |
| Batement, A Playe, or a Sport. |
| Batement-speelder, A Player, a Jester, or a Foole in a play. |
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| Bedeguara, Our Ladies thistle. |
| Bedel, An Usher, or a Bedell. |
| Behen, A certaine hearbe so called. |
| Belfroy, A Belfrey. |
| Bellier, A Ramme. |
| Belue, A horrible beast. |
| Ben, Myrobalium, or the Nut of Egypt. |
| Ben-oly, Oyle of the same fruit. |
| Benediction, A Benediction, or a Blessing. |
| Beneficie, A Benefit, or Beneficence. |
| Beneficie, A Church-Benefice. |
| Beneficient, Beneficent, or Liberall. |
| Benjoyn, Gumme. |
| Bergantine, A Brigantine. |
| Beril, Berill, a precious stone. |
| Bernage, The hearbe Bugglosse. |
| Besonie, Businesse. |
| Besonieren, To Busie, or to Employ. |
| Bien-venue, A Welcome. |
| Bibel, A Bible. |
| Biberen, To Bib, or to Tipple. |
| Biesarre, ofte Biesard, Motley, or Changeable. |
| Bigareren, To be Motley. |
| Biket, Bicket, ofte Trebuket, A paire of Scales to weigh Golde or Silver in. |
| Billet, A Billet. |
| Billion, Bullion, or money not valued. |
| Blaffart, A flat, or a pale Face. |
| Blasoen, A Blazon. |
| Blasoenen, To Blaze, or Divulge. |
| Blasphemie, Blasphemie, or Evill speaking. |
| Blasphemeren, To Blaspheme, or to Speake evill. |
| Bliter, A Begger. |
| Bocael, A Waterpot. |
| Bombarde, A Bombarde, or a great peece of Ordnance so called. |
| Boras, Soulder wherewith gold is souldred. |
| Bote, A Countrie-shoe, or a Galloch. |
| Bouget, A Bugget. |
| Bracelet, A Bracelet. |
| Bragaert, A Bragger, or a Boaster. |
| Brageren, To Bragge, or to Boast. |
| Branle, A Daunce so called. |
| Brase, A glowing Coale of fire. |
| Brave, Brave, or Gallant. |
| Braveren, To make Brave, or Gallant. |
| Brasilien peper, Brasill-pepper. |
| Bresse, A Breach in a wall. |
| Breve, A Note of Musick, called a Briefe. |
| Breviature, An Abreviate, or an Abridgment. |
| Brevier, A Briefe, or an Epitome. |
| Bricole, ofte Bricolle, A Rebound of a ball. |
| Bricoleren, To Rebound. |
| Bricoleren, To Fall or Quaver in singing. |
| Brigantine, A small Ship so named. |
| Brootse, An yron Plough-share. |
| Bugger, A Bugger, or a Sodomite. |
| Buggerye, Buggerie, or Sodomie. |
| Bughseerden, To Tugge, or Pull at an Oare. |
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| CAbinet, A Cabinet, or a Closset. |
| Cachet, A Seale, or a Signet. |
| Cadencie, Cadence, or the falling of the voice in Musick. |
| Cadet, The youngest Sonne of a Gentleman. |
| Caffa, Caffe, or raised Veluet. |
| Caffaerd, A Hypocrit, or a Dissembler. |
| Cagie, A Cage. |
| Cagiaerd, A Cage-carrier, or a Basket-bearer. |
| Calabasse, A great Gourd. |
| Calamaer, A Penner or an Inke-horne. |
| Calamijn-steen, A Calamint-stone. |
| Calcineren, To Burne mettell, or to Powder. |
| Calculeren, To Calculate, or Reckon. |
| Calculatie, A Calculation, or a Reckoning. |
| Calculeerder, A Calculator, or a Reckoner. |
| Calmus, A sweete Gumme so called. |
| Campanie, Campagnie, or plaine fieldes. |
| Camperen, To Encampe, or Pitch an Army. |
| Canael, A Channell, or the channell of a river. |
| Canceleren, To Cancell, Crosse out, or Deface. |
| Canjons, ofte Canjoenen, Canons to weare with stockings or bootes. |
| Canalie, A companie or kennell of Doggs, or the basest sort of people. |
| Canon, A Canon, or the secret of the Masse. |
| Canon, A Canon, a peece of Ordnance. |
| Canter, The Master-chanter in a Quire. |
| Canterie, The office of the Master-chanter. |
| Cape, A Cape, or a Promontorie. |
| Capeau, A small Cap. |
| Capelet, A Chaplet, or a Garland. |
| Cantons, Townes and Villages called by the Swissers, CANTONS. |
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| Capeline, A Bonet, or a Cap. |
| Caprifolie, Wood-brue, or Honie-suckle. |
| Carabijn, A Carabine, or a light Horse-man. |
| Carabijnen, To Rob, Pillage, or Plunder. |
| Carate, A kinde of Corne with foure graines. |
| Carene, Lent-time. |
| Caresse, Flatterie, or Soothing. |
| Caresseren, To Flatter, or to Sooth. |
| Carnier, A place where salt Meat is hunge up, or smoaked. |
| Carriere, A Pit or a Quarrill of stones. |
| Carriere, A Ring where Horses are rid. |
| Carvy, Carraway. |
| Cas, A Case, a Cause, or Matter. |
| Cassamatte, A Cass-mate made in the bottome of a Bulwark for Ordnance to play out off. |
| Casseren, To Casheere, Cancell, or Dash out. |
| Cassijne, The Frame-worke of a Window. |
| Cassijne, Windowes made of paper, or of parchement. |
| Cathedrale Kercke, A Cathedrall Church. |
| Catholijck, Catholicke, or Universall. |
| Caval, A Horse. |
| Cavalerye, Cavallerie, or Horse-men. |
| Cavalooter, A Horse-courser. |
| Cause, ofte Causeren, A Cause, or, to Cause. |
| Cauteriseren, To Cauterize, Burne, or Seare. |
| Cautie, A Caution, or a Caveat. |
| Celebreren, To Celebrate. |
| Cement, of Ciment, Cement, Morter, or Lime. |
| Ceremonie-meester, Master of the Ceremonies. |
| Cerone, A Plaister, or a Seare-cloath. |
| Certificatie, Certification, or Attestation. |
| Cilindre, A Roll to beate clods with, also, a Geometricall figure. |
| Cinober, Cinople, red Lead, or Vermilion. |
| Citatie, A Citation, or Warning. |
| Citatie-brief, A Citation-letter. |
| Citadelle, A Citadell, or a Castle with a small garrison, to keepe a towne in awe. |
| Clysterie, A Glister. |
| Co-adjuteur, A Co-adjutor, or a fellow-helper. |
| Cocenille, Cochenell, a Graine wherewhith Purple is dyed. |
| Cockin, A Knave. |
| Codicille, The last Will, or Testament. |
| Coers, A Course. |
| Coersier, A Courser, or a Coach-horse. |
| Coertier, A Courtier. |
| Coertiseren, To Court. |
| Coetelasse, A Coutlasse, or a short Sword. |
| Cohiere, Sheetes or Leaves of printed paper. |
| Colere, Choler. |
| Colijck, The Collicke. |
| Collatie, A Small Banquet. |
| Collationeren, To Compare writings together. |
| Collecteur, A Collector, or a Gatherer. |
| Collegie, A Colledge. |
| Collette, A Breast-cloth, or a Veile wherewith womens breasts are covered. |
| Colice, Stamped meate. |
| Colliere, ofte Hals-doeck, A Neck-cloath. |
| Colomne, A Pillar. |
| Coluvre, A Culvering, a peece of Ordnance. |
| Coluvrier, A Canonnier. |
| Colonel, A Colonell of a Regiment. |
| Coloquinte, A wilde Gourd, a hearbe. |
| Commandeurschap, Commandership. |
| Commere, A Gossip, or a prating Woman. |
| Commissaris van Krijghs-volck, A Commissarie or a Muster-master of Souldiers. |
| Commissie, A Commission. |
| Committimus, A commission from the Court. |
| Communicatie, Communication, or an Imparting to. |
| Communiceren, To Communicate, or to Impart unto. |
| Communie, Communion. |
| Compagnie, A Company of foot, or horse. |
| Comparitie, An Appearance in presence. |
| Compassie, Compassion, or Commiseration. |
| Compenseren de kosten van een Proces, To Recompense or Satisfie the expences of a Suite in Lawe. |
| Compeerschap, Gossipship. |
| Competent Rechter, A Competent Judge. |
| Complainte, A Complaint. |
| Complexie, Complexion, or Constitution. |
| Complot, A Complot, or Confederacie which one hath with an other. |
| Componist, A Musician, or a Composer. |
| Compositie, A Composition, or a Decision. |
| Compres, Close, or Shut. |
| Concerneren, To Concerne, or Touch. |
| Concierge, A Concierge, or he that keepeth a Palace, or a great mans house. |
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| Conclusie, A Conclusion. |
| Concordant, ofte Concordancie, Agreeing. |
| Consorteren, To Comfort, or Strengthen. |
| Confronteren, To Confront one boldly. |
| Conquest, A Conquest, or Victorie. |
| Conquesteren, To Conquest, or Subdue. |
| Conroot, A Crue, or a Rout of men. |
| Conservatie, A Preserving, or a Keeping. |
| Conserve, Conserves, or the Juyce of things boiled with Sugar, &c. |
| Consigneren, To Consigne, or Attribute. |
| Consigneren, To Consigne, or to give in keeping. |
| Consorten, To be Consorts in evill. |
| Conspiratie, Conspiration, or Conjuration. |
| Constitutuéren, To Appoint, or to Constitute. |
| Constitutie, An Appointment, a Constitution. |
| Contenteren, To Content, or Satisfie. |
| Contentement, Contentment, or Satisfaction. |
| Contracteren, To Contract, or to Bargaine. |
| Contrariéren, To be Contrarie, or Against. |
| Contre-balance, A Counter-balance. |
| Contre-borge, A Counter-pledge. |
| Contre-brief, A Counter-schedule, a Counterpaine in writings, or Quittance. |
| Contre-sijn, Gray-lead. |
| Contre-man, An Adversaire, or a Foe. |
| Contre-mijne, A Counter-mine. |
| Contre-mineren, To Counter-mine. |
| Contre-point, ofte Contre-scherpe, A Counter-scarfe without a walled Towne. |
| Contre-point singen, To Singe Counter in Musicke. |
| Contre-pois, A Counter-poise, or a Counter-weight. |
| Contre-rol, A Controull, or a Check. |
| Contre-rolleren, To Controule, or to Check. |
| Contre-teneur, A Counter-tenor in Musick. |
| Contre-venteur, A Transgressor of a Contract. |
| Contre-zegel, A Counter-seale. |
| Contribuéren, To Contribute. |
| Contributie, Contribution. |
| Convers, A Convert. |
| Convoy, A Convoy, or a Conduct. |
| Coragie, or Coragieus, Courage, or Couragious. |
| Corselet, A Corslet, or a Pikemans armes. |
| Cordegaerde, A Corps a garde. |
| Cordael, Cordiall, or Heartie. |
| Cordiaellick, Cordially, or Heartely. |
| Corinten, Corrence. Plur. |
| Cornet, A Cornet of a troope of horse. |
| Coronel, A Coronell. |
| Corporael, A Corporall, also, of or belonging to the bodie. |
| Corpulent, Corpulent, Fat, or Grosse. |
| Corpulentie, Corpulency, Fatnesse, or Grossenesse. |
| Corpus, A Bodie, or a multitude of people. |
| Correctie, Correction. |
| Correspondentie, Correspondence. |
| Corresponderen, To Correspond, or Answere. |
| Corruptie, Corruption, or Dissolution. |
| Corsier, A Courser, or a great Horse. |
| Cotisatie, A Quotation, or a Citing. |
| Convent, A Convent, or a Cloister. |
| Court, The Court. |
| Courtisaen, A Courtisan. |
| Courtisane, A Courtisan, or a Whore. |
| Courtiseren, To make Courtisie. |
| Courtois, Courteous, or Civill. |
| Creantie, Credence, Credit, or Beleefe. |
| Creancier, A Creditor, or a Lender. |
| Credentie, Credulitie, or easinesse of beleefe. |
| Credencier, A Carver. |
| Credit, Credit, or Trust. |
| Crespe, Crispe, or fine Linnen. |
| Crime, A Crime or an Offence committed. |
| Crime Lese Majestatis, High Treason. |
| Criminel, Criminall or Faultie. |
| Criminele Iustitie, Criminall Justice. |
| Criminel Proces, A Criminall Processe. |
| Croys, Encrease, or Usurie. |
| Croysseren, To Crosse, or note articles with a Crosse. |
| Croppier, A Crupper. |
| Crotse, A Crosier, or a Bishops Staffe. |
| Cureye, The Fees given to hunting hounds. |
| Custodie, Custodie, or Keeping. |
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D.
| DAmaskeneren, A Damsell, or a Gentleman. |
| Dard, A Dart, or a Javeline. |
| Datéren, To Date. |
| Debat, ofte Debatteren, Debate, or to Debate. |
| Declineren, To Decline, or Decay. |
| Decoctie, A Decoction. |
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| Defailleren, To Faile, or to Want. |
| Defaillancie, A Failing, or a Wanting. |
| Defalckéren, To Defalke, Deduct, or Shorten. |
| Defalckéren van de somme, To Defalke or to Deduct from the summe. |
| Defaut, Fault, or Wanting. |
| Definitif, Definitive, or which declareth. |
| Degradéren, To Degrade, to Depose, or Put one out of office. |
| Delatoore exceptien, Delatoire exceptions. |
| Delay, Delay. |
| Delayéren, To Delay, to Differ, or Putt off. |
| Delfijn, ofte Dolfijn, A Dolphine. |
| Delicaet, Delicate, or Tender. |
| Delicaetlick leven, To Live delicately. |
| Delict, A Crime, or an Offence. |
| Delugie, ofte Diluvie, A Deluge, or an universall overflowing of waters as Noahs floud. |
| Demeyne, ofte Domeyne, Dominion, Jurisdiction, or Soveraignity. |
| Demeyne, Demaine, or Revenuë. |
| Demeynen ende Benden van een Koningh, The Demaines or Revenuës of a King. |
| Deminuéren, To Diminish, or Lessen. |
| Deminuéren in 't singen, To Quaver in singing. |
| Deponent, A Deponent, or a Witnesse. |
| Deporteren, To Depose, or Give witnesse. |
| Depositie, A Deposition, or a giving witnesse. |
| Depossederen, To Dispossesse, or Put one out of his inheritance. |
| Deputeren, To Depute, or to Commit. |
| Des-avoyeren, To Dis-avouch, or to Deny. |
| Destruéren, To Destroy, to Spoile, or Ruïne. |
| Determineren, To Determine, or to Designe. |
| Devijs, Devise, or Discourse together. |
| Deviseren, To Discourse or Talke together. |
| Devoor, Dutie, or Endeavour. |
| Devotie, Devotion. |
| Deus, Two. |
| Deus aes, Deuse ace. |
| Diaken, A Deacon, or a Collector for the poore. |
| Dialectica, The art of Logicke or Reasoning. |
| Dialecticus, A Logician. |
| Diëte, A Diët, or a government of living. |
| Diffameren, To Defame, or to Slaunder. |
| Different, Differing, or Unlike. |
| Differentie, Difference, or Distance. |
| Different, Contention, or Discord. |
| Differeren, To Adjourne, Deferre, or Put off. |
| Difficulteyt, Difficultie, or Hardnesse. |
| Diffinitive sententie, A Definitive sentence. |
| Digniteyt, Dignity, Honour, or Majesty. |
| Diligent, Diligent, or Carefull. |
| Directelick, Directly. |
| Discant, A Descant in Musicke. |
| Discanter, A Singer of Descant. |
| Discanteren, To Singe Descant. |
| Discipel, A Disciple. |
| Discipline, Discipline, or Instruction. |
| Discord, Dis-agreement, or Discord. |
| Discorderen, To Differ, or to be at Discord. |
| Discoureren, To Discourse, or to Recite. |
| Discours, Discourse. |
| Discreet, Discreete, or Provident. |
| Disordre, Disorder, or Confusion. |
| Dispenseren, To Dispense, or Free from the Lawe. |
| Dispensatie, Dispensation, or Releasing. |
| Dispenseren, To Dispense, or Distribute. |
| Dispensier, A Dispenser, a Clark of a kitchin. |
| Disponeren, To Dispose off, or Ordaine. |
| Dispositie, A Disposition, or Ordinance. |
| Dispost, Apt, Disposed, or Fit. |
| Disputeren, To Dispute, Reason, or Argue. |
| Disputatie, A Disputation, or an Arguing. |
| Distilleren, To Distill, or to Drop. |
| Distilleringe, A Distilling or a Distillation. |
| Distilleer-oven, A Distillatorie Oven. |
| Distingueren, To Distinguish. |
| Distribuéren, To Distribute, or Deale. |
| Distributie, Distribution. |
| District, A Jurisdiction, or a Precint. |
| Divideren, To Divide, or Part. |
| Dobbel, A Copie. |
| Dolfijn, The Dolphine, or the eldest Sonne of the King of France. |
| Dolfijn, ofte Templet, A Cornet. |
| Doliantie, Complaint, Dolour, or Greefe. |
| Domineren, To Domineere, or to beare Rule. |
| Dominatie, Domination, Rule, or Sway. |
| Dominie, Dominion. |
| Done, A Dame, or a Woman. |
| Dormier van een Klooster, The Bell of a Cloister. |
| Dose, A portion of simple Medicaments. |
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| Douarie, A Dowrie. |
| Douagiere, A Dowageresse. |
| Dozijne, A Duzzen. |
| Dragant, A Gumme called Dragant. |
| Drage, Sucar, or Drage. |
| Dragme, A Dragma. |
| Dragon, The hearbe called Dragon. |
| Drapier, A Draper, or a Seller of cloath. |
| Drapieren, To make Draperie, or Cloath. |
| Dresseren, To Dresse, or Erect. |
| Dressoor, A Dresser, or a Cubbard. |
| Dromidarie, A Dromidarie, a beast. |
| Dun, A Songe of two parties. |
| Duplijcke, A Duplex. |
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E.
| EBatement, ofte Batement, Sport, a Play, or Pleasure. |
| Eben, Eben wood. |
| Eclips, An Eclips. |
| Effect, Effect, or Operation. |
| Effect, The Effect, or End of a thing. |
| Effectueren, To Effect, or Bring to passe. |
| Effort, Strength, or Force. |
| Electuarie, An Electuary, or a Medicine made with Syrups and Powders. |
| Elegantie, Eligancie, or Finenesse. |
| Elegantie der talen, Eligancie of speech. |
| Element, The Element, or Beginning. |
| Element des vyers, The Element of fire. |
| Emaille, An Enameling. |
| Emailleren, To Enamell. |
| Emailleerder, An Enameller. |
| Emaraude, ofte Esmeraude, An Emrald. |
| Embre, Amber. |
| Embuscade, An Ambuscade, or Ambushment. |
| Emende, A Fine, or a Mulct. |
| Emolegéren, ofte Homologiéren, To Approve, or to Holde for worth. |
| Empescheren, To Hinder, Impeach, or Let. |
| Employeren, To Employe, or to Use. |
| Enfanterie, Foot-souldiers. |
| Engien, An Engine. |
| Enqueste, Enquirie. |
| Enterineren, To Agree, Approve, or Consent. |
| Enterineren de Konincklicke brieven, To Approve of te Royall Letters. |
| Entreye, An Entrance. |
| Entreprinse, An Enterprise. |
| Enule Campane, Elicampany, a hearbe. |
| Episteler, He that singeth an epistle to a Masse. |
| Epitaphie, An Epitath. |
| Equipéren, To Equipage. |
| Equipagie, Equipage, or Furniture. |
| Ermine, An Ermine. |
| Erre, Quickly, or Readily. |
| Essay, An Essay, Proofe, or Tast. |
| Esse, Being, or Essence. |
| Essue, ofte Exuwe, An Issue. |
| Evaluatie, An Evaluation, or the rate of coine. |
| Evaluéren, To Value, Rate, or Prize. |
| Evangelie, The Gospell, or glad Tidings. |
| Evangelier, One that sings the Gospell. |
| Evangelijcken, An Agnus Dei. |
| Evangelist, An Evangelist. |
| Evangelie prediken, To Evangelize. |
| Exactie, Exaction, or a taking up of money by constraint. |
| Exactioneren, To Exact, or to Constraine. |
| Exalteren, To Exalt. |
| Exaltatie, Exaltation. |
| Examinatie, Examination. |
| Examineren, To Examine, or Search out. |
| Excellent, Excellent. |
| Excellentie, Excellencie. |
| Excepteren, To Except, or to Exempt. |
| Exceptie, An Except, or an Exempting. |
| Exces, Excesse. |
| Excessif, Excessive, or above measure. |
| Excommuniceren, To Excommunicate. |
| Excommunicatie, Excommunication. |
| Excuse, ofte Excusatie, Excuse, or Excusation. |
| Executeren, To Execute. |
| Executeerder, An Executer. |
| Executeur, An Executer. |
| Executeren, To Execute or Straine goods. |
| Exempel, ofte een Exemplaer, Exemple, or an Exemplar. |
| Exempt, Free. |
| Exempt, Exempt, or Free from service. |
| Exemptie, Exemption, or Freedome from any payement or service. |
| Exerceren, To Exercise, or Practise. |
| Expedieren, To Expediate, or Dispatch. |
| Experientie, Experience, or Skill. |
| Experimenteren, To Experiment, or Prove. |
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| Expert, Expert, Skilfull, or Cunning. |
| Exponeren, To Expound. |
| Expositie, An Exposition. |
| Expres, Expresse, or Certaine. |
| Expireren, To Exspire, or to End. |
| Extract, An Extract, or an Abridgment. |
| Extra-ordinaris, Extra-ordinarie. |
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| FAbel, ofte Fabule, a Fable, or a Tale. |
| Fabrijck, Fabrick, or Building. |
| Fabrijck-meester, A Fabrick-master, or a Master-builder. |
| Faciende, Affaires, or Negotiations. |
| Facteur van een spel, The Master of a Play. |
| Factoor, A Factor, or he that selleth of buyeth for a Marchant. |
| Fagot, A Fagot. |
| Faisant, A Phesant. |
| Fallist, A Student in the Lawes. |
| Fantaseren, To Fancie, or to Imagine. |
| Fantastijck, Fantasticke, or Fantasticall. |
| Fanterie, Foot-souldiers. |
| Farce, A Comedie, or a Play. |
| Farce-maker, A maker of Comedies or Playes. |
| Fardeel, A Fardle, a Burden, or a Pack. |
| Fatale, A Day or a Terme, to followe an Appeale or Suite. |
| Fatras, A Brabling, or an Embroiling. |
| Favorabel, Favourable, or Kinde. |
| Favoriseren, To Favour. |
| Fausset, A loud, and a subtill Songe. |
| Feber, ofte Fieber, A Feaver, or an Ague. |
| Fierlafonse, A stinking Gumme. |
| Figuer, A Figure, an Image, or Paterne. |
| Fijn, Fine. |
| Fijnael, Finall, or the end of some deede. |
| het Fijnael-weten, To Knowe the End. |
| Fijtemus, Forme, or Face. |
| Financie, Interest. |
| Financieren, ofte Financie maken, To make Revenuë, or to take up money at Interest. |
| de Financie-kamer, The Chamber of Revenuë, or the Exchequer. |
| de Overste van de Financien, The Master of the Revenuës. |
| de Klerck van de Financien, The Clarke of the Revenuës. |
| Fineren, To Get and Hoard up money and riches. |
| Fiole, A Fioll. |
| Firmament, The Firmament of Heaven. |
| Fisch, The Revenuë of a Prince. |
| Fiscael, A Judge or Advocate of an Army. |
| Fistel, A Fistle, or a Sore. |
| Fistel in de ooge, A Fistle in the eye. |
| Fistike, A kinde of Nuts so called. |
| Flambeel, A Torch. |
| Flanckeren de Mueren ofte Vesten, To Flanke the Walls or Rampards. |
| Flanckeringe, Flancking. |
| Flatteren, To Flatter, or to Sooth. |
| Fleur, Flowre. |
| Floreren, To Flowrish, or, to Be in strength and vigour. |
| Florijn, A Gulden. |
| Flourtee, Branched or printed Velvet. |
| Foele, A Thronge or a great Presse of people. |
| Foeleren, To Thronge, or to Presse. |
| Foeragie, Forrage, or Fodder. |
| Forfeit, A Forfeit, or a Misdeed. |
| Formulaer, A Forme, or a Formular. |
| Fornieren, ofte Furnieren, To Furnish. |
| Fornissement, A Furnishing. |
| Fort, ofte Fortresse, A Fort, or a Fortresse. |
| Fortificatie, A Fortification. |
| Fortificeren, To Fortifie, or Strengthen. |
| Fosse, A Ditch, or a Moate. |
| Fosset, A Falling or a Quavering in singing. |
| Frambésie, A Raspis-berrie. |
| Frasen, ofte Lobben, Falling bands. |
| Fraude, Fraude, Guile, or Deceit. |
| Fregaet, A Fregate, a swift ship. |
| Fredon, A falling in Musick. |
| Frequenteren, To Frequent or Haunt. |
| Fringoleren, To Quaver in Musick. |
| Frizeren, To Frize, or to Curle. |
| Gefrizeert, Frized, or Curled. |
| Fuse, ofte Fuge, The eight part of a measure in Musicke. |
| Fuseye, ofte Vyer-pijl, Squibs, or fierie Darts. |
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G.
| GAbelle, Tolle, Custome, or Tribute. |
| Galeon, Gallion, a great Ship. |
| Galeard, Joyful, Joviall, or Cheerfull. |
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| Galeaerde, A Galiard, a daunce. |
| Galetijn, A kinde of a yellowe sauce. |
| Galland, Brave, Galland, or Gay. |
| Galloppe, A Gallop. |
| Gallopperen, To Gallop. |
| Gambuyn, A Gammon. |
| Garance, Madder wherewith wool is dyed. |
| Garde, A Garde, or a Watch. |
| Gardenappe, ofte Tafel-ringh, A Chaplet, or a Ring to sett hot dishes on a table. |
| Garderobbe, A Wardrope of cloaths. |
| Garlande, A Garland. |
| Garment, A Garment, or a Rayment. |
| Garnieren, To Garnish, or to Furnish. |
| Gaugie, ofte Gauge, The Gage or Capacity of a Tunne, or of a Barrill. |
| Gaugieren, ofte Vergieren, To Gage or to Measure Tunnes or Barrils. |
| Gecommitteert, A Committe. |
| de Gecommitteerde, The Committe. |
| Geleye, Gellie. |
| Gendarme, Souldiers. |
| Gendarmerie, Troupes of Souldiers. |
| Genereren, To Engender, or to Begett. |
| Generael, Generall, or Universall. |
| Generael Capiteyn, A Captaine Generall. |
| Generael Ontfanger, A Generall Receiver. |
| Gerfau, ofte Gier-valck, A Gerfaulcon. |
| Geste, Gesture, or Countenance. |
| Gesten, Acts, or Deedes. |
| Geule, Geules, or a red colours in Armes. |
| Geus, An impudent Begger. |
| Gieraffe, A beast like a Camell or Panther. |
| Gierlande, A Chaplet of flowers. |
| Gierole, A Skirret, a roote. |
| Gisarme, ofte Guisarme, A kinde of a Lance. |
| Giertau, A kinde of a Mag-pie. |
| Glaetse, Gelaetse, A Plaine covered with yce. |
| Glorie, Glorie. |
| Gloriéren, To Boast, Glorie, or Vaunt. |
| Glorieus zijn, To be Vaine-glorious. |
| Glose, A Glosse, or a short Exposition of any darke speech. |
| Gloseren, To give a Glosse, or an Exposition. |
| Gloton, A Glutton. |
| Gorgias, A Breast-cloth, or a Gorget. |
| Geture, A Gutter, or the droppings from the Eaves of a house. |
| Governeren, To Governe, or to Rule. |
| Governeur, A Governour, or a Ruler. |
| Governeurschap, Governourship. |
| Governante, A Governesse. |
| Governement, Governement, or Regiment. |
| Grametse, ofte Gremetse, Ill-favoured Gestures. |
| Gratie, Grace, or Gentlenesse. |
| Gratieus, Gracious, or Civill. |
| Graviteyt, Gravity, or Authority. |
| Grenaet, A precious Carbuncle-stone. |
| Griefe, Greefe, or Heavinesse. |
| Grosseren, To Engrosse, or to Augment. |
| Grosseren, To Engrosse a letter. |
| Gruier, ofte Gruwier, A Forester, a Woodman. |
| Guerdon, Guerdon, or Reward. |
| Guichet, The Wicket of a Gate. |
| Guide, A Guide, or a Conductor. |
| Guidon, A small Banner, or a Cornet. |
| Guiterne, A Gitterne, a Musicall Instrument. |
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H.
| HAbil, Able, Apt, or Fit. |
| Habiliteren, To Enable, or make Fit. |
| Harange, An Oration, or a Speech to the people. |
| Haubert, A Coate of maile. |
| Herbarist, An Herbalist. |
| Heremijt, A Hermit. |
| Hermeline, A Shee-Hermit. |
| Hermodactilen, Meddow Saffran. |
| Hiacint, A Violett, or a Purple-coloured Lilie, also, the Stone Hyacinth. |
| Hypocras, Hypocrasse, or sweete Wine. |
| Hypocrijt, Hypocrisie, A Hypocrit, Hypocrisie. |
| Hypotheke, A Pledge, or a Gage. |
| Holette, A Sheepheards Crooke or a Staffe. |
| Homagie, Homage, or Fealty. |
| Homologeren, To Agree, or to Assent. |
| Horologie, A Houre-glasse, a Clock, or a Dyall. |
| Hostie, A Host, or an Oblation. |
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I.
| IAndarme, Souldiers. |
| Iasmijn, A Flowre that Bees feede upon. |
| Idioot, An Idiot, or an unlearned Schollar. |
| Illiquide schuldt, Unliquited debt. |
| Illumineren, To Illuminate. |
| Imagineren, To Imagine. |
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| Imaginatie, Imagination. |
| Immeuble goederen, Unmoveable goods. |
| Impatient, Impatient. |
| Impatientighlick, Impatiently. |
| Impertinent, Impertinent, or Frivolous. |
| Importancie, Importancie. |
| Impost, Impost, or Custome. |
| Incarnaet, An Incarnation colour. |
| Incident, Incident, or which Hapneth or Belongeth to a thing. |
| Inclinatie, An Inclination, or Bowing. |
| Incompetent Rechter, An Incompetent Judge. |
| Inconvenient, Unmeete. |
| Incorporeren, To Incorporate. |
| Incorrect, Uncorrect, or Full of faults. |
| Indiscreet, Undiscreete, or Rashe. |
| Infanterye, Foot-souldiers. |
| Infel, A Bishops Miter. |
| Informatie, Information, or Enquiry. |
| Informatie doen, To make Information. |
| Informeren, To Informe, or take Information. |
| Ingien, An Engine, a warrelike Instrument. |
| Inhabil, Un-able, or not Fit. |
| Injurie, Injury, or Wrong. |
| Injuriéren, To Injure, or to Wrong. |
| Inquisitie, Inquisition. |
| Inquisiteur, An Inquisitor, or a Searcher. |
| Insel, An Ile. |
| Insinueren, To Insinuate, or Creepe into ones favour. |
| Insolvent, He that cannot pay his debts. |
| Instantie, Instance, or Diligence. |
| Institueren, To Institute, or Ordaine. |
| Instructie, Instruction. |
| Instruéren, To Instruct, or to Teach. |
| Instrument, Obligations, or Letters. |
| Instrument van Musijcke, In Instrument of Musick. |
| Insufficient, Unsufficient, or Uncapable. |
| Intentie, Intention, Meaning, or Purpose. |
| Intenteren een Proces, To Begin a Suit in law. |
| Interest, Interest, Losse, or Dammage. |
| Interlocutorie sententie, An Interlocutoire sentence. |
| Interrogatorie, An Interrogatoire, or Question. |
| Intimeren, To Cite before a Judge. |
| Intimatie, Intimation, or Citation. |
| Intituleren, to Entitle. |
| Intonneren, To Fill into Tunnes or Barrils. |
| Intreye, An Entrance. |
| Intricaet, Intricate, or Difficult. |
| Interprise, An Enterprize. |
| Invalideren, To Under-value, or Lessen the worth. |
| Inventariéren de goederen, To Make and Inventarie of goods. |
| Inventaris van goederen, Inventarie of goods. |
| Inventie, Invention, or Machination. |
| Ioncture, A Joyning, or a Coupling together. |
| Iornael, A Journall, or a Diurnall. |
| Iorney, A Coate of Armes. |
| Ioste, A Justling, Justing, a Running at tilt, or a Tournement. |
| Iosteren, To Justle, Just, Make tournement, or to Run at tilt. |
| Issue, The Issue, or Event. |
| Item, Likewise, or Also. |
| Iubliee, A Jubily, or a Rejoycing. |
| Iudicature, Judicature, or Judiciall Magistrats. |
| Iuge, A Judge. |
| Iugeren, To Judge. |
| Iuglier, A Jugler. |
| Iujube, A kinde of frue called Jujuba. |
| Iuleb, A Julep, a Phisicall drinke. |
| Iupiter, Tinne. |
| Iurisdictie, Jurisdiction, or Precinct. |
| Iurist, A Jurist, or a Lawyer. |
| Iusteren, To Justifie, or make Just. |
| Iustitie, Justice, or Right. |
| Iusticier, A Justice of peace. |
| Iustificeren, To Purge, Cleare, or Justifie. |
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L.
| LAbeur, Labour, or Travell. |
| Labeuren, To Labour, or to Worke. |
| Lambris, ofte Lambrisseersel, Seeling of houses or chambers. |
| Lambrisseren, To Seele. |
| Lancette, A Chirurgians Lance or Pen-knife to let blood with. |
| Laps van tijdt, Succession, or Processe of time. |
| Lastagie, Ballast for a ship. |
| Lauderen, To Applaud, or Approve. |
| Lazur, ofte Azur, Azure, or Sky colour. |
| Lazur-steen, An Azure-stone. |
| Leael, Loyall, or Faithfull. |
| Legaet, A Legate, or an Ambassadour. |
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| Legende, A Legend, or the lives of the Saints. |
| Legitime, Legitimate, or Lawfully begotten. |
| Liberael, Liberall, or Bountifull. |
| Librye, A Librarie of bookes. |
| Licenten, Customes, or Toles. |
| Licentiaet, A Licentiate. |
| Lieutenant, A Lieutenant, or a Vicar. |
| Ligue, ofte Liege, A League, or Confederacie. |
| Limiten, Limits, or Bounds. |
| Limitéren, To Limit, Bound, or Determine. |
| Linagie, Linage, Race, or Progenie. |
| Linagier, He which is of the Linage. |
| Liquide schuldt, Liquid debt. |
| Locate, A Vice-master, or a Vicar. |
| Longe, A Note in Musick of foure measures. |
| Loy, Lawe, or Ordinance. |
| Loyal, Loyall, or Faithfull. |
| Lumineren de Schilderijen, To Luminate or Colour to the life. |
| Luna, Silver. |
| Lupyne, A kinde of beanes. |
| Luxurie, Luxurie. |
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M.
| MAcis, Mace, the flowre of Nutmeggs. |
| Maculature, Spoiled or Wast paper. |
| Madame, A Dame, a Madame, or a Ladie. |
| Madrigael, A Madrigall, or an Italian song. |
| Magasin, A Magazine, or a Store-house. |
| Magistraet, A Magistrate. |
| Magneet, An Adamant-stone. |
| Magifijck, Magnifick, or Excellent. |
| Majesteyt, Majestie, or Greatnesse. |
| Mainteneren, To Maintaine, or Defend. |
| Maintenue, Just possession. |
| Malcontent, Malcontent, or Discontented. |
| Malcontent zijn, To be Discontented or Offended. |
| Maledictie, Malediction, or Cursing. |
| Manckéren, To Faile, or to Want. |
| Mandaet, A Mandate, an Edict. |
| Mandragora, Mandragon. |
| Manuael, Manuall, or which may be carried in the hand. |
| Manufacture, Manufacture. |
| Maraud, A Theefe, a Robber, or a Rogue. |
| Marchéren, To March, or Goe before. |
| Marckis, A Marquesse. |
| Marescagie, Marshie or Moorish ground. |
| Margulier, A Church-warden. |
| Mariage, A Mariage or a Wedding-ring. |
| Marmelade, Marmalade. |
| Marmoset, A Bugbeare, or a skare crowe. |
| Maroenen, Great Chest-nuts. |
| Maronier, A Mariner, or a Saylour. |
| Maers, Yron. |
| Martagoen, A yellowe Flowre Deluce. |
| Mastijck, Mastick. |
| Mastijck-boom, A Mastick tree. |
| Mastin, A Mastie dogge. |
| Maxime, A Musicall Note containing eight measures. |
| Medalie, A Medaile, or a Jewell with an Image or Picture. |
| Mediane, ofte de Mediaen-ader, The Median Veine. |
| Melancolijck, Melancholy. |
| Melancolijckheydt, Melancholinesse, or Heavinesse. |
| Melansse, An unsound Apple, a love Apple. |
| Melisse, Balme gentle, a hearbe. |
| Melodye, Melodie, or sweet singing. |
| Memorie, Memorie, or a Remembrance. |
| Memoriael, A Memoriall, or a Booke. |
| Mercurius, Quick-silver. |
| Menagie, Menage, or good husbandrie. |
| Menagiéren, To Menage, or play the good husband. |
| Menager, A Menager, or a player of a good husband. |
| Mentie, Mention. |
| Meskief, Mischiefe. |
| Mesnye, A Family, or a Houshold. |
| Messagie, A Message. |
| Messagier, A Messenger. |
| Mesus, Mis-use, or Abuse. |
| Mesuséren, To Mis-use, or to Abuse. |
| Meuble, Moveables. |
| Meuble goederen, Moveable goods. |
| Mezane, ofte Mesane, The Poope or Missen-saile of a Ship. |
| Mezeroen, A kinde of a hearbe. |
| Milioen, A Milion, or ten hundred thousand. |
| Mine, A Mine. |
| Minéren, ofte Minen, To Mine, or to make a Mine. |
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| Minime, A Note in Musick of half a measure. |
| Mirobolane, A Fruit growing in India, called a Nut of Egypt. |
| Mirrhe, Mirrhe. |
| Miserabel, Miserable, or Wretched. |
| Miserere mei, The Iliack passion, or the Wringing of the Guts. |
| Missive, A Missive, or a Letter. |
| Misterie, A Misterie, or a Hidden secret. |
| Mithridaet, Methridate, or an excellent Confection. |
| Mode, Manner, or Fashion. |
| Modil, ofte Model-beelt, A Modell, or Patron. |
| Modereren, To Moderate, or Temper. |
| Mommie, ofte Mummie, Mummie, or a Confection made of dead mens flesh. |
| Monopolie, A Monoplie, or an Engrossing of Commodities for one mans gaine. |
| Monsieur, Sir, or Master. |
| Monstrantie, The Boxe wherein the Crucifix was kept. |
| Monteren, To Mount, as, to Mount on horse-back. |
| Morion, A Murrion, or a Caske. |
| Mordmael, ofte Mormal, A Gangreene, or an Eating sore. |
| Motet, An Ecclesiasticall Songe. |
| Motijf, A Motive, or an Argument. |
| Motsetse, A Bedie, or an Souldiers boy. |
| Munitie, Munition. |
| Musayck, ofte Moysayck, Mosaick worke. |
| Muskel, A Muscle. |
| Musijcke, Musick. |
| Musicien, A Musician. |
| Musicienen, To Sing Musicke. |
| Mustatse, ofte Mostaetse, A Muschato. |
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N.
| NArcisse, A white Daffadill. |
| Narde, A hearbe called Githe. |
| Natie, A Nation, Folke, or People. |
| Nativiteyt, Nativitie, or Birth. |
| Negociéren, To Negotiate, or Traffique. |
| Negociacie, Negotion, or Trading. |
| Negromantie, Necromancie, or Calling up of Devils, or dead mens Ghosts. |
| Neuter, ofte Neutrael, Neuter, or Neutrall. |
| Neuter zijn, To be Neutrall. |
| Nichel op de Requeste geven, To Refuse, or Set nothing upon a Petition. |
| Notoor, Notorious, Evident, or Manifest. |
| Nul, Of noe Value. |
| Nul, ende van geender waerde, Nothing, or of noe worth. |
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O.
| OBedient, Obedient, or Dutifull. |
| Oblatie, An Oblation, or an Offring. |
| Obligatie, An Obligation, or a Bond. |
| Obligeren, To Oblidge, or to Bind. |
| Obstakel, An Obstacle, or Hindrance. |
| Obstinaet, Obstinate, or Stubborne. |
| Occasie, An Occasion, or a Cause. |
| Octroye, A Graunt. |
| Octroyéren, To Graunt. |
| Oculaer, Evident, or Manifest. |
| Offenceren, To Offend, or Mis-doe. |
| Offencie, An Offence, or a Misdeed. |
| Onijckel, A kinde of Precious stone. |
| Operatie, Operation, or Working. |
| Opereren, To Operate, or to Work. |
| Operment, Arsenick, or Orpine. |
| Opinie, Opinion, or Conjecture. |
| Opiniatie, Headie, or Obstinate. |
| Opposeren, To Oppose, or Withstand. |
| Opposant, An Opposer, or a Withstander. |
| Oppositie, Opposition, or Withstanding. |
| Oragie, A Storme, or a Tempest. |
| Ordinaris, Ordinarie, or Usuall. |
| Orient, The East-part. |
| Orientael, Orientall. |
| Originael, Originall. |
| Orison, Oraison, or Prayer. |
| Ornement, An Ornament. |
| Oubliance, Oblivion, or Forgetfullnesse. |
| Outragie, Outrage, or Crueltie. |
| Outragieren, To Use outrage or Crueltie. |
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P.
| PAcificatie, Pacification, or Appeasing. |
| Pagadoor, A Treasurer, or a Receiver. |
| Palissade, A Palissado, or a Pale. |
| Paradijs, Paradise. |
| Paradijs Greyn, Paradisse Graine, or Cadamoma. |
| Paragon, A Paragon, or Example. |
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| Paragonneren, To Compare, or Liken. |
| Parate executie, A Voluntairie Execution of Condemnation. |
| Pardoen, A Pardon, or a Forgiving. |
| Pareil, Like, Semblable, or Equall. |
| Pareren, To Adorne, or Set forth. |
| Parfum, ofte Perfum, Parfume. |
| Parietarie, Pelletorie of the wall, or Feverfew. |
| Parlement, A Parliament. |
| Parlementeren, To Parlie, or Speake of Composition. |
| Parmesan, Parmesan-cheese. |
| Partagie, Part, Share, or Division. |
| Partiael, Partiall, or Siding with an other. |
| Particulier, Particular. |
| Pasquil, A Libell, or an Infamous writing. |
| Passabel, Tolerable, or Supportable. |
| Passemede, A Daunce of a measure and a halfe. |
| Passepasse, Juggling, or Leger-demaine. |
| Passie, Passion, Maladie, or Trouble of spirit. |
| Pastoor, A Pastor, or a Curate. |
| Patente, As, Letter-patents from a King or a Prince. |
| Pater, The Father of a Monastrie. |
| Pater-noster, The LORDS Prayer. |
| Pater-noster, A Chaplet. |
| Pater-noster, Gives or Fetters. |
| Patient, Patient, or Suffring. |
| Patrimonie, Patrimonie. |
| Patriot, A Lover of his Countrie. |
| Pavois, A Target, Shield, or Buclar. |
| Pedelstael, The Foot of a pillar. |
| Penitencie, Penance, or Contrition. |
| Pensie, ofte Pensioen, A Pension, or Payment. |
| Pensionaris, A Pensioner. |
| Peonie, The hearbe Peonie. |
| Peremptoor, Peremptoirie, or Saucie. |
| Permissie, Permission, Leave, or Consent. |
| Perplex, Perplexed, or Troubled. |
| Persecutie, Persecution, or Pursuing. |
| Persevereren, To Persevere. |
| Persisteren, To Persist, or Continue constant. |
| Personagie, A Personage, or a man of Authoritie. |
| Personagie van een spel, A Personage or a Part in a Play. |
| Personeel, Personall. |
| Personeelick, Personally. |
| Perspective, Perspectives, or Optick worke. |
| Perspective-glas, A Perspective-glasse. |
| Pertinent, Pertinent, Seemly, or Decent. |
| Pertisaen, A Partisan, a Lieutenants Armes. |
| Pessarie, A Suppository, or any thing put up into the Fundament. |
| Petitie, A Petition, or a Request. |
| Petitoor, Titular Right. |
| Petitoor Actie, A Petitoire action. |
| Phiole, A glasse Violl. |
| Pillet, ofte Paliet, Wine Pallet. |
| Pilagie, Pillage, or Boote. |
| Pilleren, To Pillage, or make Boote off. |
| Pingier, A Painter. |
| Pingeon, An Ensigne, or Colours. |
| Pinasse, A Pinnasse, a Ship. |
| Pirole, An unsavourie hearbe, called Beete. |
| Piscijne, A Fish-pond. |
| Pistolet, A Pistolet. |
| Pitancie, A Pitanse. |
| Planeren, To Plaine, or Explaine. |
| Planete, A Planet, or a wandring Starre. |
| Planeet-kenner, An Astrologian, or one that knowes the course of the Planets. |
| Pleuris, The Plurisie. |
| Plombet, A sheete of Lead. |
| Pleban, A principall Curate. |
| Podagel, The paine of the Gout. |
| Poëte, A Poët. |
| Poëterye, Poëtrie, or Poësie. |
| Poyson, Poyson, or Venoume. |
| Polanen, The Corners of Shoes. |
| Pongieren, To Combat, or to Fight. |
| Pontificael, Pontificiall, or belonging to a Bishop. |
| Populasse, Popularity, or the meaner sort of People. |
| Portantes, Supporters, or Bearers up. |
| Portatif, ofte Positif, A small Organe that may easely be carryed about. |
| Possesseur, A Possessour, or he that is in Possession. |
| Possessie, Possession, or a Farme in the Countrie. |
| Possessoor, The right of Possession. |
| Posterne, A Back-dore. |
| Postume, ofte Apostume, An Apostume. |
| Postilie, A briefe Interpretation. |
| Postuleren, To Postulate, or make a Request. |
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| Potente, A Cruse, or a Pitcher. |
| Pragenaer, A Knife of Prage. |
| Prandijs, A Dinner. |
| Prebend, A Prebendship belonging to a Cathedrall Church. |
| Precieus, Precious. |
| Precijs, ofte Precijselick, Precise, or Precisely. |
| Prefacie, A Preface, or a Prologue. |
| Prejudicie, Prejudice, or Dammage. |
| Prelaet, A Prelate. |
| Prescriptie, A Prescription, or a Possession of a thing time out of minde. |
| Present, A Present, or a Gift. |
| Presenteren, To Present, Offer, or Exhibite. |
| Presentatie, A Presentation. |
| Present. Present, Readie, or at hand. |
| Preservatijf, A Preservative, or an Antidote. |
| Preserveren, To Preserve, Keepe, or Defend. |
| President, A President. |
| Prest, Pront, or Readie. |
| Presumeren, To Presume. |
| Presumptie, Presumption. |
| Presupposeren, To Presuppose. |
| Pretenderen, To Pretend. |
| Pretext, Pretext, or Colour. |
| Pretext, Pretext, or Pretence. |
| Prioor, The Master of the Monks. |
| Priooresse, orte Prioorinne, A Prioresse. |
| Prison, Prison, or Captivitie. |
| Prisonnier, A Prisoner, or a Captive. |
| Privilegie, Priveledge, or Exemption. |
| Privilegeren, To Priveledge, or Exempt. |
| Proberen, To Prove, or Try. |
| Procurateur, A Farmer, or a Dispenser. |
| Professie, Profession, or Studie. |
| Profiteren, To Profit. |
| Prologe, A Prologue. |
| Prolongeren, To Prolong, or Delay. |
| Pronosticatie, A Pronostication. |
| Propice, Kinde, Clement, or Favourable. |
| Proportie, Proportion, or Measure. |
| Propoost, Purpose, Decree, or Discourse. |
| Proprietarie, He to whome the Propertie of a thing belongs. |
| Prose, Prose. |
| Proteste, A Protest. |
| Protesteren, To Protest. |
| Protocol, An Admonisher, or a Warner. |
| Protocol, A Memorandum Booke. |
| Protonotaris des Paus, The Protonotarie of the Pope. |
| Prove, A Prebendship. |
| Provincie, A Province. |
| Provinciael, Provinciall. |
| Provisie, Provision, Caution, or Subsidie. |
| Provisie, A Provisionall Decree. |
| Provisioneel, Provisionall. |
| Provisoor, A Provisor, or a Bishops Lieutenant. |
| Publijck, Publick, or Openly. |
| Publicatie, A Publication, or Proclamation. |
| Publiceren, To Publish, or Proclame. |
| Pulpit, A Pulpit. |
| Pulver, Powder, or Dust. |
| Purge, A Purge, or a Removing of a gilt. |
| Purgeren, To Purge, or to Cleare. |
| Purgatie, A Purgation. |
| Puson, Poyson. |
| Putoor, ofte Butoor, A Bitterne, a fowle. |
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Q.
| QVadraet, A Quadrant, or Fouresquare. |
| Quadraet Aspect der Planeten, A Quandrangle Aspect of the Planets. |
| Quadrant, A Sunne-dyall, or a Sea-compasse. |
| Qadruplijck, A Fourth-replie. |
| Qualiteyt, Qualitie, Forme, or Condition. |
| Quarene, A Fortieth-part. |
| Quarteyne, A Quartaine Ague, or Feaver. |
| Quaterne, A Sheete of foure leaves. |
| Quatertemper, The foure times or seasons. |
| Querelle, A Quarrell, or a Dissention. |
| Questie, A Question, or Controversie. |
| Quinancie, The Squincie. |
| Quinckennelle, A Prolongation of five yeares. |
| Quinterne, A Catharre. |
| Quinterne, A Gitterne, a Musicall Instrument. |
| Quote, A Part, a Share, or a Taxation. |
| Quotiseren, To Quote, to Assesse, or to Taxe. |
| Quotéren, To Quote, or to Note. |
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R.
| RAbarber, Rheubarbe. |
| Rabat, A Rebate, or a Deduction. |
| Rabatteren, To Rebate, or Deduct. |
| Racontreren, To Encounter, or Meete. |
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| Rapiamus, A Commixture of many things good and bad together. |
| Raffineren, To Refine or Purifie. |
| Raye ofte Radie, A Sunne-beame. |
| Rayeren, To Raze out, or Strike out. |
| Ranckeur, Rancor, or Hate. |
| Rapas, A Village, or a Hamlet. |
| Rappel, A Repeale, or a Revocation. |
| Rapport, Report, or Relation. |
| Rate, Rate, or Value. |
| Ratificeren, To Ratifie, or Confirme. |
| Ravelingh, A Raveling one a Counterscharfe. |
| Reael, A peece of money called a Reall. |
| Recapitulatie, A Recapitulation. |
| Recapituleren, To Recapitulate. |
| Recepisse, A Quitance, or a Discharge. |
| Recept, A Receit, or a Physicall Receit. |
| Recerche, An Inquisition, or a Searching out. |
| Reciproque, Reciprocall, or Returning. |
| Recoleren de getuygen, To Recollect or Gather witnesses. |
| Recommandatie, Recommendations. |
| Recompense, Recompence or Reward. |
| Reconcilieren, To Reconcile. |
| Reconciliatie, Reconciliation. |
| Reconvenieren, To Become plaintive in the place of a Defendant. |
| Recours, Refuge, or Recourse. |
| Recouvreren, To Recover, or Get againe. |
| Recouvrement, A Recoverment. |
| Recreantie, Possession in deed. |
| Recreatie, Recreation, or Delight. |
| Recreatijf, Recreative, or Joyfull. |
| Recreéren, To Recreate, or Take delight. |
| Rectoor, A Rector, or a Ruler. |
| Redijt, Repetition, or Rehearsall. |
| Redresseren, To Redresse, or Amend. |
| Reële executie, A Reall, or a Present execution. |
| Referendaris, A Reporter of a Suit in Lawe. |
| Reformeren, To Reforme. |
| Refuseren, To Refuse, or Deny. |
| Regael, ofte Reael, Regall, or Royall. |
| Regard, Regard, Respect, or Care. |
| Regent, A Regent, or a Ruler. |
| Regeren, To Governe, or to Rule. |
| Regiment, Governement, or Rule. |
| Register, A Rigister, or Catalogue. |
| Register, The Table or Rigister of a booke. |
| Registreren, To Rigister, or Enrole. |
| Relaes, Relation, Speech, or Report. |
| Relateren, To Relate, or Rehearse. |
| Relaxéren, To Release, or Set at libertie. |
| Releef, ofte Relef, Reliefe. |
| Releveren, To Relieve, or Deliver. |
| Relevement van het Hof, A Reliefe from the Court. |
| Reliquie, A Relick. |
| Remburseren, To Rembourse. |
| Remedie, A Remedie, or a Medecine. |
| Remedie, The Remedie of a peece of gold in the scales. |
| Remedieren, To Give Remedie, or Physick. |
| Remis, Remitted, or Forgiven. |
| Remis-brieven, Letters of Remission. |
| Remonstreren, To Remonstrate, or Shewe. |
| Remonstrancie, A Remonstrance. |
| Rampart, A Ramport betweene two Bulwarks. |
| Rencontre, An Encounter. |
| Recontreren, To Encounter, or Come against. |
| Renoncieren, To Renounce, or Abjure. |
| Renvoy, A Sending back, or againe. |
| Renvoyeren, To Send back, or againe. |
| Repareren, To Repaire, or Amend. |
| Reparatie, A Reparation. |
| Repliceren, To Reply. |
| Represalie, A Reprisall. |
| Representeren, To Represent. |
| Reproche, Reproach or Blame. |
| Reprocheren, To Reproach, or Vituperate. |
| Republique, A Republick. |
| Reputatie, Reputation, or Estimation. |
| Requeste, A Petition, or Supplication. |
| Reserveren, To Reserve. |
| Reservoor, A Vessell to keepe fish alive. |
| Residencie, Residencie, or Abode. |
| Resideren, To Reside, or to Dwell in. |
| Resigneren, To Resigne or Give over. |
| Resignatie, A Resignation. |
| Resistentie, Resistance, or Withstanding. |
| Resolveren, To Resolve, or Determine. |
| Resolutie, A Resolution. |
| Resort van Recht, A Jurisdiction of Right. |
| Resorteren, To Resort a Jurisdiction. |
| Respect, Respect, Regard, or Consideration. |
| Respectivelick, Respectively. |
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| Respondant, A Pledge, or Caution. |
| Respondence, Respondencie, or Correspondence. |
| Restituéren, To Restitute, or Restore. |
| Restoor, Restitution, or Restoring. |
| Restrictie, A Restriction, or a Restraining. |
| Rethorijck, Rhetorick. |
| Retorisien, A Rhetorician, or a Rhimer. |
| Retractéren, To Retract, or Cut off. |
| Revelatie, A Revelation, or Prophecy. |
| Revence, ofte Revanche, Revenge. |
| Revenge, Revenge, or Vengeance. |
| Reverencie, Reverence. |
| Reversale, A reciprocall Reversall. |
| Revisie van Proces, The Revision of a Suit of Lawe. |
| Revisoor, A Revisor, a honorable Person ordained betweene two parties. |
| Revoceren, To Revoke, or Call back. |
| Revolte, A Revolt, or Forsaking. |
| Revoltéren, To Revolt, or to Forsake. |
| Revolutie, A Revolution, or a Winding and Turning about especially of time. |
| Revolutie der Sonne, The Revolution of the Sunne. |
| Rigeur, Rigour, or Severitie. |
| Rivieren den nagel, To Rivet an naile. |
| Robijn-sack, A Hoarder up of money. |
| Rondelle, A Turget, or a Buclar. |
| Rongie, Scratching, or Scabbie. |
| Rubrijcke, Red earth, or Red oker. |
| Ruïne, Ruïne, or Destruction. |
| Rustier, A Husband-man, a Countrie-clowne. |
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S.
| SAccageren, To Sacke or Spoile. |
| Saccagie, Sacking, or Spoiling. |
| Sacke-boet, A Sack-but, a winde-Instrument. |
| Sacre, ofte Saecker, A Saker, a Fowle of pray. |
| Sacrement, A Sacred Misterie, or Sacrament. |
| Sacrificie, A Sacrifice. |
| Sacristie, The Sacrist. |
| Sacristie, ofte Thresorie, Sacred Treasure. |
| Sacristy-meester, The Master of the Sacrist. |
| Safter, A Blewe stone, whereof colours are made. |
| Saftier, ofte Savetier, A Cobler. |
| Saillye, A Leape. |
| Saillye, A Project. |
| Saisine, A Seasing, or Possession. |
| Saisinéren, To Sease upon, or to Take possession. |
| Salade, A small Bason, or a Sallet. |
| Salaris, Recompense, or Reward. |
| Salette, A small Hall. |
| Salvate, A Solution of Contradictions. |
| Salvatie van brieven, A Conformation of letters. |
| Salveren, To Solve reproches made against witnesses. |
| Saluyt, Salvation. |
| Saluyt, A peece of Money so called. |
| Samblancie, Semblance, or Likewise. |
| Sandael, ofte Sappine, Spanish high Shoes. |
| Sardijn, Sarda, or Sardine, a kinde of fish. |
| Sarpeliere, A Thing to winde up any wares in. |
| Sater, A Harrowe. |
| Saturnus, Lead. |
| Savernael, Savorie, or Sauce. |
| Savoye, Savoye, or Cabidge. |
| Sauve-conduit, Safe-conduct. |
| Sauvegarde, Safegard. |
| Schandaliseren, To Scandalize, or Defame. |
| Schapperen, To Escape, or Get away. |
| Schapularis, A Monks hood. |
| Scharpe, A Player on a Flute. |
| Schiatica, The Sciatica. |
| Schriftoris, A Pennier. |
| Schrifture, Scripture. |
| Sebesten, A Fruit so called. |
| Secours, Succour, or Helpe. |
| Secte, A Sect, Faction, or Herisie. |
| Seduar, ofte Sedoar, Worm-seed. |
| Seigneur, A Signor, or a Sir. |
| Semblancie, Semblance, or Likenesse. |
| Semi-breve, A Semi-brife in Musick. |
| Semi-fuse, The sixth part of a measure in Musick. |
| Semi-minime, A Musiciall Note. |
| Senaet, A Senate, or a companie of Senators. |
| Sentencie, A Sentence, or Judgement. |
| Sentinelle, A Centinell. |
| Sequester, A Dividing, or With-drawing. |
| Sermoon, A Sermon, or a Preaching. |
| Sider, Syder, or Drink made of Apples. |
| Siege, A Seate, a Chaire, or a Session. |
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| Signael, A Signall, Signe, or Token. |
| Signature, A Signature, or an Undersigning. |
| Signet, A Signet, or a Seale. |
| Silgieren, To Employ, or Dispend. |
| Simonie, Simonie, or Selling of Church-benefices, or Livings. |
| Sindael, Crispe, or very fine Linnen. |
| Simplicist, A Hearbalist. |
| Sinjoor, A Signor. |
| Sinjorye, Signorie, Dominion, or Lordship. |
| Sinobre, A kind of red stone calle Ruddle. |
| Sis, ofte Sijs, The Sise upon a Die. |
| Siseyne, A Quarter of an Ounce. |
| Smalte, A Maile. |
| Soccoers, Succours, Aide, or Helpe. |
| Soccoers doen, To give Aide, or Helpe. |
| Sodomist, A Sodomite, or a Buggerer. |
| Sol, Gold. |
| Solaes, Solace, or Ease. |
| Solageren, To Solace, or to Ease. |
| Sinople, The greene colour in Armes. |
| Soldaen, The Sultan. |
| Soliciteren, To Sollicite, or Sue. |
| Soliciteerder van Processen, A Solicitor of Suits in Lawe. |
| Somme, A Summe, or Quantitie. |
| Sommarie, A Totall Summe, or the Summarie or Briefe of all things. |
| Sommeren, To Summe, or to Cast up. |
| Sommatie, A Summoning, or a Citation. |
| Sommeren, To Summon, or Cite. |
| Sommeren een stadt, To Summon a towne. |
| Sommelier, A Master of a Cellar. |
| Sonet, A Sonet, or a Songe. |
| Sorcotte, A womans Coate. |
| Souvereyn, A Soveraigne. |
| Souvereynschap, Soveraignity |
| Speciael, Speciall, or Particular. |
| Specialick, Specially, or Particularly. |
| Specificeren, To Specifie, or to Declare. |
| Spinette, A Cimball. |
| Spitael, A Spitall, or Hospitall. |
| Squadron, A Squadron of souldiers. |
| Squinance, The Squincie. |
| Staffier, A Groome of the Stir-up, or he that helps his Lord or Master a horse-back. |
| Statuyt, A Statue, Lawe, or Decree. |
| Stecade, An Empalement under a wall. |
| Stijl, Stile, or Custome. |
| Stipulatie, Stipulation, Covenant, or Bargaine. |
| Stipuleren, To Stipulate, or Bargaine. |
| Stoccade, A Stockado, or a blow with a staffe. |
| Studeren, To Studdie. |
| Sub-diaken, A Sub-deacon. |
| Subhastatie, A Proclaming of open sale. |
| Submitteren, To Submit, or Put him-selfe under the judgement of an other. |
| Substancie, Substance, or Nature. |
| Substituyt, A Substitute. |
| Substitueren, To Substitute, or Put one in an other mans place. |
| Substituyt inde schole, An Under-schoolmaster. |
| Successeur, A Successor, or an Inheritour. |
| Successie, Succssion, or Inheritance. |
| Sufficient, Sufficient, or Enough. |
| Suffragan, A Bishops Vicar. |
| Super-intendent. A Super-intendant. |
| Suppliant, A Suppliant, or a Petitioner. |
| Supplication, A Supplication, or a Petition. |
| Suppliceren, To Supplicate. |
| Support, Support, Stay, or an Under-prop. |
| Supporteren, To Support, Beare, or Endure. |
| Suppositorie, A Suppository. |
| Suppost, Subject, or Member. |
| Surplis, A Surplice, or a Vesture of Linnen. |
| Surplus, A Surplus, or an Overplus. |
| Surprinse, A Surprize, or a Surprisal. |
| Surccante, Ceasing, or Delay. |
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| TAbernakel, A Tabernacle. |
| Tamarisch-boom, A Shrub called Tamariske. |
| Tantafaire, A Busiebodie, or he that meddles with every mans matters. |
| Tasseren, To Force, or to doe violence. |
| Taxe, A Taxe, or Estimation. |
| Taxeren, To Taxe, or to Estimate. |
| Temporiseren, To Temporize. |
| Teneur, The Tenor in Musicke. |
| Teneur, Order and Traine. |
| Tenteren, To Tempt, Assay, or Trie. |
| Tentatie des Duyvels, The Devils temptation. |
| Terme, Terme and State. |
| Termyn, A Word, or a Saying. |
| Termineren, To Termine, or End. |
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| Testament, A Testament, or the Last will. |
| Testamenteur, The Executer of a Will. |
| Testateur, A Testatour. |
| Testoen, A Tester, or Sixe pence. |
| Text, A Text. |
| Text van de Wet, The Text of the Lawe. |
| Tiercelet, A Tercell-gentle, a Hawke. |
| Tinture, Wine de Tint. |
| Titel, A Title, or an Inscription. |
| Titel, ofte Tuttel, The Title over letters. |
| Titel, An Instrument, or Letters. |
| Titel van eeren, A Title of honour. |
| Tomme, A Tombe, or a Sepulchre. |
| Torment, Torment, or Paine. |
| Tormenteren, To Torment, or to Torture. |
| Tortise, A waxen Torch. |
| Tracteren, To Treate, Deale, or Handle. |
| Tractaet, A Contract, or a Treatie. |
| Trafijcke, Traffick, or Negotiation. |
| Trafijckéren, To Trafficke, or Negotiate. |
| Translateren, To Translate. |
| Transport, Transport. |
| Transporteren, To Transport. |
| Travalie, Travell, Paines, or Labour. |
| Travalieren, To Travell, or Labour. |
| Trebuchet, A Paire of gold Scales. |
| Trepan, A kinde of Chirurgions Wimble to bore with. |
| Tresoor, Treasure. |
| Tresorier, A Treasurer. |
| Treve, A Truce, or a Cessation of armes. |
| Tribuyt, Tribute, or Tole. |
| Trieren, To Sever, or Separate. |
| Trio, A Song of three parts. |
| Triomph, Triumph. |
| Triomphant, Triumphant. |
| Triompheren, To Triumph. |
| Triplijcke, Triple, or Three-folde. |
| Troepe, A Troupe. |
| Turbandt, A Turban, or a Turkish Cap. |
| Turbel, Tumult, Trouble, or Sedition. |
| Turquois, A Turquois, a precious stone. |
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| VAcantie, Vacation, or Vacancie. |
| Vacantien, Vacations, and solemne Feasts. |
| Vacatie, Vocation, or Profession. |
| Vaceren, To Cease, or Hold up. |
| Valeur, Valour, Worth, or Price. |
| Valiant, Valiant, Valorous, or Warrelike. |
| Valuatie, Valuation, or the Worth of monies. |
| Vanteren, To Vaunt, or to Boast. |
| Vassal, A Vassall, or a Subject. |
| Vassalage, Vassalage, or Subjection. |
| Vendue, An open Sale of goods. |
| Vengeance, Vengeance. |
| Ventose, Windie. |
| Venus, Copper. |
| Venus-peere, A Venus-peere. |
| Verangene, Love-apples. |
| Verbael, Verball. |
| Verbalick, Verbally. |
| Verbaliseren, To Verbalize, or make a speech. |
| Vergier, A Garden. |
| Verificeren, To Verifie, or Convince. |
| Vexeren, To Vexe, Trouble, or Quell. |
| Vice-Admirael, A Vice-Admirall. |
| Vice-Compte, A Vice-Count. |
| Vice-Roy, A Vice-Roy. |
| Victalie, Victuals. |
| Victalieren, To Victuall. |
| Victorie, Victorie, or Triumph. |
| Vigeur, Vigour, or Force. |
| Virginael, A paire of Virginals. |
| Visibel, Visible, or which may be seene. |
| Visioen, A Vision, or a Sight. |
| Visiteren, To Visit. |
| Vitriol, Vitriol, or Copperas. |
| Vivandier, A Victualler, or a Sutlar. |
| Volgiteren, To Turne, or Wheele about. |
| Voyage, A Voyage, or a Journey. |
| Voys, Voyce, or Suffrage. |
| Vray, True, or Veritable. |
| Unie, Union, or Concord. |
| Unieren, To Unite, or Make one. |
| Universiteyt, An Universitie. |
| Usancie, Use, Custome, or Wont. |
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| WAlop, A Gallop. |
| Wideren, To Evacuate, to Void, to Emptie, or End. |
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