Manipulus vocabulorum A dictonarie of English and Latine wordes, set forthe in suche order, as none heretofore hath ben, the Englishe going before the Latine, necessary not onely for scholers that wa[n]t varietis of words, but also for such as vse to write in English meetre. Gathered and set forth by P. Leuins. Anno 1570.

Author: Levens, Peter, fl. 1587.1570

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THE PREFACE to the Reader.
Notes for the vse of the booke.
¶ To the right worshipful M. Stanley Treasurer of the Queene her Maiesties Mynt P.L. vvisheth helth, and all true felicitie.
Gentle Reader amende these fautes escaped.

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MANIPVLVS VOCABOLVRVM.

A Dictionarie of English and Latine wordes, set forthe in suche order, as none heretofore hath ben, the Englishe going before the Latine, necessary not onely for Scholers that wāt varietie of words, but also for such as vse to write in English Méetre.

Gathered and set forth by P. Leuins. ANNO 1570.

For the better vnderstanding of the order of this present Dictionarie, read ouer the Preface to the Reader, and the Epistle Dedicatorie, and thou shalt finde it easie and plaine, and further thereof thou shalt gather great profite.

Imprinted at London by Henrie Bynneman, for John Waley.

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THE PREFACE to the Reader.

SO many Dictionaries of Latin and English (gentle Reader) haue now béene of late by diuers sundrye writers set forth, that except some kind of Noueltie should bring delite to the peruser, and some present profite also giue hope and courage to the same, it should be but a vaine thing, and counted but as lost laboure, in so common a kind, and in so familiar a matter, to reasume againe, & to begin a new, y^e thing so often preuēted. Wherefore I thought it good & expedient, at the beginning briefly to let thée know and vnderstand what and how many commodities, besides other dictionaries, seeme to be contained in the compendious compasse of this little booke, that thy hope may be certaine. Considering therefore, that whereas he that writeth, meaneth euer to pleasure some body, or to profit many: and yet so that he may satisfy the best, and helpe them that haue most neede, and seeing that the same thing then also commeth commonly to passe, when in the least charges and paines, most profit & pleasure redoundeth to the perusers, therefore two things be here to be considered: first that the quantitie is small, so that the price being little the poorer sorte may be able to bie it: the other, that in the qualitie & fourme of the little quantitie, as it is deuised, be moe commodities, (than in the common sort be founde) to be receiued: as for the quantitie, than séest what it is, certainely (as I call it) Manipulum, so it is but an handfull: but as for the qualitie wherein the vertue is conteined, mo peraduenture than thou wouldest easly thinke to be in so little a booke that is hid from thée: what (sayest thou) & how many? surely these. First y^t for the pleasantnesse of the metre, delectable & pleasant to reade (as it is in other tongs) both the wits be delited and comforted, and the memorie also is nouryshed and confirmed, so that a learned friend, being consulted concerning the edition hereof, said that it would not onely helpe them that were willing to learne, but also which is most necessarie in the negligent & vnwilling youth, it would excitate & stir them vp, so that they would be willing to reade and to learne of them selues. Secondly wheras [Page]it foloweth the alphabet of the order of the last sillible (for ther is an alphabet well nigh as easie to be followed of the last sillable as of the first) it commeth to passe, that when al the simple and vncompoūded words be recited, and so many also of the compounds and Deriuatiues as we thinke necessary and conuenient, all the other, whether they be of Substantiues and Adiectines out of Verbes, or they be of Substātiues & Aduerbes out of Adiectiues, or they be of Adiectiues out of Substantiues, or fynally of Substantiues out of Substantiues, & of Adiectiues out of Adiectiues, and so forth of the rest, all the same I say by the rule of the Termination, in whiche the Art of Deriuing and Compounding for the most parte both consist, wherein also the chiefe pointes of our Grammer, where vnto the amplification & variation of our tong doth also properly belong, be here in many diuerse precepts, as their places require, set forth & considered. Thirdly, it is necessarie for makers of meeter, so that it seemeth not only to redy him that maketh, but also to giue him the way to learne the arte of the same. Fourthly, wheras the chiefe grace and facilitie of our Englishe tong, doth cheefly consist in long sillable and short, and in the true pronouncing & writing of the same, and namely in the end of words, whervnto we haue most respect in this little worke, hereof it commeth to passe, that as wel children and ruder schoolers, as also the Barbarous countries and ruder writers, may not a little (if they wil enioy the offered occasion) well and easely correct and amend, both their pen and speache. Fynally, wheras in the Pollisillables, by diuersitie of pronunciation, and voyce of great accent, oftentimes one worde maye haue diuers significations, as, differ, differre, id est, prolongare: and differ, differre, id est, discrepare, and such other, we haue cōmonly set the accent, which is onely acute, in that place, and ouer that vowell, where the sillable must go vp & be long. And so in conclusion, whatsoeuer belongeth to the three chéefe poynts of Grammer, or Orthógraphie, Etimologie, & Prosodie, there is little here omitted, that in suche a worke can be required: wherfore if thou be minded to peruse this little booke, in consideration of these commodities that we haue described: then for thy better instruction in the order and vse of the same, peruse [Page]first these articles and notes following, and so procéed to thy pleasure and profit. Amen.

Notes for the vse of the booke.

First note that this Booke is deuided into .ix. partes, according to the .ix. vowels, which come before the consonant in the last sillable: of the which vowels these fyue be simple, a.e.i o. and u. & these four, ay. ea. oy. & ou. be Dipthonges: Note also that the Dipthōgs be alwayes long, and that the other be alwayes short, except that after a single Cosonant, this letter, e. be the last letter of a word, for then the letter (e) is not the vowel of the sillable, but it is only added at the end, to make the sillable afore it to be long: as in these abe. ebe. ibe obe. ube. (e) is only put to make the other vowels long with (b) which else should be short if (e) were away, as these ab. eb. ib. ob. ub. &c. whiche also be short, if it be a double consonant though (e) do follow as. abbe. ebbe. ibbe. obbe. ubbe, and, ab. eb. ib ob. and ub. be all one. Note thirdly, that first we set the short sillables and then the long, yet with this differēce in both places, that first all the monasillables be by thēselues: yea & in either of these first all Substantiues by them selues, afterwarde all Verbes by them selues, and finally all the adiectiues and other od parts of speach, eche kind by them selues. Fourthly note, that whereas some Terminations haue two or mo consonantes in the sillable after the vowell, thou must follow the vowell, and the first consonant after it, as in these, au, auce, auche, aude, auge, augue. &c. followe the alphabet of A, Ante N. and thou shalt not misse him in his place. Fiftly note, that when as some words here contained be either barbarous, straunge, or fallen out of vse, we haue not much put them in as imitable, but rather that the rude may reforme their tong, and that the Readers of suche bookes, may here learne what the wordes meane, and for that end we haue interpreted such words, as kirke, church, myrke, darke, ken, know, and such other. Sixtly, if any word be in diuers clause, the same is witingly doone, in respect of diuerse kindes of writing, both which are in vse, and likewise when one word hath diuers significations we haue by adding some word to both in English and Latin, Distincted [Page]and expounded the same: as the Gout in the hands Chiragra, the Gout in the féete Podagra, a Pike for the eares téeth. &c. scalprum, a Pike pricke, stimulus a Pike fyshe, Lupus sluuialis.

Finally wheras the declenson, gender, or coniugation is sometimes hard to know, we haue in the Nownes expressed the genetiue case, encreasing long with this circumflex (o) signifiing to be declined with hęc, except an other article be expressed: and the geuetiue ease encreasing short with this accent called graue (ô) signifying to be declined with hic, except an other article be expressed: all other that haue neyther of these do not encrease, and be declined with hęc: except they end in, er, or us, (for then they be hic) or in um, and, e, (for then they be hoc) or haue some other article expressed. And to know the coniugations: we haue set ouer (e) the infinitiue moode of the seconde coniugations, this circumflex (ê) as doeêre, merêre, and ouer (e) the infinitiue moode of the thirde, this accent graue (e) as agére, fynally if any Verbe end not in ari, êri, nor éri, but only in ( [...]) as frui, it is the infinitiue moode of the third coniugation of some Verbe in (or).

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¶ To the right worshipful M. Stanley Treasurer of the Queene her Maiesties Mynt P.L. vvisheth helth, and all true felicitie.

IT is the manner of some writers (right worshipfull) when they will set foorth some péece of worke, that they haue compyled or made, to excuse the rashenesse of the edition thereof, as béeing by their friends counsell, or for some other cause, now moued to commend & commit that to the vse or iudgement of many, which at first they thought should be but a priuat excercise to them selues, or some priuie pleasure to a few. This thing whether they all do in simplicitie of hart & sinceritie, or some of them for some other cause, I cannot iudge, but I do excuse my selfe that I do not follow the lowe steps of such humilitie, because the truth is in déed, that at the beginning, when I first began to collect this booke, which I haue now at last after a long time, and with much more laboure and paines, than ye can possibly thinke, cōtriued and brought to some perfection (for the gathering of oure Englishe wordes, and deuiding of the same into this alphabet order of the last sillabls, being a trade not of any man afore attempted, or by the other Dictionaries any thing to recken vp helped & furthered, must needs be a long trauaile) I thought and did alway entend, with so much spéed as I could, to publishe and set abroade the same, as well for the commodities in the preface to the reader contained, as also for conscience sake, thinking that wher I haue bene long conuersant in the schooles, and haue from tyme to tyme lamented to sée the youth of our Cuntry (in the studie of the Latin tong) lacke such little instruments, as this fit and néedful for their exercises, and sawe no man set his hand to the same, I was bound for the portion of my small talent to do somewhat therin, though I knowe that I shoulde for my laboure, ieoperd one of these two displeasures: either if I did it not well, (for the world is now fine and disdainefull) to be counted rude and ignorante, or else if I did neuer so well (being harde to escape euill tongs) to be estéemed a [Page]foole, as one that for suche a trifling thing as this, with lesse profyt and more paines, would forsake a better and more worthie study, with lesse trauaile and more gaynes. Yea and some will say more ouer, that it is a superfluous & vnnecessarie labour, to set forth this Dictionarie, for so muche as Maister Howlet, hath sette forthe so worthie a worke of the same kinde already. But I answere, that though it be a worthy worke in déede, as it is most worthie, and be also of the same kind in generall, & yet it is neyther of the same kind in speciall, nor to the same purpose deuised in many things, for his is great & costly, this is little & of light price, his is for greter students, & them y^t are richable to haue it, this is for beginners, & them that are pooreable to haue no better, his is ful of phrases & sentences fit for them y^e vse oration & oratorie, this is onely stuffed full of words, & the vse thereof fit for thē that are not yet come to better exercises, who if they should haue no Dictionarie at all to help them forward, til such time as they were able to haue one to vse, the other, & ther be no more to be had but halfe ones that be to no good purpose, what time should be lost? what years should be spent? surely not a little: like as if no man should worke in the Mint, but such as brought with them golden hammers, ye should haue little worke done, whilst p [...]ore men, that for néede would labour, could not haue such tooles to worke withal, & the rich which peraduēture could haue them, yet for their accustomed ease & idle occupations, would take little paines therwith. Neither can they wel say, y^t though euery scholer may not priuatly, haue this great Dictionarie, & enioy her priuatly to him self: yet euery schoole hath or may haue one of them in commō, which may serue for them al, for neither will all parents so agrée to haue one for all: and if they would, yet it should be such a like thing, as if ye had but one toole to worke with in the mynt, which whilst one workeman did occupie, al the other should be idle, and so the worke go little forward, and surely by copie of Dictionaries, are copie of wordes coyned in our schooles. But I néede not much centend in this matter being playne inoughe of it selfe, nether do I so muche care for any of the thinges aforesaide, either profit or paine, tauntes or disdaine, foolishnesse or finenesse, or for any of other such like vanities, as I do [Page](let thē say what they wil) for my dutie towards the youth of my Country, if perchance I might do them some pleasure herein: beseching your Maistership in like manner, that youre worship will for the same causes (for ye haue euer bene a louer & helper of good studies) neither be ashamed, nor displeased, to let so little and rude a thing procéede in the commendation of youre good name to the same end, séeing that here we séeke not for praise or profit, but for the prosperous good procéeding of our poore youth in good learning and knowledge, which thing if your goodnesse and patiēce wil do, ye shall both bind and encourage me at all times, to my power to laboure and endeuoure my selfe, beth to further our schooles with such poynts of my paines, and to gratifie your worship with a better work an other day, and also ye shall deserue to be the best benefactor in this businesse, and to be partaker of all their prayers, that may take profit hereby, to God for your Mastership, in helth and prosperitie, with encrease of much worship long to continue. Amen.

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Gentle Reader amende these fautes escaped.

In the preface.

REade differ, deferre, id est prolongare, & differ, differre, id est discrepare. pagina. 2. lin 27.
Reade we haue not so muche. pagin. 3. lib 28.
Rede mereri. pag. 4. lin. 17.

In the epistle dedicatorie.

Rede recken vpon. pa. 1. li. 24.
Reade generall, yet it is. pag. 2. lib. 8.
Rede to haue or vse the other, (and there be. &c.) pa. 2. li. 16.
Blach, not a blache, in ache.
A lake, lacus, us, in ake.
Rede lacinia, & laciniare in ag.
Rede quale, coturmx, icis, haec, in ale.
To vaunt, gloriari, in ant. labelled, infulatus, a. In ed.
To neede, Egere. In eede.
To reuerence, reuereri In ēce.
A daughter, nata, ae. In er.
A mowyer, oenis [...], hic. In er.
A lyuer, h [...]par, [...]tis, hoc. In er.
A meuer, sys [...]e, [...] In er. nersle, n [...] mers [...], proximus. In e [...]e.
A presse for books. prol [...]. in esse Scarlet, coccus, i, In et. sléete, not héete, gelu, u.
A magget, termes, êtis, hęc. In et.
To skewe, limis oculis spectare. In ew.
y^e residew, residuum, i, In ew.
A kewle, pastomis, idis, in eule
A legacie, legatio, In cie.
A penny, denarius, i, In ny. bryberie, ambitus, us, In ry.

In the note of ry, rede thus.

Examples declare, these contrary signifie eyther. &c.

In the note of ilde, reade thus.

Participles in iled. &c. stinche, foetor, not foeter, In inche.

In the note of ing rede thus.

Adiectiues possessiues. &c.

In the note of ship, rede thus.

Baylyship, villicatus, us.
myre, finais, i, In ire.
A plyshe, pustula, ę, in ishe.

In the note of isme, rede thus.

Do ende in isme, and are deryued of latine and gréek wordes in isma and in ismus.
y^e itch, prurigo, inis, hęc. in itch
A stitche in sowyng, [...]cus, us, In itche.
pische, pix, icis, hęc In itche.
[Page]A rigwith, dorsuale, is, hoc. In ith.
A nocke, crena, ae, In ocke.
A carocke, herbe, eruca, ae, In ocke.
A bloome, germen, ìnis, hoc, In come.
A glutton, heluo, ônis, In on. treason, Maiestatis reatus. In on. yong, iuuenis, is, in ong. hope, spes, ei, haec, In ope.
y^e pope, papa, ę, hic. In ope. for prępos. pro, propter. In or
To smoore, supprimere In oore
an aglot, Bracteolum, i. In ot. tallow, aruina, ę, In owe. falow land, aruum, i. In ow.
to falow lande, arare. In ow.
A muffle, fiscella ę, In uffle.
y^e suck of a plowe, vomer, eris, hic. In uck.
y^e huckle bone, coxendix. In uckle.

Put these in umpe, after them in, umble.

a frumpe, floute, sanna, ę.
a lumpe, massa, ę, haec.
y^e pumpe of a ship, sentina, ę,
A rumpe, oropigium, i, hoc.
A stumpe, stipes, ìtis, hic.
to frumpe, subsannare. flayne, excoriatus, a, In ayn.
a fayre, nundinum. In ayre.
to stayre, contemplari, in ayre.
a wayse, circus, i, in ayse.
To wayte on one, Famulari. In ayte.
A reache, porrectio, In eache.
A bead, not deade, bacca, ę, In ead.
An head, caput, it is, hoc. In ead Fearne, silix, icis, haec, In earne.
A wreath, circus, i, In eath.
A troughbote, linter, tris, hic.

In the note of oulde. reade in arium, for in arum.

A goose, ansercula, ae, hęc, in oose.
A mannour, prędium. In our.
To louse, captat pediculos, In ouse. venemous, venenosus, a, In ouse.

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A ante B.
In A.
ALleluia.	Laudate dominū.
Coloquintida, Coloquintida, ae, an herbe.
y^e Fistula, disease	Fistula, ae.
Serrha,	Heus, io.
Ha, ha, laugh,	Ha, ha, ha.
In ab.
A blab	Garrula, lae. linguax, âcis.
A crab, fruite,	malum siluestre, arbùtum, ti.
A crab, trée,	malus siluestris, arbutus, ti. haec
A crab, fish,	cancer, cri, hic.
A drab, filth,	sordida, dae,
A drab, whoore,	scortū, i, meretrix, îcis, haec.
A scab	scabies, ei, haec.
y^e scab	pruritus, us, scabredo, ìnis, haec.
y^e scab of shéepe	mentigo, ìnis, haec
to blab	garrire, multiloqui.
to gab, bourd,	iocari, scommari.
to gab, lye,	mentiri, cōminisci.
to stab, pricke.	pungère, stimulare.
In abe.
A babe, chylde,	Infās, ātis, hic, haec,
A babe, puppie,	pupus, pi, pupa, ae.
In able.
A bable,	pegma, àtis, hoc,
A table, rope,	rudens, entis, haec.
A cable, horse,	caballus, i,
A caple,	idem,
A fable, tale.	fabula, ae, narratio
A fable, lye,	commentum, i,
A gable, beame,	delicia, ae,
A rable, rewe,	series, ei, haec
A stable,	stabulum, i
A table, paynted,	tabula, ae,
A table for meate.	mensa, ae,
able,	compos, òtis: potens.
stable,	stabilis, le.
to bable	garire.
to brable	idem. multiloqui.
to fable, talke.	consabulari.
to fable, lye,	mentiri, cōminisci.
A Syllable,	sillaba, ae.
A Constable,	constabularius, i. Ethnarca ae hic.
y^e Constable of an hundred.	centurio, onis. hic.
A Parable,	parabola. ae.
vnstáble,	instabilis, ae.
vnáble	inualidus, a. impotēs
dúrable,	durabilis, e.
mútable	mutabilis, e.
túneable	symphonicus, a
sáyleable,	nauigabilis, e.
plédable,	dicibilis, e.
shédable	fusilis, e.
sémblable	consimilis, e.
tráctable	tractabilis, e.
téachable	docilis, e.
sérchable	scrutabilis, e,
péaceable	tranquillus, a.
pléasable	placabilis, e.
spéakable	effabilis, e.
bréakable	fragilis, e.
héaleable	sanabilis, e.
séaleable	signabilis, e
wéanable,	ablactabilis, e
chéapable	estimabilis, e
réapable	messibilis, e
eárable	arabilis, e
héatable	calefactibilis, e
There be many other in Able, deriued of Englishe verbes, almost as many as there be verbs, vvhich are only formed by putting too Able at the ende of the English terme, as these that folovv, and such other, vvhose latin is in bilis, & do signifie, that a thing is cōuenient, mete fit, apt, vvorthy or able to be done, as,
Eatable, comestibilis, bile. méet or fit to be eaten.
Treatable, worthy, or able to be treated vpon.
fýneable	mulctibilis, bile
mýneable	fossilis, le
róstable	assatilis, le
tóstable	tostilis, le
lóueable	amabilis, bile
prooueable	probabilis, bile
grudgeable	murmurabilis, bile
iudgeable	estimabilis, bile
shunnable	deuitabilis, bile
dóutable	dubitabilis, bile
bówable	flexilis, le
lówable	comprobabilis, bile
plówable	arabilis, le
rówable	remigabilis, bile
defámable	defamabilis, le
inflámable	inflamabilis, bile
cómparable	comparabilis, bile
agréeable	concors, ordis
ámiable	amabilis, bile
ámicable	amicabilis, bile
cháritable	pius, pia,
délectable	delectabilis, le
inéffable	ineffabilis, bile
éxcusable	excusabilis, bile
éuitable	deuitabilis, bile
éxorable	exorabilis, rabile
éxpiable	expiabilis, abile
éxplicable	explicabilis, bile
expúgnable	expugnabilis, le
impúgnable	impugabilis, abile
hóspitable	hospitabilis, le
ínnumerable	innumerabilis, le
sátiable	satiabilis, le
tráctable	tractabilis, bile
víolable	violabilis, le
lámentable	lamentabilis, le
máriable	nubilis, le
méasurable	mensurabilis, le
mérciable	misericors, cordis
míserable	miser, ra
pérsonable	personabilis, le
prófitable	vtilis, le
séruisable	seruilis, le
súfferable	tolerabilis, le
variable	varius, a
vénerable	venerandus, da
chángeable	mutabilis, le
cústomable	consuetus, ta
vncúrable	incurabilis, bile
vnhóuable	impertinens, entis
vnlóueable	inamicabilis, le
vnmóueable	immobilis, bile
vnpálpable	impalpabilis, bile
vnportable	importabilis, bile
prófitable	vtilis, le
réasonable	rationalis, le
redúceable	reducibilis, bile
refúsable	recusabilis, bile
remédiable	recuperabilis, bile
recúperable	idem
remóuable	mobilis, le
réparable	reparabilis, bile
sátiable	saturabilis, bile
saturable	satiablis, le
vnsáylable	innauigabilis, le
vnspéakable	ineffabilis, le
seperable	seperabilis, le
témperable	temperabilis, le
tollerable	tolerabilis, le
vntráctable	intractabilis, le
vntréatable	idem
vntýmeable	intempestiuus, ua
inéxcusable	inexcusabilis, le
inéuitable	ineuitabilis, le
inéxorable	inexorabilis, le
iné [...]piable	inexpiabilis, e
ingenderable	ingenerabilis, e
inhóspitable	inhospitabilis, le
innúmerable	innumerabilis, le
insátiable	insatiabilis, le
inuíolable	inuiolabilis, le
vnagréable	incongruns, a
vnámiable	inamicabilis, bile
vncómparable	incomparabilis, le
vncústomable	inconsuetus, a
vnprófitable	inutilis, le
vnréasonable	irrationabilis, le,
vnréasonable	irrationalis, e
irrecúparable	irrecuperabilis, le
vnremédiable	idem
vnremóuable	immobilis, le
irréparable	irreparabilis, le
vnsatiable	insatiabilis, le
vntóllerable	intolerabilis, le
vnuáriable	inuariabilis, le
These maye also be vvritten in abill, as, Laudable, or Laudabill, &c. Loke in (ill) They bee deriued of Verbes, and haue theyr latine in, lis. vse, ble, not bill.

A ante C.
In acke.
A Backe,	dôrsum, i
lacke	inopia, ae
An hack, mattock.	bidens, entis
A iacke, armour	stigium, i
y^e smacke of taste	sapor oris, hic
y^e smack of a kisse	suauium, i
y^e snacke of a dog	morsus, us
A packe	sarcina, ae
A racke for a crosbowe	harpax harpacis hic.
A racke for fodder	presepe, is, hoc
A sacke	saculum, i
A stacke	strues is, haec
blacke	niger, gra
slacke	lassus, a
to cacke	cacare
to clacke	clangitare
to cracke	crepitare
to lacke	car [...]ere
to smacke, taste.	sapère.
to smacke, kisse,	suauiare.
to snacke, byte,	morsitare.
to packe	sarcinare.
to racke	tortare.
to slacke	relaxare.
to thwacke	fustigare.
to vnpacke	esarcinare.
nutcracke	nucifrangium, i.
setrack, herbe,	lepidium, i.
In ache.
A Blache,	atramētum sutorū
A brache,	canicula, ae.
y^e ache	dolor, ôris, hic.
A crache, crib	presepium, i.
A lache	lacus, i.
A scache	grallus, i.
to ache	dolere.
to wache,	vigilare.
Spinache, herb.	blitum, i.
In acle.
A Barnacle, bird,	chelonalops, ìdis.
barnacles, bōds,	pastomis, ìdis, haec.
a miracle,	miraculū, i. portētū.
a pinnacle,	pinnaculum, i.
obstacle,	pertinax, ácis. obstinatus, ta.
a shackle,	cōpes, èdis, hic, haec.
a tackle,	capulum, i.
In acte.
A facte,	Factum, i
An acte	actum, i.
An abstract	abstractum, i
A tracte,	semita, callis, is, hic
A contráct,	contractus, us.
A distráct,	distractum, i.
An extrácte	extractum, i.
A retrácte.	retractatio.
to contráct,	contrahère
to detrácte	detrectare.
to distráct	distrahère.
to extráct	extrahere.
to retráct	retractare.
to exáct	exigere.
to protráct	protrahere
In ace.
An ace	Ʋnitas, atis, haec.
A brace of Déere,	duo damae.
A brace of dogs,	bini canes.
A Dace, a litle fish	aphia, ae.
A face,	facies, ei, haec.
grace	gracia, ae.
A lace,	fibula, ae.
mace, scepter,	sceptrum, i.
mace, spice.	macer, âcis, hic.
A pace.	passus, us.
A place,	locus, i.
A race	cursus, us.
A space	spacium.
A trace for drawīg	traha, ae.
y^e trace of a foote.	vestigium, i.
to brace	amplecti.
to chace,	fugare.
to face,	gestire.
to lace,	confibulare.
to pace	gradi.
to place,	locare.
to race,	radère.
to trace	inuestigare.
Dissyllaba substant.
Bálace,	Saburra, ae.
fórnace,	fornax, âcis.
A Búllace, trée,	pruneolus, i, haec.
A bullace, frute,	pruneolum, i.
A preface.	prefacio. prologus.
solace	solatium, i.
to defáce	dehonestare.
to embráce,	amplecti.
balace,	saburrare.
to mánace	minari.
to sólace	solari, iocundari.
éfficace, adiect.	efficax, acis.
percáse.	fortè
Hýpocrace	vinum myrrhatū.
inefficace	inefficax, acis.
to énterlace	complicare.

A, ante D.
Dad	Pater, abba.
a gad of stéele,	Massa chalybis.
a gad or goade,	partica stimulaeta,
a ladde	puer, èri, puellus, i.
a padde, saddle,	penulatum, i.
a padde, tode,	buso, ônis, bufūculꝰ, i
a shadde, a fishe.	acon, ônis, hic. alosa.
Bad	malus, a, vilis, e.
glad,	laetus, a, hilaris, e.
drad,	metuendus, formidandus, da.
madde,	amens, demès, entis
radde,	agilis, e. prōptus, a.
sadde,	tristis, e.
wadde or woad.	glastrum, i.
Verba.
to Adde,	addère, apponère.
to gadde abrode	vagari.
to glad	exhilarare, letificare.
to be madde,	demētire, bacchari.
bestad well, or	satisfactus, bene
well bestad.	placitus.
bestad euill, or euill bestad.	destitutus, maletras ctatus, a.
a shelpad.	testudo, ìnis. haec.
In adge.
A [...]adge,	Signū, i. insigne, is.
Madge for Margerie,
Garbadge for garbage.
In addle.
A saddle,	Ephippium, i.
to addle,	lucrari, mercri.
to maddle,	delirare, disapere.
to saddle an horse.	equum ephippio, vel equo ephippium instrare.
In ade.
y^e blade of a sword	Ferrum ensis.
y^e blade of an herb	talia, ae.
a cade, sheepe louse	pediculus ouis.
a glade,	sinus, us.
a Iade	equila, equilus
a lade,	onus, èris, hoc.
a spade	bipalium, i.
a slade, valley,	vallis, is, haec.
a trade of teching	methodus, i, haec.
made, partic.	factus, a.
to fade.	deflorère, deficère.
to trade.	tradère, cōsuesacere
to wade.	vadare.
a bálade	canticum, i.
a drúnslade.	tympanum, i.
a páuade.	pugio ônis, hic.
an émorade	smaragdus, i.
an ambassade	legatus, i
an ambassade for peace	caduceus, i
Ambássad for war	feciâlis, is, hic
mármalad. spice.	melaplàcus, i
to disgráde	deponère de gradu
to dissuáde	dissuadére
to defáde	deficère
to inuáde	inuadère
to persuáde	persuadêre
A ladle	rubicula, ae
A cradle	cunabula, orum
to swadle	fasciare
A cadle.	potiuncula ouacea. cuaceum, i.

A, ante F.
In affe.
Chaffe,	palea, ae
draffe	excrementa, orum
A graffe,	planta, ae
y^e naffe of a whéele	vmbo, ônis. cētrum
A naffe, a birde.	vria, ae
A staffe	baculus, i
y^e draftes of wine	floces, cium.
to basse, as a dog	latrare.
to graffe	plantare
to quaffe	ebibère
A dístaffe	colus, i, haec
a týpstaffe	lictor, ôris, hic
rifraffe.	vulgus rerum
In aft.
A Craft,	ars, facultas, atis
A fla [...]te	carmentum, i
an haft	manubrium, capulū
y^e shaft of a toole	capulum, i
a shaft to shoot.	calàmus, i
dafte, doltishe,	stupidus, a
witchcraft	prestigium, i.
In affle.
to faffle,	balbutire
to maffle	idem. rudere
a snaffle	camus, i
to snaffle.	rudère
In afe.
Safe	saluus, a
safe, sure.	tutus, ta
to chafe wyth fingers, or hāds.	terère. mollire
to chafe, fret.	fremère.

A, ante G.
In agge.
a Brag,	tactātia, ae. ostētatio
a bag	mantica, ae
a crag, rocke	rupes is, haec
a dag	tormentiolum, i
a drag, net.	tragula, ae
a flagge, banner.	signum quadratum.
a iagge	lacuna, ae
a nagge	equulus, i
a ragge	panniculus, scrutum
a stagge	ceruus, i
a shragge	sarmentum, i
y^e tag of a myter	infula, ae
to brag	iactitare, gloriari
to clag	herére vt lutum
to drag	extrahère
a flag, a wéede.	vlua, ae.
y^e tag of a poynt	ferrétum, i
y^e tag of a purse.	appendix, ìcis. haec
to fag	deficère
to iag	lacinare
to lag	fatigare. fatiscère
to thrag	putare arbores
to wag	mouére. motare.
to maggle	mactare. excarnificare.
In aght.
to fraught a ship	Nauem implêre
raught	tactus, cta
taught	doctus, a
straught	distractus, a
y^e fraught money.	naulum, i
tatterrággs.	panniculi, orum.
In age.
Age	Aetas. aetatis. haec
a cage,	cauea. argustulum
a gage	pignus, òris, hoc
a page	assecla, ae
to gage	pignorare
to rage	surere
to swage	mitigare
to fage	adulari. fingère
to wage, byre.	conducère
to wage battayle.	bellum indicère.
to plague	affligère
a plague.	plaga, ae
baggage	Fex, ecis, haec
bóndage	scruitudo, ìnis, haec
búrrage	Buglossa, ae
cóurage	anìmus, i
a cóttage	tugurium, i
cáriage	vectura, rae
a cábage, bedde.	stega, gae
dámage	damnum, ni
a galage, a shoe.	solea. sandalium
y^e gárbage	aluus, intestina, orū
a lánguage	loquela. lingua
a cábage, herbe.	caules capitati.
cóstage	sumptus, us
hostage	obses, ídis, hic
Lóuage, herb.	leuisticus, i, hic
lástage	saburra, rae
a lýnage	cognatio, tribus,
a méssage	legatio, nuntium, ij
a mórgage	pignus, òris,
nónage	anni pupillares
oútrage	luxus, us, hic
a pássage	exitꝰ, us. aditus, us
pýnnage	inclusionis multa, ae
to asswage	mitigare
to cábage	mactare
to damage	nocère
to fórage y^e coūtrey	depopulare
to fórage cattell	euiscerare
to gárbage	pabulare
to lánguage	loqui. colloqu [...]
to mórgage	pignorare
to óutrage	luxuriare
aduántage	lucrum, cri
an héritage	haereditas, tatis, haec
an ímage	imago, ìnis, haec
an embássage	legatio, onis, haec
a párentage	parentêla, patrimoniū
a pátronage	patrociniū, i
a pílgramage	peregrinatio, is, haec
to discóurage	exanimare
to endámage	damnum inferre
to encóurage	animos addére.

A, ante K.
Quaere monosyllaba, in, ack, vt supra.
In ake.
A Brake	frangibilū, mactra, ae
a brake, ferne.	filix, cis, haec.
a cake	collyridum, i
a drake, birde,	anas, àtis, hic.
a flake	matta lignea.
a lake,	lacus, us, hic.
a rake,	rastrum, i.
a iake,	forica, ae.
a drake, dragon,	draco, ônis, hic.
a snake	anguis, is, hic
a stake	palus, i,
to bake,	pinsère, coquère
to make	facère
to quake	quatère, tremère
to rake	rastrare
to shake	quassare
to slake	mitigare
to take	capère
to whake	trepidare
Mándrake, herbe	mandragora, ae.
a páncake,	colyrida, ae.
a stómake	stomachus, i.
a thórnbacke, fish,	achantia, ae.
swéepestake	totum simul
y^e Zódiake.	Zodiacus, i, hic
to awáke	expergefacere
to betáke,	tradère
to forsake	deserère
to stómake	stomachare
to vndertáke.	suscipère

A ante L.
A Ball,	pila, ae.
a fall,	casus, us, hic.
y^e gall,	fel, fellis, hoc.
an hall,	aula, ae.
a mall,	malleus, i.
a stall	stabulum, i.
a pall,	pallium, i.
a wall	murus, i, hic.
to baull, as cry	vociferare
to call	vocare
to fall	cadère
to wall	murum facere
all	omnis, cunctus, a
small	paruus, a
tall	procêrus, ae
thrall	obnoxius, a
Corall	coralium, i
y^e óffall of things.	reliquiae, arum
métall.	metallum, i
a pítfall,	decipula, ae
a pórtall	ante pagmentum, i
y^e ráscall	vulgus, i, hic
a spýall	arbiter, tri, hic.
a trýall	experimentum
a víall	phiola, ae
vitall	penu, victus, us.
to befáll	contingère
to forestáll	intercipère
dísmall	sinister, infoelix
y^e dismall, deuill	diabolus, i.
équall	aequus, a.
cárnall	carnalis, e
fátall	fatalis, e
fýnall	finalis, e
lóyall, líege,	legalis, subditus, a
morall	moralis, e.
mortall,	mortalis, e
páschall	paschalis, e
pénall	puniendus, penalis, e
plúrall.	pluralis, e.
réall	realis, e
régall	regalis, e
róyall	regalis, heroicus, a.
vérball	verbale, is.
a brydall	nuptiae, árum
a dyall	horologium, i
a fyall	phiala, ae
y^e hedstall	capital, alis, hoc
a cýmball	cymbalum, i
a már [...]ball	architriclinus, i
an [...]e whall	virio, onis, hic
vitall.	vitalis, le
Angélicall	Angelicus, a
anímall	animalis, le
artificiall	artificialis, le
auténticall	autenticus, a
cáthedrall	cathedralis, le
celéstiall	coelestis, e
aríthmeticall	arithmeticus, a
a buryall	exequiae, funerale, is
ceremóniall	ceremonialis, e
coléricall	cholericus, a
condícionall	conditionalis, e
contínuall	continuus, a
cardínall	cardineus, a
a Cardinall	cardinalis, is, hic
cómicall	comicus, a
córporall	corporalis, le
despówsall	desponsalis, e
disloyall	illegitimꝰ, a, perfidꝰ
dóctrinall	doctrinalis, e
domésticall	domesticus, a
efféctuall	effectualis, le.
equinóctiall	equinoctialis, e
espéciall	praecipuus, a
extemporall	extemporalis, e
fantásticall	phantasticus, a
féstuall	festiuus, a
féstiuall	festiuus, a
fúnerall	funebris, e, funeralis
génitall	genitalis, le
geometricall	geometricus, a
heróicall	heroicus, a
hóspitall	hospitalis, le
an hóspitall	hospitium, ij
immórtall	immortalis, e
impérsonall	impersonalis, e
inférnall	infernalis, e
intelléctuall	intellectualis, e
a ióurnall	itinerarium, i
iudíciall	iudicialis, e
líberall	liberalis, e
mágicall	magicus, ca
mánuall	manualis, e
matériall	materialis, e
matrimóniall	matrimonialis, e
memóriall	memorialis, e
músicall	musicus, ca
mútuall	mutuus, a
náturall	naturalis, e
nóminall	nominalis, e
númerall	numeralis, e
occidéntall	occidentalis, e
oriéntall	orientalis, e
offíciall	officialis, e
originall	originalis, e
pártiall	partialis, e
philosóphicall	philosophicus, a
poéticall	poeticus, a
políticall	politicus, a
pontíficall	portificalis, e
príncipall	principalis, e
pródigall	prodigus, a
prouérbiall	prouerbialis, e
prouínciall	prouincialis, e
a refúsall	repudium, i
a rehérsall	catalogu [...]
rethóricall	rethoricus, a
rústicall	rusticus, a
sacraméntall	sacramentalis, e
sénsuall	sensualis, e
sýmonicall	symoniacus, a
sophísticall	sophisticus, a
spéciall	specialis, e
spirituall	spiritualis, e
substántiall	substantialis, e
témporall	temporalis, e
testimóniall	testimonialis, e
téxtuall	textualis, e
trópicall	tropicus, a
véniall	venialis, e
vírginall	cymbala, orum
vnéquall	inaequalis, e
vnhóspitall	inhospitus, a
vniuérsall	vniuersalis, e
vnlíberall	illiberalis, e
vnnáturall	innaturalis, e
an vrinall	matula, e
venériall	venereus, a
geométricall	geometricus, a
mathematicall	mathematicus, a
supernatúrall	supernaturalis, e
metaphísicall	metaphysicus, a.
In alde.
A gambalde,	saltus, us
an berald for war	fecialis, is, hic.
an herald for peace	caduceator, oris hic
A springald.	adolescēs, entis, hic hac
In alfe.
A calfe,	vitulus,
y^e halfe.	medium, i.
In alke.
a balke	trabs, abis, haec.
chalke	creta, ae, haec
a stalke	caulis is, hic, calamꝰ mi
talke	colloquium, i
a walke	ambulacrum, i
to stalke	venari
to talke	cōfabulari, colloqui
to walke	ambulare.
In alme.
Balme	balsamum, i
y^e calme	sudum, i, serenita [...]
A psalme,	psalmus, i, hic
a shalme	tibia, ae
a palme trée	palma, ae
y^e palme of a hand	palmus, i
a talme	temo, [...]nis, hic
calme	serênus, a
calme to make	sedare, mulcêre vē [...]
to balme	balsamo, perungère
In alte.
A falte	culpa, crimen, inis
A galte, pig.	verres, is, hio
malte	brasium, i
a palt	calua, ae
salte	sal, alis, hic
a valte	camera, ae, arcus, us
to falte, blame	culpare
to falte, offend.	offendere, de linque re
to halte	claudicare
to salte	sallere, condire
to valte	arcum ducère
false	falsus, a
a defalt	defectus, us
to exalte	exaltare
In Ale.
ale	ceruisia, ae
bale, sorow	dolor, tristitiae
cale	olus, èris, ius, iuris
a dale	vallis is, haec
a gale bird	virio, onis, hic
a gale of wynde	flatus, us, flamen
a male	mantica, ae
y^t male kynde	mas, aris, hic
a pale	palus, i
a sale	vēditatio, exauctio
a skale	squamma, ae
a shale	testa, ae, putamen
a spale, chip	assula, ae,
a tale	fabula, ae
a vale	vallis, is, haec
a whale, birde.	virio, onis, hic
to gale for colde	algêre
to wale, wéepe.	lugêre, plangère
a whale, fish.	coete, is, hoc
a bridale	spōsalia orū, nuptiae
galingale herb	acorus, i
gálingale spice	galanga, ae
y^e intrayles	intestina, viscera
a Nightingale	luscinia, ae
Pórtingale	Lusitania
portsále	exauctio
vérdingale	limꝰ, i, hemicyclū, i

A, ante M.
In ame.
Blame	culpa, ae
a dame	magistra, ae
fame	fama, ae
a flame	flamma, ae
a frame	framea, ae
a game	ludus, i
a name	nomen, inis
shame	contumelia. ae
y^e hame of a horse	halcium, i.
to blame	culpare
to flame	flammare
to frame	fabricare
to game	ludère
to lame	mutilare
to name	nominare
to shame	erubescere
to tame	domare
lame	claudus, a
y^e same	idem
this same	hic ipse
that same	ille ipse
tame.	cicur, uris
a býname	epitheton
mádame	domina, ae
a stépdame	nouerca, ae
a súrname	cognomen, inis, hoc
an ingrame	ignarus, a
to decláme	declamare
to defáme	defamare
to excláme	exclamare
to infláme	inflammare
to procláme	proclamare
to recláme	reclamare
to surnáme	cognominare
a grándame	auia, ae
In am, or in amme.
a damme, mother	genitrix, icis, haec
a damme, wéere	cataracta, ae
y^e hamme	poples, it is, hic
a dramme	sextula, ae
In Ambe.
a lambe	agnus, ni
a rambe	aries, tis, hic
In amble.
A bramble,	vepres, êtis, hae [...]
y^e shamble	macellum, i
to a mble,	tolutare
In ample.
an ensample	exemplum, i
an example.	exemplum, i
In ampe.
to rampe	rapère
to trampe	strepitare
to stampe, knock.	tundère
to stamp w^e the féet	calcare

A, ante N.
In ane.
A blane	macula, pupula, ae
A cane réede	conax, âis, haec
A drane bée,	fucus, i, hic
A lane	platea, viculus, i
y^e mane of a horse	iuba, ae
A pane of cloth	panniculus, cento
A prane, fishe.	carides, is, tingus, i
twane	duo, ae
to gane, yane.	oscitare
to spane, weane.	oblacture, depellere
to wane	idem
to yane.	oscitare
Ménbane,	apolinaris, is, hic
Géntian, herbe.	gentiana, a
A lóurdane	dominus danꝰ (ignominiose) nebulo
A marchpane	panis dulciarius
y^e sea óceane	oceanus, i
A públicane	publicanus, i
Purstane,	peplis, itis, hic
A ruffian,	ganeo onis, hic
Valeriane, herb	pheu valerianae
villane	verna, ae
húmane	humanus, a
múndane	mundanus, a
órphane	orphanus, orbus, ae
vrbane	vrbanus, a
A ciuiliane	ciuilis, politicus
A rústicane	rusticus, ae
A Grécian	Graecus, a
an Italian	Italús, i
an Hebretians	Haebreicus, a
an alyane	alienus, extraneꝰ, ae
There be also many names of artificer [...] and other Iearned professers, in ane. as,
an Astrológian,	astrologus, a
an arithmetrician	arithmeticus, a
A musitiane	musicus, a
A logitiane	logicus, a
Names also of Countreys, as,
an Italyane	Italus, i
A Germane	Germanus, i
A Brytane,	Britanus, i
Names also of cities and tovvnes, as,
A Romane,	Romanus, a
an Oxoniane.	Oxoniensis
A Canterburiane	Cantuariensis.
Secke all the other in their primatiues, as Rethoriane, in rethor: Londonian, in London: and make their latine ende in one of those three terminations, anus, ensis, or icus, as the exāples declare.
In an.
Bran	furfur, ùris, hoe
A Can, vessell	catharus, i
A fan	vannus, flabellum
A Man	homo, vir
A pan	cacabus, i
A span	palma, e, us, i
A swan	cygnus, i
to ban, curse.	maledicère
to can	posse, valêre
to fanne	vannare
to tan	coria condire
to vanne	vannare
than	tunc, tum
wan	pallidus, liuidus, a
to span	palmare
A belman	preco ferialis
A blockman	spiculator, oris
A bóndman	seruus, i
A boteman	cimbarius, i
A chapman	institor, trix
an Alderman	senior, senator
A footman	pedes, ìtis, hic haec
A gentleman	procer, eris, aeques
an hágman	carnisex, ìcis hic
an héadman,	primas, atis, hic
A chief man	idem
a kinsman	cognatus, a
an órgan	organum, i
A týmpan	tympànum
A ptýsan	ptisána, ae
tútsan, herbe.	vitex, icis, hic
A wórkman	opisex, ìcis, com.
A watchman	vigil, ìlis com.
A wóman	mulier, eris haec
A yóman	libertus, i
Many other there be that ende in an, being compounded vvith this vvoorde man: and signifie eyther some occupation, as, A shipman, Nauta ae, slaughterman, Lanius, i, or else to be of some Countrey, as,
Frenchman	Gallus, i
Dutchman	Teutonicus, a
Scotcheman	Scotus, a &c.
In ance.
A chance,	casus, us, euētus, us
A dance,	tripudium, i
A rance of ginger	zinziber, èris, hoc
France,	Gallia, ae
a glance,	transitus, us
a lance	lancea, secula, ae
a lance staffe	hasta, ae
a trance	extàsis, is, haec
to chance	contingère
to daunce	tripudiare
to glaunce	transire
to launce	resecare
to praunce.	exultare
affíance	affinitas
allíaunce	idem
affírmance	affirmatio
allégiance	obedientia, ae
allówance	assignatum, i
árrogance	arrogans, antis
y^e balance	bilanx, ancis, haec
a cóuntenance	vultus, us, hic
cóustance	constantia, ae
dáliance	allusio, onis
defýance	defensio, onis
a delíuerance	traditio, onis
a dimilaunce	aeques, itis
fúrtherance	expedimentum
góuernance	regimen, inis
hýnderance	impedimentum
impórtance	magna res
incónstance	inconstantia
ignorance	ignorantia, ae
inhét itance	haereditas
intémperance	intemperantia, ae
maýntenance	suffragium, i
míscreance	infidelit as, atis
a mischance	infortunium
mumchance	oude gry
nóyance	nocumentum
obeýsance	obedientia, ae
óbscruance	obseruantia, ae
órdynance	institutio, onis
pénance	penitentia, ae
perséuerance	perseuerantia, ae
a pittance	refectiuncula, ae
y^e purtenance	pertinentia, ae
purueyance	prouisio, onis
remémbrance	memoria, ae
repéntance	penitentia, ae
repúgnance	repugnantia, ae
sufferance	tolerantia, ae
sústinance	sustinentia, ae
súbstance	substantia, ae
[...]émperance	temperantia, ae
váriance	discordia, ae
vígilance	vigilantia, ae
véngeance	vindicta, vltio, onis
auóydance	euacuatio, onis
vtterāce of spech	elocutio, onis, haec
vtterāce of sale	expeditio, onis
mischance	male contingere
enhánce	exaltare, subleuare
to aduance	idem
recognisance.	recognitio, onis hae [...]
In anche.
A branche	frons, dis, germen
y^e banch of a beast.	clunis lumbus, i
a panche	aluus, i, ve nter, tris
to blanche	deglubcre, decorticare
to banche, snatch	arripere
to lanch into y^e sea.	in altum ducère
to lāch ouer a boke	percurrere
to panche	euiscerare
to stanche	mitigare, sistere
In ande.
A bande	vinculum, i
a brande	torris, is, hic
an hande	manus, us, haec
a lande	terra, regio, onis
y^e sande	arena, ae, haec
a strande	statio, onis, haec
a wande	virga, ae
and	&, ac, at (que)
to lande	ad portū appellere
to stande	stare, consistere
a demánde	rogatio, rogatus, us
an érrande	negocium, nuntium
England	Anglia, ae
a gárland	sertum, i
a gýande	gigas, antis, hic
a gadwande	partica, ae
Holland	hollandia, ae
an Húsbande	coniux, maritus
Iérland	Hyberniae
a rýbaude	Zona, nae, fasciae, ae
Scótland	Scotia, ae
a séruand	seruus i, serua, ae
a thóusand	mille, millia, um
a tréwande	cessator, disculus, i
a wéysand	gula, ae
a stáiland	admissarius, equus
to vnderstánd	intelligère
to withstánd	resistere
to gainestánd	repugnare
at hánd	prope ad manum
In andle.
to handle	tractare
to dandle	indulgere
an handle	manubrium, i
a candle light	lucerna, ae
a candle not light	candela, ae
In ange.
a change	mutatio, onis
to change	mutare
strange	rarus, a
an exchánge	commutatio
to exchánge	commutare
to enterchánge	idem
In angue.
a bangue	fustis, is, hic
a fangue	dens exertus
a pangue	agō, onis, dolor, ôris
a thwangue	lorum, i
a stangue	vectis, is, hic
a gámarstangue	oblongula, ae
to bangue	sustigare
to fangue	comprehendere
to twangue	resonare
In angle.
an angle	Angulus, i
to angle	hamo piscari
to iangle	garrire
to mangle	mactare
to strangle	strāgulare, a^erctare
to wrangle	calūniari, cauillari
to entángle	implicare, irretire
a quáorangle	quadrangulus, i
a tríangle	triangulus, i
néwfangle	nouarū rerū cupidꝰ
In ank [...].
A bank of exchāge	argentaria, ae
y^e banke of an hill	procliuitas, atis
y^e banke of a riuer	ripa, littus, oris, hoc
y^e flanke	inguen, inis, hoc
A planke	asser, eris, hic,
A rank of things	turba, caterua, ae
thanke	gratia, ae
to franke cattell	saginare, alère.
to planke	coassare, cōtignare.
to pranke	exultare, gestire
to thanke	gratias agere, habere
ranke, thycke	dēsus, stipatꝰ, a
ranke smell.	magnꝰ odor, olidꝰ, a
franke, frée.	liberalis, e
A pickthanke	assentator, trix
y^e ankle	talus, i, hic
to rankle	putrescere
a readshanke	haemocopedus, i
In ante.
an Ant	Formica, ae
a plant	planta, ae
a taunt	argutia, redarguti [...]
a want	talpa, ae
a wante, lacke,	carentia, defectus
a sanct	sanctus, coelites, is
to chant	cantillare
to grant	concedere, fateri
to hant	frequentare
to pant	futis [...]ere
to plant	plantare
to taunt	arguère
to vaunt	gloriâre
to want	carêre, egére
brant, stéepe	cliuus procliuís, e
scant	rarus, carus, a
fant	fatigatus, fessus, a
A fésant	phasianus, i, hic
A gýant	gigas, antis, hic
an ínfant	infans, infantulus, a
a márchant	mercator, ôris, hic
á míscreant	infidelis, īcredulꝰ, a
an ólyphant	elephantus, i
a págeant	scena, theatrum, i
a pésant	verna, seruus, i
a récreant	perfidus, da
a rémnant	residuum, i
a séruant	seruus, samulus, i
Squinant. herb.	iuncus odoratus
a týrant	tyrannus, i
a warrant	publicafides
y^e wenyant	in malam crucem
an adamant	adamas, antis
a couenant	pactum, cti
a cógnisant	insigne, signum, i
a lieuténant	praetor prouincialis
a compláynant	quaerelus, i
to enchánt	fascinare, incantare
to instant	instare
to recánt	recantare
to supplánt	supplantare
to wárant	securum facere.
distant	distans, antis
árrant	grandis, magnus
gállant	nitidus, superbus
instant	instans, antis
péndant	pendens, pensilis
pléasant	iucundus, amoenus
prégnant	pregnans, foecūdus
vácant	vacans, vacuus, ae
abúndant	abundans, antis
appárant	apparens, entis
élegant	elegans, antis
aunciant	antiquus, grauis, e
plýant	obsequens, entis
concordant	concors, cōgruus, ae
discórdant	discors. dissentiens
displéasant	inamoenus, a
ignorant	ignarus, a
incéssant	incessabilis, e
inélegant	inelegans, antis
inhábitant	inhabitās, incola, a
inuígilant	inuigilans, solers
malignant	malignans, antis
púissant	potens, fortis, e
repéntant	penitens, entis
vályant	validus, fortis, e
vígilant	vigilans, antis
vncónstant	incōstās, instabilis e
vnélegant	inelegans antis
vnpléasant	inamoenus, a
In antle.
A cantle	portio, partitio
A mantle	bracca, pallium

A, ante P.
an Ape,	Simius, ij, a, ae
A Grape	racemus, vua, ae
A iape, bourde	iocus, i, scōma, àtis
A rape	raptura, rapina, ae
A rape roote	rapa, pae
A shape	forma, figura, ae
a skape	euatio, aufugium
a chape	ferretum, i
to gape	hiare, oscitare
to grape	p [...]lpare
to tape, bourd.	[...]cari, scommari
to rape	rapère
to shape	plasnare, formare
to snape	redarguere
herbeságape	ferula, ae
to escape	aufugère, euadère
In appe.
a cappe	pil [...]us, i, birrus, i
a crape	mica, granum, i
a flappe	flabelium, i
a gappe,	vacuū, interuallū,
a mappe	mapp [...], pae
a nappe	dormitatiuncula, ae
happe	fortuna, ae
a knappe	apex, verruca, ae
a lappe	ora, gremium, i
a pappe	mamma, ae, vber
pappe	pappa, ae
a rappe	pultatio, onis
a snappe	idem
y^e sappe	suber, succus, i
a shappe	forma, sigura, ae
a suappe	correptio onis, haec
a swappe	percussio, excisio
a tappe	fistula, epistomium
a trappe	trās [...]n [...], decipula,
to clappe hands	plaudere
to slappe	flabellare
to nappe	dor [...]are
to rappe	pultare
to hap, chaunce	contingere
to happe, couer.	tegere, velare
to lappe	lingere
to lap vp	reuoluère
to suappe	pultare
to tappe	fistulam addère
to trappe	irretire, decipere
to wappe	motare, agi [...]are
to wrappe	inu [...]luere
góldsmap, herb	sysimbrium
a mishappe	infortunium ij
a pántap	callopodium i
y^e wýndlappe	lingula, ae
perháppe	forté, fortasse
to betráppe	irretire, circūuenire
to iutráppe	idem
to missehap	male vertère
In aple.
an Apple	pomum i
an Apple trée	pomus i, haec
a maple trée	acer èr is, h
y^e staple of a doore	capulum i
y^e graple of a ship	harpago inis, haec
In apte.
Apte	aptus a, idoneus ae
Apt, is also the signe of verballes in bilis, and participials in dus.
apt to be taught	docilis e,
apt to be red	legibilis e
There bee also many other that end in apte, by turninged, into te [...]as,
capte, for capped	pilcatus, a
hapte for happed	tectus a, velatus a

A, ante R.
care	cura ae, cogitatio
an hare	lepus oris, hic
a mare	equa ae
A share. dealt.	diuisio, portio onis
a pare	par aris, hoc
a snare	laqueus i
to bare	denudare
are	sumus, estis, sunt.
to care	curare
to dare	audére
to fare	valére
to pare	minuère
to snare	illaqueare
to spare	parcère
to square	quadrare
to stare	inspicère
bare	nudus a
rare	rarus ra
square	quadratus a
a stare	sturnus ni
tares	eruum, orobum i
ware	cautus, prudens
an áltare	altare, is, ara
a primare	horarium rij
a vicare	vicarius ria
to declâre	exponere
to prepáre	praeparare
vnwáre	incautus, a
a mórtare	mortarium
mórtare	coementum i
A fildfare	turdus di
A céllare	cellaria r [...]e
a collare	collare ris, hoc
a sóllare	solarium rij
a bladdare	vesica cae
a fúlmare	martes tis, haec
a heckfare	bucùla, iuuenca
a lázare	laeprosus sa
a lóllare	scismaticus ca
póplare	populus i, haec
súgare	saccarum i
pecúliare	peculiaris e
régulare	regularis e
seculare	secularis e
síngulare	singularis e
debónare	morigorus a
In arre.
A barre	vectis, pessulus
A carre	currus us
y^e doore harre	cardo, vertigo
a parre	par aris, hoc
a scarre	cicatrix icis, haec
a sparre	asser èris, hic
a starre	stella ae, sydus
tarre	pix icis, haec
warre	bellum i
to barre	obdère
to iarre	dissonare
to marre	corrumpere
to narre	ringere
to sparre, as cocks do	confligere
to warre	belligerare
farre	procul, longe
In arbe.
Rubarbe	Rhabarbum i
In arble.
A barble, fishe.	barbo onis, hic
marble, stone.	marmor òris, hoc
In arche.
an arche	arcus us, hic
march, a month	Marcius i, hic
to parche	incrustare
In arde.
A carde	charta ae
a garde of men	comitatus us, hic
a gard of a garmēt	fimbriale is, haec
larde	lardum i
A sharde	testa, rudꝰ eris, hoc
a warde, pupill	pupillus i
a warde, prison	custodia ae
to carde woll	carminare, pectere
to garde	communire
to warde	tutare, protegere
harde	durus a
an awárde	arbitramentum i
a bástarde	spurius a
a standarde	signum, vexillum i
a bóggarde	spectrum i
a bústard	buteo, picus i
a cówarde	cohardus, timidꝰ a
a dástarde	idem
a dísarde	pantomimus, sannio
a dúllarde	hebes etis, tardus a
backward	retrorsum
fórward	antrorsum
downewarde	deorsum
vpwarde	sursum
sýdewarde	lateraliter
a bazelarde	ensis, gladiolus
a cústarde	artogala ae
a gurnarde, fish.	capo onis, hic
an haskarde	proletariꝰ, ignobilis
y^e hazard play	alearum ludus
an hopyarde	lupuletum i
a lybarde	leopardu [...] a
a lýsarde	lacertus a
a Lumbarde	longobardus
a málarde	anas atis, hic
mústarde	sinapium i
a niggard [...]	parcus i
an órcharde	pomarium
a pílcharde	gerres is, halecula ae
a pótcharde	testa ae, rudus, eris
y^e rerewarde	post, principia
a regárde	resp [...]us, us
a rewárde	munꝰ eris, donū, hoc
a sáuegarde	securitas, tutamētū
a scábarde	vagina ae
a sheparde	opilio, oustos, odis
a sluggard	d [...]ses àdis, sōnulentꝰ
sp [...]euarde	asarum, spica ae
a stéward	procurator, oeconomus
a tábarde	timpanum
a táultarde	amphora, catharꝰ i
a wýsarde	augur uris, hic haec
to awáarde	arbitrari, adiudicare
to ióparde	peri [...]litari
to rewárd	remunerare
to regárde	curare, aestimare
frówarde	prauus a
tóward	ingenuus a
ínwarde	intrins [...]cus a
óutwarde	extrins [...]us a
vnhárd	mollis [...]
hytherward	huc
thytherward	illuc
whitherwarde?	quorsum?
a fardle	sarcinula ae
a hardle	crates, caula ae
a dwarfe	nanus, homuncio
a quarfe	portus us, hic
darfe, stubborn.	pertinax, obduratꝰ
In arge.
a barge	cimba ae, remulcus i
a charge	cura, mandatum
large	largus, amplus, a
to charge	mandare
a dischárge	inhibitio, absolutio
y^e letharge	let hargus i
to dischárge	inhibere, absoluere
to e [...]lárge	ampliare
In argle.
y^e gargle	gurgulio onis, hic
to gargle	gargarizare
In arke.
an Arke	archa ae
y^e bark of a trée	cortex icis, hic
carke, care.	cura, cogitatio
A clarke	clericus i
A larke	alauda ae, galarita ae
A marke	signum, scopus i
A parke	damariū, viuariū
A sparke	scintilla ae, mica
warke, ache	dolor, oris hic
darke	obscurꝰ, caliginosus
to barke	latrare
to barke a trée	decorticare
to carke, care,	cogitare, accurare
to marke	signare, notare
to marke, héede	auscultare
to harke	audire, auscultare
starke, stiffe.	robustus a
a mónarke	monarca ae, hic
a pátriarke.	patriarcha ae, hic
In arkle.
A sparkle	scintilla, mica ae
to sparkle.	scintillare, micare
In arle.
A carle	rusticus a
marle	marga ae
to harle	trahère
to snarle	contrahère
In arme.
an arme	brachium [...]
barme	flos ceruisiae
a charme	incantatio onis
a farme	beneficium i
barme	iniur [...]a, nocumentū
a swarme	examen inis, hoc
to arme	armare
to charme	in [...]antare
to barme	nocêre
to swarme	confluère
to warme	calefacère
warme	calidus, tepidus
In arne.
A barne	horreum i
y^e harne	cerebrum i
a tarne, meare	stagnum i
yarne	filum, pensa orum
to warne	monêre
to forewárne	praemonére
In arpe.
A carpe	carpio, [...]urbarus i
an harpe	lyra, psalterium
y^e warpe of a web	stamen inis, hoc
to carpe, talke	colioqui, cōsubulari
to barpe	lyrare, citharizare
to sharpe	a [...]nère
to warp an egge	ouum ponère
to warp, as wodde	muertere
sharpe	acutus a
A woodwarpe.	remorarius
Iu arse.
an arse	pod [...]x, anus i
a barse, fishe	[...]cha ae
A garse or gashe.	incisura, vulnus
to disparse	dispergere, dissipare
to infarse	infercire, intrudère
In arte.
an arte	ars artis, scientia ae
A darte	spiculum i
A carte	currus us
a farre	cre pitus, merda ae
an harte	cor ordis, ho [...]
an hart, a beast	ceruus i
a marte	bos saginatus
a parte	pars, partis, haee
a tarte	chanona ae
a warte	verru [...]a ae
y^e smart of a woūd	aestus us
to darte	sagi [...]tare, iaculari
to farte	pedere
to harte	animare
to parte	partire
to smarte	aestuare, dolére
to starte	dissilire
a dúllarte	haebeo, tardus a
y^e foreparte	pars anterior
an halbárte	falx al [...]s, haec
a mólwart	talpa pae
A tábarte	tympanum ni
A Rédstart	ruticilla, ae
A wágstarte	mot [...]illa lae
A wódwarte	saltuarius [...]ia
to [...]éparte	decedere
to ouerthwárte	obliquare
ouerthwá [...]te	obliquus a
aparte	seorsim, clanculum.
In arthe.
A garth, órchard	pomarium i
y^e [...]arth of a syre	secarium i
A churchgarth.	coemiteruim i
y^e wóogarth	lingarium i
There be dyures other ending in arth, names of places, vvhere things grovve, or be kept, as these solovving, and suche other.
an Applegarthe	pomarium i
y^e caulgarthe	herbarium, i,
y^e herbegarth	idem, olerarium i
y^e leekegarth	porretum i
y^e Lilygarth	liliêtum i
&c. Whose latine as the examples doclate, doth ende in arium, in etum, or in, [...]le, as.
y^e sh [...]pgarth	ouîle is, hoc
y^e cowgarth	bouile is, hoc
In arue.
to carue wood	insculpere
to swarue	aberrare
to starue	interire, algere

A, ante S.
an Asse	asinus i
brasse	aes aeris, hoc
glasse	vitrum i
a glasse	speculum i
grasse	gram [...]n inis, hoc
a masse	massa ae
y^e masse	missa ae
y^e fasse of a purse	appendix icis, haec
to [...]sse, kisse	basiare, exosculari
to passe	praet [...]e
to quasse	ingurg [...]tare
as,	vt, [...] [...]c
was,	cram, [...], c [...]at
A cómpasse	circ [...]itu [...]
[...]ó [...]sgrasse	alis [...]on [...], [...]
rí [...]grasse	[...]
[...] wý [...]lasse	tra [...]oriū [...]
to cómpasse	circuire, cōprehēdere
to ouerpásse	praeterire
to tréspasse	offendere
blaýnegrasse	trifolium, i
In ashe.
an ashe	fraxinus i, haec
a dashe	labes, asþersio onis
a gashe	incisio, vulnus eris
to dashe	asþergere
to gashe	incidère
to gnashe	stridêre
to mashe	miscêre
to washe	lauare
rashe	temerarius a
to abashe	stupesacere
In aske.
to aske	rogare, quaerere
to taske	taxare
to maske	vicarias personas induere
an aske, efte	asþis idis, hic
a laske	fluxus us
a maske	ludus laruatus,
a taske	taxatio onis, haec
a taske to do	pensa ae, um i
damaske	dalmaticū sericum
to raskle	pandiculari
In asse.
an hasse	corylus i, haec
a tasse	virga pastoris
In aspe.
a claspe	fibula ae
an haspe	vertibulum i
a waspe	vesþa ae
to claspe	cōfibulare, claudere
to halpe	obserare
to gaspe	hiscere, hiare
In ast.
a blast	flamen, flatus us
a fast	iciuuium i
mast	glans andis, haec
to fast	iciunare
to last	durare
last	vltimus a
fast	cito
at last	demum, deni (que)
býpast	pr [...]teritus a
hándfast	desþonsatus a
shámefast	rubicūdus, pudicus
sóothfast	fidelis, fidus a
slédfast	stabilis e
vnshámefast	impudicus a
vnsóothfast	infidelis e
vnstedfast	instabilis e
to fórecast	prouidére
to ouercáste	obumbrare
an outcást	abiectus a
to handfast	desponsare
agast	stupefactus a
Some of them that are vvritten in ast, are pronounced as if they vvere vvritten in aaste, as these that folovv and other.
haste	fest inatio onis, hic
paast	gluten inis, hoc
y^e taste	gustus us
waste	consumptio onis
to baste	linire
to chaste	castigare
to paaste	conglutinae
to taste	gustare
to waste	consumere
vnchast	incentinens
Moreouer those Participles that end pro prely in aced, or ased, may in meter ende in ast, as pleast, pleased, placatus, east, for cased, remissus, ssa. &c.
In ase.
y^e base parte	basis, solum i
y^e case of a vowe	casa ae, theca e
a case, cause	causa, materia
a chase	fugatio, fuga ae
a vlase	flamma ae
a phrase	phrasis is, haec
a rase	stadium, cursus us
a wase	circus i
Pase, Easter	pascha atis, hoc
to chase	fugare
to blase	esslammare
to glase	inuitriare
a cárcase	corpus, cadauer
a pincase	acicularium
to púrchase	potiri, acquirère

A, ante T.
In atte.
A Batte	baculus i
A bratte	panniculus i
a Catte	feles is, cattus
a fat or a vat,	orcula ae
a gnatte	pulex i [...]is, hic
an hatte	galerus i
a matte	matta ae
a plat of ground	portio terrae
a ratte	sorex etis, haec
a tratte	anus us, haec
a watte	lepus oris, hic
fatte	pinguis e [...]crassus
flatte	planus a, equus a
platte, playne,	idem, planus a
to batte, beate	fustigare, tundere
to bratte	panniculis circūda [...]re
to fatte	saginare,
scratte	soabère
to chatte	garrire
at	ad, apud
that	vt, caus.
that	quod, caus.
that	qui, quae, quod, rela.
what?	quid
a Párat	psuacus a
a pólcatte	martes is haec
a rabbatte	cuniculus i
rókat, herb.	eruca ae
an hurlebatte	adides is, haec
a rackat	reticulum i
somewhat	nonnihil, aliquid.
Somevvhat is al so the signe of diminutiue adiectiues &c.
somwhat redde	rubellus, rubicundꝰ
somwhat better	mel [...]us [...]ulus, a
somwhat tender	ten [...]llus a
somwhat sclēder	idem ferè
somwhat reddish	rubellus a
sōewhat whitish	albidus da
Somevvhat salush, looke diminitiues hovv their latine endeth for the moste parte in ellus, vsculus, vlus. &c.
In atche
a batche	fermentum i
an hatche	portella ae
a latche	vertibulum i
a matche	lichmus i
a matche	co [...]ualis e
a natche	m [...]sura ae
a patche	cento onis, parti [...]ula
a watche	[...]g [...]ia ae
y^e hatches of a ship	fori orum
to catche	capere, cōprehēdere
to hatch eggs	oua excludère
to matche	adaequare
to natche	incidère
to patche	sarcire, reparare
to scratche	scabere, s [...]alpère
to thatche	tegère
to watch e	vigilare
to dispatche	expedire
to ouermatche	superare
to ouercatche	assequi
vnmatche	inequalis e
In attle.
A rattle	tonitrum i
A wattle, rod	vibex icis, hie
y^e wattle of a hog	neuus i
to battle clothes	excutere
to battle cōmons	sumère
to chattle	garrire
to prattle	idem
to tattle	idem
to wattle a house	gratire
to rattle	concutere, tonitare
In atth.
A batth	balneum, thermae
A patth	callis is, semita ae
A latth	asser eris, hic
A watthe, foorde	vadum i
to batth	balneare
In athe.
scathe, hurte	nocumentū, dānum
wrath	ira, ae, indignatio
a swathe	fascia, ae
to skath, hurt	nocêre, ledère
to swathe	fusciare
Inate.
A bate	dactilus i
A state	status us, conditio
A gate	porta ae, ianua ae
A grate	crates, is, hac
A mate	socius, sodalis is
A pate	caput itis, hoc
A scate, fishe.	batis, raia ae
A slate, tyle.	tegula ae, later eris
A spate	torrens entis, hic
A tate	fibra ae
late	serus a, tardus a
to hate	odisse, inuidére
to prate	garrire
to rate	estimare, taxare
In athe.
to scathe	nocére
seathe	nocumentum
wrathe	ira ae, ir acundia
A clímate	clima atis, hoc
A de [...]áte	lis itis, iurgium, i
an ábbate	abbas atis, hic
an euáte	status us, dignit as
A légate	legatus i
A prélate	prelatus i,
the sénate	senatus us
A dúckate	ducatus us
to abáte	subducère, remittere
to debáte	discutere
to diláte	dilatare, ampliare
to infláte	inflare
to quádrate	quadrare
to próbate	probare
infláte	inflatus a
órnate	ornatus a
príuate	priuatus a
próstrate	prostratus a
renáte	renatus a
frústrate	frustratus a
hóggates, how?	quomodo?
howgates	idem.
sógate, thus.	sic ita, isto modo
délicate	delicatus, mollis
a mágistrate	magistratus us
a pótentate	potens, magnas.
A prímate	primas atis, hic
a rúnagate	apostata ae, hic
to dédicate	dedicare
to diuúlgate	diuulgare
to dériuate	deriuare
to álternate	alternare
to dérogate	derogare
to éducate	educare
to émulate	emulari
to éxecrate	execrari
to érplicate	explicare
to ábdicate	abdicare
to ábrogate	abrogare
to adúmbrate	adumbrare
to affectate	affecture
to áltercate	altercari
to apóstate	apostatare
to beráte	expostulare
to bréuiate	abbreuiare
to célebrate	celebrare
to cóniugate	coniungare
to crúciate	cruciare
to érogate	erogare
to éstimate	aestimare
to fátigate	fatigare
to imitate	imituri
to impetrate	impetrare
to nominate	nominare
to moderate	moderare ri
to increpate	increpare
to incrústate	incrustare
to incúlcate	inculcare
to ínstigate	instigare
to íterate	iterare
to ínnouate	innouare
to ínuocate	inuocare
to médiate	madiari
to méditate	meditari
to mítigate	mitigare
to óppilate	oppilare
to órdinate	ordinare
to pénetrate	penetrare
to pérpetrate	perpetrate
to pertúrbate	perturbaré
to pópulate	populari
to prédicate	predicare
to prócreate	procreare
to prófligate	prosligare
to próuocate	prouocare
to própagate	propagare
to récreate	recreare
to réplicate	replicare
to réputate	aestimare
to réuocate	reuocare
to sátiate	saturare
to sáturate	idem, placare
to séperate	seperare
délicate	mollis is
efféminate	effoeminatus a
fórtunate	fortunatus a
médiate	mediatus a
móderate	moderatus a
increate	increatus a
indúrate	induratus a
fórtunate	fortunatus a
órdinate	ordinatus a
témperate	temperatus a
tímorate	timoratus
médiate	mediatus a
médítáte	meditatus a
óbstinate	pertinax âcis
órdinate	ordinatꝰ, regularis
to abbréuiate	abbreuiare
to abhóminate	abhominari
to accélerate	accelerare
to accómmodate	accommodare
to contáminate	contaminare
to denóminate	denominare
to degénerate	degenerare
to dilápidate	dilapidare
to exásperate	exasperare
to excógitate	excogitare
to excrúciate	excruciare
to exónerate	exonerare
to exósculate	exosculari
to exténuate	extenuare
to extérminate	exterminare
to imáginate	imaginari
to incórporate	incorporare
to inébriate	inebriare
to ingúrgitate	ingurgitare
to insinuate	insinuare
to insimulate	insimulare
to instimulate	inuinstimulare
to inuéstigate	inuestigare
to inuígilate	inuigilare
to occasionate	occasionare
to participate	participare
to précipitate	praecipitare
to predéstinate	praedestinare
to proporcionate	proportionare
to regénerate	regenerare
to reíterate	reiterare
to redúplicate	reduplicare
to repúdiate	repudiare
to reuérberate	reuerberare
immédiate	immediatus ta
immáculate	immaculatus ta
immóderate	immoderatus ta
impórtunate	importunus ta
infórtunate	infortunatus a
inórdinate	inordinatus a
intémperate	intemperatus ta
inuíolate	inuiolatus ta
oppórtunate	opportunus na
Many other may be ended in ate, as,
efflagitare,	efflagitatus, ta.

A ante, V.
In aue.
a caue	cauea ae, antrū tri
a knaue	nebulo, scurra ae, hic
a slaue	verna, mancipiū ij
a traue	numelli, numellae,
traues	idem, numelli, orū
to craue	rogitare
to graue	sculpere
to haue	habere
to paue	sternère, pauimētū
to raue	dementire
to saue	saluare seruare
to shaue	radère
to waue	mouére
braue	splendidus da [...]
graue	grauis, grandis
laue eared	plaudus da
to ingraue	insculpère.
Note that in these afore going in, aue, the letter, vv, cannot be put for v, neyther can the letter v, bee put for vv, in those that end, i [...] avve: neither can the one of them at any time be put for the other so oft as a vovvell solovveth thē bycause they both haue diuers significarions, and also require contrary voice in pronuntiatiō, as in these six folovving for example.
sauing of saue	saluans, saluatio
rouing of roue	predatio
louing of loue	amans, amatio.
But
sawing of saw	seminatio
rowing of row	remigatio
lowing of low	boatio.
But vvhen soeuer in the same vvord the nexted letter folovving is a consonante, then may ye indifferently vviyte v, or vv, as daube or davvbe: laude, or lavvde stout, or stovvt, leude or l [...]vvde, &c. But yet by cause this is the first place vvee describe all suche vvordes by these that end in au, hauing a consonant next letter as folovveth.
In aube or in awbe
to dawbe	oblinire
to daube	idem.
In aude or in awde.
a baude	meretrix, leno
a gaude, toy	scomma, nuga gae
laude	laus, laudis, haec
to gaude scoffe	soommari, nugari
to laude	laudare
to defraude	defraudare
a cósbaude	inirgizona ae
In aule or awle.
a aule	Subula ae
y^e caule of y^e belly	omentum ti
a caule, pen.	caula lae
a caule of the hed	capitale, capillare ris, hoc
a naule	idem quod aule.
y^e scaule	scabies ei, haec
a scaule	rixosa mulier
to baule	vociferare
to braule	rixari, velitari
to craule	repère, serpère
to scaule	rixari
thraule	obnoxius, subditu [...]
In aulme.
y^e caulme	sudum, cauma, atis
calme	serenus, trāquillus, a
In aulte.
a vault	arcus cus, fornix
to vault	arcuari
In aune or awne.
a bawne	balneum
brawne	caro callata
	aprina, callum.
a flaune custard	galatyrium
a faune	hinnulus li
a lawne	synodon onis, haec
a pawne	pignus oris, hoc
y^e spaune of fishe	fatus us, auxumae.
In aune.
to faune	adulari
to awne	vendicare
to paune	pignorare
to spaune	oua gignere.
In auke, or in awke.
an Hauke	accipiter, tris, hic
to hauke	aucupari
A Spárhauke	nisus, i
an hobyhauke	alandarius i
a márlynhauke	alietus i
A góshauke	falco ônis, hic
dauke, wéede	zizania, a
In ause or awse.
A cause	causa, res, ei
A clause	clausula, lae
y^e chawes	fauces, cium, hae
a pause	pausa, ae
sause	comdimentum i
to cause	causare, facere
to pause	pausare
to sause	condire
Iacksáuse	ganeo impudens
In aught.
caught	captus a
raught	prehensus, a
taught	doctus a
vntáught	indoctus i
mistáught	immorigerus ra
In augh.
daughe	fermentum ti
to laugh	ridére
haute.	elatus a
& si qua alia sunt huiusmodi.
These folovving in avve, cannot for the causes aforesayde in the note of aue, be vvritten in, aue, for in all these, vv, hath a vovvel after it, by vvhich vovvel deriuations be made, vv, being stil vnchanged, as of chavv, chavved, chavving, chavver, &c.
A clawe	vnguis, falx cis haec
A dawe	cornix îcis, haec
daw or daugh	ferina fermentata
an hawe	morus sentis
y^e chawebone	falx, mandibulum
A law	lex êgis, haec
y^e mawe	ventriculus li
A straw	calamus, arista ae
strawe	stramen inis, hoc
to awe	debêre
to clawe	scabère
to chawe	mandère, molère
to drawe	trahère
to mawe	fuccidère
to sawe corne	seminare
to sawe wood	sarrare, discindère
to strawe	sternère
to tawe leather	alutam operari
to thrawe, cast	iactare, mittère
to thraw or turne	tornare
to wawe as a cat	lallare
rawe	crudus a
A iackdáw	cornicule ae
an óutlawe	exul, ulis
bawwáwe, spoken of one that talketh to no purpose.
to outláwe	exterminare, proscribere
to withdráwe	detrahere
Note, that vvhen a cōsonant folovveth, vv, as davvb, lavvde and such other: ye must [Page]seeke them in a, ante v, as daube, laude &c. And vvrite vvhether yee vvill.

A, a nte X.
An Axe	securis is, haec
flaxe	linum i
A laxe	fluxus ventris
waxe	caera ae
to waxe	crescère

In E desinentia.
In ée.
A Bée,	apes is, haec
A fée alowed,	emolumentum ti
an eye,	oculus i
a flée,	musca ae
glée, mirth	gaudium i
hée	ille, is
shée	illa, ea
A trée	arbor òris, haec
wée	nos
yée	vos
to bée	esse
to drée, last	durare
to flée	volare, fugère
to glée	lippire
to sée	vidêre, cernère
to slée, flea	necare, intersicère
frée	liber èra
slée	astutus a, calidus a
thrée	tres a, trium
an áxtrée	axis is, hic
A decrée	decretum [...]i
A degrée	gradus us
an háw trée	sentis is, hic
to agrée	conuenire
to decrée	decernére
to foresée	prouidere
to misgrée	dissentire
to ouersée	superintendère
to ouersée	omittère

E ante B.
In ebbe.
A nebbe, beake	rostrum i
A webbe	tela ae
to ebbe	refluère
a cópwebbe	tela, aranea.
In eble.
Féeble	imbecillis e
A pebble, stone	calculus ti

E ante C.
In ecke.
A becke	nutus us, hie
A pecke	satum i
A specke	cento onis, hic
blecke, bleche	atramentum ti
to becke	nuère, annuere
to blecke, bletch	nigrare
In eckle.
A peckle,	macula e
a freckle	ne [...]us i
A speckle	macula ae
an heckle	pecten inis, hoc
to peckle	macular [...]
to speckle	idem
to heckle	pectère

Looke mo in E ante K.
In ecte.
A secte	secta ae
an afféct, affection	affectus us
an esséct, ende	effectus us
an ábiect	abiectus a
a defécte	defectus us
a prospéct	prospectus us
a respéct	respectus us
a suspéct	suspitio ônis
a súbiect	subditus subiectus a
to corréct	corrigère
to diréct	dirigère
to elécte	eligère
to detécte	detegère
to effécte	efficère
to neglécte	negligère
to obiéct	obijcère
to prospécte	prospicère
to protéct	protigère
to reféct	reficère
to reiéct	reijcere
to respéct	respicère
to suspéct	suspicari
to erécte	erigère
to af [...]éct	aff [...]cere
circumspect	circūspectus, cautꝰ
impér [...]ect	imperfectus, a
súbiect	subditus ta
vnpérfect	imperfectus a
In éece.
a néece	neptis tis haec
a fléece	vellus èris; hoc
a gréece	gradus dus, hic
a péece	pars partis, haec
a péece	massa ssae
to péece	sarcire, superaddere
In eche.
a bech trée	fagus gi, haec
a bréech	lumbare, femurale
a leche, surgeon	chirurgus gi
a leche	sanguisuga ae
to bleche	albicare
eche	omnis, quilibe [...]

E ante D.
In edde.
a bedde	lectus, cubile is, hoc
a sledde	traha hae
a wedde	pignus nòris, hoc
to shed	effundère
to shred	minuère
to wedde	ducére vxorem
to yedde, chide	iurgare
bredde	genitus, ortus ta
cledde	vestitus ta
ledde	ductus cta
redde	ruber bra
redde	lectus, a
shedde	fusus, effusus sa
shred	comminutus ta
sprede	stratus, pansus sa
a kýnred	cognatio, tribus, us
a húndred	centum
áged	annosus, senex nis
wáged	conductus ta
bágged	grauida dae
rágged	centosus sa
bárbed	phaleratus ta
bárded	idem
cánkred	ferruginasus a
cākred, froward	prauus a
cópped	cristatus ta
heded with yron	prapilatus ta
crabbed froward	prauus, iratus
crácked	rimosus, ruptus ta
cúrled	crispus pa
lettred	literatus ta
móuled	mucidus da
náked	nudus a
sláked	remissus a
spéckled	maculosus
pénned in	inclusus a
pénned, writ	conscriptus a
rúgged	pilosus a
vgged	foedus a
tágged	laciniatus, infulatꝰ
rágged	pannosus
gárded, cote	laciniatus a
guárded	communitus
lárded	lardo adipatus
wárded	munitus, stipatus
lópped	tonsus a
wrétched	miser, a
saúsed	conditus a
frýmmed vnnatural	aliénus a
shrewd	prauus, malignus
assúred	certus, securus a
defórmed	deformis e
flur [...]pped	labiosus a
indébted	are alieno, oppressas
indémned	indemnis e
lábelled	infulatus a
outknéed	varus a
outeyéd	strabus a, strabo
outbrésted	pectorosus a
outbélied	viscerosus a
outlípped	labiosus a
outbrówed	superciliosus a
visored	laruatus a
vnaduísed	inconsultus a
vnabáshed	imperculsus a
vnbéarded	imberbus bis, e
vnblamed	inculpatus a
beheaded	capite truncatus a
vnclipped	intonsus a
vncóyned	rudis e
vncómed	incomptus a
vncómmended	illaudatus a
vncómpanied	incomitatus a
vndécked	incultus a
vndefýled	inuiolatus a
vncúred	insanatus a
vndýed	non tinctus a
vndýned	impransus a
vnféthered	implumis e
vngránted	inconcessus a
vnhórned	incornis e
vnléarned	indoctus a
vnléttered	illiteratus a
vnléuened	infermentaceus a
vnmaried	coelebs ibis
vnmingled	immixtus a
vnórdred	inordinatus a
vnpácifyed	implacatus a
vnple ásed	idem
vnpólished	impolitus a
vnpráysed	illaudatus a
vnprepáred	imparatus a
vnprobáted	improbatus
vnprouíded	improuisus a
vnpúnished	impunitus a
vnremoued	immotus a
vnrenowned	incelebris e
vnrepáred	irreparatus a
vnreuóked	irreuocabilis e
vnsóked	insopitus a
vnsówed	insutilis e
vnspéckled	immaculatus a
vnspotted	immaculatus a
vnltérred	immotus a
vnstópped	inconsertus a
vnsúpped	incenatus a
vntámed	indomitns
vntásted	illibatus a
vntésted	intestatus a
vnthátched	intectus a
vntílled	incultus a
vntráded	insolens entis
vntrýed	improbatus a
vntrimmed	inconcinnus a
vntróubled	imperturbatus a
vntrússed	incompactus
vnwéaponed	inermus is, e
vnwátred	immaceratus ae
vnwémbed	immaculatus a
vnwýued	inuxoratus, coelebs
vnuáried	inuariatus a
vnuéwed	inaestimatus a
vnuówed	inuotiuus a
vnúsed	inusitatus a
vnwówed	impetitus a
vnwrápped	infasciatus a
vntóuched	intactus a
There be also many other that ende in ed, but namely of tvvo sortes, the one is of all pretertenses of verbes, both actiue and passiue: as
haue loued	amaui, isti, it
had redde	legeram as, at
bene blamed	culpatus fui
was tamed	domabar &c.
The other is of Participles of the pretertenses, vvich for the most part end in ed, as
loued	amatus, dilectus
prooued	probatus a
To these also may vve adde certain perticiples, vvhiche being formed of Substantiues, ende in ed, like participles, as,
headed of head	capitatus a
eyed, of eye	oculatus a
capped of cappe	piliatus a
coted of cote.	tunicatus
The latine of these for the most parte do ende in atus as the ex [...]mples declare
In edge.
y^e edge	acies ei, haec
an hedge	sepes is, haec
A pledge	obses ìdis, hic, haec
A wedge	clauus i
to edge	acuère
to hedge	sepire,
to pledge	oppignorare
to wedge	figère, firmare
a sledge	fistuca ae
a colledge	collegium i
a priuiledge	priuilegium i
knówledge	scientia ae
fóreknowledge	praescientia
to allédge	allegare
to acknówledge	agnoscere
In ede, or éed.
a déede	factum, actum,
drede	metus us, timor
héede	animanduersio
a rede	arundo ìnis, haec
séede	semen ìnis, hoc
spéede	expedimentum
a stéede	sonipes, equus
a thréede	filum i
a wéede	herba ae
méede	meritum ti
néede	opus, necessitus.
to bréede	gignère
to bléede	sanguinare
to dréede	[...]imêre, metuère.
to féede	alere, pas [...]ère.
to héede	aduer [...]ère
to méede	egére
to réede	legère
to shede	effunelère
to spéede	expedire, maturare
to thréede	acum filo inducère
to wéede.	aberuncare.
chíckwéede	anagallis idis, hic.
bloodwéede	polygonon ni, hoc
a misdéede	malefactum cti
to procéde	procèdere
to succéde	succedère
y^e breadth	latitudo dìnis
A B [...]dle.	lictor oris, hic.

E ante F.
In efte.
An efte	aspis idis, hic.
An heft	manubrium ij
theft	furtum ti
wefte, wofte.	stamen inis, hoc.
lelte	relictus cta
refte	raptus ta
sefte	cribratus ta
A shefte	remedium dij
clefte	scissus ssa
In efe, or éefe.
Béefe	bouina ae, bouilla ae
A gréefe	morbus, dolor
A séefe	cribrum bri
A théefe	sur uris, hic, haec.
bréefe	breuis e
théefe	precipuus a
a míschiefe	flagitium ij
a rel [...]fe	re [...]rigerium ij
to mischéefe	des [...]ruère
to reléefe	refrigerare.

E ante G.
In egge.
an egge	ouum, i
a clegge, slée.	solipunga ae
a legge	tibia ae
a pegge	clauus i
a tegge	damula ae
a steggander	Anser, èris hic
a wynd egge	ouum vrinum
y^e dregges	faex aecis, haec
to begge	mendicare
to egge	irritare.
In eight.
y^e height	altitudo, summitas
a sleight	vafrities ei, haec.
a weight	pondus, eris hoc
eight	octo
sleight, smooth.	politus ae
streight	rectus ae
to streight	dirigere
to feight	pugnare.
In egle.
an Egle	aquila lae
a begle	canickla ae
treacle	theriaca cae.
In ege.
a sége	obsideo ônis haec
sácrilege	sacrilegium i
A cóllege	collegium
to besége	obsidêre

E ante K.
In ecke.
A check	argutia ae
an heck, hatch	portella ae
A neck	ceruix îcis, hic
y^e wreck of y^e sea	naufragium i
to check	arguère
to deck	ornare
to flock	flectère
to wreck	vindicare.

Looke moe in E ante C.
In eke, or éeke.
A beke	rostrum i
A cheke	bucca ae
A creke, crick.	fissura ae
A léeke	porrum i
A reke of hay	strues is
y^e réek of fyer	fumus i
y^e teke of a bed	teca culcitariae
A wéeke	hebdomada ae
an eke	additamentum
eke	etiam, et (que)
méeke	humilis ae
séeke, sicke	aegrotus a
to eke	addère, augmentare
to séeke	quaerere
féngréek, herb.	foenum grecuns
A rébeke	fidicula ae
houseleke, herb.	sedum i
bráynseke	phreneticus a
drópsyseke	hydropicus a
frénseke	freneticus a
loúngseke	ptysicꝰ, pulmonicꝰ
spléneseke	spleneticus a.
Yet these ought rather to end in sick.

E ante L.
A bell	campana, nola ae
hell	barathrum, infernꝰ
A hell	mons ontis, hic
y^e fell of a shéepe	pellis is, haec
A shell	testa ae
A well	fons ontis, hic
A yel, cry.	vociferatio
an ell	vlna ae
A smel	odor ôris, hic
to fel	deijcère
to quel	pessundàre
to sel	vendère
to smel	olfacére
to spel	syllabam coponêre
to swel	turgescere, tumére
to tel	dicere, narrare.
to dwel	habitare
to wel iron	conflare
to yel	vociferare
fel, bitter.	acerbus a
wel	benè
A búndel	fasciculus i
A búshel	modius i
A búttel	meta ae, terminus i
A camel	camelus i
canel, spire.	cinamomum i
a canel of dogs.	canile is, hoc
a cánel, gutter.	canalis is, hic.
a cántel	pars, portio
a cástel	castellum i
a corbel, post.	mutulus, i
cáttel	boues, inmenta orū
a chápel	capella ae [...]sacellum.
a chánncel	sacrarium, sacehū
an háncel	prima pecuniae acceptio, primus dies f [...]uctus
a chésel	cellis is, haec
a cóbbel, dullard	haebes, bardus.
an hóbbel	idem
a cóckrel	paluster tri, hic
a cocknel	acersa ae, delicatꝰ, a
an hogrel	bidens entis, haec
a córstrel	mirgizo onis, hic
a bottel	obba bae
a dóttel	delinus ra
a dúmel	stupidus da
a fúnnel	fundibulum
a dúmmel	mutus a
a fárdel	sarcina nae
an hárdel	[...]rates lignea
fénel	feniculus li
féwel	combustile is, hoc
y^t gospel	cuangelium ij
an hóstel	hospicium ij
gréwel	ius ûris, hoc
gréneswel	erigeron, pappus i.
a grunsel	hypotheron i, hoc
a spányel	odorisequus canis
an hingel	cardo inis, hic.
a lingel	lingula lae
an hánuel	duarū literarū homo
an hórrel	libidinosus a
an hóuel	mandra drae
an héwell, bird.	vireo ônis, hic
y^e iowels of a	columnae arum
bridge
a iewel	iocale, monile is
y^e howelles of a	viscera rum
belly.
a kérnel	nucleus i
a kýdgel	fustis is
a lábel	insulu lae
a flábel	fiabellum i
a láyuel	libramen inis, hoc
laurel	laurus ri, haec
a líbel	libellus i
a lórel	nebulo, scurra ae
a sórel	lapathus i
a mácrel	scombrus i
a mínstrel	musicus, aulaedus
a mixel	stercorarium
a múngrel	spurius a
a mórsel	buccella ae, bolus i
a méusel	fiscella ae
a cáudel	potio ônis
an ote caudel	auenaceum i
an egge caudle	ouaceum i
a paýrel	putamen inis, hoc
a paýtrel	antiléna ae
a pánel	penula ae
a pántel	pedica ae
a pársel	particulae ae
a péstel	pilum, pistillum
a péwtrel	antiléna ae
a pickrel	lupellus i
a píncel	penicillum li
a pómel	polus i
a púddel	palus ûdis, haec
a quárel	calumnia ae,
a rébel	rebellis is, hic
réuel	luxus us
a rówel	rotula lae
a róundel	teretrum, circus i
rúbbel	rudus eris, hoc
a scórel	sciûrus i
sórel	lapàthus i
a shóuel	pala, sarculum.
a squírrel	sciûrus i
a stóppel	obstructorium
a társel	appendix icis, hic.
a timbrel	tympanum ni
týnsell	intertextus tus
A tówell	mantile lis, hoc
A trówell	rotula lè
trauell	labor oris, hic
A truell	thrulla lae
A túncell	aduolutorium
A vówell	vocalis lis, haec
A hándbell	tintinnabulum li
A rákehell	malus, tetricus a
iussell, meate.	minutal alis, hoc
appárell	apparatus tus
enámell	encaustrum
múscadell	mulsum apianum
óximell	acetum mulsum
pímpernel	bipenella ae
suppósell	opinio onis, haec.
Many other ende in ell, deriued of Substantiues, and be diminutiues. Looke there.
to excéll	excèllere
to expél	expellère
to fare wéll	benèualére
to kýdgell	fustigare
to leýuel	librare
to moósel	os obstruère
to quarél	calumniari
to rebéll	rebellare
to repéll	repellère
to réuell	luxuriare
to tráuel	laborare
to enámell.	encaustrare
Ther be diuers other that end in ell, namely Substātiues diminutiues: as
a kernell	nucleolus i
hogrel of hog	bidens entis,
cockrell of cock	galliculus li
sorel of sore	damula lae
Whose Latin dothe commonly ende in, ûlus, ellus. &c.
In elche.
A belche	ructus us
to belche	ructare
In elde.
to gelde	castrare
selde	rarò
In elfe.
pelfe	scruta orum
an else	satyrus, faunus n [...]
a shelfe	cortinale is, hoc
I my selfe	egoipse, egomet
thou thy selfe	tute, tuipse.
he himselfe	ille ipse
we oure selfe	nos ipsi, nosmet
ye your selfe	vosipsi, vosmet
they themselfe	illi ips [...].
In elk.
a whelk, push.	papula lae
a welk fishe	turbo ônis, hic.
In elme.
an elme	vlmus mi, haec.
an elne	vlna ne.
In elpe.
help	auxilium i
a shelp, fish.	tenia ae
a whelp	catulus i, catellus i
to help	auxiliare.
In elte.
A belt, girdle.	cingulum, baltheū.
A peit	pellis, is, hac
A felte	galerus i
A smelt, fish.	halecula ae
A welte	fimbria ae
to belt, gird.	cingère
to melt	liquefacere
to spelt corne	tundère, eglumare
to swelt, dye.	expirare
to welt. actinè.	euertère
to welt. neuter.	decidère
In elth.
y^e twelfth	duodecimus
welth	abundantiarerum
helth	salus ûtis, haec
stelth	surtum i
In elue.
to belue	potitare, deglutire.
twelue	duodecim
to delue	fodère.
In ele, or éele.
A béele	spelunca ae
a déele	portio, pars.
an éele	anguilla lae
an héele	calx cis, hic
A méele	coena nae
A péele	pala, scalmus i
A réele	alabrum i
steele	chalybs ybis, hic.
A wéele	nassa ssae
A whéele	rota tae
zéele	zelus li
to féele	sentire
to knéele	genua ponère
to péele	deglubere
to réele	nutare, vacillare.
to cele	caelare
to zele	zelare
In elde.
a féeld	ager gri
to réeld	dedère
a séquele	sequela le.
In em.
an hemme	fimbria ae
y^e stem or stalke	stemma stemmaetis,
of a thing,	hoc.
hempe	canabis is, haec.
a kemp, haire.	grandebala, ae
A wemb	macula lae
A temple	templum
to hemme	fimbriare
to stemme	tutubare
to kembe	comère
to tempt	tentare
to semble	simulare
to tremble	tremère
to assémble	adunare
to dissémble	dissimulare
to resémble	adsimulare, prae sè ferre
In eme.
A reame of paper	20. libri
A téeme	temo onis, hic.
bréeme	densus, sensibilis.
quéeme	aequus, compar.
to déeme	aestimare
to fléeme	fugare
to séeme	videri
A diadéeme	diadema atis, hoc.
extréeme	extremus a
to blasphéme	blasphemare
to estéme	aestimare
to redéme	redimère
to exémpt	eximère.

E ante N.
In en.
a denne	Antrum, spelūca ae
a fenne	palus ûdis, haec
an henne	gallina nae
men	homines num
a pen to wryte	calamus, penna
a penne, or coup.	caula a
a wenne	neuus i
a wrenne	regulus
to kenne, know.	noscère
tenns	decem
an álien	alienus na
a bórwen	cumulus i
a búrden	onus cris, hoc
a búrgen	germen inis, hoc.
a chésten	castanea a
a chéuen	laccia ae
a chícken	pullus li
ditten, herb	tondris is
a fréken	neuus ui
a gárden	hortus ti
a guárden	custos odis, hic
a wárden	volemum i
a griffen	grips ipis, hic
an háuen	portus us
a ráuen	coruus i
an irchen	histrix icis, haec
a kýtchen	culina nae
a dosein	duodeni ae
látten	aurichalcum i
A pátten	prototypon i, hoc
A péhen	paua uae
rósen	resina nae
a seóchen	tholos i, hic.
a tóken	arrae, signū, symbolū
véruen, herb.	verbéna ae
a séxten	aedituus i
a shýppen	bouile is, hoc
a slóuen	sordidus da
a slúdden	pedisequus, sanguisecus, canis
to búrden	onerare
to búrgen	germinare
to háppen	contingere
to hárden	obdurare
to hárken	auscultare
to léssen	minuère
to léuen	fermentare
to lighten	leuigare
to méeken	humiliare
to quícken	viuificare
to récken	ratiocinari
to níghten	aduesperascere
to ópen	patefacere, operire.
to shórten	abbreuiare
to sóften	mollire, linire
to sléken	extinguère
to stórken	congelari
to stréngthen	corroborare
to thréaten	minari
to vnbúrden	exonorar
to dísburden	idem
to examen	examinare
míscelden	viscus cum i
pármazen	parmensis caseus
vnsháken	inconcussus a
vnstríken	impecercussus a
vnstríden horss	inconsensus a
vnswéapen	informis me
vntroden	non calcatus
vnwóken	non laneus a
vnwrítten	non scriptus a
wórme eaten	vermicatus a
vnbidden	iniussus a
vnbroken	infractus a
A citizen	[...]is is hic, haec
bárren	sterilis [...]
broken	fractus a
cérten	certus ta
drúnken	ebrius a
brósten	ruptus a
flaxen	lineus a
frósen	[...]ongelatus a
gólden	aureus a
brasen	aeneus a
gótten	nactus a
gráuen	sculptilis le
heáuen	coelum li
knowen	cognitus ta
móulten	liquidus dae
nórthen	bor [...]alis le
óken	querceus ae
ópen	apertus, patens
ríuen	scissus, fissus a
rísen	ortus a
rótten	putridus dae
sáwen	satus a
séuen	septem
sháken	percussus a
sháuen	rasus a
sódden	lixus ae
solen	solennis n [...]
swolen	[...]gidus, tumidus.
táken	captus ta
whéaten	frumentaceus a
wóuen	textus ta
wrítten	scriptus ta
mylken	lacteus a
sylken	sericus a, by ssinꝰ [...]
clothen	panneus a
earthon	terreus a
1 There be also many other in en, of three kynds, the first i [...] of materials, that is to say, of such vvoords as signifie the substaunce vvherof a thing is made, as.
lynnen	lineus a
leaden	plumbeus a
woollen	laneus a
leatherne	pelliceus a
&c. The latine of these do ende in ens, as the examples declare.
2 The seconde kynde is of pretertenses of verbes, actiues, and passiues, and of participles, as,
haue beaten	slagellaui
bin beaten	flagellatus fui
beaten	flagellatus a
eaten	[...]sus a. &c.
3 The thirde kind is of certayn plucall numbers of nounes, as treen for trees, atbores. Stonen for stones, lapi des, housen for houses, aedes, iū. &c.
In ence.
a fence	desensio, vallum [...]
to fence	munire
hence	hinc
pence	denarij
sence	à quo, vnde
tense	tempus oris, hoc.
A defénce	desensio, vallum,
A defénce	apologia ae
expence	sumptus, expensum
dispénce	dispendium ij
éssence	essentia ae
insence	insensum si
A lícence	licentia ae
an offénce	offensio, offensa ae
A scíence	scientia, ae
A preténce	praetextus us
A présence	praesentia ae
prúdence	prudentia ae
A séntence	sententia ae
silence	silentia ae
aúdience	audientia ae
cénfidence	confidentia ae
cóngruence	congruentia ae
cónscience	conscientia ae
cóntinence	continentia ae
éloquence	eloquentia ae
euidence	euidentia ae
expérience	experientia ae
influence	influentia ae
innocence	innocentia ae
magnificence	magnificentia
négligence	negligentia ae
obédience	obedientia ae
pátience	patienti [...] ae
pestilence	pestilentia ae
preéminence	praeeminentia
préscience	praescientia ae
récompence	redditio, retributio
résidence	residentia ae
resistence	resistentia ae
réuerence	reuerentia ae
sápience	sapientia ae
víolence	violentia ae
vnpátience	impatientia ae
to récompence	rependère
to reuerence	reuerère
fránkinsence	themiama tis, hoc
If there be any moe, that end in ence they be substantiues deneminatiues formed of participles, and adiectiues in ens as.
sufficience	sufficientia ae
intelligeuce	intelligentia.
Of sufficiens, entis, and of intelligens, entis. which rule is to be folowed in all the other.
In enche.
A bench	scamnum ni
an enche.	vncia ae, latꝰ polle [...]
A tench fishe	tincha, ae
A trench	vallum i
A wench	puella ae
to quench	extinguere
to trench	vallare.
In ende.
an ende	finis, terminus.
A frende	amicus a
to bend	flectère
to blend, mixt.	miscêre
to lend	mutuare
to mend	emendare
to send	mittére
to shend	perdère, confundère
to spend	sumère
to tend	tendere, pertinére
y^e kalends	kalendae arum
próuende	pabalum i
a stípende	stipendium i
reuerénde	reuerendus a
to aménde	emendare
to ascénde	ascendere
to defend	defendere
to depend	dependére
to expénd	expendère
to exténd	extendère
to dispénde	dispendere
to enténd	intendère
to descénd	descendère
to offend	offendère
to perténde	pertendère
to porténd	portendère
to preténde	praetexere
to suspénde	suspendere
to vnbend a bow	remittère
to apprehénd	apprehendère
to condescénde	consentire
to comménd	commendare
to récommend	resalutare
to cémprchende	comprchendère
to réprehend	reprehendère.
In endle.
y^e trendle of a bed	rotula lae
y^e trendle of a mil	molucrum i
to trendle	rotare
In enge.
A frenge	lacinia ae, fimbriale
an orenge	malum punicum
to auenge	vlcisci
to reuenge	idem, vindicare
to calenge	vendicare
A callenge	vendicatie
In engthe.
the length	longitudo inis, haec
strength	vis robur ôris, hoc
In ens.
innocens	int orens entis
sapience	sopi [...]tia ae
All those that see [...]e lyke th [...]se to end in ens trust be vvritten in, [...]ce, and do belong to the terminacion, ence, that is aforesayd.
In ent.
bent, sinal rushes	lun [...]us i
A rent	redditus us
A tent	turunda ae
A vent	meatus us porus i
A ment, lane.	viculus, angiportꝰ.
A tent	tentorium, castrū.
to hent, snach	eripère, arripère.
to rent	laniare, lacerare.
bent	tensus sa
brent	combustus stae
gent, gentle.	mitis tae
lent	mutuatus a
ment	propositus a
rent	lacer ra rum
sent	missus a
spent	consumptus a
to vent	aperire, euacuare
shent	perditus a
A cásement	transenna, senestrae
A clýent	cliens entis
an intént	intentio, institutū
an áccent	accentus us
A séffement	possessio onis, haec
A frágment	fragmentum
A foúndment	colos l [...], anus ni
a gárment	vestimentum ti
indgement	iuditium ij
a márgent	margo inis, haec
a móment	momentum
an [...]ynctment	vnguentum ti
a paýment	solutio onis, haec
párchement	membrana ae
A parént	parens entis
y^e pauement	pauimentum i
ráyment	vestitus us
a sérpent	serpens entis
a tálent	talentum
y^e tálāt of an hauk	vngula lae
a tórment	tormētū, cruciat' i
a vestment	vestimentum ti
cément	caementum i
to ábsent	absentare
to áccent	accinère
to acquént	adsciscere
to dissént	dissentire
to frequent	frequentare
to inuént	inuenire
lamént	lamentari
to presént	praesentare
to preuent	deferbére
to relént	praeuenire
to repént	poenitére
to waymēt, lamēt	plangére
ábsent	absens entis
décent	decorus a
áccident	accidens entis
clément	clemens entis
féruent	feruidus a
fréquent	frequens entis
prúdent	prudens entis
sýlent	taciturnus a
vnként, vntaught	incorrectus a
vnspént	inconsumptus a
vrgent	instans, vrgens
an agréement	concordia a
an aduisement	deliberatio
y^e battilments	minae arum
a building	antae arum
y^e element	elementum
emolument	emolumentum
enóyntment	vnctio onis
an énrolement	inscriptio onis
entýcement	tentatio onis
an expediment	expedimentum
a diuident	diuidentia ae
y^e firmament	firmamentum
y^e embattlements	pinnae, antemnae.
an imbushment	insidiae arum
an impediment	impedimentum
an inchauntment	incantatio
an íncrement	incrementum
an inforcement	coactio
an ínstrument	instrumentum
A mércement	multa ae
A meriment	iocus i
y^e óccident	occidens entis, hic
y^e pónent	idem
y^e órient	oriens entis, hic
A norishement	nutrimentum
an ornameut	ornamentum
A púnnishment	poena nae
a ráblement	series rerum
A ráuishmente	rapina ae
A préferment	promotio onis
a remanent	residuum i
a presentment	presentatio onis
a sacrament	sacramentum
A president	praeses idis
A tenement	beneficium, ij
A toúrnament	hastae ludus
A párlament	senatus consultus
vériment	veritas atis
There bee also many Substantiues verbals besides these ending in ent, whose latine commonly endeth in amen amentum, en entium: as those that folow and such other.
A testament	testamentum i
A document	documentum i
A gouernement	regimen inis, hoc
A fragment	fragmen inis, hoc
auncíente	antiquus a
cóngruent	congruus a
benéuolent	beneuolus a
díligent	diligens, solers
díscontent	displicitus a
disobédient	inobediens
éloquent	eloquens entis
éminent	imminens entis
equíualent	aequiualens entis
éuident	euidens entis
éxcellent	excellens entis
fráudulent	fraudulentus a
ímminent	imminens entis
impátient	impatiens entis
ímpudent	impudicus a
imprúdente	imprûdens entis
íncident	incidens entis
incóntinent	incontinens entis
inconuénient	incongruus a
indifferent	indifferens entis
magnificent	magnificus a
négligent	negligens entis
obédient	obediens entis
omnípotent	omnipotens entis
pátient	patiens entis
pénitent	poenitens entis
pérmanent	permanens entis
péstilent	pestilens entis
prceminente	praeeminens entis
prouident	prouidus a
resident	residens entis
réuerent	reuerendus a
cónuenient	conueniēs, aptus a
sapiente	sapiens entis
vnconuenient	absurdus a
vndiligent	incurius a
vneloquent	ineloquens entis
vneuident	ineuidens entis.
In enth.
y^e leuenthe	vndecimus a
y^e seuenth	septimus a
y^e tenth	decimus a
y^e thirtéenth	decimus tertius
y^e fourtenth	decimus quartus,
y^e fiuetenth	decimus quintus
y^e sixtenth	decimus sextus
y^e seuententh	decimus septimus
y^e eightenth	decimus octauus
y^e ninetéenth.	decimus nonus
In ene, or éene
A Quéene	Regina nae
A scréene	scrinium ij
trne	cura, moeror
to wéen, suppose.	opinari
gréene	viridis e
kéene	feruidus da
shéene	clarus a
beséne	visus a
betwéne	inter
nyneténe	nouendecim
seuentéene	septendecim
thirténe	tresdecim
vnséne	ignarus a
selfegréene	semper viuum
fourtéene	quatuordecim
fyuetéene	quindecim
sixtéene	sexdecim
eyghtéene	octodecim

E ante P.
In eppe.
A steppe	gradus us, passus us
A skeppe, a measure of corne.
neppe, herb.	nepeta ae
to steppe	gradi, gressꝰ ponere
In éepe or epe.
A shéepe	ouis is, haec
slépe	somnus ni
to chéepe	pipilare
to créepe	repère
to kéepe	seruare
to péepe	inspicere
to sléepe	dormire
to stéepe	macerare
to swéepe	scopare
to wéepe	flère
déepe	altus a, profūdus a
In ept.
to accépt	acceptare
to excépt	excipère
a késlep, renet bag	coaegulum i
A precépt	praeceptum
to intercépt	intercipère
except	ni, nisi.
In eple.
A stéeple	campanile, is, hoc
y^e people	populus i, plebs.

E ante R.
In erre.
a sterre	stella ae
her	illa, illius
ner	propior us
to erre	errare
an aker	iugerum ri
a baker	pistor oris
an alder trée	alnus i, hic
amber	ambra ae, electrum,
an anker	anchora rae
an áncher	anachorita ae
A brasier	aerarius a
a glasier	hyalargus i
ánger	ira ae
an árcher	sagitarius, arquites
a bácheler	coelebs, agamus.
a bácheler of arts	artium, cādidatus.
a badger	grumus i
a banner	signum, vexillum.
a manner	mos, modus di
a beuer, beast.	meles itis, hic
a beuer, drinck.	potatiuncula ae
a bilder, horse.	equulus, equila
a bitter, bird.	busio onis, hic
a blader	vesica cae
a ladder	scalà ae
a blister	pusula ae, vlcus
mister	egestas, inopia ae
a butcher	lanius i, carnifex
Amóucher	manduco onis, hic
A bólster	ceruical alis, hoc
A bróker	proxeneta ae, pararius
A bróther	frater tris, hic
A móther	mater, tris, haec
A bútler	clipeus, parma
bútter	butyrum i,
A gútter	canalis is, hic
the canker	cangrena ae,
the canker on iron	ferrugo inis, haec
A carter	auriga ae,
A martir	martyr yris,
A kater	opsonator trix,
A slater	tector oris,
A Céder trée	cedrus i, haec
the cénter	centrum i,
cháffer	merces is, haec
an háifer	iuuencula e,
A chámber	cubiculum i,
A chápter	capitulum i,
A chárger	lanx ancis, haec
A chárter	diploma àtis, hoc
chafter (herbe)	vitex îcis, hic
A chánceler	cancellarius i,
A chánter	cantor oris, hic
chóler, humor.	cholera ae,
A coller	collare is, hoc
A cýpher	circulus i,
A stýfer	stater éris, hic
A clápper	lingua campanae,
A flapper	flabellum, i
císsers	forfeculae arum,
clíuers, herbe.	rubea minor
A clíster	clyster éris, hic
A clóyster	claustrum i,
an óyster	ostrea ae,
a clúster of graps	botrus i,
a clúster of nuts	cumulus i,
a cóbler	sartor oris, hic
a cóffer	cistella s [...]rinium
a cólier	carbonarius i,
a cónger	congrus er, i,
húnger	fames is, haec
cópper	cuprum i,
y^e hópper of a mil	insimdibulum
a crópper	postilena ae,
a corner	angulus i,
a crowner	coronator, questor,
	paricidius,
a coulter	culter i, hic
a courser	equus admissarius,
a courtier	aulicus a,
a dágger	sica, pugio ônis,
a brágger	gloriosus iactator,
daunger	periculum i,
a maunger	presepium i,
a dinner	prandium i,
a pýnner	claustrinus i,
a daúghter	filia, naua ae,
a draper	vestiarius i
Easter	pascha àtis, hoc
an elder trée	alnus i, haec
an éwer	imbrex icis, haec
an adder	coluber i,
madder	rubea tinctorium
an amner	clemosinarius i,
an answer	responsum i,
a gransier	auus i,
a beggex	mendicus i,
a bírder	auceps ùpis, hic
a border	terminus, finis
órder	ordo inis, hic
A brácher	brachiale is, hoc
A rácer	scalprum i
cámpher, herb.	camphora ae
an hámper	calathus i
A skýnner	pellio onis hic
A letter	littera ae
A fetter	compes edis, hic
A setter	positor oris
A tetter	petigo inis haec
A schóler	scholaris is, hic
A tóller	telon onis, hic
A róller	cylindrus i
A sóller	solarium i
A córier	coriarius i
A dresser, tbale.	mensa culinaria
A presser	pressorium i
A fármar	beneficiarius i
A chármer	incantator
A fáther	pater tris, hic
A fether	pluma mae
a fester	festuca, penna nae
a tester	canopus i
a feuer	febris is, haec
a leuer	vectis is, haec
fýer	ignis is, hic
a squýer	armiger i
hýer	merces édis, haec
mýer	limus i, lutum
a shýer	comitatus us
a sýer	senior, pater.
a wýer	filum aereum
a fynger	digitus i
a singer	cantor oris
a fluter	auloedus i
a luter	citharedus i
a flóunder	pectunculus
a boúnder	terminator
a bówer	conclaue is, hoc
a flowre	flos oris, hic
an hówre	hora ae,
power	virtus, potestas,
a showre	nymbus i, imber is
a tówre	turris is, haec
a wówer	procus i
fódder	pabulum li
a módder	pupa, puella
a ródder	anquiromagus
a fósper	vestigium i
a fóster	saltuarius i
an hostler	caupo, stabularius
a fúdder	plaustrum oneratum
a rúdder	rutabulum
an vdder	vber eris hoc
a fúller	fullo onis hic
a gáyler	custos, carcerariꝰ
a rayler	rabula lae
a táyler	vestiarius i
a gander	anser eris, hic
a lánder	lotrix îcis haec
a sclander	scandalum li
a chandler	sebator, cādelarius
a garner	granarium, frumentarium.
a garter	subligar aris
a quarter	quarta ae
a gylder	pedica ae
gynger	zynziber, hoc
a syster	soror ôris, haec
a glyster	clyster eris, hic
grámmer	grammatica ae
an hámmer	malleus i
a rammer	fistuca ae
a grater	tritorium i
a wáter	aqua ae
a gripper	harpax agis
a slipper	calopodium ij
	crepida ae
a grósser	aromacopola ae
groser	idem, polypola ae
an halter	capistrum i
a psalter	psalterium i
a salter	salarius i
an heyer	haeres édis hic
a mayre	maior, praetor
a prayer	oratio preces
a hóokster	caupo ônis, hic
an hoóper	victor oris
a kercher	peplum, tenia
a pylcher, fish.	mena ae
a keuer	operculum i
a larder	carnarium ij
a lauer	lauacrum, imbrex
hauer	auéna ae
a lawyer	iurisconsultus i
a mawer	seuiseca ae
a tawer	alutarius a
laughter	risus us
slaughter	caedes is, haec
lether	aluta ae, corium
a pedder	circuitor oris
y^e wether	aura ae, tempestas
a lymmer	hybrida ae
a lyuer	hepar áris, hoc
a lópster	gammarus
a lúbber	mediastinꝰ, tardꝰ.
a rúbber	tritorium
lúker	lucrum, quaestꝰ us
a mazer	patera ae
a lazer	leprosus ae
a razer	nouacula ae
a masker	laruatus a
a tasker	taxator oris
a playster	pharmacum i
a maister	magister, deminꝰ
a taster	gustator oris
a matter	materies res causa
a water	aqua ae
a medlar, aple.	mepilum i
a pedler	circuitor
y^e embers	fauilla ae
a member	membrum i
a mercer	mercator trix
a meuer, fishe.	mena e
a miser	miser a
y^e gizer of a bird	ingluuies ei
a byter	mordicꝰ a, mordax
a myter	mitra ae
a wryter	scriptor scriba ae
A monster	monstrum i
a muffter	focale is hoc
a ruffier	elatus a lasciuus
murder	homicidium i
a númber	multitudo inis haec
a slumber	sopor oris, hic
ócker	vsura ei foenus
óker	ochra e
an ótter	lutra e
a potter	figulus i
a palmer in schole	ferula ae
a palmer, strāger.	peregrinus i
a pánter	panthêra ae
a pantrer	panarius
páper	charta ae
a taper	caereus i
a parker	saltuarius i
a partner	particeps is, hic haec
pepper	piper eris, hoc
a pillor	columna nae
pincer	forpeculae arum
a plaister for a sore	emplasticum
a pismer	formica ae
a pitcher	vrceus i
a playster for walling	camentum
a wayster	fustis, baculus i
a plóuer	vpupa ae
a cóuer	operculum
a porter	ostiarius ij
a pótter	figulus i
powder	puluis èris
poulder	idem
a shoulder	humerus ri
a poulter	auiarius i
moulter	emolumeutum i
a quauer	octaua pars mēsurae
	terminꝰ musicꝰ
a quiuer	pharetra ae
a rýuer	riuulus, fluuius
a rafter	tigillum i
a ramper	remex icis, hic
a rapier	ensis is, haec
a roper	restio, onis, hic
y^e rother of a ship	gubernaculum
a roder	anquiromagus i
a saúcer	patena ae
sauder	ferrumen inis, hic
a scoler	scholaris is, hic
a sclander	scandalum
slaughter	caedes is, haec
a scraper	scralprum i
a scúller	scapharius i
myster, nede.	carentia ae, opus
a lifter, forke.	suscina nae
a shiuer of a broken thing	fragmentum
sýluer	argentum ti
a sýnder	scoria ae
slýdder	pruina nae
slúbber	limus i
sommer	aestas atis, haec
a sumpter	sarema ae, bulga.
a sowter	sutor calcearius
a spyder	araneus i
a strayner	cola, colum li
a stranger	peregrinus ni
a stutter	balbus ba
a supper	coena nae
a tapster	promus mi
a tatter	panniculus li
y^e thunder	tonitruus i
a wonder	miraculum
a tyger	tygris idis
tymber	meremium, tignū.
týnder	incendium i
a týnker	sartor aerarius
a tinkler	idem
trappers	phalarae arum
a túter	tutor oris, hic
a fluter	aulaedus i
a twinter	bidens entis
a printer	chalcographus i
a wynter	hyems emis haec
a viner	vinitor oris, hic
a víntner	oenopola, viniuêdus
a viper	vipera ae
a vóyder	lanx ancis, haec
an vsher	ostiarius, hypodida scalꝰ
a waffer	placenta ae
a wáger	pignus oris, hoc
a wicker	vimen inis, hoc
y^e wether	aura ae
to daunger	periclitari
to differ	differre, prolongare
to défer	differre, discrepare
to énter	intrare
to vénter	periclitari
to bícker	velitare
to chatter, prate	garrire
to scatter	dispergère
to clatter prate	balbutire
to flatter	adulari
to bátter walles	demo [...]iri muros
to wáter ground	irrigare
to wáter fish	macerare
to water an horse	potare, adaquare
to númber	numerare
to cúmber	interturbare
to hóuer	eminere
to cóuer	operire, velare
to dádder	trepidare
to fáther	patrem nominare
to gáther	colligère
to féther	plumare
to fyér	incendere, accēdere
to hýre	conducère
to týre	fatigare
to floūder, stūble.	cespitare
to poúnder	tritumare
to flowre	florére
to pówre	fundere
to fódder	pabulari
to fóster	pascère
to fúrther	expedire
to múrder	intersi [...]ere
to garter hose	succingère caliga
to mártyr	martyrem sacere
to glister	splendére
to mister, lack	egére
to hýnder	impedire
to húnger	esurire
to héuer	operire
to sheuer	minutine s [...]indere
to línger	languére
to loyter	lang [...]ére, tardare
to lówer	caperare frontem
to lúker	lucrari
to maister	superare, subigere
to plaister a sore	phar macū adhibére
to mútter	mussitare
to plaiffer a wall	gypsare, caemētare
to bútter	butyrare, butyrum addere
to vtter	proferre, pronūciare
to óffer	offerre
to próffer	idem.
to pámper	indulgére
to hamper	fustigare
to pénter	ponderare, librare
to pouder	condire, sallère
to prosper	prosperare
to quáuer a note	vibrare
to quiuer	trepidare
to haue liefer	malle
to render	reddere, recensere
to sáuer	conferruminare
to sclander	scandalizare
to wander	vagari, errare
to seuer	seperare, seiungere
to snápper	titubare, cespitare.
to stágger	titubare, vacillare
to stámber	titubare
to stúrter	titubare
to suffer	pati, sufferre
to súnder	seperare, seiungere
to thunder	tonitare
to wónder	mirari
to témper	temperare
to tender	zelare, suffragari
to tótter	mutare, vacillare
to whýsper	mussitare
to wýnter	hybernare
an aduouterer	adulter
A bárgander	vulpancer eris
y^e belwether	veruex sectarius
A cálender	kalendarium ij
A carpenter	faber lignarius
A cellerer	pincerna, promus i
A chanceler	cancellarius i
A clopsterer	claustrarius i
A cordweiner	calcearius i
Decémber	Decembis ris, hic
A demeaner	gestus us
A fláxener	linarius i
A fálconer	accipitrarius i
A fórainer	extraneus a
y^e forefinger	index icis, hie
A forefather	protopater tris, hic
A gardener	hortulanus ni
A gélofer	garrophyllus i
A gourmander	māduco, beluo onis
A górmander	idem, edax acis
A grándfather	auus i
A grandmother	auia a
gunpóuder	puluus factitius
an harbager	hospitator trix
an householder	paterfamilias
an inholder	hospes, caupo onis
an imbroderer	acupictor oris
A iúniper trée	iuniperus i, haec
lauander	nardus i, haec
lauander cottē	sautonicum i
A limiter	limitator oris
manslaughter	homicidium i
A maryner	nauta ae, hic, nauita, a,
miniuer	armiliū i
A messanger	nuncius ij
A milhópper	infundibulum i
A minister	minister i
October	October bris, hic
an officer	officialis
an oýsier	coix icis, vimē inis
A pomander	diapasma atis, hoc
A potanger	patella ae
A prologer	prologus i
A prisoner	captiuus, argastulꝰ
prouender	pabulum i
A quérister	chorusca ae, hic
quicksiluer	argentum viuum
A rauener	rapax, heluo onis
A reteyner	cliens entis
A ringpigger	potator, bibax acis
A ringleader	praesultor, dux
September	Septembris is, hic
A sepulchre	sepulchrum i
sýnoper	minium i
A soiórner	accola, inquilinus [...]
A sophister	sophista ae, hic
A sórcerer	praestigiator
A stationer	stationarius i
A stépfather	vitricus i
A stépmother	nouerca ae
A stépdaughter	priuigna ae
A táuerner	oenopola ae, caupo
A treasorer	thesaurarius i
A treageter	proditor oris
a trúmpeter	tubicina nae
a víllager	villicus i
a waghálter	furcifer, perditus.
a wárrier	miles itis, hic
wárreyner	viuarius i
alabáster	alabastrum i
an astronomer	astronomus i
a commissioner	missus, legatus.
an extórtioner	exactor oris
córiander	coriandrum i
an háberdasher	minutarius i
a historiógrapher	historiographus
a nicrómancer	magus, praestigiator
A gallowclapper	furcifer
a philosopher	philosophus i
In erbe
an herb	herba ae
a verb	verbum bi
In erche.
a perche	ames itis, hic
a serch	scrutinium i
In erd.
a berd	barba ae
a herd, kéeper,	pastor ôris
an herd of cattell	grex egis, hic
a swerd	gladius i
a glóberd	lampyris idis, hic
a shéperd	opilio onis, hic
a ásseherd	asinarius i
aserd	timidus a
In erke.
a clerke	clericus i
a ierk	verber eris, hoc
a sperke	scintilla a
to herke	auscultare
In erle.
an Erle	comes it is, hic
a wherle	spondilus i.
In erne.
a cherne	fidelia ae
ferne	filix icis, haec
an herne	ardea ae
y^e kerne of a nut	nucleus i
a wherne	molatrina ae
y^e sterne of a ship	gubernaculum i
sterne, fierce.	ferus a
to gerne	ringére
y^e gisern or giser of a bird	ingluuies ei
to erne	moereri, lucrari
to lerne	discère
sýsterne	sorores rum
a césterne	cisterna ae
a gyterne	fidicula ae
a lánterne	laterna ae
a pasterne	talus i
a patérne	prototypon i, hoc
a táuerne	taberna nae
to decerne	decernère
to discerne	discernère
to sowerne	accscère
éasterne	orientalis e
wésterne	occidentalis e
nórtherne	borialis e
sóutherne	australis e
Séuern a riuer	sabina ae
In erse.
an herse	monumentum i
A verse	versus us
A serse	scrutinium i
to perse	penetrare
peruerse	peruersus a
diuerse	diuersus a
to disperse	dispergere
to rehérse	recensere
In erste.
erste	antè, priùs
merste	proximus a
In erte.
to conuert	conùertere
to díuert	diuertère
to peruerte	peruertère
to subuérte	subuertère
to transuérte	transuertère
to depárte	decedére
expért	expertus a
A dyzert, player	histrio onis, hic
A desért	desertum ti
A philbert trée	corylus i, hic
A filberte, nutte,	auellana ae
malapert	impudès, audaculꝰ
vnexpert	inexpertus
In erth.
derth	caritas âtis
y^e herth of a fyer	focarium i
A gerth	cingulum i
In erue.
A wherue	spondilus li
to kerue, graue	sculpère
to kerue meate	resecare, struère
to serue	seruire
to sterue actiue.	cibum subducere
to sterue neuter.	perire, interire
to conserue	conseruare
to desérue	demeréri
to presérue	preseruare
to resérue	reseruare
to deliuer	liberare
to deliuer to one	tradère
to dismember	deartuare
to embróder	acupingere
to encounter	se apponere
to encómber	interturbare
to engénder	ingignère
to gúrmander	abligurire
to perseuer	perseuerare
to recouer	recuperare
to regester	inscribere
to séquester	sequestrare
to surrender	resignare
to wyther	arescere, deflorere
propre	proprius a
familier	familiaris e
sýnister	sinister a
vnpróper	improprius a
vnsúre	incertus ta.
Ther be many other in er, the vvhich vve omit for breuities sake, namely of three kyndes. The first kynd is of the comparatiue degree as harder, durior, of hard, durus: softer, mollior, of softe mollis: vvhiter albior, of vvhite albus: blacker, nigrior, of black niger. &c. The second kynd is of noune substā tiues verbals, aunsvvering to the latins in tor and trix: as of make facio, maker factor: of bake pinsere, baker, pistor: of heare, audio, hearer, auditor [Page]of rede, lego, reder, lector, &c. The third kynd is of them that aunsvver to the latins, called gentiles: as
of Lōdon, Lōdoner.	Londinensis
of Louan, Louaner,	Louaniensis.
of Bristow, bristoner,	Bristoniensis.
of Preston, Prestoner,	Praestonensis
of Britayn, Britaner,	Britannus.
of Rome, Romaner,	Romanus. &c.
Where note that this laste kynde is both of countre is & cities, and their latine in ensis, and anus, as the examples declare.
In ere.
bere	potus lupinatus
rere	recens entis
there	ibi, istic
where	vbi
here	hic
syncére	syncerus ra
nowhere	nullubi, nusquam
somwhere	alicubi
euerywhere	vbiquam

E ante S.
In esse.
y^e chesse	tesserarius ludus
a gesse	coniectura ae
a presse for wine	torcular aris hoc
a stresse taken	pignoratio
a stresse, endenor	conatus us
cresse	nasturtium i
a presse for cloths	pressorium i
a presse for backs	praelium lij
to blesse	beare, benedicère
to dresse cloth	concinnare
to dresse meate	parare, coquere
to dresse y^e haire	ornare, comere
to gesse	coniecture
to dresse a wound	curare
to presse	praemere
to stresse	stringere
yes	i [...], etiam, sic est
lesse	minor us
an almes	eleemosyna nae
bálesse	saburra ae
A cadesse, bird.	monedula ae
A burgesse	municeps ipis, hic
A búttresse	fulcimentum
cóppresse	chulcantum i
A díocesse	diocesis esios, haec
A distresse	pignoris captio distractio
an empresse	imperatrix tricis
an excesse	excessus us, hic
an áccesse	accessus us
an abbesse	abbatissa ae, haec
canmésse	canabis is, haec
cánuesse	idem. cannabū, i
A countesse	comes ìtis, haec
A fortresse	vallum i
A haggesse	tucétum i
harnesse	arma orum, haec
largesse	largitas atis, haec
lawlesse	illex icis, com.
A lionesse	leena, ae, haec
maistresse	domina, magistra
mattresse	culcitra ae, haec
A mortresse	cumphus i, hic
A mórtesse	idē, incastratura ae
A pórtesse	portiforiū breuiariū
A pórtcullésse	cataracta ae
a pórpesse	phoca ae
a prócesse	processus us
a prógresse	progressus us
a próphetesse	prophetissa ae
sicknesse	aegritudo, morbus i
successe	successus us
týrlesse [...]	cancelli orum
a lattesse	idem.
lettesse	lactuca ae
a wildernesse	solitudo inis
a wítnesse	test is is, hic haec
wódwesse	glastum i
a redrésse	reformatio onis
to digrésse	digredi, diuerti
to distrésse	distrahère
to exprésse	exprimere
Loke for mo vvords of E ante S, and E ante T, after E ante V.

E ante T.
In ette.
a iet or toy	gestus us, iocus i
a lette	impedimentum i
a nette	rete is, hoc
a sette	planta ae
spet or spetting	sputum i
a tette	papilla ae, vber
to fet, or fetch	adferre
to flete	plicare
to get issue	gignére
to get goods	acquirère
to get or obtein	nancisci, consequi
to iette	gestire
to lette	impedire
to mete or mesure	metiri
to sette	ponère, statuère
to sette plantes	plantare
to spette	spuère
to whette	acuére, vibrare.
to yette metal	fundere, liquefacere
hette	calefactus a
sette	positus a
sette	plantatus a
yet	tamèn, attamèn.
a bonette	birrus i, pileus i
a bracelet	brachiale is, hoc
an aglette	bracteolum i,
a bouget	scriniolum i
a bucket, beame	tollo ônis, hic
a bucket, vessel.	mergus oris, hoc
bragget, drink.	promulsis idis, haec
a bragget, post	mutulus i
a fagget	fascis is, hic
a carpet	tapes etis, hic
a cornet, pipe	meluina tabia
a flasket	līteariū viminaceū
a casket	scriniolum i
a closet	conclaue is, hoc
a couerlet	stragulum i
chamblet, cloth.	sericum vndulatū
an hatchet	securis is, haec
a basket	cophinus i, sporta ae
y^e renet for chese	coagulum i
benet, herb.	garyophyllata ae
a genet of Spayne	astur equus
a linnet bird	acanthis idis, haec
a billet	cala ae
a phillet, band.	vitta ae, tenia ae
a phillet of flesh	musculus i
a byrlet, tyring	calantica ae
a ferret	furo onis, viuerra
gárrettes	proiecta, orum
A párret	psitacus i
an helinette	cassis idis, haec
a triuette	tripes, edis, hic
a reuette	clauus i
a pártlet	strophium i
a múllet	mullus, i, trigla.
a púllet	pullus i
a pellet	glans, globulus
veluet	scricum villosum
a plánet	planêta ae
a plúmmet	plumbétum
a rúndlet	semicadus i
a póet	poêta ae
a póppet	pupa, pupus
a púppet	idem
a pócket	sacculum i
a róchet	rubellio onis, hic
a póstnet	vrceolus i
a pósset	ceruisia lacte calefacta
a prícket	subulo onis
a wýsket	sportula ae
a thícket	dumètum i
a wicket	portella ae
próset	vtilitas atis
a púrsnet	funda ae, haec
qúiet	quies etis, haec
ríet	intemperantia ae
réspet	respectus us
scárlet	coctus i
a várlet	verna nae
súet	liquamen inis, hoc
a púet	phalaris idis, hic
a signet, seale.	sigillum i
a Cígnet	cignus i
a strúmpet	scortum i
a súrfet	crapula ae
a táblet	bulla ae
a cháplet	corona ae
a týppet	stola ae
a trippet	tripus odis, hic
a bánket	conuiuium i
a blanket	lodix lanea
a básnet	cassida ae
a dóublet	diplois idis, hic
a créket	salamandra ae
an égret	asterias adis, hic
an émmet	formica ae
an éuet	lacertus ti
a gánnet, bird.	penelops opis,
a skýllet	patella ae
búrnet, herb.	prunella ae
a réuet	clauus i
a góbbet	bolus i
a goblet	cyrnea, phiala
a górget	torques is, hic, haec
a gántlet	manica firrea
a fróntlet	frontale is, hoc
y^e gúllet	lingula, gula [...]
a púllet	pullus i
an húlet or oule	vlula ae
A iacket	tunica ae
A racket	reticulum
A tácket	clauulus a
iunkéts	bellaria orum
A látchet	corrigia ae
a rátchet	superpelliceum
A lýueret	lepusculus i
A mállet	tudes etis, haec
a wállet	mantica ae
In etche.
bletche	atramentum i
a vetche	mos, consuetudo.
A fetch	idem.
A wretch	miser ae
to fetch	afferre
to reche	distendi
to stretch	distrahere
In eth.
y^e twenteth	vigesimus
y^e thirteth	trigesimus a
y^e forteth	quadragesimus a
y^e sifteth	quinquagesimus a
y^e sixteth	sexagesimus a
y^e seuenteth	septuagesimus a
y^e eighteth	octogesimus a
y^e ninteth	nonagesimus a
y^e hundreth	centesimus a
benethe	infrà
vnderneth	infrà, inferiùs
Note also that all the third persons of the present tenses of verbs actiues and of verbs neuters, do ende in eth as,
he loueth	amat
he redeth	legit
he teacheth	docet
In ete, or éete.
A bete	beta ae
A blete	blitum i
y^e féete	pedes
gréete	sabulum, i
A sheete	lodix linea
hete	gelu u
to fléete	superferri
to gréete, wéepe.	lachrymari
to gréete one	salutare
to méete	obuiare
to wet	humectare
A shéete of paper	ītegra, lata chartae
swete	dulcis e
wéete	humidus da
Mahúmet	mahumetes is, hic
to replete	replere
to repete	repetere
discrete	discretus, prudens
expléte	expletus a
complete	completus a
replete	repletus a
sécrete	secretus a
A sécrete	secrétum i
méete	aptus a, idoneus ae
Wher note that mete is also the signe of some vrebals in bilis, and of paticipials in dus as
mete to beloued,	amabilis e.
méete to be red,	legendus a.
And so forth of others.
In eth.
to séeth. actiue.	bullire
to séethe. neuter	lixare, coquére
to téethe	decimare
eth	facilis e
vnéth	difficliis e
téeth	dentes ium
beneth	infrà, subtus

E ante V.
gréue	dolor, molesté
A reeue	villicus i
A sleeue	manica ae
leue	venia a, licētia ae
beléeue	fides ei, haec
to cleue	scindère, findere
to gene	dare, conferre.
to gréeue	molestare
to beleeue	credère
to forgeue	dimitiere, ignoscère
to releue	reficere, re [...]uare
These can not bee vvritten in, tvvo, loke the nore of a [...].
Here folovve certaine vvords omitted before of E ante S, and E ante T.
to hárnesse	arm [...]re
to opprésse	opprimère
to possesse	possidére
to professe	profiteri
to redresse	reformare
to représse	reprimére
to supprésse	supprimère
to transgrésse	transgredi
to witnesse	contestari
There be also many other that end in nesse, deriued of adiectiues, called of grāma [...]ians substantiues denominatiues, and must besought in the place of adiect [...]iues in the order of me [...]e if ye vvill: as of bay, baynesse: of gay, gaynesse: of glad gladnesse: of bad, badnesse. &c. Where it is to be noted, that though many vvrite this termination in, nes, as goodnes, blacknes shortnes, &c. yet it is better to vvrite them in nesse, as goodnesse, blacknesse, shortenesse. &c. Yea else some vvold rede gredines, for gredinesse, lavv lines, for lavv linesse. &c. tvvo sillables for three, the latine of these end in tas, tudo, cies, cia, ies, [...]a [...] es, is also a termination conmonly of the plurall number of substantiues, & be so many plural as there be substātiues singular, as stone, stones bone, bones, vvay, vvayes, day, dayes &c. There be moreouer many vvords that ende in lesse, and be adiectiues, signifying lacke of that vvhich the substantiue signifieth, as in these that follovv.
heárdlesse	imberbis a
cáre esse	incurius a
éndlesse	infinitus ae
hármelesse	innocuus ae
hár borlesse	inhospitus ae
láwlesse	illex [...]is
mércylesse	immisericors ordis
fátherlesse	orbus patre
mótherlesse	idem, orphanus a.
páynlesse	indolens entis
partlesse	expers ertis
récklesse	negligens entis
shamelesse	impudicus a
stréngthlesse	infirmus ae
tóothlesse	edentulus ae
tónguelesse	elinguis e
wítlesse	demens entis
néuerthelesse	nihilominus
The Latine of these bee compounded vvith in, e, de, ex, as in the examples: or else may be rendred by the preposition sine, or absque, as
headlesse	sine abs (que) capite
foótelesse	sine abs (que) pede
eyelesse	sine oculo
heerlesse	sine capillo
In eshe
[...]leshe	caro arnis, ha [...]
A resh	inn [...]us i
weshe	l [...]tium i
to thresh	triturare
freshe, new.	recens entis
fresh, vnsalted.	insulsus a
neshe	tener a
to refré he	recreare, refrigerare
In este.
A brest	pectus oris, hoc
A chest	cista ae
A crest	crista ae
A guest	hospes tis, hic, haec
an hest, promisse	promissio onis
A nest	nidus i
A quest	inquisitio onis haec
rest	requies ei, haec
y^e west	occidens entis, haec
y^e wrest of y^e hād	metacarpion i
A wrest for an instrument	plectrum
to nest	nidulari
to rest	requiescère
to wreste	torquére
best	optimus a
blest	beatus a
prest	paratus a
lest	ne, ne forte
A behést	promissio
A bequést	logatum i
A cónquest	acquisitio onis
A fórest	nemus oris, hoc
háruest	messis is, haec
ínterest	possessio onis
A rédbrest, bird.	erithacus i
A requést	rogatus us
A témpest	procella ae
to bequést	legare
to behést	promittere
to cónquest	potiri acquirere
to digest	digerere
to dishónest	dehonestare
to fyest	pedère
to hónest	honestare
to inhónest	in vel dehonestare
to manifést	manifestare
to molést	molestare
to protést	protestari
to suggést	suggerere
dishónest	inhonestus a
vnhónest	idem, improbus
éldest	maximus natu
éarnest	serius a, feruidus ae
fewest	paucissimi ae
fúrthest	vltimus a
hónest	honestus, probus ae
ínmost	intimus a
mánifest	manifest us a
módest	modestius, pudicus
vndigést	inconcoctus a
immódest	immodestus.
Est is also the terminacion of the second persons singular of the present tenses of all verbes actiues and neuters as.
thou louest	amas
thou readest	legis
thou playest	ludis
thou prayest	or as, &c.
This must be considered in metring and in coniugating verbes of the actine and neuter signification. Est is also the sign of the superlatiue degree: as of fayre, fayrest, foule, foulest, &c. For the Latine looke thy Grammer.
In éese.
[...] éese	caseus i
fléese	vellus eris, hoc
geese	anscres, rum.
Vide reliqua in ece.

E ante T.
manchet	panis siligneus
A sállet	acetarium i
a pallet	culcitra ae
a maggette	termes étis, hic
marmalet	melaphacus i
A mártlet	apedes is, haec
a trúmpet	tuba ae
A túrbet fish.	rhombus i
A túrret	turricula [...]lae
súcket, spice.	succus i
to discoms [...]te	deuincere
to disquíet	inquietare
to fórfet	perdère
to fórget	obliuisci
to párget	crustare
to prófet	proficère
to réspet	respicère
to surfet	crapulari
to búffet	colophizar.
to vndersét	suffulcire
to banket	conuiuari
quiet	quietus a
sécrete	secretus a
scarlet	coccineus a
rússet	aquilus a
wáchet	scutulatus a
violet	violaceus a
If any moe end in ette, they be substantiues diminutiues vvhiche may be formed thus as
a caponet, of capō	capunculus i
a laneret of laner	hieraculus i
a pricket of prick	damunculus i
a tuicket of thick	dumétum i.
that is to say a litle capon.
the little or lesse laner.
&c. their latin endeth commonly in ulus or ellus. &c.

E ante W.
y^e Dewe	ros roris, hic
A clewe	glomus i, hic
A crewe	caterua ae
glewe	gluten inis, hoc
A Iewe	Iudeus i
A mews	motio, ames tis, hi [...]
newes	noua orum
A rewe	series ei, hic
rewe, herbe.	ruta ae
A shrew	prauus ae
A vew trée	taxus i haec
A stewe	hypocaustum i
A víew of things	aestimatio
to brewe	potum coquére
to glewe	conglutinare
to hewe	dolare
to mew an hauke	mouere, transennare
to rewe	penitére
to sewe	suère
to shewe	ostèndere
to skewe	linis oculis spectare
to spewe	spuère, vomere
to sew one to the lawe	in ius vocare
to tewe ledder	pelles condire
to vewe	aestimare
blewe	ceruleus a
dewe	debitus a
fewe	paucus a
newe	nouus a
trewe	verus ra
a fitche we	martes is, haec
fetherfew, herb	parthenium i
an Hébrew	Haebraeus a
íssew	proles, haec
a [...]érlewe	cicon [...] a
méldewe	melligo inis, haec
y^e ménstrew	menstruum i
a néphew	nepos ôtis, hic
a péd grew	generatio, gencalogia
ragmanrew	scries e [...], haec
A resk [...]w	receptus us, recup [...] ratio
y^e résidew	esiduum i
A réuenew	reditus, prouētꝰ u
A sýnewe	artus us, arteria ae
A nauew, roote	napus i
y^e valew	valor, aestimatio
ve [...] tue	virtus ûtis, haec
to entéw	induère
to eschéw	effugere
to beshréw	imprecari male
to contínew	perseuerare
to díscontinew	desuescère
to isséw	exire
to purséw	rersequi
to resl éw	recuperare
to renéw	renouare
to sub [...] [...]w	subligère
to balew	aestimare
to wýnewe	euer tilare
[...] sk [...]we	limus a
vntréwe	non verus
adéwe	valè
anéue	denuò.
Where note that none of these ending in evv, can ba vvritten in eue, bycause a vovv [...]l folovveth it, concerning vvhich rule loke the note it aue as is aforesayd.
In ewce.
a sleuce	emissorium i
a trewce, league.	f [...]dus eris, hoc.
In ewge.
hewge	vastus a, horribilis
In ewle.
a kewle	postonis idis, haec
a rewle	regùla ae
to kewle an horse	os obstruere
to rewle	regère, gubernare
miúewle	excessus, luxus us
In ewme.
the flewme	phlegma àtis, ho [...]
y^e rewme	rheuma àtis hoc
a fleume, lance.	phlebotomum i
In ew [...]h.
rewth	dolor tristitia ae
[...]ewth	veritas âtis, haec
vntruth	error ôris, hic

In Er, or Bie desinentia.
By, ny [...]h.	iuxtà prope
By, through	per
to bye	emère, mercare
A bébie	pupus, pupa
an [...]óbie, hauke.	alandarius
wherby	quò, quare
herebye	hie in proximo
therby.	illo medo
In eye, or cie.
A conféderacie	comuratio onis
y^e suprémacye	prima [...]us us
gramércye	habco gratias
a l gacyr	legitio onis
píracye	piratica ars
a prél [...]cie	praelatus us
éssencie	essentia ae
ádolescencie	adolescentia ae
vé [...]emencie	vehementia ae
ínfancie	[...]funt [...]a ae
mercye	mis [...]ricordia ae
pólicye	politia ae
A próphecie	proph [...]tia ae
A mónar [...]hie	monarch [...]a ae
A dútchie	ducatus us
to amércie	multare
to próphesie	prophetare
In dye, or die.
to dye, death.	mortor ri, obire mor te
to dye cloth.	t [...]gere, imbuere
A dye	alea ae
[...]n eye	oculus i
A má [...]adie	mor bus i
A Ladre	domina ae
A cémedy	comoedia ae
A rémecie	remedium i
A trágedie	[...]ragedia ae
A bédy	cor [...]us oris, hoc
Polypody	polipoduem i
A cústodie	custodia ae
mélody	melodia ae
A nóddy	morio onis, hic
A st [...]dy	studium [...]
A stidye	fabrica a
to studie	siudíre
to remedie	redintegrare, remederi
háwdye	turpis e
blóndie	[...]r [...]entus a
br [...]udie	foe [...]undus a
[...]l [...]udy	nubtius, [...]mbosus ae
f [...]rr [...]re	vadosus a
m [...]uldie	mucidus a
fóol [...]ardy	temerarius auda [...]
a ieopardie	periculum e
bárdy	audax
bédi [...]	effroenis e
leadie	plumbosus a
weáldy	firmus, robustus a
vnweáldy	insirmus, imbecillis
[...]ýddie	vertiginosus a
gréedie	cupidus auidus a
réedie	indignus, [...]ops
réady	promptus, paratus
sp [...]dy	expeditus a
týdye	agilis e
mútdy	l [...]nosus, luteus a
rúddie	rubicundus a
woddie	syluosus a
sandie	arenosus a
wýndie	ventosus a
vn [...]loúdie	incruentus a
vnredie	[...]mparatus a
sturdye	per [...]icax
y^e st [...]rdy	vertigo inis hae [...]
stúrdye sicke	vertiginosus
In fye, or fie.
fre	hern, vah
Cosmography	c [...]smographia ae
orthegraphie	orthogrophia ae
philosophie	philosophia ae
to exémplisye	assimulare
to ámplifye	amplificare
to bewtifie	decorare
to cr [...]úcifye	crucifigere
to fáisifie	falsificare
to fórtifye	fortificare
to gratifye	gratificari
to iúsrifie	iustificare
to mágnifye	magnificare
to mollifye	molline
to mórtifie	mortificare
to nótifie	notificare
to pácifye	pacare
to púrifye	purificare
to pútrifye	putrifacere
to rátifye	ratum facère
to sanctifie	sanctificare
to sátisfye	satisfacere
to signifie	significare
to verifie	verificare
to vnbeautifie	dedecorare
There be many that end in fye deriued of verbs, compound vvith facio.
In gye, or gie.
to gye	obliquare
y^e clergie	claerus ri
an apologie	apologia ae
y^e lethergic	lethargia ae
claggye	lubricus a
In hye, or hie.
hye, or high	alt [...]s a
to hye, hast	festinare
thy, or thyne	tuus a
why, wherfore	cur, quarè.
worthy	dignus na
Note also that this vvoorde vvorthy is the signe of many verbaells in bilis, and of participials in dus, as in these folovving.
worthy to be loued,	amabilis e
worthy to be herd	audiendus a
In kye, ork ie.
kye, or kyne.	vaccae arum
A lackie	pedisequa ae
A múnkye	caebus i
Turkie	Tartaria ae
hookie	hamosus a
húskye	siliquosus a
búskye	dumosus a
luckye	fanstus a
múckye	simosus a
vnluckye	infaustus us
rocky	saxosus a
In lye, or lie.
lye for washing	lixiuium i
to lye, rest.	iacêre, cumbère
to lye, say false	mentiri
to flye as a bird	volare, volitare.
to flye, run away	sugère
to glye	lippire
to plye, apply	incumbère
to plye, bend	flectère
sti [...], nimble	agilis le
slye, craftie	astutus a
A véllye	venter, aluus i
A familie	familia ae
A fárlye	miraculum li
sollíe	stultitia ae
A fýllie	equila ae
géllie	coagulum i
A gállye	pha [...]ellus i
A górbelye	hel [...]uo onis, hic
an holye, trée.	ilex ì [...]is, haec
an hómilie	homilia ae
an húrlyburly	commotio onis, haec
Italie	I [...]a a
Iúlic, moneth	Iu [...]ius i
A Lýllie	L [...]lium i
Párcelye	apium ij
A púllie	orbiculum i
A rówgalye	phacellas i
to dáilie	illudère
to géllie	congelare
to múlliplie	mult [...]plicare
to replýe	replicare
beastly	bestialis e
bódylye	corporalis e
cleáulie	mundus da
comelye	decorus a
cóstly	sumptuosus a
coúrtlye	basilicus a
dáylie	quotidianus a
deádlye	mortalis le
disrúlie	irregularis e
sátherly	paternus na
mótherly	maternus na
brótherly	fiaternus na
sisterly	sororius a
fléshly	carnalis le
fórcedlye	inuitus ta
fréndly	a [...]icus ca
ghóstly	spiritualis le
grýsely	horribilis le
heauenly	coelestis ste
hóly	sanctus cta
hoúgly	horridus da
iólly	iocundus da
kýndly	benignus a
kíngly	regalis [...], regius
lýuely	viuus a, vigorosu [...]
lórdely	imper [...]os [...]s sa
lówly	humilis le
mánly	vicilis le
mánerly	ciuilis le
misrúly	enormis me
múlly	pulu [...]rulentus a
níghhtly	noclurnus na
ónly	solus la
pártly	part [...]m
prée [...]tly	sacerdotalis le
príncely	principalis le
sýlly	miserandus da
sémely	decorus ra
séely	imperiosus sa
sightly	visibilis le
slonenly	sordidus da
soúthly	australis ae
státely	clatus a
vgely	horridus da
vngódly	impius a
godly	pius a
vnmánerly	inciuilis le
vnrúly	irregularis e
vnsémely	indecorus ra
vnwýsely	imprudens
vnwillingly	inuitus ta
rightly	iustè
vtterly	prorsus, omninò
wéetingly	s [...]iens & prudens
wýlye	subdolus, astutus a
worhemanly	artificiosus a
worl [...]ip	mūdanus, secularis
yéercly	a [...] nuatim, qu [...]tānis
Partly is also the signe of diminutiues as ad [...]ectiues: as,
partly redde	rubicundus a
partly fayre	pulchrellus a.
The [...]e be deriued of adiectiues, and haue then latine in ellus, ulus, usculus. &c.
meetly, mediocriter, ís vsed also in the same sense that partly: as, m [...]tly [...]ayre, pul [...]hrellus. &c.
There be also many other ending in ly, perteyning to this place vvhich vve omit for breuitie sake, but namely of qualitie, as these that folovve, and such other.
gladly of glad	laetè, lubenter
madly of mad	stulie
barely of bare	nudè, iter
rarely of rare	rarò
The english of all vvhiche is alvvayes thus [...]ourmed by putting to lye: and the latin is formed of the adiect [...]e by turning us into è as durus dur [...] or by putting ter to the first case in [...]as duri, dunter &c. neyther doth this rule only holde in the positrue degree, but also in the comparati [...]e and [...]uperlatiue degrees: As of durior, du [...]ius, hardlyer or more hardly, of durissimus durissi [...], hardliest, or most hardly. &c.
In my.
my or myne	meus a
an armie	exercitus us
astronomie	astronomia ae
blasphemie	blasphemia ae
an enemie	inimicus, hostis
a phisonomie	effigies ei, haec
an ínfamie	infamia ae
clammye	tenax, viscosus ae
fomye	spumosus
fúmye	fumosus
lýmye, clam.	viscosus ae
s [...]ýmye	limosus a
storm [...]e	procellosus ae
wormye	vermicosus a
In nye or nigh.
nye, or nigh	propè, tuxtae
m [...] we [...]nigh	firè, propè
to nie as an horse	hinnire
armonye	armonia ae
monye	pecunia ae
bríonie, herb.	bryonia ae
a ceremonie	ceremonia ae
a companie	comitatus [...]s
companie	commercium ij
a cónnye	cuniculus, li
egryinonye	eupatorium
destenie	fatum i
felonie	furtum i
gluttony	gastrimergia ae
honye	mel, lis, hoc.
matrimonie	coniugiū ij, matrimonium
a meany	multitudo dinis
a patrimonie	patrimonium
a pennye	denarium ij
píonie	paeonia ae
a progenye	progenies ei, haec
rauenie	rapina ae
sýmonye	symonia ae
y^e stýonie	sycosis tos, haec
a testimonie	testimonium i
tyrannie	tyrannis ìdis, hic
Atu [...]y fish	Thunnus i
villánie	violentia ae
wódpenie	betonica pauli
Any	vll [...]s la
mány	multus a
bónye	scitus, sacétus a
fenny	palustris e
férnye	s [...]h [...]osus sa
mómentany	momentancus a
ráynye	pluuiosus ae
raynye	pluu [...]alis le
súnny	aprocus ae
stóny	saxosus a
bóny	osseus a
taúnye	baticus a
thórnye	spinosus a
wýnie	vinosus sa
In pye, or pie.
A pye, bird.	pica ae
A pye, meate.	arto [...]rea ae
A spie	arbiter i, speculator
to spie	spectare, obseruare
copie	copia ae
A cánopie	canopus i
pópie	papaeuer éris, hoc
to espýe	speculari
to óccupye	occupare
happye	foelix îcis
sáppie	succusus a
slepy	somnulentus a
A cópie	exemplar aris, hoc
In rye, or rie.
rie, corne.	rinca ae, siligo inis,
A cry	clamor oris, hic
A cry, proclamatiō	diuulgatio
to cry	clamare, vocifirar.
to crye, proclame	proclamare
drye	aridus a, siccus a
[...]n trye	frigere, [...]xi
[...]o gry	obliqu [...]re oculos
[...]n p [...]e	obseruare, inspicere
[...]o try, proue	probare, tentare
[...], fyne.	desaecare
A barbery trée	oxo [...]hanta ae
Au almerie	scriniū, almariolū.
An [...]nnrie	armarium i
Ari [...]larie	arma, apparatꝰ bel licus
adu [...]u [...]rie	adulteriū i
Bá [...]ry	lenocinium i
béggerie	mendicitas atis
[...]	carnarium i
bróthelrie	[...]enocinium i
buggery	paederastia ae
A h [...]tt [...]rie	promptuarium
céntorie	centaurum i
Act éry srée	cerasus i, haec
A chéry	cerasum i
chíualry	militia ae
cýcorie	ambubeia ae, intybū
Clarye, herb.	heraclia ae
A cómentarie	commentarium i
A contributarie	contributor
A coúntrey	patria ae, rus, uris
Coelt [...]rie	coquinaria ae
Costmáry	piperitis uidis, hic
A diétarie	dictarium i
drápery	voluta ae
A Dr [...]medarie	Dromedarius i
an entrie	additus us, vestibulū
an áduersarie	adu [...] sarius i
an accessarie	accessarius a
brauery	superbia vestitus
A breuiarie	breuiarium i
bribery	ambitus ta
A cúnnerye	leporarium i
dowrye	dos otis, haec
drabbery	meretricium ij
drúdgerie	scruilitas atis, haec
A drúmbledarie	Dromedarius ij
A faýrye	faunus i
Februarie	Februarius
A férry bote	cymba bae
A férie	feria ae
flatterye	adulatio onis
A frýerye	monasterium ij
fumitorye	capnion, fumariae ae
A fúrye	furia ae
A galerye	porticus us, haec
A gránarie	granarium i
geómetrie	geometria ae
y^e glárye of an eg	albumen in is, hoc
glórie	gloria ae
A gooseberrie	vua crispa
hárborie	hospitium ij
harlotrie	meretricium i
an hyndbury	rubus idaeus
A histórie	historia ae
A hostrye	hospitium i
A hurtlebery	morum ri
A múlbery trée	morus ri
húsbandrye	agricultura a
huswyuerye	lana & tela
Ianuarie	Ianuarius ij
Iury	Iudaea ae
A iury	inquisitio duodenaria
industrie	industria ae
íniurie	iniuria ae
an introductorie	introduxio onis
an ínuentorie	inuentorium i
an itinerarye	itinerium i
íuerye	ebur òris, hoc
A lauatorie	lauacrum i
A lázarye	lepra ae
lecherye	libîdo ìnis, haec
A leprye	lepra ae
A lybrarye	librarium i
A lottery	sortilicium i
Mércurye	mercurialis is, haec
y^e máistrye	victoria ae
Máhumetry	ritus mahumeticus
y^e mémorie	memoria ae
midwisery	obstetricium i
A ministery	ministerium ij
míserie	miseria ae
A mysterye	mysterium ij
A mónastery	monasterium ij
móckerye	ludibriū, irrisio
A múlbery	morum ri
An óratorie	oratorium i
A óutlawrye	exilium i
palmestrie	chiromantia ae
A pántrie	panarium i.
A pastrye	pistorium i
pellitorie	pyretrum tri
A pentionarie	pensionarius i
pénury	penuria ae
peritorie	astericum i
périurie	periurium i
A pillarie	patibulum li
póetrie	poêma atis, hoc
an apótecarye	aromacopola ae
poultrie	auiarium ij
A prébendary	canonicus a
A promontorie	promontorium
A propítiatorie	propitiatorium
purgatorie	purgatorium i
A quarry	latonia ae
A repositorie	repositorium
rybaudry	lenocinium i
robberye	rapina, praedatio
A rosarie	rosarium i
rósmary	rosamarina nae
sauérye	cimilago inis, haec
A sécundarie	secundarius i
a sectarie	sectarius i
a signorie	signatorium i
a séntuarie	sanctuarium rij
a secretarie	secrarius i
a sextry	sacrarium i
stouenrie	sordities ei, haec
sóldicurie	militia ae
sorcerye	nicromantia ae
a stipendarie	stipēdiarꝰ, mercenarius
a storie.	historia ae
a strawbéry	fragrum gri
a straúbery, herb.	fragraria ae
a súdarie	sudarium i
a súmmarie	summarium i
súrgery	chirurgia ae
succoury, herb.	cichoria ae
tapstrye	tapétum ti
a territorie	territorium i
a téstamentarie	testamentarius ij
théeuery	furtum ti
traýtorie	proditio onis
treáchery	idem.
A tresorie	thesaurarium i
a tributarie	tributarius i
trumperie	scruta orū, obex icis
véncrie	Ʋenus eris, haec
véstrie	vest tarium i
victorie	victoria ae
vsurie	vsurae ae, fo [...]nus èris
a whýrry, boate	ponto onis, hic
to cúrry an horse	pec [...]ere
to cárry	portare, vehere
to fáry	aedere suem
to hárry	depopulari
to máry	matrimoniū cōtrahere
to váry	variare
to táry	operiri, morari
to wáry, curse	execrari, maledicere
to miscáry	deficère, iierire
to féry	fertari
to búry	sepclire
to glorie	gloriari
to iniurie	iniuriari.
ángrye	iracundus a
cóntrary	contrarius a
défensory	defensorius a
áccessarie	acessarius a
chéyrye	parcus ca
héyry	pilosus a
dréary	moestus sta
fyérye	igneus a
flowrye	floridus da
húngry	familicus ca
éuery	omnis, quilibet
méry	hilaris re
mýerie	lubricus a
necessarie	necessarius a
prímary	primarius a
própitiatory	propitiatorius a
sátisfactóry	satisfactorius a
sáuory	sapidus a
slyppery	lubricus a
slubbrie	idem
solitarie	solitarius a
sory	tristis e, miser a
súndrie	diuersi ae, a
tá [...]rye	piceus a
tránsitorie	transitorius a
várye	varius a
véry	verus a
vnsáuerye	imsipidus a
vnvoluntariée	inuitus a
voluntarie	voluntarius
wáterie	aquosus a
wéarie	fessus a
There be also diuerse other that ende in rye here omitted for breu [...]ties lake, vvhich may be called a kinde of denominatiues, but muche differing from the nature of them in tie or, in nesle, for tvvo causes: first that vvher as those are d [...]ued of adiectiues, and formed of the same, as, of grauis, e, heauie. are formed heauinesse or grauitie: and of bonus, a, good are formed goodnesse, or bountie, for bountie is vvritten for bonity: these contrarie in rye are formed of substantiues: as of armour armorie, of draper draperie of slaue flauerie, and such other: secondly by cause that vvhere as the other do signifie for the moste parte some qualitie, as the foresayd examples declare, signifie eyther some place as of harbour harbou rie, hospitman. of coney conyrie, leporarium: or else some office as of baud baudrye, lenocinium, of begger begger beggerie mendicitas, or else some instrument, as of dyet dyetarie, dietarium: of briefe breuiare, breuiarium &c. fynally though these be the chiefe naturs of oure english vvoords in [...]e, yet haue vve not excluded certeine other vvhich come of adiectiues and of verbs, as of braue, brauerie, splendor, of flatter flatterye, adul [...]tio. But bycause these be so sevv that they require no rule, vve leue them to be obserued, noting this finally that the other in rie, vvhich come of substantiues, haue their latine commonly in arium, as the examples declare.
In sie, or sye.
a controuersie	controuersia ae
y^e dróysy	hydrops opis, haec
the fársy	petimen inis, haec
y^e fránsey	mama ae
fansy	phātasma atis, hoc
y^e frensy	phrenesis, esios, haec
héresy	haeresis eos, haec
hypocrisie	hypocrisis [...]os, haec
gélosie	zelotypia ae
a pléu [...]isie	pleuritis, idis, haec
a poesre	satyra rae
y^e swtnsie	eynanche es, haeo
to fansie	admirari, amare
busie	satagens, inteniꝰ a
corsye	corpulentus ae
horsy	raucus a
easye	facilis le
greasye	squallidus a
dissye	vertiginosus
spiffy, mássy.	spissus a
drowste	deses idis
lowsie	peàu ulosus a
glassy	vitreus a
grássy	graminosus a
mosy	puber, èris
rossy	roseus, a.
mossy	muscosus, a.
p [...]sy	cardiacus, a.
sáusy	impudens, entis.
vneásy	difficiles, e,
In tye, or tie.
to tye	ligare, sigére
A stye, for swyne,	porcile, is, hoc
A flye	musca ae,
to flye, as a bird	volare
to flye, auoyd	fugére
Amitie	ami [...]itia, ae.
aúncientie	antiquitas, atis.
antíquitie	vetustas, atis.
bárbaritie	barbarics, éi.
béwtye	pulchritudo inis,
boúntie	bonitas atis.
calámitie	calamitas atis
capácitie	capacitas atis
carnalitie	carnalitas atis
chastitie	castitas atis
A cirie	ciuitas, atis, haec
commoditie	commoditas, atis
a countye, erle,	comes, it is, hic
a countie, shiere	comitatus, us
debili. ye	debilitas atis
a deyntye	delitia arum
plénrye	copia ae, abundātia
a deputie	deputatus vicari [...]
a déwtye	ossicium, i
déwtie	debitum i
dextéritie	dexteritas atis
a dignitie	dignitas atis
ebrietie	ebrietas atis
équitie	equit as atis
a dittie of a song	argumentum, materia
eýghtie	oclogenta
eternitie	eternititas atis
chieftie	primat us us
a facultie	facultas atis
facilitye	faculitas atis
feáltie	fidelitas atis
felicitie	filicitas atis
fertilitie	fertilitas atis
fidél [...]ie	fidelitas atis
fratérnitie	fraternitas atis
frugalitie	fingalitas atis
frumentye	frumentum i
fumósitie	fumositas atis
gentílitie	gentilitas atis
habilitie	sacultas, potētia ae
húmiditie	humiditas atis
impíetie	impietas atis
importúnitie	importunitas atis
imbecíllitie	imbecillitas atis
infírmitie	infirmitas atis
iníquitie	iniquitas atis
intégritie	integritas atis
intréatie	persuasio onis
i [...]litie	iocunditas atis
libertye	libertas atis
liberalitie	liberalitas atis
lé yaltie	fid [...]tas atis
magnenimitie	magn [...]nimitas ti [...]
ma [...]estie	ma [...]estas atis
minoritie	minoritas atis
[...]e éssitie	necessitas atis
nobilitie	nobilitas atis
perpetúitie	perpetuitas atis
possibilitie	possibilitas atis
a pasty	pastillum li
pós [...]ie	potestas atis
píttie	pietas atis
a citie	vrbs, vrbis, haec
pouertie	paupertas atis
príncipalitie	praeeminentia ae
príuitie	consilium arcanum
próbitie	probitas atis
profúnditie	profunditas, atis
prolíxitie	prolixitas atis
própretie	proprietas atis
propinquitie	propinquitas atis
prósperitie	prosperitas atis
puritie	puritas atis
quántity	quantitas atis
qualitie	qualitas atis
sacíetie	satietas atis
sagacitie	sagacitas atis
seuéritie	seueritas atis
a suertie	vas adis, hic
simplicitie	simplicitas atis
sobrietie	sobrietas atis
superflúitie	superfluitas atis
superióritie	superioritas atis
tranquilitie	tranquillitas atis
treatie	exhortamentum i
A trinitie	trinitas atis
virgínitie	virginitas
an vniuersitie	academia ae
vrbanitie	vrbanitas atis
vanitie	vanitas atis
verytie	veritas atis
A [...]oo [...]y, pray	praeda dae
to émptie	euacuare
to pitie	miserescere, misereri
dirtie	lutulētus a
weighty	grauis e, pōderosus
sleyghtie	callidus da
émpty	vacuus a
deinlie	delicatus ae
pléntie	copiosus a
bootye	particeps cipis
sooty	fuliginosus a
crusty	crustulentus a
dústie	puluerulentus
mústie	mucidus da
lústy	validus da
rústy	rubiginosus a
trústy	fidelis le
dóughty	fortis e
bóughty	intricatus a
bóughy	ramosus a
nóughty	malus la, vilis le
faltie	reus a, culpahilis
fif [...]y	quinquaginta
shifty	astutus, prouidus a
clifty	fertilis le
thrifty	frugi, frugalis le
vnthrifty	infrugi
vnshifty	improuidus da
filthy	foedus, a, turpis e
healthy	incolumis me
pi [...]hye	efficax acis
teastie	iracundus da
flighty	velox, lôcis
mighty	p [...]tens entis
sighty	visibilis le
fortye	quadraginta
fróthy	spumosus a
foystye	insipidus da
frósty	pruinosus a
góutie	podagricus ca
béartie	cordatus a
hasty,	festinꝰ, temerariꝰ a
lofty	elatus a, sublimis
mýstie, mist	nebulosus a
mýsty, mistery	mysticus a
thrifty	sitibundus da
wartie	verrucosus sa
listy	libens entis
nýnetie	nonaginta
séuentie	septuaginta
twéntie	viginti
thírtie	triginta
fórtie	quadraginta
sixtie	sexaginta
nitty	culicosus
wýtty	ingeniosus sa
pétie	secundarius a
prétie	scitus a, facetus a
snotty	purulentus a
spóttie	maculosus sa
tótty	vacillās, ebriolus a
swéatie	desudans antis
wórthie	dignus a
vnworthy	indignus a
giltie	reus a, conscius a
There bee also many other in [...]ye, here for breuite sake omitted, vvhich thou mayst form vvhē thou vvilt, of this termination, tas, being one kynd of denominatiues, vvhose english also endeth in nesse, of vvhich vve haue sayd in this place before: neyther do they differ any thing in sense or signification, but only in the end or terminacion as these that folovv.
of foelicitas, felicitie, or happynesse
of dignitas, dignitie, or worthynesse.
For dignitie and vvorthynesse be all one: and felicitie and happynesse be all one: and soforth in others. Finally in this they only differ, that those in tye are formed of the latyn vvord, and the other in nesse, are formed of the englishe vvoord.
In vie, or vye.
énuie	inuidia ae
A nauy	nauigium i
a repleuie	repignoratio
óbloquie	obloquium ij
to én [...]ie	inuidére
to repleuie	repignorare
heauie	grauis e
priuie	secretus a
There be also many other that ende in ie, or ye, formed of substantiues, and they be adiectiues signifying plenty of that thing, vvhich the substantiues betoken, and they aunsvver to the adiectiues in osus, and in entus, as these that folovv.
of stone, lapis, stony, lapidosus a.
of bone, os, bony cometh ossosus a.
of bloud, cruor, bloudy, cruentus a.
of floud, fluctus, floudy, fluctuosus, a.
and they be expounded by the vvord full, as saxosus, a, stony, or full of stones, sanguinulentus, a, bloudy or full of bloud, &c. These be common to all terminacions in ie, or in ye.

I ante B.
In ibbe.
A cribbe	prasépe is, hoe
A ribbe	costa ae
to bibbe	potitare
to dibbe, dip.	intingère
to libbe, gelde.	castrare
sybbe	[...]ognatus a
In ibble.
A dibble	pastiuum i
A kibble	baculus li
ribbie, riuer	riblia ae
to bibble	biblére
to nibble with	gesticulari
the fingers
In ibe.
A bribe	largitio onis, haec
A cribe	cribrum i
A kybe	pernto ônis, hic
A tribe	tribus us, haec
to bribe	largari, munerare
to cribe	cribrare
A scribe	scriba ae, hic
to ascrí [...]e	adscribère
to descríbe	describère
to inscribe	inscribere
to prescríbe	praescribère
to proscríbe	proscribère
to subscribe	subscribère.
In ible.
a Byble	Biblion i, hoc
a twyble	bipennis is, haec
fléxible	flexilis le
hórrible	horridus da
póssible	possibilis le
impóssible	impossibilis le
crédible	credibilis le
incrédible	incredibilis le
diuisible	diuisibilis le
indíuisible	indiuisibilis le
sensible	sensibilis le
insénsible	insensibilis e
véndible	vendibilis le
térrible	terribilis le
There are also many of this kynd beside these, vvhich are of the same signification, that those vvhich end in able, but they differ in fo [...]ng. For those in able, are formed of the english theme: as speakable, effabilis, eatable, comestilis, le, treatable, tractabilis le: of speake, eate and treate: but these in ible are formed of the latin theme: as legible legibilis, e [...]audible, audibilis le, sē sible, sensibilis le: of lego audio, sentio. &c. Yet in this they agree, that both of them are deriued of verbs: and that they haue both one verbe ansvvering to their signification in latin: for both readable, and legible, signifie legibilis le, deriued of Lego. And feeleable and sensible, signifie sensibilis of Sentio. &c.

In ick quaere in I, ante K.
In ice or yce.
y^e dice or dyes	aleae arum
Ice	glacies ei, haec
lyce	pediculi orum
mice	mures ium, hij
a price	precium ij
rice	[...]riza ae
sice	sex
a slyce	minutal alis, hoc
spice	species aromatum
a vice player	histrio, sannio
a vice, sinne	vitium
a price on the sea	praeda a
to dice	aleas mittere
to price	appreciare, aestimare
to slyce	dissecare
to spice	condire
to rise	surgére
to tyce	allicère
nyce	mollis le
áuarice	auaritia ae
a chalice	calix ìcis, hic
a benefice	beneficium ij
a sacrifice	sacrificium i
a cóckatrice	basiliscu [...] i
an enterprice	incoeptum ti
a iustice	iudex ì [...]is
Iústice	iustitia ae
malice	malitia ae
a marrice	palus ûdis
y^e matrice	matrix î [...]is
an office	officium ij
Páradice	Paradisus i, haec
a práctice	praxis eos, haec
preiudice	praeiuditium i
seruice	seruitium i
iniústice	iniustitia ae
to despice	desþicère
to enterprice	attentare
to enfranchice	manumittere
to malice	infestare
to práctice	exercére
to préiudice	praeiudicare
to sácrifice	sacrificare
to do séruice	seruire
In iche.
Ciche	cicer èris, hoc
A piche	corbiculus li
A wiche	opulus i, haec
riche	diues, díuitis
to mych	suffurari
an Ostrich	Struthio ônis, hic
to enríche	ditare
In ict.
to addict	addicère
to afflíct	affligére
to addict	addictus a
to afflict	afflictus a
In ickle.
an árticle	articulus li
A particle	particula lae
A versicle	versiculus li

I, ante D.
In idde
A kydde	hoedus dis, haec
y^e mid of a thing	medium dij
to bidde	iubêre
to ridde	expedire
háterid	inuidia ae
A pótlid	operculum i
y^e midridde	diaphragma atis,
to fórbid	interdicère
lýquide	liquidus da
vnkýdde	incognitus ta
In iddle.
A fiddle	fidicula lae
hýdles	latebrae arum
y^e middle	medium i
A riddle, fieue	cribrum i
A riddle, question.	problema atis, hoc
to fýddle	facere fidiculā resonare
to ríddle	cribrare
to stridle	varicaerire
In idle.
A brídle	fraenum ni
to brídle	refraenare
idle	ociosus sa
In idge.
A bridge	pons ontis, hic
A midge	muscella ae
y^e ridge bone	spina nae
y^e ridge of a house	culmen
a ridge of ground	lira rae
to abbridge	abbreuiare
In ide.
A bride	sponsa ae, nympha ae
A gyde	dux ûcis, hic, haec
an hyde	tergus oris, hoc
y^e ides	idus iduum, hae
pride	superbia ae
A shyde byllet.	cala ae
A syde	latus eris, hoc
y^e tyde	accessus maris
to byde	morari, manere.
to chyde	obiurgare
to gyde	deducere
to glyde vp	ascendere
to glyde downe	descendère
to glyde forward	prolabi
to hyde	abscondore
to slyde	labi
to ryde	equitare
syde as a long	talaris e, longus a.
garment
wyde	amplus a
an hómicide	homicida ae
shraftyde	caput ieiunij
to betíde	contingere
to diuide	diuidere
to abyde	operiri, morari.
to deryde	deridére
to foreryde	praecurrere
besyde, neare.	propinquus a
beside, nigh.	iuxtà, propè.
hyside, except	praeter
a syde	lateraliter

I ante F.
In ife.
A clif, rock.	rupes is, haec
A gliffe	respectus us
to clyffe	scindère
to glyffe	respicère
stif	robustus a
if	si
A baylif of an	centurio onis, hic
hundred
A bailife, reue.	villicus a
y^e pláyntif	quaerulus la
neckstiff	peruicax acis
pensif	moestus a
púrsif	anhêlus a
céstif	stipatus ventre
In ift.
A clift	scissura ae
A drift of snow	cumulus li
y^e drift of a matter	actio, scopus
A drift of cattell	acumen inis, hoc
	pecus òris, hoc
A drift, betle	festuca ae
A gift	donum, datum
A shift	remedium i
shrift	confessio onis
thift	furtum ti
thrift	frugalitas atis
A lift	alleuamen
A rift	ruptura rae
A rift, belch	ructus us, hic
to lifte	alleuare
to shift frō a place	remouére
to shift, or make	expedire
shift
to sift	cribrare
to rift	ructare
y^e fifth	quintus a
swift	velox ôcis
In ife.
A knyfe	cultellus i
lyfe	vita ae
A sherife	pretor prouincialis
strife	contentio
A wy [...]e	vxor ôris, haec
ryfe, ready	promptus a
an húswyfe	matersan [...]ilias
A mýdwyfe	obstetrix îeis, haet
A penknyfe	scalpellum i
A wóodknif	falco ônis, hic

I ante G.
In igge.
bigge, corne.	hordeū quadratū
drigges	faeces cum, hae
A figge	ficus us, haec,
A brigge	pons
A gygge	garrula mulier
A nigge	parca mulier
A pigge	porcellus li
A rigge of land	sura, ae, porca
y^e rig of a house	culmen
y^e rig of a beaste	dorsum, spina
A snig	anguillae genus
A twig	vimen inis, hoc
whig, & whay.	idem. serum lactis
to big, or build.	aedificare
A wygge, cake	subucula lae
to digge	fodère
to twig	verberare
to twygge	puture viburna
to rigge	lasciuire puellam
A nutmig	nux myrist icae
In igh.
A thigh	semur, òris, hoc
to sigh	sus [...]are
A sigh	susþirium i
high	altus ta
nigh	propinquꝰ, a, propè
In ight.
A Knyght	miles ìtis, hic
y^e light	lux ûcis, haec
might	vis, robur, òris hoc
night	nox, noctis, haec
plight	valitudo ìnis, haec
right	ius, iûris, hoc
syght	visus us,
A wight	creatura ae
A wright	faber lignarius
to dight	parare, colère
to lyght, fyre	accendère
to light on horse	ascendère
to light frō horse	descendére
to light on one	contingere
to plight	spōdére, promittere
to right	dirigère
bright	lucidus da
light	clarus ra
ryght	rectus a
wight, strong	robustus a
fóresyght	prouidentia ae
foreslight	prosugium ij
A seuenyght	septimanae nae
a fórtnyght	semensis is, hie
insight of houshold	supellex
insight of knowledge	scientia
mídnight	nox intempestiua
óuersight	negligentia ae
óuersight	procuratio onis
vnbríght	illucidus da
vnlight	obscurus a
vnríght	iniustus sta
vpríght	aequus a
vnwight	inualidus dae
In igne.
A signe	signum ni
to signe	signare
to resigne	resignare
to assígne	assignare

I ante K.
In icke.
A brick	later èris, hic
y^e crick, disease	episthotonus ni
A crick	rima mae
A flick	succidia ae, lardū
A nick	incisùra ae, creua ae
A prick	stimulus li
A prick, marke	meta ae
A stick	virgula ae
A ticke	pediculus li
A trick	facinus noris, hoc
brick to burne	lateres coquère
to brick	recalcitrare
to lick	lambère, lingère
to nick	incidère
to pick	iaculari
to pricke	stimulare
to be sick	aegrotare
to stick vnto	adherére
to stick one	confodère
to trick, or trim	concinnare
to trick or trippe.	cesþitare
quick	citus a, agilis ie
whick, alyue	viuus a, superstes
sick	aegrotus, infirmꝰ a
thick	spissus, densus a
trick	nitidꝰ a, cōcinnꝰ a
ársnick, herb	artonicum i
A carrick ship.	cyrserum i
mágick	magia ae
y^e cólick	colica ae
A bólick	scortum ti
lógick	logica, dialectica a
an éthnick	ethnicus a
gárlick	allium ij
músick	musica ae
phisick	physica ae
y^e tísick	ptysis is, haec
A pótstick	rudicula ae
A cándelsti [...]k	candelâbrum i
aríthmetick	arithmetica ae
metaphísick	metaphysica ae
réthóríck	rhetorica ae
támerick	myrica ae
There be dyuers other that ende in ricke, or vvicke, signifying offices, vvhich haue their latine commonly in atus, or in ura: as,
A bishopricke	Episcopatus us
A bishopwick	idem Diocesis is, haec
A baylyrick	villicatus us
A baylywick	villicatura rae
bráynsicke	phreneticus a
ethnicke	ethnicus a
fran [...]icke	cerebrosus a
frénsicke	phreneticus a
lógicke	logicus a
magicke	magicus a
prácticke	practicus a
splensicke	sþleneticus a
vntricke	inconeinnus a
catholicke	catholicus a
apostolicke	apostolicus a
cholericke	colericus a
fleumaticke	fleumaticus a
harmonicke	harmonicus
lunaticke	lunaticus a
mágnificke	magnificus a
pléureticke	pleureticus a
publicke	publicus a
In ickle.
A sickle	falx dentata
A prickle	stimulus i
A prickle, sause	tharia ae
brickle	fragilis e
fickle	futilis e
mickle	multus a
tickle	impatiēs, intactilis
sickle	valetudinarius a
to pickle, flesh	condire, salire
to pickle, eat nicely	edere minutim
to prickle	stimulare
to stickle in a matter	cōtendére, litigare
to tickle	titillare
to trickle downe	destillare
a bánstickle	trachyda ae
a chrónickle	chronicae, orum
a conuentickle	conuenticula ae
a manickle	manicae, arum
to manick [...]e	manicis tortare
In ickt.
an ass [...]ickt	asslictio, ônis
a conslickt	consli [...]bus us
to [...]lickt	affligére
to conflickt	confligére
In ike.
a dike, or ditch	foss [...]e ae, scrob. obes
a pike, pricke	ac [...]leus i
y^e wike of the eye	hirquus i
a tyke, dogge	canis is
a pike, for the ear	scalprum i
a pike, fish	lupus i
a strike for measure.	hostorium
to dike, or ditch	fodere
to be lýke	simulare
to like, or allow	approbare
to pike, woll. &c.	carpére
to strike	ferire, percutére
lyke	similis e
lyke	sicut, vt, quasi
to mislyke	improbare, displicére
to publike	publicare
maydenlike	virginalis e
manlike	virilis e
mislike	dissimilis e
vnlike	idem
motherlike	maternus a
fatherlike	paternus a
brotherlike	fraternus a
publike	publicus a
womanlike	muliebris e
Many other there be that end in ike, here omitted, but namely adiectiues and aduerbes of qualitie deriued of [Page]substantiues: as of
King, kinglike, regalis, iter,
Lord, Lordlike, imperiosus, ose
man, manlike, virilis, viriliter.
beast, beastlike, brutalis, alitèr.
and such other: vvhere note, that this termination, lyke, is put for lye, and lye, for lyke in many places, but namely in meter.

I ante L.
In il.
A bil written	scriptum, epistola
A bil of hand	syngraphum i
A bil, staffe	falx, alcis, haec
A dil herbe	anethum i
gils of fish	branchiae, arum
An hil	collis, is, hic
A mil	mola ae
mil, herbe.	milium i
A pil, medicine.	catapotium i
A quil	calamus, i. penna
A stil	stillatorium i
wil	voluntas, atis
A wil	testamentum i
A fil	saturitas, atis
to chil with cold	algere
to fil	implere
to kil	occidere, interficere
to mil	molere
to pil and pol	depeculari
to pil off barke	decorticare
to pil of skin	deglubere
to hil, couer	operire, tegere
to spil	effundere
to stil a trouble	quietare, sedare
to stil waters,	concoquere
to stil downe	destillare
to swil drinke	ingurgitare
to thil	perstringere
to til	colere, arare
to tril	circumuertere
to wil	velle
to be stil	quiescere, tacere
chil, cold	algidus a
gril	idem
il	malus a, perperaem
shil or shirle	argutus, canorus, a
	acutus a
stil	iugis e, cōtinuus a
stil	iugiter
il	male
basil, herb	basilica ae
azel	acetuus i
An ánuil	incus, ûdis, haec
A maruil	miraculum i
márbil	marmor, oris, hoc
beril, crístal	glossum i
péril	perieulum i
A bittil, [...]ée	scarabeus i
A títtil	apex, icis, hic
A cáril	cautic um i
A báril	cadus i
Carlil a towne	Carliolum
cheruil, herbe	tarrefolium i
A chésil	celtis, is, haec
A deuil	demon, onis, hic
the deuil	diabolus i
A driuil	mancipium i
An apple	pomum i
A stappil	capulum i
A bable	pegma, atis, hoc
Aprill	aprilis is, hic
brābles, briers	dumi, rubus, i
y^e shambles	macella, orum
A rábil	series, ci
A cápil	caballus, i. hic
A bristle	s [...]ta ae
A whístle	fistula ae
A býndle	fasciculus i
A spíndel	fusum i
A cáuill	calumnia ae
couples	copulae arum
A cóple	copula ae
A stópple	obstructorium i
A crédil	crepundia, orum
A dámsyl	puella, ae
A dýbbil	pastiuum i.
a rídle loke riddle	problema atis, hoc
a bédil	lictor, oris
y^e gárgil	gurgulio, ónis, hic
a gýrdil	cingulum i
a grístil	cartilago, inis, haec
y^e hándil	manubrinm i
[...]ýdles	latebrae, arum
an hirdle	traha ae
y^e houswil	eucharistia ae
y^e ickles	stiria, orum
a kettýl	ahènum i
a nettyl	vrtica ae
a kýrtil	interula ae
a mirtle trée	myrtus, i. haec
a ladil	rubicula ae
léntil	lens, entis, haec
lýntil of a cart	radius i
a pin	penis, is, hic
y^e maysilles	variolae, arum
a mantill	gausape, is, hoc
y^e middil	medium i
a dúngil	stercorarium i
a múngril	spurites a
a m [...]hil	fumarium i
a [...]kil	concha, ae, haec
a mousil	fiscella
a [...]áuil	vmbelicus i
an ousýl, hird	merula
a néed [...]l	acus, u [...], haec
a nýpil	papilla ae
a pybble stone	calculus i
a kyble	baculus i
a péckil	macula ae
an héckyl	pecten, inis, hoc
a spe [...]kil	macula ae
a pýnsil	penicillum i
[...]ynsil, clo [...]h.	intertextus i
peril	periculum
purpil	purpura ae
a pnpil	pupillus i
a sáddil	ephippium
a stádyl	ves [...]igium i
a shackil	compes, [...]des, hic
a táckyl	retinaculum i
a shingil	scandula ae
y^e sniuil	mucus i
y^e driuil at nose	pus, ûris, hoc
a wéuil	curculio, onis, hic
y^e spe [...]cil	sub [...]egulaneum i
a spe [...] kil	s [...]int [...]lla ae
a sprinkil	spergillum i
a stabil	stabulum i
a labil	infula ae
a s [...]éepil	campanile, is, hoc
the siubbil	arista ae
r [...]bbil	rudus [...]is, hoc
a sweapil	partica ae
a neapil	papilla ae
a tabil	mensa, tabula ae
a sabil	appendix icis, haec
the tables to play	tessare, tesserarum
the lables of a miter	insulae arum
a tasil	virga pastoris
a tauil	liciatorium i
a thýmbil	digitale is, hoc
a wýmbil	terèbrum i
a thyuil	rubicula ae
a throttil	guttus ùris, hoc
a throppil	idem, iugulum
a tirdil	rudus èris, hoc
an birdil	caula ae
a titil	titulus i
a tittil	apex ìcis, hic
treakil	theriaca ae
the trebbil part	triplex icis
a trendil	rota ae
a thistil	carduus a
a tristil	tripes èdis, hic
a trifill	nuga ae
troubil	turbatio onis, hic
a twybil	bipennis i, haec
a vigil	vigilia ae
an vnkil	auunculꝰ i, paternꝰ
a wesil	mustèla ae
an hasil	corylus i, hic
to anil	ad nihilare
to désil, neutre	stupére
to déstil, act.	perstringere
to addil	demerére
to maddil	delirare
to ambil	tolutare
to crambil	reptitare
to babil	garrire
to brabil	idem, multū loqui
to iabil	idem
to bibil	biblére
to cauil	calūniari, cauillari
to toppil	copulare
to crimbil	micare, minuère
to trimbil	tremere,
to destil	destillare
to fulfil	adimplère
to donbil	duplicare
to soupil	macerare
to do euil	malefacere
to faffil	balbutire
to maffil	rudére
to fumbil	ineptire
to rumbil	tonitare
to stumbil	titubare
to tumbil	volut are
to gargil	gargarizare
to gingil	tinnire
to tingil	idem
to handil	tractare
to dandil	mulcére
to iuggil	fascinare, praestigiari
to kindil	accendére
to mangil	laniare
to iangil	garrire
to maggil	mactitare
to mingil	miscére
to muffil, the face	velare
to ruffil	magnificè grassari
to meddil	mediari
to mumbil	balbutire
to nestil	nidulari
to wrestil	luctari
to prattil	gannire
to rattil	tonitare
to rifil	inuertère
to stífil	suffocare
to sádil	ephippiū insternère
to swádil	fusciare
to resembil	simulare
to sémbil	simulture
to trémbil	tremère
to séttil	considère
to féttil	componère
to shingil	scandulare
to swingil, hemp	verberare
to shuffil	confundère
to sóupil	sopire, linire
to strángil	suffocare
to intangil	illaqueare
to wrangil	cauillare
to ránkill	putrescére
to spárkil	scintillari
to spárpil	segregare
to sprinkil	spergère
to wrinkyl	plicare, rugas cōtra here
to triísle	nug as agère
to státhil	mingère equum
to swáthil	fasoys inuoluère
to striddil	varicari
to ridle	cribrare
to thrótil	suffocare
to thrópple	idem. iugulare
to tíckil	titillare
to prickle	stimulare
to týppil	potitare
to ripple	rescindere
to titil	intitulare
to pickil	sallère
to trickil	destillare
to tréubil	turbare
to whistil	fistula modulare
camunril	camomilla ae
A da [...]il	anthercum i
A d [...]ngil	latomia ae
an épistil	epistola lae
an exámpil	exemplum i
an Apostil	apostolus li
A crócodil	crocodilus li
A Discipil	discipulus li
hény suckle	locusta ae
A periwinkil	cochlea ae
A pinnakl	pinnaculum li
A principil	principium i
A sówthistle	cicerbita ae
A spectakle	spectaculum li
A tábernakil	tabernaculum i
tórmentil	heptaphillon
A triangil	triangulus li
a quadrangil	quadrangulus li
a versickil	versiculus li
dócil	docilis le
fácil	facilis le
fértil	fertilis le
géntil	benignus ae
híunbil	humilis le
idil	ociosus a
líttil	paruus a
brittil	fragilis e
mýckil, much	multus a
sickil	valetudinarius a
nóbil	nobilis e
rákyl	insolens entis
soúpil	lentus a
stabil	stabilis e
stéril	sterilis le
subtil	subdolus la
súttil	idem. astutus a
tíckil	titillenus na
fléxibil	flexiblis, le
hórribil	horridus da
impóssibil	impossibilis le
incredibil	incredibilis le
indiuísibil	indiuisibilis e
inuíolabil	inuiolabilis e
néwfangil	nouorum cipidus
pó [...]tbil	possibilis le
sémblabil	simil [...]s le
só [...]ubil	solubilis e
vngéntil	immitis e
vténsile	vtensilis le
Note, that ofrtimes ble, is vvritten for bil, dle, for dil, fle, for fil, gle, for gil, kle, for kil, ple, for pil, sle, for fil, tle, for til, ule, for uil. And these for the other agayne indifferently as
amble, or ambil.
sadle, or sadil.
stisle, or stifil
pigil, for pigil:	verbasculum
gargle, or gargil
muskie, or musk il.
staple, or stapil
hastle, or hastil.
hasle, or hasil.
title, or titil.
taule, or tauil, &c.
Wherfore, if ye fynd not in the one of these seeke in the other and yee shal not misse.
More ouer, this termination bil, ansvvereth in englishe, commonly to the adiectiues in bilis, as vve haue sayd in the terminations able, and ible, for vvhich, the termination bil is putte, looke in the other
In ilch.
Milch, milk.	lac, lactis, hoc
to milch	mulgêre
to silch, steale	surripère
to filch, beate	fustigare
to pilch, miche.	suffurare
In ilde.
A chyld	puer, eri, hic
A field	ager i, hic
mylde	blandus da
wylde	ferus ra
This terminacion, idle, is oftymes in metre put for participles in idle, as, fylde, for field, tyld, for tyled, but I think, that they should be vvritten in yeld: as defield, for defiled: begielde for begyled, &c.
In ilte.
y^e hilt of a sworde.	manubrium ij
A quilt	culcitra ae
A stilt	grallus li
bilt	aedificatus a
This termination, ilte, is also often vvritten for participles in, illed, vvith double, II, as fillde, for filled: spilt for spilled: kylte, for killed, and such other.
A filth, drab	scortum ti
y^e filth at nose	pus ûris, hoc
y^e silth of a wound	lues is, hoc
fylth dirt	situs us, lutum ti
stilth,	furtum ti
tilth, tillage.	agriculturae a
In ile.
A bile	vlcus èris, hoc
A file	lima ae
A gyle	dolus li
A kyle	bilis is, haec
A mile	milliarum i
A pile	strues is, haec
A sile	colum li
A stile	formula ae, stilus, i
A stile at an hed [...]	scabellum li
A tyle	tegula ae
A wyle	astutia ae
an Ile	insula ae
to fyle, foyle	deturpare
to fyle	limare
to syle, milke.	colare lac.
to wyll	persuadére
vile	vilis le
éxile	exilium lij
A gentile	gentilis le
to defile	deturpare
to exile	in exilium agère.
to compile	compilare
to concile	conciliare
to reconcile	reconciliare
to reuile	expostulare
seruile	seruilis le
vtile	vtalis le
sómewhile	aliquandò
otherwhyle	aliquando
erwhýle	dudum, nuper.

I ante M.
In im.
y^e brim of a cup	labrum, ripa ae
an himne	hymnus ni
A limbe	membrum bri
to climme	scandére
to diunne	obscurare
to skimme	despumare
to swimme	nalare
to trin [...]	concinnare
dymme	obscurus ra
grymme	horridus da
hym	illius i, illum, in obliquis
trúmme	nitidus, concinnus
vntrym	inconcinnus i
A hósym	sinus us, hic
margerim	amaricus i
y^e migrim	hemecrania, ae
A pánym	ethnicus a
A pilgrym	peregrinus ni
venim	venenum ni
to vénym	venenare
In imble.
A thymble	digitale is, hoe
A wymble	terèbrum i
to crimble	comminuère
to trimble	tremère
nymble	agilis le
In impe.
an impe	surculus i
A shrimp	squilla ae
A Nyinphe	Nympha ae
to himp	surculare
to limp	claudicare
In imple.
A wymple	focale is, hoc
a pimple	pupula ae
symple	simplex ici [...]
In ime.
A lyme	lithocolla lae
a clyme	clima átis, hoc
a chyme of belles	classicum i
fyme	simus i
lyme for birds	viscum i
lyme, burnt	calx, calcis, haec
y^e pryme	aureus numerus
y^e pryme, tyme	ver, vêris, hoc
a ryme	metrum, rithmus i
slyme	limus mi
tyme	tempus oris, hoc
to cryme	criminari
to gryme	criminari
to lyme	gypsare
to lyme birds	inuiscare aues
to ryme	metrificare, versificare
a pástyme	recreatio
to pastyme	recreare

I ante N.
In inne.
a binne	scriniū, vimineum
a chinne	mentum ti
dynne, noyse.	[...]lamor, sonus, ni
a fynne of fish	pinna nae
a ginne	machina ae
a grinne	pedica ae
an Inne	hospitium, diuersoriū
a kinne	cognatio, tribus us
linne, linnen	linteu [...]
a pin for clothes	acicula ae
a pin of iron	spinthrum i
a pin for a wall	clauus i
a shin	tibia ae
sinne	peccatum ti
y^e skin of a man	cutis is, haec
y^e skin of a shéepe	pellis is, haec
y^e skín of a beast	tergus òris, hoc
a skin tawed	aluta ae
a skin tanned	corium i
Tinne	stannum i
a whin	rhamnus i
twinnes	abies ei, haec
	gemelli orum
to blinne	desistére
to grin	ringère
to pinne	configère
to sinne	peccare
to skinne	cutem inducère
to spin	nére
to twyn	seiungère
to win	vincère
thinne	gracilis e, tenuis e
in	in
a Bódkin	pugiunculus
a dódkin	hilum i
a damsin	prunum i
nor a dodkin	ne hilum, nihilum
an érmin, mouse.	scytala ae
a términ, bound.	terminus ni
a bi nkin, bird	terran [...]ola e
a búnkin, felow	batauꝰ, strigo, ônis
a búskin	cothurnus ni
a bramlin, bird.	montifrugella ae
a bú [...]win, bird.	capella ae
a cóusin	cognatus ta
a coffin, chest	capsa ae
a cóffyn, pýe	artocrea ae
an engin	machina nae
famin	fames is, haec
a Délphine, fish.	Delphin, inis, hie
y^e fore skin	praeputium i
a frúskin	saltus, us
A grýffin	Gryps, ypis, hic
A iáuelyn	lancea ae
A iérkin	tunicella ae
A kémelin	sinum i
A kýtchin	culina ae
A kýlderkin	semicadium i
A láykin, babie	crepundia, orum
láttin	aurichalcum
A málkin	panniculus i
A márlin	alietus i
A mýddin	fimarium i
A nápkin	mantile, is, hoc
órpin	telepinum i
A pórkin	porcellus i
A pórpin	histrix, icis, haec
A póppin	oscillum i
rósin	resina ae
A púddin	fartum i
séasin	possessio, ónis
vérmin	vermis, is, hic
A vírgin	virgo, inis, haec
A wérdin	volemum i
the wélkin, aire	aura, ae: aër, éris, hic
wódbin	periclimenon i
to imágin	imaginari, machinari
to begýn	incipere
In inche.
a binch	scannum, subsclliū
a chince	parcus a
a finch, bird	achantis, itis, hic
an inch	vncia ae
stinch	fo [...]ter, oris, hic
to clinche	clíngère, stringére
to linche	claudicare
to pinche	premere, vrgère
to stinche	foetére
to winche	calcitrare
to mince	minuère
to rince	deluére
to wince	calcitrare
a bulfinche, bird	ribicilla ae
a cafinche, bird	frugella ae
a goldfinch, bird	carduélis, es haec
In inde.
a kinde	genus, éris, hoc
the minde	mens, entis, haec
the rinde, of bark	cortex, icis, hic
the winde	ventus i
to binde	ligare, vincere
to grinde	molére
to minde	meminisse, intēdère
to finde	inuenire, reperire
to winde	insinuare, colligére
blinde	caecus ae
kinde	humanus a
mánkinde	genus humanum, humanitas
withwind, herb	cassûtha ae
wédbinde	periclimenon i
behinde	ponè, posterus ae
poreblinde	lippus a
sándblinde	idem
stoncblinde	caecus ae
the hurlewinde	turbo, inis, hie
hodeman blind, play.	mya ae
In ing.
a bing	scrinium, vimineū
a king	rex
a ring	annulus
ling, or heath	erix, erice, es
a sling	funda, tormentum
a spring	sons, ontis, hic, origo
a string	chorda ae
a thing	res, ei, haec, eus
a sting	aculeus, i [...] stigma, àtis
a wing	ala ae
to bring	afferre, apportare
to fling	iacère, mittère
to ging	tinnire
to cling	clingère
to hing, hang	pendère
to sing	cantare, canère
to spring	oriri, crescère
to thring	artare, stringère
to ting	tinuire
to wring	torquére, tortare
a chyttering	omasum i
a chitterling	idem
a dárling	electus, a, charus, a
bánning	maledictio: imprecatio
the dáwning	diluculus i
a driueling	scraptia ae
a dúckling	anaticula ae
y^e dripping of rost	liquamen, inis, hoc
a dwélling	habitatio, onis
y^e euening	vespera e
y^e euesing	suggrundiatio
birding	aucupium i
cúnning	peritia ae
a fárthing	semiobalus i
fauning	adulatio, onis
fláttering	assentatio
a flémming	t [...]utonus i
forewárning	praemonitio
a fránkling	libertus, us, municeps
a gélding	spado, ônis, hic
a gósling	anserculus i
y^e grasing of cloth [...]	sublitio
y^e grasing of catel	pastio, onis
an herring	halec, is, haec
a láwing	vpùpa ae
the mórning	aurora ae
a merling fish	merula ae
nothing	nihil
An ófspring	proles, is, haec
paynting	pictura ae
A póppling	populus, i, hoe
A púdding	furtum i
winning, gains	lucrum i
wynning	victoria ae
A wónning	habitatio
iútting	proiectus a
A wágeling	mercenarius ae
A whyting, fish	merula ae
A wylding	arbutum i
Awedding	nuptiae, arum
agréing	cōueniens. cōgruꝰ a
béing	existens, entis
bówing	lentus, a [...]slexilis ae
cúnning	gnarus, peritus, a [...]
fáuning	blandus a
flórishing	floridus ae
gróufling	pronus a
heádling	praeceps, ìtis
accórding	secundum, iuxta
lásting	permanens, entis
nílling	nolens, inuitus a
wílling	volens, spontaneꝰ a
óntaking	capax, âcis
vnbeléuing	incredulus a
vnbrágging	inglorius a
vncúnning	imperitus a
vnknówing	inscius, ignarus a
vnlíking	displicitus a
vnléuing	inamicabilis e
vnsústering	impatiens, entis
vntrémbling	intrepidus a
vnwáuering	immotus a
vnw [...]ting	ins [...]us a
vnwilling	muitus a
beléuing	credulus a
brágging	gloríosus a
knówing	conscius a
súffering	patiens, entis
trémbling	trepidus a
wávering	ins [...]abilis e
édgling	cesan
Belonging: pertinens, spectans: Belonging, is also the signe of adiectiues passiues, as, belonging, the garden, hortensis, belonging the field, agrestis. The lyke is to be thought of this vvoorde perteynyng, pertinens, spectans, as perteyning to my father, paternus, a, perteyning my mother, maternus. &c.
There be also certaine nounes ending in ling, here to be formed, vvhen ye vvill, as.
Gosling of goose,	anserculus i
duckling of ducke,	anaticulus i
porkling of porke,	porcellus i
These be diminitiues, & may be expounded by this signe little, as gosling, or little goole, porkling or little porke And their Latin endeth for the most parte in, ulus, or in ellus, as, anserculus porcellus &c
There be also many other that end ining, here not expressed, ebecause they may be deriued out of verbes three maner of vvayes vvhen ye vvill, after this fore, [...]d participles of the present [...]uies, as louing, teaching, reading, of loue, teach rede by putting to (ing) whose [...]atine is easely formed or the gerund in, d [...], by turning di into, was, amand [...], anians, doc [...]nd [...], doc [...]s, legen [...]h, legens &c.
2 The second kinde is of the gerund [...]s o [...]e [...]bs, as amand [...] of louing, do [...]endi of rec [...]ing, legedi of reding.
3 The third kind is of nounes verbals, vvhose Latine ending in, io, or us is formed of the larter supme, as, louing, amatio, onis, baec, of amatu, teading, lectio, onis, haec, of lectu, hearing auditio, onis, haec, auditus, vs, doing actio, onis, haec, actus, us, hic. Of al these kindes the englishe is one, but the Latine is diuers, as the examples declare
In inke.
y^e brink of a riuer	ripa ae, labrum
drinke	potus us, hic
A chíncke	rima ae, hiatus us
A linke, torche	lichnus i, hic
A linke, chaine	vinculum i
A sinke	cloaca ae, sentina a
stinke	foetor oris, hic
inke	atramentum i
to drinke	bibère, potare
to linke	concatinare
to shrinke	cedère, contrahi
to sinke	descondere
to swinke	desudare, inuigilare
to stinke	foeteri
to thinke	cogitare
to winke	conniuére
a périwinke	cochlea ae
to bethínke	cogitare
to forthínke	poenitère
In inkle.
a périwynkle	cochlea ae
a sprinkle	spergillum i
strinkle	idem
a wrinkle	ruga ae
to sprínkle	spergère
to twýnkle	conniuére, nictare
to wrýnkle	rugare
In inct.
to distinct	distinguére
to extinct	extinguère
distinct	distinctus ae
extinct	extinctus a
In int.
a dint	impetus us
calamint	calamintha ae
asquint	obliquus a
In inc.
brine	salsugo, inis, haec
y^e chine of a beast	spina ae
an hine	villicus i
kine	vaccae, arum
a line	linea ae
a mine	fodina ae
a shríne	statua ae, ossuariū i
a signe	signum i
a serine	scrinium i
a swine	porcus i
a vine	vitis, is, haec
wine	vinum i
to dine	prandére
to line clothes	duplicare
to pine away	tabescére
to shine	lucèro
to signe	signare
to twine	contorquère
to mine	suffodère
to whine	vociferare vt canis
to wrine	vociferare, vt poreꝰ
mine	meus ae
nine	nouem
thine	tuus a
a brýgantine	catascopium i
a cóncubine	concubina ae
cárrine	cadauer, éris, hoc
a dýuine	theologus i
églantine	cynorrodos i
díscipline	disciplina ae
dóctrine	doctrina ae
an éngine	machina ae
a médicine	medicina ae
sáuine, herbe	sabina ae
célendine, herb	chaelidonia ae
rúine	ruina ae
túrpentine	terebinthina ae
the mátines	matutina officia
to declýne	declinare
to d fýne	definare
to diuíne, gesse	diuinare
to enter [...]ýne	interponere
to inclýne	inclinare
to médicine	medéri
to vndermýne	supplantare
to vntwýne	retractare, retorquere.

I ante P.
In ippe.
a chippe	assula a, fragmentū
a drippe, droppe	gutta ae
y^e hippe	coxendix ìcis, haec
A lippe	labuim bij
A nippe	compressio onis
y^e pippe	pituita ae
A quippe	flagellum li
A skrippe	pera ae
A slippe	lorum ri
y^e tippe of a staffe	ferrétum ti
y^e tip of my finger	extremitas
A tip, shepe.	aries ètis, hic
to dip	intingère
to drip	destillare
to nip w^e fingers	comprimère
to nip, taunt.	arguère
to quip	flagellare
to rip	resuère, rescindère
to slip	labi
to sip	sorbillare, pitissare
to ship	nauigare
to skip	exultare
to clip shéepe	tondere
to clip imbrace	ampl [...]i
to clip, name.	nominare
to strip	denudare
to tip	aerare
to trip	caespitare
A cóllip	cremium ij
cówslip herb	herba paralysis
A g [...]ssip	compotrix ìcis
fréndship	amicitia ae
A princeship	princ [...]patus us
A lordeship	dominatio onis
A lórdship, towne	praedium i
A parsnip	partinaca ae
A wárdship	tutela ae
wórship	honor, dignitas
cóus [...]ip [...]	cognatio, affinitas
a deacenship	diaconatus a
A phillip	talitrum i
A [...]llabe	syllab [...] ae
felowship	s [...]dalit [...]um i
má [...]stership	magisic [...]tum ij
níggarship	ten [...]itas atis
y^e ques [...]orship	quaestura rae
A reteynership	chentéla lae
A stewardship	oeconomia ae
workemanship	artificium ij
Egipt	Aegiptus ti
to sýllip	talitrum infligère
to ouership	praeterire, omittere
There be also many other, that ende in, shippe, signifying artes or offices, and be deriued of substantiues, as are these folovving.
maiorship of maior,	maioratus us
baylyship of bayly,	villicus us
byshopship of byshop,	episcopatus us
The latine of these for the most part endeth either in atus, us, of the fourth declēson, as the examples declare: or else in ura, ę, of the first declēson, as pręlatura, [...]e, praetura ę, qua stura, &c.
In iple.
A criple	claudipes ides
A principle	principtum ij
A Disciple	discipulus li
A manciple	princerna nae
A participle	participium ij
to tipple	potitare
to sýpple	sorbillare
y^e Eclypse	eclipsis ios, haec
In ipe.
A Grrpe	Gryps, ipis
A pype	fistula lae
a snype	this, is, haec
y^e gripe of a hand	pugnus i, manipulꝰ
to grype	palmare
to pipe	fistulare
to ripe	maturare
rype	maturus ra
to wype	tergère
to type a ball.	profligère
In irre.
firre	abies ei, haec
mirre	myrrha ae
a blirre	deceptio onis
to blirre	fallère
to flirre & laugh	ridére
A gird, fit	actus us, passio
a gird, vehemēce	impetus us
a bird	auis is, volucres is
to gird	cingère, stringère,
In irke.
hirk, or irk.	taedium i
A kirk, church	templum i
to hirk,	pigère, taedére
mirke, dark.	obscurus ratenebrosa ae
In irkle.
a cirkle	circulus, li, zona ae
an half circle	hemieyclus i
y^e círckle round	orbis, sphaera ae
y^e cirkle of cancer,	tropicꝰ cācri
y^e circle of capricorn,	tropicꝰ capricorni
y^e cirkle meridional,	meridionalis e
y^e cirkle equinoctial,	equinoctialis e.
In irle.
A girle	ancilla ae, puella ae
A whyrle	spondilus li
to birle	promère, haurire
to whirle	circūagere, vertere
	toruare, rotare
In irme.
firme	firmus a
to firme	firmare, stabilire
to affirme	affirmare
to confirme	confirmare
In irne.
a chirne	fidelia ae
to chirne	creare butyrum
In irt.
a birt, fish	rhombus i
dirt	lutum ti
In irth.
a birth	natiuitas, partꝰ us
a girth	cingulum li.
In ire.
a byre, cowhouse	bouile is, hoc
fyre	ignis is, hic
hyre	merces edis, haec
ire, anger	ira ae, s [...]ror
myre	fumus i, lutum a
a shyre	comitatus us
an émpire	imperium ij
to aspire	aspirare
to enquire	inquirère
to enquire	requirère
to inspire	inspirare
an ésquire	armiger èri, hic

I ante S.
In isse.
blisse	beatitudo inis, hae [...]
a kisse	osculum li
a misse	delictum, error.
pisse	lotium, vrina.
A creuisse, fish.	cammarus i
to hisse	sibilare
to kisse	osculari
to misse	delinquère, errare
to pisse	mingère
his	suus a
amisse	perperam
iwisse	senè, scilice [...]
In ishe.
A dish of meate	fir [...]ulum li
A dish, for meate	patina ae
fish	piscis is, hic
A glish	coruscatio
A rish	iuncus i
A plish	picula ae
A wish	optatum ti
to fish	piscari
to glish	corruscare
to wish	optare
A skermish	velitatio, turbatio
A blemish	labes is, haec
A buirish	tropice es, hic
an anguish	angustia ae
flórish	germen inis, hoc
a garnish of peuter	patinae
A mauish, bird	turdus i
A púmíshe, glasse	pumex icis, haec
A radish roote	rhaphanus ni
vernish	encaustum
A warish	callus i, hic
to admónish	maculare
to abólish	abolére
to accomplish	perficère, complére
to diminish	diminuère
to famish	fame perire, pdere
to finish	finire
to cherish	indulgère, mulcère
to florish	flerére
to frubbish	fricando polire
to furnish	exornare,
to láuish	largiri
to láuish	rapère, viciare
to anguish	angustare
to lánguish	languêre
to mýnish	minuère
to mónish	monêre
to nourish	nutrire
to púnish	pumicare
to vanish	euanescère
to vanquish	euincere
to brandish	vibrare
to páttish	pacisci
to perish	perire
to pólish	polire
to empóuerish	depauperare
to públish	publicare
to relinquish	relinquère
to replenish	replère
to vernish	encaustare
to wárish	occallescère
to punish	punire
ápish	simialis e
bábish	puerilis e
bóyish	puerilis e
coýish	lasciuus a
bookish	studiosus, librosus
blóckysh	stupidus a
cóckish	salax ácis
cárlish	rusticanus a
chýldish	puerilis e
churlish	inhumanus a
cúrrish	caninus a
coltish	effrenus ne
dóltish	stupidus da
cówish	vaccinius a
sówish	suillus a
clównish	rusticus a, agrestis
bównish	rudis e
clayish	latulentus a
cowardish	timidus da
diuillish	diabolicus a
fyerish	feruidus, igncus a
dóggish	caninus, inuidus
fóggish	pinguis e
hóggish	porcinus na
English	Anglicus a
Irish	Hybernicus a
dánkish	vuidus, nebulosus
foolish	fatuus a
glewish	glutinosus sa
bléwish	subcaruleus a
néwish	recentulus, nouitiꝰ.
Iewish	Iudaicus a
gotish	caprinus na
dotish	delirus ra
bárrish	leporinus na
héllish	infernalis le
féllish	montanus a
knáuish	peruersus sa
lúmpish	tardus a, stupidꝰ a
momish	mimicus, bardus
Rómish	Romanus na
níggish	parcus ca
ríggish	licentiosus a
niggardish	tenaculus la
péakish	mimicus a
snéakish	bardus a, mimus
péuish	prauus a
théuish	furax ácis
pétish	effraenis e, iracūdꝰ
rámmish	hircosus a, olidus a
sáltish	salsulus a
sérwish	imperiosus a
shéepish	ouinus a
shrimpish	pusillus a
slúggish	languidus a
slúttish	sordidus a
snákish	anguinus a
snáppish	argutus a
swámish	inaudaculus
wólfish	lupinus a
sléepish	somnulentus a
lýmpish	claudus a
There be many in ishe besyde these, namely of two sorts: the one deriued of substātiues, the other of adiectiues, and bothe be adiectiues diminutiues, signifying some affection, inclination or degree of the primitiue: as of vvater, aqua, cometh vvaterish, or somevvhat vvatry, aqueus, aquaticus, a: of red rubeus, a, cometh reddish, rubicundus, da. &c. These bee also put often for those in ie, vvhose latiue end in, osus, and entus, as aforsayde, as slepyshe or full of slepe, sleepy, somnulentus, ta. &c. The Latine of these ende in eus, ellus, or ulus.
In isme.
A scisme	schismus, mi
baptisme	baptismus
A sophisme	sophisma atis, hoc
an exorcisme	exorcismus mi
There be diuers other, that do end in isma, are deriued of latine vvoords and [Page]greeke vvordes, in isma, and inising, and they be of three fortes.
[...] The first is of the common speche, as these aforesayd: The second be taken of a countrey o [...] language, as of latine latinisme, latinismus, 1, Greeke, Graecisme, Graecismus, 1, Haebrew, Hebraisme, haebra [...]smus, i, Barbarie, barbarisme, barbarismus, i, laconie, laconisme, laconismus, i, atticke atticisme Atticismus, i. Britannie, Britanisme, Bri [...]āismus, i. Scotte, Scotilme, scotismus, i, and many other. The third, is of sectes and factions, vvhō vve cal after the masters and beginners of opinions and doctrines, as of pape, papisme, papismus, 1. Luther, Lutheramsme, Lutheranismus, Ariane, Atianisme, Aranismus, i. Caluine, Caluynisme, Caluinismus, i. Plato, Platonisme, Platonismus, and such other sects, the folovvers vvherof do end in ist, as, Baptiste baptista, ae, hic, [...]ophiste, sophista, ę latiniste, latinista. ę, iaconiste, laconista papiste, papista, ae, Platoniste, Platonista, ae, and such other, as many or mo as ende in isme: for commonly they haue bothe one primitiue: the first, signifying the sect it selfe, tongue, or manner of people, and the latter beetokening him, that eyther is good & canning, or else is studious and earnest in the same.
In iste.
A fiste	pugnus i
y^e liste of cloth	fimbria ae
y^e miste	nebulae arum
to liste	libere
A colligioniste	collegionista ae, hec
A conféssioniste	confessionista ae, hic
A éxorciste	exorcista ae, hic
A questioniste	questionista ae, hic
A psalmiste	Isalmista ae, hic
A sophiste	sophista ae, hic
Many other end in, iste, concerning vvhich, loke the note of isme, as aloro
to assiste	assistère
to consiste	consistère
to désisée	desistère
to persiste	persistère
to resiste	resistère
In istle.
A brístle	saeta ae
A grístle	cartilago, inis, haec
A thistle	carduus i
A trístle	tripes, èdis, hic
A whýstle	fislula ae
A southistle	[...]erbita ae
to whýstle	fistula modulari
grýsse coloure	glauculus a
In ise.
A gyse	ritus, us, mos, oris
A guyíe	idem
to rise	surgère
to [...]se	taxare
anise, herbe	anetum i
A diuíse	inuētio, machina ae
y^e iándise	aurigo, înis, haec
láttise	canc [...]lli, orum
licorise	glycirriza ae
A mainprýse	vadimonium i
mérchandise	mercatura ae
A mórtyse	cumphus i
A nóuise	neophitus i
A prémise	premissum i
A prómise	prouisum i
A surmiso	figmentum i
A énterprise	incoeptum i
A quéntise	modus, mos insolitus
to decíse	decidère, discutère
to deuíse	diuidère, excogitare
to aduíse	aduertère, deliberare
to cánonise	canonizare
to círcumcise	circumcidère
to disgýse	commutare
to éxorcise	exorcizare
to intise	allicère
to maynprise	vadimonio obstringère
to manumise	manumittère
to pátise	pacisci, conspirare
to prómise	promittere
to recógnise	recognoscère
to solémnise	celebrare
to surmíse	comminisci, fingère
lykewíse	similiter
otherwýse	alitèr
thiswýse	sic, hoc modò
ríghtwyse	iustus a

I ante T.
In it.
a bridle bit	chamus i
a bit	buccella ae, minutal
a brit, fish	rhombus i
a fit of a storie	pars, artis, haec
a fit of a play	actus, us
a fit of sicknesse	passio, onis
git, herbe	nigella ae
grit for scouring	scrobs, obis
it	illud, id, istud
a kit, a litle vessel	canthàrꝰ i fidelia, ae
a knit	lens, endis, haec
a nit	idem
a pit	puteus i
a slit	scissura ae
a spit	veru, u, obèlus, i
a titmose, bird	todus i
a tit. little iade	equulus, equulae
a whýt	hilum i
wyt	ingenium i
A writ	scriptum i
chits, pulse	lenticula ae
to flit from a place	migrare
to flit, straw	plicare
to git, get	acquirère
to git, be get	gignére
to hit	tangère, attingère
to knit	nectère
to quit	rependère
to sit	sedére
to slit	discindère
to spit	transfigère
fit	aptus a
Fit, is also a signe of verbals in bilis, & of participials in dus: as,
fit to be loued,	amabilis e
fit to be red,	legendus a
fit to be done,	faciendus a
fit to be sayd,	effabilis e
a condit	aquagium i
a fléabit	morsus culicis
y^e fórewrit	titulus, prescriptū
an hábit	habitus, us
a hérmit	heremita ae
a límit	limes, itis, hic
a méritit	meritum i
nowhit	ne hilum, nihil
a púlpit	scabellum, pulpitū
a luit, lapwing	vpupa ae
puit	phalaris, idis, hic
vomit	vomitus us
to acquit	rependère
to admit	admittere
to commit	committere
to omit	omittere
to permitte	permittere
to disherit	exhaeredare
to habit	habitare
to inhabit	inhabitare
to inhérit	haereditare
to inhibit	inhibére
to limit	limitare
to mérit	demereri
to profite	pro [...]icere, prodesse
to prohibit	prohibere
to acquit	parpari referre
to vomit	vomere
to exhibit	exhibere
out of wit	insanus amens
vnfitte	ineptus a
In iche.
A bitche	canicula ae
ritche	cicer eris, hoc
A ditche	fossa ae
A fitche	vicia ae
y^e itche	purigo inis, haec
y^e stitch	dolor, lateris
a stitch in sowing	ictius us
A knitch of wood	fascis is haec
pitche	pix icis, hic
A witche	fascinatrix îcis
A wrytche	miser ae
A flitch	suc [...]idia ae
to ditche	fodere, sepire
to itch	prurire
to stitche	acupingere
to bewitche	fas [...]mare
In ith.
a with	restis is, hic, haec
a writh	cesticillus
a rigwith	dorsualis is hoc
y^e tugwith	traha ae, helcinum i
with	cum
foorthwith	actutum, mox
a kith, or kin	cognatio
a smith	faber serrarius
In ittle.
a tittle	apex icis, hic
a bittle	scarabeus i
Little loke litle and seeke al the other in, itle, in yll.
In ite.
a byte	morsus us, rictus
a kyte	miluus i
a [...]yte, or litle	parum i
a myte, vermin	curculio onis, hie
a myte of money	minutum i
a suyte	this is, haec
spite	inuidentia ae
plite plight	habitudo inis
to byte	mordére
to dryte, for shyte	cacare
to flyte, chyde	fligere, iurgare
to cyte	citare
to lyte or trust	fretus esse
to quyte	par pari referre
to shyte	cacare
to smyte	percutere, serire
to spyte	inuidère
to thwite	excidère
to wite	culpare
to write	scribère
lite, or littil	paruus a
white	albus a
tite, quicke	citò
as tite	quam citò, tam citò
y^e áppetite	appetitus, us
dispíte	despectio, inuidia
An hýpocrite	hypocrìta ae
Aléuite	leuita, ae, diaconus
A márgarete	margarîta ae
A párasite	parasytus i
A spirite	spiritus i
to delýte	delectare
to endýte	dictare
to inuite	inuitare
to recíte	recitare, recensere
to requíte	reddère, rependère
to incíte	incitare
to solicite	sollicitare
éxquisite	exquisitus a
ínfinite	infinitus a
períte	peritus a
partýte	partitus a
bipartite	bipartitus a
trípartite	tripartitus a
quádripartite	quadripartitus, us
In ythe.
blythe, mery	blandus, a: alacris
lythe, calme	serenus a
a sythe	falx foeniseca
swythe	oeyùs
to kythe, acknowlege	agnos [...]ère
to lythe, he rke	aus [...]ultare
to tythe	de [...]mare
In itle.
A little	parum i
A title	titulus i
to tytle	inscribère
litle	paruus a
The vvoord little is also the signe of diminitiues, as these deriued of substantiues
A litle king,	regulus i
A litle boke,	libellus i
A litle man,	homunculus i
A litle woman,	muliercula ae
A litle flye,	muscella ae
and such other, vvhose Latine endeth in, vlus, ellus, vla, ella, ae. &c.

I ante V.
In iue.
chiues	caepulae, arum
ciues	idem
gýues	manicae, arum
an hiue	alueus i
a syne	cribrum i
A shiue of bread	sectio panis
A striue	certamen, inis, hoc
to diue	vrinare
to driue	agère, vrgère
to giue	compedire
to hiue	in aluum colligère
to liue	viuère
to priue	priuare
to riue, eate.	rumpère
to shiue	dissecare
to sliue, teare.	disrumpère
to striue	certare
to thriue	prosperare
to wiue	vxorem ducère
to shriue	confiteri
éndiue, herbe.	intybus i
a cáptiue	ca [...] tiuus a
an abórtiue	abortiuum i
a disiunctiue	disiunclina cōiunc.
a fugitiue	prosuga ae
a relatiue	relatiuum i
a prerógatiue	praerogatiuum i
to depriue	depriuare
to descríue	describère
to atchíeue	persicère
to arríue	appellère
to cáptiue	captiuare
to deríue	deriuare
to retriue	retrudère
to reuiue	reuiuificare
défectiue	defictiuus a
intentiue	intentus a
excéssiue	excessiuus a
áctiue	ac [...]iuus a
nátiue	natiuus a
primatiue	primatiuus a
cáptiue	captiuus a
prócliue	proclinis ue
There be many other in iue, deriued out of verbes, vvhereof some signifie actiuely, as affections vvhiche moue, and othersome passiuely, as affected vvith some thing: the next folovving be actiues and such other.
defénsiue	defensiuus, defēsoriꝰ
demónstratiue	demonstratiuus
exhortatiue	exhortatiuus a
dísiunctiue	disiunctiuus a
exclusiue	exclusiuus a
inféctiue	infectiuus a
inuentiue	inuentiuus a
laxatiue	prou [...]ans aluum
nóminatiue	nominatiuus a
pérspectiue	perspectiuus a
píngatiue	purgatiuus a
putrifactiue	putrifactiuus a
stopefactiue	stupefactiuus a
Th [...]se folovving, and such other, doo rather signifie passiuely: as
incóstiue	stipatus ventre
cóstiue	stipticus a
veriuatiue	deriuatiuus a
figuratiue	figuratiuus a
fugitiue	sugitiuus a
pósitiue	positiuus a
possessiue	possessiuus a
Finally these in ine, can not be vvriten in ivve, for the causes recited in the termination aue, if thou doubt, loke there.

In O, desiuentia.
In O.
A doe	dama ae, haec
A fee	hostis, immicus a
A ree buck,	dorcas adis, hic
A ree doe	capraea ae
A toe	digitus pedis
woe	dolor, tristitia ae
A sloe	[...]incolū, prunellū li
A shhooe	calceus i
an horse shooe	solea ae
y^e echo	echo
to doo	agère, facère
to shooe	calceare
to goe	ire, vadére
to fordoe	abolére
to forgoe	amittère
to misdoe	iniuriari
to vndoe	perdère
blo, blackblew.	liuidus da
moe	plures ra
twoo	duo ae, o,
fro	a, ab, abs,
hoe	reuocantis vox est,
loe	ecce
no	non, nullus la
so	sie
tho, though	si, licet
to	ad, vs (que)
vnto	ad, vs (que), donec.
[...]otoo	nimis, valdè
to and fro	huc illuc (que)
wherto	quorsum
hitherto	hactenus, hucus (que)
In ob.
a bob of flowers	florétum i
a bobbe of leaues	frondétum ti
a blob on y^e water	bulla ae
a knob on a trée	callus, bruscum
In oble.
noble	nobilis le
a noble	aureus i
vnnóble	ignobilis le
In obe.
a robe	pallium, stola ae
a globe	globus bi
y^e astrolobe	astrolabium i

O ante C.
For them in ocke, looke in O ante K.
In oche.
a broch	veru ru, hoc
a reproch	opprobrium i
to coce	cambire
to imdoche	insoulpère
to encroch	intercipere
to reproch	vituperare

O ante D.
In odde.
a clodde, clot	gleba ae
a codde, fish.	capito ônis, hic
a codde cushion	puluinar aris, hoc
God	Deus, dei
a rodde	virga ae
a sod, turse	cespes itis, hic
a todde, weight.	sexdecim pondo
a trod, path	callis is, haec
y^e codde of a beast	scortum, coleus
y^e codde of peason	siliqua ae
a wood	lucus i
wood	lignum i
to codde peason	siliquas legére
to podde, or porre	pungere
to nodde	nutare
shodde	calceatus
fodde	coctus, elixus a
odde	impar aris, hoc
a metrod	partica ae
a sýnod	synodus i, haec
In oode.
blood	sanguis, inis, hic
a flood	flumen inis, hoc
foode	esca ae, cibus i
an hoode	cuculus i, hie
a moode, mynd	animus mi
A moode	modus di
y^e [...]oode	crucisixus i
stoode	stabam, as, at.
good	bonus na
woode	ferus a, furibūdus a
falshood	perfidia, fallacia
knyghthood	militaris ordo
A liuelode	patrimonium ij
manhood	virilitas, virtus
preesthood	secerdotium ij
Looke in head for moe.
to beblood	funestare, cruētare
In ode.
A gode	partica stimulata
a lode	onus cris, hoc
A rode, in warre	expeditio onis,
to lode	onerare
A tode	buso ônis, hic
brode	latus ta
an abode	mansio onis, haec
In odge.
A lodge	hospitium ij
to bodge	sarcire
to dodge	illiberaliter se habere
to lodge	hospitare

O ante F.
In offe.
A scoffe	scomma atis hoc
A goffe, foole	morio, bardus i
to doffe, for do of.	exuère
to skoffe	scommari
to woff like a dog	latritare
of	a, ab, de.
therof	indè
wherof	vndè
Of, is also the signe of the genitiue case as of me, m [...]i, of thee, tur. &c. also the signe of an ablatiue, or datiue after pass, [...] I am taught of thee, Doceo [...] à te [...]cene of me, visus mihi, alto the fig [...]e of [...] possessiues, and [...]tenalls: as paternus, a of my father [...]aternus a, of my mother: anieus a of gold, a [...]gēteus, a, of siluer. Finally, it is the signe of a datiue case, after adiectiues in bilis, and participials in dus, as visibilis ommbus, able to be seene of all men, amandus ommbus to be loned of all men.
In oft.
A loft	stristegū i, tabulatū
y^e woft of a web	subtegmen
soft	mollis le
alóft	sublimis e
aloft	in alto, sublime
o [...]t	saepè
to loft	contignare
soft to make	mollire
In ofe.
y^e hoof of a foore	vngula la
A lofe	massa panis
A proofe	probatio onis
y^e roofe of an house	tectum
y^e roofe of y^e motuh	palatum
y^e woofe or a web	subtegmen inis

O ante G.
In ogge.
A clog, log	truncus i
A dog	canis is, hic, haec
A bogge	charybdis is, haec
fogge	postsoenium i
A srogge	rana ae
An hogge	porcus i
A clogge at y^e foote	impedimentum
A gogge	obliquus a
A bándogge	canis catenarius
In oge.
A díaloge	dialogus i
An épiloge	epilogus i
An hédgehog	herinaceus i
A práloge	prologus i
to proróge	prorogare
A róge	vagabundus a
to róge	vagari

O ante K.
In ocke.
A blocke	truncus i
A brocke, beast	taxo, onis, hic
A clocke	horologium i
A clocke, siée	scarabejus i
A cocke, bird	gallus i
A cocke of hay	meta ae
A cocke of dung	collis is
the docke	clunis, is, haec
A docke, herbe	lapathum i
the dock of a ship	puppis, is, haec
A crocke, shepe	adaria ae
y^e crocks of a house	bijuges um
A flocke	grex, egis, hic
A frocke	sagum i
A knocke	actus us, pereutio
A locke	sera ae
A locke of woll	solox, ocis, haec
A flock, or shorling	sloc [...]us i
A mocke	irrisio, illusio
y^e nock of an ar [...] o	ereua ae
A po [...]ke	phagedaena ae
A rocke, distaffe	colus i, haec
A smocke	supparum i
A socke	soccus i
A stocke	stips it is, hic
A rocke of stone	petra ae rupes is
to flocke	congregare
to knocke	tundere
y^e stockes	cippus i, pedicae
to locke	serare, obdère
to mocke	irridére, illudère
A bállocke	testiculus, scortum
A báttocke	clunis is, haec
A cá [...]locke, herb	eruca ae
y^e french pocke	morbus gallicus
a gýmlocke	tere bellum i
an háodo [...]ke, fish	ascllus i
an hemlocke	cicuta ae
a mattocke	bidens entis, hic
múllocke	puluis eris, hic
a párocke	fundus i
a pécocke	pauo onis, hic
a pinnocke, hedge sparow	curruca ae
a princocke	precox, lasciuus
a puttocke	miluus i
a rúddocke	frigilla ae
wédlocke	coniugium i
a ártochocke	cynara ae
a phýsbuttocke	trossulus a
Ocke, is also the signe of diminitiues formed of substantiues, as
hi [...]locke,	Colliculus i
bullocke,	iuuencus i
pillocke,	pilula ae
millocke,	parua mola
and other, vvhose Latin is in vlus, vla, ellus, ella, as the examples declare, & must be expounded be this signe, little, or small, as, hillocke, or litle hil, pillock, or small pill, &c.
In ockle.
a cockle	concha ae
to cockle, cherish	indulgere
In ooke.
a booke	liber i, codex icis
a brooke	riuns i, slnntus i
a cooke	coquus i
a crooke, hooke	hamus i, curuamcu
a flooke, fish	peclunculus i
a hooke	hamus i
a [...]ooke, corner	angulus i
a tooke, crow	cornix uis, haec
y^e smooke	fumus i
to hooke	hamare, incuruare
to looke	videre, speclare
to smooke	sumare
to s [...]ooke	olsacere
to forlooke	f [...]scinare
In oke.
an oke	quercus i, haec
a poke, litle sacke	sacculus i
y^e spoke of a wheel	radius i
a stroke	[...]ctus us, percutio
a cloke	chlamis idis, hic
holýocke	alihea ae
to proke	procare
to strcke	mulcére
to prouóke	prouocare
to reuóke	reu [...]are
y^e hore roke	pruina ae

O ante L.
In oll.
to poll pil	spoliarè
a holi	caligrat ae
to poll the head	tendere
y^e doll o [...]the hand	vola ae
a fýoll, potte	anuila ae
a gýmoll	vertibulum i
an idoll	idolum i
a chiból	talia ae
to enróll	inscribère
to ex [...]óll	exaltare
In old.
y^e cold	frigus oris, hoc
y^e mold	humus i, haec
a mold	talpa ae
bold	audax
cold	frigidus a
Seeke other in ould: for olte, seeke also, oulte
In ole.
y^e hole of a trée	corpus, slemma
a cole cold	carbo onis, hic
a cole bote	pruna ae
a dole	elcemosynae distributio
a fole	pullus equinus
a gole, or marke	meta ae
an hole	foramen inis, hoc
a iole of fish	fauces um
a pole	partica ae
y^e pole norsh	arctuus i, haec
y^e pole south	anctarcticus i,
a sole, fish	solea ae
y^e sole of a shoe	solum i
A cátchpoll	lictor aparitor
A thirleyoole	balêna ae
A hurlépoole	idem.
y^e sole of the foote	planta pedis
to hole	perforare
to sole	solum adhibére
to thole, suffer	sustinére
sole, alone.	sanus a
whole	intiger a
In oole.
A soole	stultus, morio
A poole	palus ûdis, haec
a seoole	schola ae
a stoole	sella ae
a toole	instrumentum
Yool, Cristmas	Natiuit as Christi
toole, sorow.	dolor óris, hic
to coole	deser bére
to doole, sorow.	dolére
to schoole	corrigere, instruere
coole	quiet us a
a padst oo'e	tuber eris, hoc
a todestoole	fungus gi.

O ante M.
In ome.
a come or comb	pecten ìnis, hoc
fome	spuma ae
home	domus mi
a mome	morio, bardus.
to come, or comb.	comère
to fome	spumare
a bésome	scopa ae
a botom of yarne	glomus mi
y^e botō of y^e water	sundum di
a cockome	crista ae
a dukedeme	ducatus us
an edgelome	culier t, haec
an earldome	comitatus us
a worke home	instrument [...]
an epitome	epit [...]e es, haes
a fáthome	hexapedia ae
frédome	libertas atis
an horsecome	strigil tlis, hic
a kíngdome	regnum ni
martirdome	martyrium ij
a phántome	phantasma atis
a ransome	redemptio onis, hoc
sýnamon	synamomum i
y^e transeme of a bed.	trabula ae
an inc [...]me	incola, aduena ae
an oncome disease	morbus adu [...]titius
whordome	meretrieium ij
wysdome	sapientia ae
There bee dyuers other that ende in dome, as princedome, principatus, us: kyngdom, regnum ni: Christendom, Christianitas atis, and both in latine and english are deriued of substantiues sigoifying, gouerners or officers as the examples do declare.
fulsome	foedus da
growsome	horridus da
handsome	scitus a
handersome	factiesus sa
to ouercome	vincère
to misbecome	dedecère
to ransome	redimère
to vncustome	desuefacere
to accustome	assuefacère
lothsome	nausebundus a
noysome	nocuus a, nociuus
seldome	rarus a, rarò
quílome	quando (que)
burome	pronus a, promptus
In ompt.
to accómpt	computare
an accómpt	computus ti
prompt	promptus a
In oome.
a doome	aestumatio, iuditiū
a bloome	germer inis, hic
a groo [...]ne	subenbicularius
to doome	astimare, iudicare
to bloome	germinare

O ante N.
In onne.
a sonne	silius i. gnaetus i
y^e sonne	sol alis, [...]e
to don, do on	induère
to sonne	insolare
to wonne	habitare
a báron	baro ónis, hic
Alcoron	Alcoranum ni
an andiron	andéla ae
bácon	lardum di
a brandiron	andena ae
a button	fibula, apex icis
a glutton	edax, helus
a cápon	capo onis, hic
a caldrone	l [...]bes [...]tis, hic
týnamon	cynamor [...]um i
a common	compas [...]num i
a comparison	comparatio enis
cotton	bambucum i
a Deacon	Diaconus ni
a meacon, segge.	carex icis, hic
a babbon	pupus pi
a cábben	gurgustiū, cubile is
a basson	sinus ni
a beacon	speclaculū, pharus
celidou	calidonia ae
centron	centaurum i
a chanon	canonicus i
a chanen gunne	torn enti genus
a [...]ú [...]pen	particula
encheasen	causa, necessitas
treason	maiestas, reatus, proditio.
séason	oportunit as, tempestas
a fectíon	faclio, secta ae
a f [...]shion	mos, ritus, us
a salcon	falco onis, hic
a salche en	ensis fulcata
a sellon	transgressor, fur.
a felou sore	furunculus i
a stayón	lagéna ae
sóyson	faecunditas
a gállon	semiurna ae
a gegeen, fish.	gobio onis, hic
a gau [...]on	perna ae
a garisen	turma ae, caterua
a gurnison	idem. manipulus il
a gybbon	poderis is, haec
a gyrdiron	craticula ae
a habergeon	lori [...]a ae
all hearon	ardea ae
a targon, rime.	fabula meirica
iren	f [...]rum ri
a laggon	lagena ae
a wagon	v [...]hiculum li
A lampron	murena ae
A legion	legio ônis, hic
A lésson	lectio ônis, haec
A limon	limon ônis, hic
A lemmon	amasia ae
A Lýon	Leo ónis, hic
A máson	lapicida ae
A músheron	fungus i, hic
A mótion	motio, sollicitatio
A niggon	parcus a
A nigion	morio, ideota ae
an onyon	caepa ae
A párdon	indulgentia ae
A persone	persona ae
A patrone	patronus ni
pédilion	leontopodion i
A peapon	pepo onis, hic
A pómpon	idem
A pinsone	osa ae
poyson	venenum ni
A prisone	carcer eris, haec
A rándon, race.	petitus cursus
réason	ratio ônis, hic
saffron	crocum i
A samon	salmo ônis, hic
A sérmon	sermo ônis, hic
y^e sessions	sessiones num
A step son	priuignus ni
taragon	tragonia ae
A ténon	impages, agis, haec
A trénshon	fragmentum ti
v [...]nison	ferina ae
vermilion	minium i
A condition	conditio onis, haec
A wanton	procax, lasciuus a
A weapon	arma orum, telum
vpon	super
A wigion, bird	glaucea ae
to abandon	extermir are
to burden	onerare
to cóndition	pacisci
to émprison	incarcerare
to enuiron	communire
to iargon	nugari
to missashion	deformare
to motion	mouêre
to pardon	indulgére
to poýson	venenare
to réason	ratiocinari
to séason	condire
to súmmon	summonére
to vnburdon	exonerare
Albion	Britannia ae, Alba niae
an assertion	assertio onis
A benediction	benedictio onis
A champion	pugil ilis, hic
A companion	comes itis, hic haec,
A complexion	complexio onis
a condition	conditio onis, haec
a dominion	dominio onis
an extortion	exactio onis
an action	actio, causa
an addítion	additio onis
ambition	ambitio onis
an exhalation	exhalatio onis
a fúndation	fundamentum
fruition	fruitio onis
fúnction	functio onis
fústion	gossopineum i
indignation	indignatio onis
iurisdiction	iurisdictio onis
manumission	manumissio onis
méntion	mentio onis
a mínion	bellulus a
a nátion	natio: gens entis
an occásion	occasio onis
an opínion	opinio onis
an orátion	oratio onis
a pauíllion	castrum i
a pénsion	pensio onis
perdítion	perditio: interitus us
a phisícion	phisicus i
a pígion	pipio onis, hic
a pínnion	pinula ae
a pórtion	portio onis
a posséssion	possessio onis
a pótion	potio onis
a próclamation	vulgatio onis
a proportion	proportio, onis
a qúestion	quaestio problema
a région	regio, natio onis
relígion	relligio onis
resurréction	resurrectio onis
a reuérsion	residuum i
sáluation	saluatio onis
a skálion	scirtum i
a scórpion	scorpio onis
a scúllion	lixa ae
a sedítion	seditio onis, haec
a státion	statio onis
y^e stránguilion	stranguria ae
a súrgion	chirurgus i
a súggestion	suggestio onis
superstition	superstitio onis
a supplicátion	supplicatio onis
a succéssion	successio onis
a tradítion	traditio onis
a túition	tuitio ônis, tutela
an vnion	vnio onis, haec
There bee also many other beside these vvhich end in on, and are to bee deriued, vvhen ye vvil of the later supine of the Latine vethe, by turning v, into, iou, like as the Latine nounes (for they be nounes verbals) are formed of the same, by turning, u, into io, as in these that folovve and suche other.
relátion	relatio
reuelátion	reuelatio
reuoiútion	reuolutio
a vocátion	vocatio
a visitátion	visitatio
vnction	vnctio. &c.
All vvhich make the genetiue case in onis, and are declined vvith haec, there be almost as many of them as there be Latine verbes of the actiue signification to be found.
In once.
a sconce	laterna ae
ouce	semel, oline
In onde.
an álmonde	amigdalum i
a díamonde	adamas antis, hic
a boude	vinculum
a sonde	missio onis
a ponde	piscina ae
beyonde	vltrà
y^e seconde	secundus a
fonde	stolidus a
In ongue.
a prongue	hasta furcata
a songue	cāticum, cantilena
a thongue	lorum i
a throng	stipatio, densitas
a tongue	lingua ae
to longue	languére, appetere
A wrongue	iniuria ae
wrong	iniuriꝰ a, perperam
strong	fortis e, validus a
long	longus a
A dipthong	diphthongus i, haec
ádders tong	lingua serpentina
dogtong	cynoglossus i
euensong	vespertina officia
A furlong	stadium dy
harts tongue	hemionitis idis, haec
to belong	pertinére, spectare
to prolong	prolōgare, ptrahere
along	directè, rectà.
among	inter
awrong	perperam, malè
éndlong	erectè
yongue	iuuenis i, iuuenilis e
Yong is also a signe of diminutiues, as these.
yong hyng	regulus i
A yong bird	auicula ae
A yong boy	puerulus i
A yong wench	puellula ae
A yong goose	anserculus i
a yong whely	caniculus i
And such other vvhose latine endeth in ulus, ellus: or in ula, ella, and be deriued and formed of substantiues, as, regulus of rex, and auicula, of auis.
In onge.
A gonge	firica ae
A sponge	spongia ae
to plonge	cespitare
to sponge	spongiare
In onke.
A monke	monachus i
y^e donk, rayne.	nebulae arum
In ont.
A month	mensis is, hic
A font	fons ontis, hic
A front	frons ontis, acie;
In one.
A bone	os, ossis, hoe
A brone bée	fucus i
lone	mutuum i
an hone	coticula ae
A stone	lapis idis, hic, sax [...]
A stone, weight.	octopondium i
A throne	thronus ni
A wone	habitatio
to grone	ingemère
to throne	inthronizare
gone	praeteritus a
prone	pronꝰ a, promptus ae
the backbone	spina nae
brimstone	sulphus ùris, hoc
A grynestone	mola ae, cos, stis
A matrone	matrona ae
A mulstone	mola ae
A pompone	pepo ônis, hic
A tutchstone	lydius lapis
good, wone	abundantia ae
euil, wone	inopia ae
to vnbone	exossare
alone	solus a, tantùm
anone	wox, actutum
estsones	deinceps
In oone.
A boone	petitio onis, haec
y^e groon of a swin	probossis idis, haec
the moone	luna ae
noone	meridies ei, hic
A spoone	coclear aris, hoc
A toone	tonus ni
to toone	modulari
y^e new moone	nouilunium i
doone	actus, praeteritus
soone	citò
vndoone	perditus a

O ante P.
In oppe.
y^e crop of a bird	ingluuies ei, haec
a drop	gutta ae, stilla ae
y^e coppe of a cap	apex icis, hic
y^e cop on a birds head	cristale
A proppe	fulcrum i
A shoppe	officina ae
A sloppe	lumbare is, hoc
A soppe	offa ae
A stoppe	impedimentum i
A toppe	trochus i
y^e toppe of a thing	culmen inis, hoc
	cacumen inis, hoc
to chop herbs	concidère
to droppe	destillare
to hoppe	saltare
to lop a trée	tondére, putare
to loppe as milk	coagulare
te moppe, maw	mouêre labia
to poppe	coniectare
to proppe	suffulcire
to soppe	offam intingere
to stoppe	obstruère
to stoppe, let	resistère
to loppe	tondére
A hoppe	humulus, lupulus [...]
A bishop	Episcopus pi
A cáitrop	hamus i
A gallop	extensus cursus
A garnop	basis poculi
A grashop	cicada dae
horseknop	sysimbrium i
A milksoppe	lactiphagus i
A stirrop	strapes èdis, hic
to gallop	fundere gradus
to wallop	idem. cursitare
In opt.
This termination opt, is vvritten for opped, in the participles of the preter tense: as stopt, for stopped, lopt, for lopped, propt, for propped, &c.
In ope.
A cope	cappa ae, pallium
A trope	tropus pi
hope	spes ei, hic
the pope	papa ae, haec
A rope	funis is, hic, haec
sope	sapo ônis, hic
to cope	cambire, emère
to hope	sperare
Europe	Europa pae
wanhope	falsa spes
a wardrope	vestiarium i
an handgrope	furcifer i
býsope, herb.	hysopus i
a syrope	apozema atis, hoe
In ople.
A copple	copula ae
A stopple	epistomium i
A thropple	guttur, iugulum
to copple	copulare
to popple	bullire, scaturire
to thropple	iugulare
synople.	sinopis idis, hic

O ante R.
In orre.
A dorre, bée.	fucus i
A dorre, blanke	argutia ae
to dorre	arguere
for, coniunct.	nam, quia
for, prępos.	pro, propè
nor	nec, ne (que)
A leasor	locator
An humor	humor ôris, hic
A rumor	rumor ôris, hic
a pretor	praetor ôris, hic
a réthor	rhethor ôris, hic
a dóctor	doctor ôris, hic
a próctor	procurator oris
a progénitor	progenitor oris
a questor	quaestor oris
a téstor	testator oris
a rancor	inuidia ae
a rásor	nouacula ae
rigor	rigor ôris, hic
a sénior	senior oris
a iunior	iunior oris
a supérior	superior oris
intérior	inferior oris
a tenor	tenor oris, hic
tráytor	proditor oris
a vapor	vapor oris, hic
a víctor	victor oris
a vísor	laruale is, hoc
to abhórre	abhorrére
to vápor	euaporare
In orche.
a pórche	vestibulum i
a torche	taeda ae
In orde.
a borde	asser èris, hic
a corde	funiculus i
a lorde	dominus i
a sworde	gladius i, ensis, hic
a worde	verbum i
cóncorde	concordia ae
díscorde	discordia ae
a récorde	testis is, hic, haec
a wátcheworde	symbolum i
to accorde	concordare
to recórde	contestari
In orge.
a forge	fabrica ae
a gorge	ingluuies ei
to torge, smythe	fabricare
to forge, feygne	adumbrare, singere
In orke.
corke	suber èris, hoc
a forcke	furca ae, haec
a porke	porcus i
porke	porcina ae
a storke	ciconia ae
a worke, done	opus eris, hoc
worke, labour	opera ae, labor
Yorke, citie	choracum i
a pítcheforke	hasta sincata
wólworke	lamficium i
to worke	laborare, operari
any worke	opificium
In orle.
a whorle	verticillum, splendilus i
to whorle	contorquère, rotare
y^e world	mundus i, seculū i,
In orme.
a forme, bench	scannum i
a forme fashion	forma ae
y^e form of an hare	sedes is, haec
a storme	procella ae, tēpestas.
a worme	vermis is, hic
to forme	formare, fingere
to storme	saeuire
a ríngworme	impetigo ìgis, haec
to confórme	conformare
to enfórme	informare
to defórme	deformare
to perfórme	perficère
to transfórme	transformare
conforme	conformis e
In orne.
corne	annona ae, far
an horne	cornu u, hoc
a scorne	ludibrium i, irrisio
to scorne	illudère, subsannare
borne	natus a, genitus
shorne	tonsus a
sworne	iuratus a
torne	lacer ra, laceratus
worne	tritus a
worne on	indutus a, gestus, latus a
an áccorne	balanus [...]
numcorne	trimestre hordeum
a vnicorne	vnicornis is, hic
to adórne	adornare
to subórne	subornare
foreswórne	perturus a
forlórne	perditus a
mysbórne	obortiuus ae
stubbórne	pertinax, peruicax
vnshórne	intonsus a
vnswórne	iniuratus a
vntorne	illacerus a
In orse.
a corse,	perizonium i
a corse, corps	corpus, cadauer
forse	vis, violentia
an horse	equus i
remorse	remorsus us, instinctus us
to force	cogère
to diuorse	dimittere, repudiare.
to enforse	cogère, compellere
perforse	vi, violenter
horse	raucus a
worse	peror us
In orte.
a porte, gate	porta ae
a porte, hauen	portus us
a porte, be hauyor	gestus, habitude
porte, power	magnisicentia
a sorte	geaus eris, hoc
a sort many	multitudo
a sport	iocus i, scomma
to snorte	stertere
to sorte	digerère, distinguere
to sporte	ludere, iocundari
shorte	breuis e, curtus a
coleworte	brassica, caulis is
comforte	solatium i
chafewort	cartafilag [...] inis
iudwort	idem.
figwort	chelidonium i
lingwort	belleborus ri
lóngwort	verbas [...]um i
mótherworte	artemisia ae
múgwort	idem.
penywort	sysimbrium i
rágworte	elephabas [...]um i
A reporte	rumor oris hic
a resorte	frequentatio
ribwort	arnoglossa ae
A misreporte	defamatio onis
speat wort	flamula a
st supporte	adminiculum li
to cómfort	confortare, consolari
to exhorte	exhortari
to extort	extorquere
to report	referre, publicare
to resorte	frequentare
to misrepórt	defamare
to suppórt	supportare, adminiculari
extorte	extortꝰ a
contórt	contortus a
In orthe.
the north	aquilo onis
by northe	Boreas ae, hic
y^e wórth of a thing	precium, dignitas
In ore.
A bore	aper i, hic
y^• core of an aple	cor ordis, hoc
A gore	gremiale is, hoc
lore, lerning	doctrina ae
anore	remus i, hic
A pore	porus i, meatus us
a skore	[...]renale is, hoc
y^e shore of the sea	littus oris, hoc
A sore	morbus i, vlous
store of vituall	penu u, hoc
store of cattell	pecuaria ae
store of house	supellex, res familiae riae
A score	viginti
A whore	meretrix scertū i
to bore	terebrare, perforare
to glore, gase.	patulis oculis spectare
to slore	instaurare
to gore	perfodère, cōfodére
to pore, prye.	spectare
to rore	rngire
to score	crenare, incidère
to shore	obliquare
to snore, snort.	stertère
more	plus uris, hoc
more	magis, plus
sore	morbosus, molestus
sore, cruel.	dirus a, durus a
yore, before.	antè, prius
to adóre	adorare
to restore	restaurare
an vprore	simultas, commotie
before, presence	coràm
afore, presence	corám, in cōspect [...]
before tyme	ante priùs
affore tyme	antè priùs
fúrthermòre	porrò, praeterea
wherfóre	quare, ideo, igitur.
In oore.
A doore	porta, ostium i
A floore	area ae, solum
oore of brasse	cadmia ae
oore of siluer	molybdéna ae
oore of leade	plumbago inis, haec
oore of golde	aluta ae
A moore, heath.	montana orum
A Moore	Maurus ri
A stoore	commotio, turbatio
to floore	contabulare
to stoore	tumultuare
to snoore	supprimère
In oord.
A boord	asser eris, hic
A boord, table.	mensa ae
A foord	vadum i
an boord	the saurum i
A swoord	gladius i
A toord	stercus oris, hoc
to boord	contignare
to boord	mensam facere
to boord	thesaurizare

O ante S.
In osse
y^e bosse of a buckler	vmbo onis, hic
mosse	muscus i
A crosse	crux ûcis, haec
drosse	fex êcis, haec
losse	damnū i, iactura a
to crosse	obliquare
to tosse	agitare
grosse	grossus a
búglosse	euphrasinum i
wódwosse	glastum i
to engrosse	inscribère
ácrosse	obliquu [...] a
In oste.
A coste	terminus i, finis
coste	sumptus us
the frost	gelu u, hoc, frigus
a ghoste	spiricus us, larua
an hoste, of men	exercitus us
an hoste	hospes itis, hie
A poste	postis is, hic
róff meate	assatura a
A toste	off [...] ae, tostura
A post, runner.	veredarius i
to coaste	circuire
to coste	constare
to poste	properare
to roste	assare
to to ste	torrére, assare
fórmost	primus a
fúrthermost	vltimus a
míd [...]emost	medius a
inmoste	intimus a
óutmoste	extremus a
nérmost	proximus a
an Apostle	apostolus i

O ante P.
In otte.
A blotte	labes is, hac
y^e bottes	verminatie
A clot	gleba ae, haec
A dot	obstructorium i
A knot	nodus i, hic
A lot	sors, ortis, haec
A pot	olla ae
the rotte	tabes is, haec
A Scot	Scotus i
y^e slot of a doore	pessulus i
snot	pus ûris, hoc
A sot foole	morio, stultus a
A spot	macula ae
A stot, bullock.	iuuencus i
A sprot	halecula ae
a trot	succussorius gradus
to blotte	maculare
to clotte	glebas, vel, colles rus ere
to rotte, neuter	putrescère
to rotte, actiue	putrefacère
to spotte	maculare
to trotte	succussare
not	non, haud
an eglotte	brackolum i
a chariotte	vehiculū, quadriga
an émmotte	formica ae
a fággotte	fascis is, hic
a gýglotte	ridicula ae
an hárlotte	mereticula, ae
an hotchpotte	incisium i
a iégotte	idem
an idiotte	ideota ae, hic
a mággotte	termes étis, haec
a pilotte	nauarchus i
a píspotte	vrinale is, matula
riotte	luxuria, luxus us
y^e sabbotte	sabbatum i
A spiggotte	epistonium i
A tostpotte	bibax, compotator
A verlotte	verna ae, scurra ae
wáynscotte	contignatio, tabulatum
to forgotte	obliuisci
to riotte	luxuriare
to waynscotte	contabulare
In ottle.
A bottle	obba ae, vter èris
A bottle of hay	manipulus i
A throttle	iugulum i
to throttle	iugulare.
In otch.
A botch	bilis, vleus èris, hoc
y^e botch	pestilentia ae
to potch an egge	putamine lixare
In othe.
A brothe	pulmentum i
clothe	pannus i
a mothe	erugo, tinea ae
bothe	ambo ae
frothe	spuma ae
to clothe	vestire
to frothe	spumare
to lothe	nausére
wrothe	iratus a
lothe	inuitus a
An othe	iusiurandum i
In ote.
A bote	cymba ae, acatum i
A cote	tunica ae
A gote	capra ae
A grote	drachma ae
grotes	auenaceum i
otes	auena ae
A mote	atomus i, hic
A mote, ponde	amnis is, hie
A note	nota ae
A stote, vermine	furnuculus i
A throte	iugulum i
to cote	tunicare
to dote	delirare
to note	notare
I wote	scio, nosc [...]
I wrote	scribebam as
hote	calidus a
A carote	pastinaca ae
A parrote	spitacus i
A kydcote	argastulum i
mélilote	melilothos i
A péticote	interula a
to promóte	promouere
In cote.
A boote	o [...]rea ae
A coote, bird	fulica ae
A foote	pes edis, hic
A roote	radix i [...]is, haec
soote	suligo ìnis, haec
A soote, of things	genus eris, hoc
háre foote, herb.	logopus i
to foote	gressus ponere
to soote, a stoole	pedem addère
to moote	arguere, mouére dubia
to roote	radices ponère
to vnroote	eradicare
to stoote, stutte	titubare
to wroote	vertère, depopulari
to shoote	sagittare
In oo [...]he.
A boothe, stall	tentorium i
y^e soothe	veritas atis, haec
A toothe	dens entis, hic
smothe	politus a

O ante V.
In oue.
A droue	agmen inis, hoc
A groue	arborètum i
cloues, spice	garyophilli orum
to roue, robbe	rapère
to roue about	erraere, vagari
In ooue.
A dooue	columbus a, ae
A glooue	chirotéca a
looue	amor oris, hic
to looue	amare, diligere
to mooue	mouére
A disprooue	improbatio, cōsutatio
A foxglooue	digitalis is, haec
to disprooue	improbare, cōfutare
to re [...]ooue	rem [...]ere, migrare
to reprooue	reprobare
aboue	sup [...]superius
Note that oue, can not be vvritten, ovve, for the causes recited in the ter [...]nation, aue looke there.

O ante W.
In owe.
A bowe	arcus us, hic
A browe	supercilium i
A cowe	vacca ae
A crowe	cornix ícis, haec
A frowe	vxer, matrona ae
A scrowe	sheda ae
A shrowe	praua mulier
y^e snowe	nix iuis, haec
A sowe	sus uis, haec
A throwe	iactus us
towe	stupa ae
A vowe	votum, iuramentū
to glowe, burne. as the eare	flammescère, ardére
to growe	crescère
to knowe	cognoscore
to lowe	boare
to mowe	mouére labia
to owe	debére
to rowe	remigare
to snowe	ningere
to sowe	suére
to trowe	existimare
to vowe	vouére
to wowe	procare, ambire
lowe	humilis e
slowe	taerdu [...] a, piger a
howe	quomodò? qui?
nowe	nunc, iam
An arowe	sagitta ae
A barrowe	vehiculū, ferètrum
A belowe	follis is, hic
A felowe	socius a, comes
A bó [...]ow, pledge	vas adis, hic, obsc [...]
A cúckowe	cocix, cuculus
y^e cóckrow	gallicantus us
An élbowe	cubitus i
fénawe	mucor óris, hic
A fóreshowe	praeludium i
A fúrrowe	sulcus i
y^e gállowes	crux úcis, haec
tálowe	arunia seuum i
An hárowe	pecton [...]nis, hoc
márowe	medulla ae
A spárow, bird	passer éris, hic
An húbbleshowe	tumultus us
hár [...]orowe	hospitium i
A málowe	malua ae
salow, land	aruum i
A swalowe	h [...]undo inis, haec
A mé [...]owe	pratum i
A m [...]nowe, fish	mena ae
y^e mórowe	aurora a
sórowe	dolor oris, hic
A wýllowe	salix icis, haec
A píllowe	puluinar aris, hoc
A sálowe trée	salix icis, haec
A shádowe	vmbra ae
A wýndowe	fenestra ae
yárowe, herb	millefolium i
to bestówe	conferre, impertire
to beshrówe	imprecari
to borowe	mutuari
to sorowe	dolére, mouéri
to folowe	sequi
to fúrrowe	sulcare
to foreslowe	negligère, omittere
to foreknowe	praes [...]re, agnoscère
to foreshowe	praedicere
to halowe	sanc [...]sicare
to halowe, land	arare
to barowe	triturare
to harowe	occare
to farowe	suemparère
to ouerslowe	praetermittere
to ouerflrowe	supersternère
to ouerslowe	superfluère
to ouergrowe	supercrescers
to ouerthrowe	euertère
to shadowe	obumbrare
to swalowe	deglutare
to walowe	volutare
holowe	cauus a
narrowe	angustus a
to morowe	cràs, erastinò
yélowe	slauus a

Seeke other in, ou, hauing consonantes after them in theyr places, as, ou, ante, b, ou, ante, c, ou, ante, d. &c. for, ou is a letter compounded, that is a Diphthonge vovvell, and hathe his place in the Alphabete order afore the consonantes, and is the last of the same, in this booke,

V ante B.
In ubbe.
A cubbe	vulpecula ae
A club	fustis is, hic
A chubbe	b [...]uscum i
A iubbe	cantharus, s [...]yphus i
A knubbe	bruscum, callum
A shrubbe	vì [...]rnum, virgultum
A snubbe	correptio
A stubbe	stipes itis, hic
A tubbe	dolum, labruns
A trullibubbe	aulicocia ae
Belz [...]ub a deuil	beelzebub
to dub the house	exornare, putare
to dubbe a cocke	coronare
to dubbe a knight	decuriare
to rubbe	fricare
to snubbe	arguére culpare
In ubble.
A bubble	bulia ae
rubble	rudius èris, hoc
stubble	stipula, arista ae
to bubble	bullire, biblère
to dubble	duplicare
dubble	duplex icis, geminꝰ
soluble	solutilis e

V ante C.
In uce.
A cruce	cherchesia e, poculum auritum
A luce, fish	lupus sluutalis
A fluce	emissorium i
truce	soedus eris, hoc
spruce	eorium pumicatu [...]
iuce of herbes	succus i
to induce	inducère
to reduce	reducere
to seduce	seducère
In uct.
to induct	inducère
to instruct	instruére
to introduct	introducère
An introduct	introductco oni [...]
In uche.
muche	multus a
suche	taelis e
A eunuche	gralius i
to tutche	tangère
A eunuche	ennuchus i, hi [...]
In ucre.
lucre	lucrum i
to lucre	lucrari

V ante D.
In udde.
A budde	germen inis, hoc
y^e eudde	rumen inis, hoc
A fiudde	flumen inis, hoc
mudde	limus i
A studde	bullae a, bacca ae
cruddes	coagulum i
to crudde	coagulare
to chawe cudde	ruminare
to scudde	cursitare
to studde	baccie ornare, geminare
In udge.
A drudge	mancipium, verna
A iudge	index icis, hic
A grudge	murmuratio
A grudge of sicknesse.	praesagium, recursus us
A snudge	parcus a
to grudge	murmurare
to iudge	iudicare
to foriudge	abiudicare
to fóreiudge	praeiudicare
to adiú [...]ge	adiudicare
In ude.
An ínterlude	comoedia, fabula ae
A múltitude	multitudo, coetus us
mágnitude	magnitudo
prómptitude	promptitudo
A similitude	similitudo, parabola
to allúde	alludère
to delúde, mocke	deludère
to exclude	excludère
to conclúde	concludère
to extrúde	extrudère
to illude, mocke	illudère
to seclúde	secludère
rúde	rudis e

V ante F.
In uffe.
A buffe	bubalus i
buffe, lether	aluta bouinacea
	bubalicea
A cuffe	colaphus i
A puffe of wind	flatus us
A ruffe, fish	melanurus i
y^e ruffe of a shirt	sinus us
y^e ruffe of a house	culmen ìnis, hoc
y^e ruffe of a cādle	finale is, hoc
A snuffe	argutia ae
A tuffe, or bush	dumétum i
A tuffe of haires	crinètum i
A iufte	idem
stuffe	res, supellex ectilis,
to cuffe	colaphizare
to puffe	flare
to snuffe	nasum suspendère
to stuffe	suffercire
danrúffe	furfures rum
In uff [...]e.
A muffle	socale is, hoc
A muffle for a dog	fistella ae
to muffle the face	velare
to muffle y^e mouth	obturare
to ruffle the heare	disturbare
to ruffle, as roisters	magnifice quassari
to shuffi [...] cardes	confundere

V ante G.
In ugge.
A bugge	spectrum, larua ae
A iugge	poculum i
A mugge, potte	ollula ae
y^e tugges of a cart	trahae arum
to hugge	horrescère
to scugge	nausére
to lugge	trahère, vellère
to tugge	idem
In ugle.
A bugle	bubalus i
A bugle, borne	cornicinium i
to iuggle	incantare
In ugne.
to impúgne	impugnare
to repúgne	repugnare
to propúgne	propugnare

V ante K.
In ucke.
A bucke	dama ae, hic
A ducke	anas atis, hic
lucke	fortuna ae, omen
mucke	fimus i
y^e sucke of a plow	venter, éris, hic
to plu [...]e	vehè [...]e
to sucke	sugé e
In uckle.
A buckle	fibula ae
y^e buck ebone	compendix icis haec
A truckle bed	cubile i, hoc
to buckle	fibulare
to buckle him	parare se
hóny suckle	locusta ae
	pers [...]l [...]menum i

V ante L.
In ul.
A bu [...]l	tu [...]rus i
A gull, bird	platalea ae, platea
An [...]ul for hogs	por [...]le is, hoc
mul	rudas èris hic
A scul	calua ae, caluitiū i
A trul	tr [...]ssula ae
dul	haebes étis, tardꝰ a
ful	plenus a
A cónsul	consul ulis, hic
An hándful	manipulus i
báshful	stupidus a, verecundus a
blísful	b [...]atus, a, foelix
cáreful	curiosus, sollicitus a
chéareful	hilaris e
cómforiful	consolabundus a
féarful	timidus a
doúbtful	dubius a
fáythful	fidus a fidelis e
féastful	festiuus a
gráteful	gratus a
háteful	inuidiosus a
héalthful	incolumis e
láwful	legitimus a
áwful	a [...]erus a
mánful	vir [...]s e
mé ciful	[...]sericers
méedeful	ineritorius a
[...]deful	indignus a
spéedeful	maturus, expeditu [...]
mýndfull	memor òris
neýful	no [...]iuus a
pittiful	p [...]us a, misericors
scátheful	damnosus a
skýlful	peritus, artifex
wýlful	effraenis, licētiosus a incontin [...]ns
spíteful	inf [...]slus a
spórtful	iocosus a
thankful	gratus a
vnbashful	impudicus, imperculsus
vnbéutiful	informis, indecorus
vnblameful	inculpabilis e
vnshameful	impudicus a
vndóubtful	indubitabilis e
vnsaythful	insidelis e, apistus a
vnchéarful	iniucundus a
vnfearful	intrepidus a
vnfruteful	inutilis, sterilis a
vnhéedful	incautus a
vnspéedful	inexpeditus a
vnhúrtful	innocuus ae
vnlawful	illegitimus ae
vnmérciful	immisericors
vnmíndful	immemor òris
vnpaynful	immolestꝰ, indoler [...]
vngrateful	ingratus a
vnhatefull	non inuidus a
vnskilfull	imperitus a
vnwilfull	illicentiosus, continens
vn [...]hankfull	ingratus a
wárstfull	dispendiosus a
vnwáystful	fr [...]galis e
wóful	moestus a
vnwóful	indolens
There bee also many other vvhich end in sull, beere omitted, vvhose Iatine doth end in (osus) entus, lis or in (dus) these ye may forme out of substantiues, as vve also sayde of them, that ende in (ie) vvhen ye vvill: and they signifie plentie, or much of that vvhich the substantiue betokeneth, as
In osus.
bewtiful	decorus, formosus a
deceiptful	insidiosus a
disdaýnful	fastidiosus a
dréedful	formidolosus a
déwtiful	officiosus a
dispíteful	inuidiosus a
forgétful	obliuiosus a
frúitful	fru [...]tuosus a
háteful	inuidiosus a
hirkful	taed [...]esus a
páynful	laboriosus a
pléntiful	copiosus a
shámeful	contumeliosus a
slówthful	desidiosus a
wráthful	iracundus a
wróngful	iniuriosus a
In lis.
dréedful	horribilis e
reprócheful	reprahensibilis e
scornful	ridiculus a
wonderful	mirabilis e
In dus.
rebúkeful	culpandus a
réwthful	dolendus a
wónderful	mirandus a
In ulke.
y^e bulke	thorax ácis, hic
An hulke	stlata ae
In ulfe.
A gulfe	gurges ùtis, hic
A wulfe	lupus i
In ulse.
pulse	legumen ìnis, hoc
dulse, swéete	dulcis e
A repúlse	repulsa ae
In ulte.
A túmulte	tumultus us, hic
difficulte	difficilis e
to exúlte	exultare
to túmulte	tumultuare
to resulte	resultare

V ante M.
In um.
bum, drinke	potus us
y^e bum of a pipe	oblonga fistula
A crum	mica ae
to crum	minuère, micare
dumbe	mutus a
to cum	venire, accedère
In ume.
fume	fumus i
spume, fome	spuma ae
y^e spume of lead	molybditis itis, haec
y^e spume of syluer	argyrîtis itis, haec
to fume, as fire	fumare
to fume, freat	fremère
álume	alumen inis,
An ápostume	rumentum i
to perfúme	fumigare
to presúme	praesumère
to resúme	resumère
In umble.
to fumble	balbutire
to rumble	strepitare, tonitare
humble	humilis e
to mumble	murmurare

V ante N.
In unne.
A bunne	crocotyrium i
A gunne	tormentum i
A nunne	sanctimon [...]alis is
A tunne	dolium i
y^e sunne	sol ól [...]s, hic
to runne	currère
to shunne	deuitare
to sunne	insolare
dunne	fus [...]us a
spunne	filatus a
to cunne lesson	in [...]umbère, colère, mandare
to forerunne	praecurrère
to ouerrunne	anteuertère
In unche.
A bunche	brus [...]um i
A bunche of flowers.	florétum i
A punche	punctorium, pugio
to punche	pungers
In uncle.
An vncle	auunculus i, patruꝰ
A cárbuncle	carbunculus i
In ung [...]e.
dungue	fumus ì
to dungue	sler [...]orare
to bungle	infabr [...]facère
In unke.
drunke	ebrius a
sunke	immersus a
In unt.
A cun [...]	vulua ae
A frunt	acies ci, haec
A brunt	impetus us
An hunt	venator oris
to grunt	grunnire
to hunt	venari
blunt	obiusus a
brunt.	adustus a
In unc.
Iune, monthe	Junius i
A pr [...]ne	prunum i, prunae
fortune	fortuna ae
misfortune	infortunium i

V ante P.
In uppe.
A cuppe	po [...]nlum i
A suppe	sorbillum i
A tuppe	aries etis, hic
to suppe	sorbére
to suppe	coenare
Vp in composition ad, as to rise vp, assurgere, to stand vp, astare assurgere.
A sýrruppe	apozéma à [...]s, hoc
A styruppe	strapes edis, hic
In upte.
to corrúpte	corrumpere
to interrupte	interrumpere
corrúpte	corruptus a
In upple.
A scrupple	scrupulus i
supple	lentus a
A [...]upple	d [...]o, binae

V ante R.
In urre.
A burre	lappa ae, glis iris,
A surre	canis is, hic, haec
furre	pellitium i
A knurre	brus [...]um gibbus i
y^e murre	grauedo inis, haec
A spurre	calcar âris, hoc
A sturre	tumultus us, cōmotio
to flurre with the	labia promittere
lyppes
to furre	pelliculare, duplicare
to spurre	stimulare
to sturre, actiue	mouêre
to sturre, neutre	tumultuare
A múrmur	murmur ùris, hoc
to bestúrre	mouère se
to incúrre	incurrère
to múrmur	murmurare
In urche.
A churche	ecclesia, templum
to lurche	latitare
In urfe.
y^e scurff of y^e head	furfures rum
scurfe, itch	prurigo inis, haec
A turfe	cespes itis, hic
In urfle.
curfle	operitio ignis
purfle	effila [...]um, orarium
In urge.
spurge	tithymalus i
to purge	purgare
to vrge.	vrgére
In urle.
A churle	ingratus, parcus a
an hurle	iactus us
to curle	crispare
to hurle	iactare
In urke
A turke	turca ae, hic
to lurke	latitare
In urne.
A churne	fidelia ae
turne	vicissitudo, cursꝰ us
to burne	vrère, incendere
to burne, sore	ardère
to churne	butyrum creare
to spurne	calcitrare
to turne	vertère
to ouerturne	euertère
to returne	reuertére
stubburne	pertinax acis
In vrpe.
to churpe	pipilare
to vsurpe	vsurpare
purple	purpurea ae
In urse.
A burse	bursa ae
A curse	maledictio, anathema
A nurse	nutrix icis, haec
A purse	marsupium i
to burle	imbursare, reponore
to curse	maledicere
to nurse	nutrire, educare
to purse looke burse.
A pickpurse	manticularius a
A cútpurse	idem, saccularius
to accúrse	excommunicare
to dispúrse	expendère
to disbúrse	idem, in sumère
to vnbúrse, and vnpurse.	idem
In urt.
A hurt	nocumentum i
to hurt	nocére, laedere
hurt	lasus a
In u [...]tle.
A turtle	turtur ùris, hic
to churtle	pipilare
In ure.
A cure	cura ae, officium
to cure	curare
pure	purus a
sure	certus a, solidus a
a créature	creatura ae
a friture	fi [...]tilla ae
a coniecture	coniectura ae
a confécture	confictio ònis
incórporature	incorporatio onis
a coúntermure	promurale is, hoc
a deméanure	gestus us
a displéasure	maleficium i
a depárture	decessio, abitio
a discomféyture	deuictio, euertio
a festure	penna ae, fistuca ae
a gésture	gestus us
a vésture	vestitus us
an aduénture	fortuna, casius, euētꝰ
a indénture	syngraphu [...] i
a ioýncture	iunctura ae
láysure	otium i
a ráysure	nouacula ae
a lécture	lectura ae
a méasure	mensura ae
a mixture	mixtura ae
a misaduénture	inf [...]rtunium i
a clóysture	claustrum i
móysture	humiditas
náture	natura ae
a státure	statura ae
nurture	ciuilitas atis
a páslure	pas [...]uum i
a pícture	pic [...]ura ae
pléasure	voluptas atis
a pléasure	beneficium i
tréasure	thesaurus i
pórtrature	pictura ae
a pórture	idem, effigies ei
a préssure	pressori [...]m; i
a dréssure	mensa structoria
scrípture	scriptura ae
a [...]mperature	temperamentum
a fórfeture	fallonia ae
to assúre	securum facère
to ensúre	idem
to adiúre	adiurare
to indúre	durare
to aduénture	periclitaeri
to cóniure	coniurare
to gésture	gesticulari
to méasure	mensurare
to móysture	humectare
to núrture	nutrire, educare
to pásture	pascère
to pléasure	gratificari
to pórture	pingère
to prorúre	procurare
to put in vre	in vsum trahère
demúre	pudicus a
imp [...]re	impurus a
obscúre	obscurus a
secúre	securus a
vnsúre	incertus a

V ante S.
In vsse.
A trusse	sarcinae ae
to trusse	sarcinare
to discusse	discutère
A trusse for hose	strigil ìli [...], hic
In ushe.
a brushe	verres is, haec
a bushe	dumétum i
y^e bush of the hed	caesaries, coma ae
a pushe	pustula ae
a thrushe	turdus i
a tush of bryers	vípretum
a tushe of heyres	crinétum
a tushe of thornes	dumétum
a tushe of trees	arborétum
tushe	vah, hui
to blushe	erubescère
to brushe	verrère
to flushe	fluitaere
to gushe out	effluère, prorumpere
to pushe	pellere, tundère
In uske.
a buske, idem quod bushe & tushe
y^e huske of corne	[...]luma ae
a luske, lubber	iners ertis
muskle	moschum i
a tuske	dens exartus
In vskle.
A muskle	concha a
to ruskle	pandiculari
to mustle	strepère
In uste.
A bruste	se [...] ae
duste	puluis èris, hic
A cruste	crustum i
A fluste	flustrum i
luste	libido inis, hie
ruste	erugo inis, haec
truste	fidue [...]a ae
to cruste	crustare
to huste	silére
to luste	concupiscére
to muste	oportére, debére
to ruste	rubiginare
to truste	fidère, confidère
to thruste	pellere, trudere
iuste	iustus a, aquus, ae
A lócuste	locusta ae
m [...]stcúste	diffidentia ae
to mistrúste	diffidere
vniúste	iniustus a
adúste	adustus a
In use.
A cruse	cantharus i
vse	vsus us, ritus us
y^e muse	musa ae
to muse	mirari, meditari
to vse	vti, fungi
An abúse	abusus us
disúse	desuetudînis
An excúse	excusatio onis
A mysúse	abusus us
y^e refúse	repudium i
to abúse	abut [...]
to mysúse	idem
to disúse	desues [...]ère
to excuse	ex [...]usare
to atrúse	accusare
to incúse	incusare
to perúse	peruti
to refúse	recusare
confúse	confusus a

V ante T.
In utte.
A butte vessel	[...]rea ae
a butte of land	iugerum i
a butte to sho te at	meta
butte	sed, ver [...]m, at
a gutte	intest inum i
a nutte	rux û [...]s, haec
a slu [...]te	serdida, spilumenes
to [...]utte	adiacere
to cutte	s [...]re
to put [...]e	ponere
to s [...]utte	clandère
to s [...]utte	titubare
a c [...]ésnutte	castan [...]ea ae
a gélygutte	helu [...] on [...], hic
[...]álpbutt [...], s [...]sh	vmbrana ae
turl utte, s. sh	chal [...]his, [...]. bꝰ i
a wáinutte	nuglans andis, haec
In [...]tche.
a crutche	grallus i
an [...]utche	the saurarium i
dutche	[...] a
Seeke the others in vche.
In nttle.
a scuttle	sportula ae
a shustle	radius i
In nte.
a brute, beast	bru [...]m i
a brute, rumor	fama ae
a s [...]ute	aulus i
s [...]ute	fructus us
a lute	barbiton i
a mute, letter	muta ae
to bruite	prouulgare
to lute	[...]yther [...]zare
to to [...]e in a horne	cornucmère
a circuite	circu [...]tus us
a députe	deputatus i
an u [...]stitute	institutum i
a mýnute	minutum i
a súb [...]itute	substitutus i
a tribu [...]e	tributum i
to [...]púte	deputare
to impúre	imputare
to érecute	exequi, perdgere
to díst [...]ute	distribuère
to cónstitute	corstituère
to [...] st [...]ute	instituère
to réstitute	restituère
to pérse [...]ute	persequi
to prósecu [...]e	prosequi
to pól [...]ute	polluère
to prelo [...]use	proloqui
to repúte	reputare
to salúte	s [...]lutare
to solúte	soluerè
to súl [...]itute	subs [...]tuère
to tribérte	arthuere
to téntr [...] ute	contribuere
absolute	absolutus ae
dis [...]olu [...]e	disosutus a
In ay.
A day	dies ei
to dáy	hodiè
to mórow	cras
yésterday	herì
éueryday	quotidiè
óne day	olim, aliquando
héy day	euax
hóy day	idem
wel aday	heu, hei
wel awáy	idem, disperij
alwáy	semper
away	ab, a
hawáy	ehodum, quid stas?
parfáy	medius fideus
astráy, adiec	deuius a
astráy, aduerb	erronicè
whatway	quà, quomodò?
someway	aliquà
this way	hà;c, hoc modo
that way	istàc, isto modo
yónderway	illàc, illo modo
éuery way	omni mado, quaeuis
n [...]way	nullo modo
out of the way	deuius a
right way	re [...]tà
any way	quauis, vllomodo
neyther way	neutrà
least any way	nequà
to tóurnay	hastis concurrère
to ióurnay	itinerari, iter sacere
to disobéy	inobedire
to dismay	stupefacère
to vnderlay	supponere
to ouerlay	superponère
to ouérweygh	superare

Ay ante D.
In ayd.
ayd	auxiliū, praesidium
a brayde	impetus us, vis
a mayde	virgo [...]nis, hac
a mayd seruaunt	ancilla ae
an abrayd	impetus us
an handmayd	ancilla ae
a maremayd	syren énis, haec
to abrayd	irruére
to vmbrayd	exprobrare
sayd	dictus a
layd	positus a
vnsayd	non dictus a
vnlayd	non positus a
In ayge.
A gayge	pignus òris, hoc
warge	merces èdis, haec
	stipendium
rayge	furor òris, hic
to gayge	pignorare
to rayge	furère, dementire
to wayge	conducere
to wayge battail	bellum indicère
In eyghe.
to weyghe	ponderare
to ouerweyghe	superponderare
to púrueyghe	prouidére
In eyght.
eyght	octo
weyght	pondus èris, hoc

Ay ante K.
In ayke.
a layke, play	ludus i
a snayke	anguis is hic
a rayke	ambulacrum i
to layke, play	ludère
to rayke	ambulare
blayke	flauus a
wayke	imbecillis e

Ay ante L.
In ayle.
a bayle	vadimonium i
fayle	defectus us
a flayle	flagellum i
a iayle	carcer eris, hic
hayle	grando ìnis, haec
a nayle	clauus i
a payle	caulus i
a payle for mlike	mulctrum i
a quayle, bird	coturnix icis, haec
a rayle, bird	rusticula ae
a rayle perche	cantherium i
a rayl for a womā	amictorium i
the rayle of a pale	longulus i
a sayle	velum i
a snayle	limax acis, haec
a tayle	caudex ícis, haec
a tayle, score	crena ae
a trayle, siedde	traha ae
a vayle	velamen ìnis, hoc
to bayle	vademomare
to a yle	dolére
to sayle	d [...]ficère
to ha [...]	grandinare
to nayl [...]	affigère
to [...]	deferbére
to raple	rixari, conuiciari
to [...]	nauigare
to [...]	trahère
to [...]	plangere, plorare
to vatrayle	pugna ae praelium
catayle	bouex óum, obus
counsayle	consil [...]um i
a countr [...]tayle	anticopa ae
an agnayle	pterigium i
a curtayle	curtatus a
y^e foresayle	antemna ae
a frontayle	fiontale is, hoe
horstayle	equisetum i
a meruayle	miraculum i
a ringtayle	pygargus i
trauayle	labor ôris, hic
a wagtayle	motacilla ae
a wartwayle	pterigium i
vitayle	victus us, penu nu
to auayle	praeualére
to counsayle	consulere
to entayle land	addicere, adoptare
	haeredes
to intayle, graue	insculpère
to meruayle	mirari
to pr [...]uayle	praeualére
to trauayle	laborare
to trauayle countries	peregrinari
to vitayle	obsonari

Ay ante M.
In ayme.
ayme	praesagium i
a clayme	vendicatio onis
to clayme	vendicare
to reclayme	reclamare
a mayme	mutulatio
to mayme	mutilare

Ay ante N.
In ayne.
a bayne	balneum i
a blayne	pupulae ae
y^e brayne	cerebrum i
a chayne	torques is, hic
a brayne, bée	fucus i
gayne	emolumentum
a grayne	granume i
graynes, spice	cardimonium
an hayne	verna ae
payne	pena ae, dolor
y^e rayne	pluuta ae
a skayne	forago inis, haec
Spayne	hispania ae
a squayne	assecla ae
a trayne	comitatus us
a trayne, deceit	proditio
a vayne	vena ae
a wayne	plaustrum i
a prayne	planula ae
to brayne	excerebrare
to feygne	fingère
to fam in sin ging	succinere
to gayne	lucrari
to layne	reticere, occultare
to mayme	mutilare
to payne	molestare
to playne	queri
to playne a bourd	polire
to rayne	pluère
to stayne	contaminare, imbuere
to strayne	stringere
to strayn through	colare
a cloth
to trayne a childe	dssuefacere
to wayne a childe	ablactare
to wayne lambes	idem, depellere
bayne, buxum	promptus, obsequens
fayne	lubens, contentus
slayne	excoriatus a
playne, [...]uen	planus, aequus a
playne, manifest	apertus, lucidus a
slayne	occisus, interemptus ae
twayne	duo, ae, o
vayne	vanus a
fayne	lubenter
a bargayne	pactum, conditio
a Brittayne	Britannus a
a captayne	dux ûcis
a chief ayne	primas atis, hic
a chaplayne	sacellanus, capellanus
a curtayne	cortina ae
disdayne	contemptus us, fastidiosus
dittayne, herb	condris
Almayne	alemanta ae
a forayne	forica ae
a lórayne	furcifer i, hic
a foúntayne	fons ontis, hic
a móuntaine	mons ontis, hic
a dagswayne,	gausape is, hoc
garment
a gárdayne	hortus i, hic
a wárdayne	volémum i
a wárdeyne, trée	volemus i
a guárdayne	custos, tutor
légerdemayne	praestigium i
molayne, herb	blattaria ae
a súllayne, fishe	salmo paruus
y^e múrrayne	lues is, haec, contagio
plántayn, he [...]b	plantago inis
a quartayne Feuer.	quartana
a soúeraygne	princeps, singularis
a víllayne	verna ae
to bárgayne	pacisci, contrahère.
to disdaýne	spernere, fastidire
to entertayne	recipere, excipere
to expláyne	explanare
to abstéyne	abstinére
to restréyne	retinére
to distaýne	violare, maculare
to perteýne	pertinére, spectare
to attéyne	attingere
to retéyne to one	attingere ad aliquem
to maintáyne	fouére, defendere
to maintéyne	domum continuare
house
to drdéyne	ordinare, instituere
to refráyne, act.	refraenare, cohibére, continuere
to contéyne	continére, compraehendere
to remáyne, bide	remarére, commorati
to remáyn, leaue	redundare, superesse
to sustéyne	sustinère
bárrayne	sterelis e
cértayne, sure	certus a
cértayne, some	aliquis, quidam,
fórayne	extraneus a
sódayne	subitus, subetaneus a
sólayne	subdolus, varius a
sóueraygne	clemens, benignus
agaýne	rursùs, iterum
In aynge.
a chaynge	mutatio onis, haec
a graynge	predium i
to chaynge	mutare
to raynge abrode	diuagari
to raynge a place	explorare
straynge	peregrinus a
to staynche	sistere, sedare
agaynste	contrà, aduersus
In aynte.
a playnte	quaeremoniae
to paynte	pingere
a complaynte	quaeremonia ae
a coustraynte	coactio
a restraynt	retentio onis
to acquaynte	as [...]is [...]ere
quaynte	mirus a, rarus ae
faynte	fissus a, debilis

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Ay ante R.
In ayre.
y^e ayre	aër aëris, hic
an haire of hauks	haeres edis, haec
a chayre	cathedra, sella ae
a fayre	nundum i
a payre	par aris, hoc
a quayre	quaternio onis, hic
a snayre	laqueus i, pedica
a stayre gréece	gradus us, ascensus
to payre	minuere, putare
to snayre	illaqueare
to stayre	aspicère, contemplare
fayre	pulcher a, formosus
An effayre	negotium i, res
A coheyre	cohaeres édis, hic
dispayre	desperatio onis,
to empayre	peiorare, minuere
to dispayre	desperare
to repayre	reparare

Ay ante S.
In ayse.
A maise of hering	quingenta
A payse	pondus eris, hoc
prayse	laus audis, haec
A wayse	cirrus i, cesticillus i
to gayse	contēplari, spectare
to payse	ponderare
to prayse	laudare
to rayse	excitare, exuscitare
a disprayse	vituperium i
a pomayse	pumex icis, hic
to disprayse	vituperare
to pomayse	pumicare
In ayste.
wayste	cōsumptio, perditio
wayst of body	tabes is, haec
a swrayste	plectrum i
y^e wayste	cinctura ae
to wayste	consumere
to wayste in substance	tabescere
to wrayste	torquére

Ay ante T.
In ayt.
a bayt	esca ae, illecebra
a bayt	refrigerium, refectio
y^e bayt of a beare	vrsiprelium
y^e bayt of a bul	tauri venatio
a gayt, or gote	capra ae
y^e playt of a cote	plica, ruga ae
playt thin bet	lamina ae
playt vessel	vasa caelata
y^e waytes	aulaedi orum
to bayt	inescare
to bayt by y^e way	reficère
to bayt a beast	venari, captare
to playt a cote	plicare, rugare
to playt a nayle	replicare
to rayt	iurgare, expostulare
to wayt for one	expectare
to wayt vpon one	familiari
to wayt or spie	obseruare
deceyt	deceptio, fallatia [...]
a forfayt	fallonia ae
receyt	recepta orum
y^e receit in warre	receptus us
a retreit in war	idem, refugium
to forfayt	transgredi
to retreyte	cedere, pedē referre.

Ay ante V.
to wayue, wag.	agitare
to deceyue	decipere, failere
to conceyue	concipère
to percéyue	percipère
to recéyue	rècipère

In ea desinentia.
In ea.
a flea	pulex icis, hic
y^e sea	mare is, hoc
to slea	occidère, necare
yea	etiam, ità.

Ea ante C.
In eace.
A deace, table.	mensa ae
A fleace	vellus eris, hoc
greace	inguen, alluuies
A mease of men	quatuor
A mease of meat.	ferculum i
A lease letter	locator, dimissor
y^e lease byer	conductor trix
peace	pax, acis, haec
A preace of people	confertus populus
	pressura ae
harts ease	caltha ae
to lease or let leas	locare dimittere
y^e lease letting	locatio, dimissio
y^e lease let	locatum, dimissum
to peace	tacére, silére
to preace vpon	instare, irruere
to please	placére
peace	tace, au.
In eache.
A beache trée	fagus i, haec
A peache apple	pomum persicum
A peache trée	malus persica
speache	loquéla sermo
A reache	porretio, onis
leache, gelly	gelu, [...]oagulum
to bleache cloth	insolare, candidare
to preache	predicare, docére
to reache	porrigère
to streache	extenaère
to teache	docére, erudire
an horseleach, mā	hippat; us i
an horseleache worme.	sanguisuga
to depeáche	absoluere
to impeáche	incusare, prodère
to ouerreache	anteuertere
to misteache	dedocére
In eacle
Treacle	theriaca ae
a freckle	neuus i
y^e freckles	variolae arum

Ea ante D.
a deade	bacca ae, calcului
breade	panis is, haec
feade	odium i
a gleade, kyte	miluus i
an head	caput ìtis, hic
leate	plumbum i
a meade	pratum ti
meade, drinke	promulcis idis, hic
a steade, place	statio, status, locus
to heade	decollare
to kneade	subigere fermētum
to leade	ducère
to pleade	dicère causam
to shreade	comminuère
to spreade	sternère
to tread vpon	calcare
to treade, go	gressus ponère
dead	mortuus a
read	ruber a, um
An assehead	stupidus, bardus a
A blockhead	stupidus a
a grouthead	capito onis, hic
A fórhead	frons ontis, haec
A gýldhead, fish	searus ri
y^e gyrdlestead	cinctura ae
A hógshead	dolium i
maydenhead	virginitas atis
neyghborhead	vicinia ae
The [...] be also many other in head, and in hood, deriued of substantiues, signifying the state or degree of a man and therfore may be called denominatiues: as
chyldhead	pueritia ae
womanhead	muliebritas atis
godhead	numen inis, hoe
manhood	humanitas átis
and suche other, the latin vvherof are also deriued and fourmed lyke those that come of adiectiues, as the examples declare.
to behead	decollare
euénheads	coaquales
y^e bredth of a thīg	latitudo
In eafe.
A leafe	folium ij
A sheaf of corne	manipulus i
a sheafe of arows.	xxiiij. calami
deafe	surdus da
deafe to be	surdes [...]ere
In eague.
A league of peace	foedus éris, hoc
A league or myle	milliarium
A beagle	canicula ae
In eake.
y^e beake of a bird	rostrum i
A fleake	matta lignea
A freake	gigantulus li
y^e weak of a cádle	lichnus n [...]
to breake	frangère
to cleake	corripère
to peake into a place	inspuère
to screake	screare
to speake	loqui
to wreake	vlcis [...]i, vindicare [...].
A hornbeak, fish	acus i
A thornbeak, fish.	idem. bellium i
to fórespeake	praedicère
to forspéake	fascinare.

Ea ante L.
In eale.
An Eale	anguilla ae
A beale, den	spelunca ae
A deale	portio ônis
meale	farina nae
A peale of gūnes	&c. classicum i
A queale	pupula lae
A seale, fishe.	phoca ae, vitulꝰ marinus
A seale, signet	sigillū li
A teale, birde	querquedula ae
veale	velum i
veale, meate	vitulina nae
A wheale	pupula ae
A veale, calfe	vitulus li
to beale	boare
to céele a house	caelare
to deale	distribuère
to feale	velare, abscondère
to beale	mederi, sanare
to seale	signare
to steale	furari, surripère
to sweal, as y^e fyre	esslammare
to weale, choyce	eligere
leale	legittimus a
A lýttle deale	parum ri
A gréat deale	multum ti
by flóck meale	minutim
to appéale vnto	appellare ad
to appeál, apeach.	accusare
to repeále	repellère, rescindère
to reueále	reuelare, detegère
In eald.
eald age	aetas atis, haec
eald, olde age.	senium, senectus
y^e beald, for we [...] ther	vmbraculum
to beald	adificare
to beald, succour.	adūbrare, protegere

Ea ante M.
In eame.
A beame	trabs abis, haec
An came, vncle	auunculus li
A dreame	somnium, visio
a leame of lightning	corruscatio
fleame	flegma atis, hoc
A leame of fyre	fax, acis, haec
y^e leams of y^e son	radij solares
a seame	fimbria, sutura ae
a streame	flustrum aquae
a teame, cheane	temo onis, hic
a teame of cattell	iugum i
to dreame	somniare
to gleame corne	spiciligere
to streame	fluctuare
to sweame	somniare
neamble	agilis le

Ea ante N.
In eane.
a beane	saba ae
a cheane	catena a
a meane	via, modus i
y^e meane	mediocritas atis
a queane	scortum, meretrix.
to leane	innitor eris
to meane	velle, intendere
to weane a chylde	ablactare
to weane lambes	depellere
leane	gracilis le
meane	medius, me diocris e
to deméane	gerere se
vncleane	impurus, immūdꝰ a

Ea ante P.
In eape.
an heape	cumulꝰ i, aceruus i
a leape	saltus us
to cheape	licitari, appreciare
to heape	cumulare
to leape	saltare
to reape	metere
In eaple.
a sweaple	partica ae
a steaple	campanile is, hoc
a neaple, teate	papilla ae

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Ea ante R.
In eare
a beare	feretrum i
a Beare, beast	vrsus i, vrsa ae
a bryar	vepres etis, haec
a deare	dama ae
an eare	auris is, haec
an eare of corne	spica ae
feare	metus us
a féere, mate	familiaris is, hic
a fryar	frater tris, hic
geare	res ei, haec
a meare	stagnum i
a peare	pyrum i
a speare	hasta ae
a teare	stilla ae, lachryma ae
a whyer	chorus ri
a quear of paper	liber, ri
a yeare	annus i, hic
sheares	forsex icis, haec
to beare	ferre, gerère
to bleare	lippire
to ceare	caerare
to cheare	exhilarare
to deare, hurt	molestare
to feare	timére, metuère
to heare	audire
to reare	erigère
to sheare	tondére
to smeare	vngère
to sweare	iurare
to t [...]are	lacerare
to weare on	ferre
to weare, waste.	conterère
cléere	clarus a
deare	carus a
meare	merus a
neere	propinquus a
reare	récens entis
neare	prope
an hearb	herba ae
In earche.
a pearche	ames itis, hic
a searche	inquisitio onis
to serche	inquirère
In eard.
a bearde	barba ae
an heard of catel	grex egis, hic
a sweard	gladius i
a yearde	virga ae
a yeard mesure	verber
y^e yard of a house	atrium i
y^e yeard of a beast	penis is, hic
a glóberd, worm	lampyris ios, haec
a churchyeard	coemiterium i
y^e wodyeard	lignarium i
There be diuers other ending in yerd names of places vvhere thyngs grovv, or are kept, as these that folovv.
an hopyard	lupularium i
y^e appleyard	pomarium i
the fygyeard	ficétum i
the swynyeard	porcile is, hoc
and suche other, vvhose latine as the examples declare, do commonly end in arium, i, or in ile, or in etum, i.
a cearge	caereus i
an Earle	Comes itis, hic
a pearle	gemma ae
In earme.
A tearme	terminus ni
A tearme, woord.	vox, thema
to tearme	terminare
to tearme, name	nominare, vocare
In earne.
fearne	filix icis, hic
an hearne	ardea a
to earne	moeréri
to lerne	discère
dearne	dirus ra
In earse.
A cearse	incerniculum li
to searse	sorutari
fierse	ferox ocis
to perse	penitrare
oldfarne years	anni praeteriti, seculum prius.
In earte.
pearte	audax, impudens
málapert	audaculus a
the earth	terra, arida ae

Ea ante S.
In ease.
ease, quietuesse	ocin [...] i
ease of payn [...]s	refrige ium i
ease of [...]bour	remissio [...]is
y^e ease o [...] eues of a house	suggrund [...]a orum
Looke other in eac [...].
pease	pisum
to ease himselfe	requiescere
to ease payne	mollire,
to ease labour	remittère
to lease	perdére
to snéese	sternutare
to diseáse	molestare
to displeáse	displicere
an heasle	corylus i, haec
A wesyll	mustela ae
In east.
y^e East	oriens entis, hic
A beast, tame	iumentum ti
A beast, wylde	sera rae
A beast	bestia animal
A brest	pectus oris, hoc
A feast	coena, conuiuium i
A [...]east, scoffe	tocus i, scōma atis
A gest or story	gesta orum
A smélfe ast	parasy [...]us i
to feast	conuiuari
to ieast	iocari
least, adiect.	minimus a
least, prohib.	nè
A leashe	lorum i
In [...]a [...]e.
A [...]ale	facinus oris, hoc
y^e [...] of a lute	paralelli orum
[...]te	electrum i
heate	astus us, calor
meate	cibus i, esca ae
A peate	cespes itis, hic
A seate	sedes is, haec, sella
sweate	sudor, oris, hic
A [...]eate	vber, papilla ae
weate	humiditus atis
wheate	criticum, frumentū
to eate	edere, manducare
to beate	caedere, flagellare
to bleate	balare
to freate	fremere
to heate	calefacere
to s [...]eate	sudare
to threate	minari
to weate	humectare
y^e escheat	fiscum i
to defeate	destituère, decipère
to exchcate	confiscare
to entreat	inuitare, exhortari
to entreat, handle.	tractare
to repeate	repétere
neate	nitidus a
great	magnus nae
Great is also the figne of certayne adiectiues, deriued of verbes called verbals in ax: as
great eater	edax ácis
great drinker	bibax ácis
great lyer	mendax ácis
great flyer	fugax ácis
great speaker	loquax ácis.
It is also the signe of diuers other adiectiues that ansvver to them in osus, vvhen this signe full can not be vsed, as ventrosus, vve cal great bellyed, bicause vve can not vvel say, full of bellyes. &c.
great brested	pectorosus a
great backed	tergosus a
great necked	ceruicosus a
gret buttocked	lumbosus a
great legged	tibiosus a
great lipped	labiosus a
And suche other.
Fynally it is also the signe of certeiue substātiues in o, deriued of substāt.
great headed	capito ônis, hic
great chéeked	bucco ônis, hic
great nosed	naso ônis, hic
great toothed	dento ônis, hic
Ineath.
A brcath	spiritus, us,
an heath	caluétum i
a sheath	vagina ae
A wreath	cirrus i, cesticillꝰ i
heath, herbe	crix icis, hic
to breath	spirare, respirare.
eath	facilis le
vneáthe	difficilis le
vneath	difficulter.

Ea ante V.
In caue.
y^e eues of a house	suggrundia, orum
A leaue	folium ij
to heaue	attollère, elcuare
to leaue	relinquère
to reaue	rapère
to weaue	texère, ordior itus
to bereaue	spoliare, priuare.

Ea ante W.
In eawe.
to breawe	coquère potum
to heawe	tingère
to teawe lether	terère, condire
to veawe	astimare
to teawe wax	mollire, terère
to speawe,	spuère, vomère.

In Oy desinentia.
In Oy.
A boy	puer èri, hic
Ioy	gaudium i
y^e roy	haeres, princeps.
A toy	nuga, scōma, iocus
Troy, a citie	Troia, ae, Ilium i
to cloy	fame consumere
to noy	nocére
to be coy	lasciuire coire
to ioy	gaudére, latare
coy	lasciuus, a, salax.
to enióy	habére, frui.
to implóy	nauare, elaborare
to supplóy	vice fungi
to destróy	destruère
In oyce.
A choyce	delectus us
A voyce, election.	vox ocis, haec
A voyce in electiō	suffragium ij
Looke in oyse for mo.
In oyde.
voyde	vacuus a, cassus
to voyde	euacuare
to auoyde	deuitare
Hemoroydes.	mariscae arum
A coyfe	pilcolus li
In oyle.
Oyle	oleum i
A royle	oblongula mulier
soyle	solum li
spoyle	spolium, praeda
to coyle	seligére
to foyle	violare, polluère
to royle abroade	diuagari
to soyle as a sowe	luto volutare
A toyle	instrumentum ti
to spoyle	spoliare
to toyle	el [...]borare
sýnkfoyle	pētaphillon i, hoc
góldfoyle	bractea ae
a gróunsoyle	hypothyron i
mýlfoyle	millefolium i
A recoyle	recessus us
térfoyle	trifolium ij
týnfoyle	bractea ae
trýfoyle	trifolium ij
to despóyle	despoliare
to párboyle	praecoquére
to recóyle	recedere
In oyne.
A coyne	numisma atis, h [...]
A [...]oyne	punctus us
A loyne	lumbus bi
A printers quoyn	cuneus, cuneolus i
to coyne	cudère, signare
to hoyne	haerére, pausare
to ioyne	iungere
to eniáyne	iniungere
to vnioyne	depangere
to reioýne	repangere.
to adioýne.	ad [...]ungere
In oynct.
A poynt, pricke	punctus us
A poinct	ligula ae
y^e point of a knife	cuspis idis, haec
A ioynct	iunctura a
A ioynt of body	membrum i
y^e ioynt of a straw	nodus di
y^e ioynt of a finger	articulus li
to ioynct	iungere
to vnioynct	disiungere
to poynt	pungere
to poynt a knyfe	acuere
to poynt with the fynger	demonstrare
A cóunterpoynt	stragulum i
to disappoynte	destituère.

Oy ante S.
In oyse.
y^e ioyse of a house	trabula ae
A noyse	sonus us, strepitus
A froyse	fritilla ae
A poyse	pondus eris, hoc
to choyse	eligère
to hoyse vp	attollère
to poyse	ponderare, librare
A tortoyse, fishe	chelys ìdis, hic
to reioyse	laetare, resultare
In oyst.
A foyst, shyp.	liburna ae
to foyst	suffercire
to moyst	humectare
to royst	sus (que) de (que) grassari
moyst	humidus da
In oyte.
A coyte	discum us, i
to coyte	discum mittere.

Ou ante B.
In oubt.
A doubt	dubium i
to doubt	dubitare
In ouble.
trouble	turba ae, tribulatio
to double	duplicare
to trouble	turbare, vexare

Ou ante C.
In ouche.
A brouche	monile is, hoc, mure nula
A clouche	pugnus ni
A couche	cubile is, hoc, grabbatū
A pouche	sacculū i
to couche nigh to [...] gither	comprimère
to couche downe	cumbère, decūbère
to touche	tangere
to anouche	asserère
to mouche, eate	mandere

Ou ante D.
In oude.
Bloude	sanguis inis, hic
A cloude	nubes is, haec
A floud	fluuius i
A shroude	amiculū, funerale is
to shroude	tegère, velare
proude	superbus, gloriosus
vnpróude	inglorius a

Ou ante F.
In oufe.
y^e house of a horse	vngula ae
A proufe	probatio, tentatio
A disproufe	improbatio
to proufe	probare
to disproufe	improbare

Ou ante G.
A bough	ramus mi
A chough	cornicula ae
y^e cough	tussis is, haec
A plough	aratrum i
a slough	exuuiae arum
A through of stone, of paper	quadratus lapis integra charta
A trough, bote	linter tris, hoc
through	pèr
to plough	arare
roughe	asper, pilosus a
tough	tenax
In ought.
A bought	plica ae, ambages
nought	nihil, nihilum i
thought	cogitatio onis
brought	allatus, adductus ae
bought	emptus a
wrought	laboratus a
vnthoúght	incogi [...]atus a
vnwroúght	illaboratus a
y^e longue soúght	pulmonia a

Ou ante K.
In ouke.
A slouke	iners ertis, ignarus
y^e couk of an opple	cor ordis, hoc
A iouke in warre	expeditio onis
A stouke of corne	strues manipulorū
to douke	vrinare
to souke	sùgère

Ou ante L.
In oule.
A boule	globus i
y^e boule of a potte	ansa, capulum
A foule	v [...]lu [...]res is, haec
A goule, gole	meta ae
A moule	talpa ae
An oule	vlula ae, bubo
A scoule	rixosa mulier
A soule	anima ae
y^e toule	census us, i
to boule	mittere globum
to oule	vlulare
to poule an head	tondére
to poule by bribes	depeculari
to proule for fishe	percontari
to proule for riches	omnia appetère
to scoule	rixari
to toule, take	censum exigere
toule, pay	censum dare, soluere
foule	turpis e, foedus a
A swylboule	helluo, bibax
y^e boult of a doore	pessulus i
A coult	pullus equinus
A boult to shoote	sagitta ae
An hoult of wood	arborétum i
In ould.
y^e could	frigus òris, hoc
gould	aurum i
An hould in war	vallum, turri [...]
y^e hould of a thing	retinaculum
y^e mould of the earth	humus i, haec
A mould	talpa ae
A scould	rixosa mulies
A fould, or playt	plica ae
A fould for cattel	claustrum i
A fould, for shepe	ou [...]le is, hoc
could to be	frigescère
to fould	plicare
to mould	inhumare
to scould	rixari
to hould	tenére
bould	audax acis
could	frigidus a
ould	senex, antiquus ae
sould	venduus a
tould	dictus a
An houshould	familia ae, haec
A márygould	calendula ae
A scáffould	theatrum, scena ae
A thréshould	limen inis, hoc
to vnfoúld	replicare, explicare
to wythhóuld	retinère, detinére
manifoúld	multiplex icis
vnboúld	timidus, ignauus ae
A shéepefould	ouile is, hoc
There be dyuers other, vvhich ending in foulde, do signifie the place vvhere some thing is kept: as these.
A wodfould	lignarium i
A pinfould	argustulum i
And such other, vvhose Latine endeth in arum, or in, ile, as the examples declare in oune.
In oulne.
to boulne	tumére, turgescére
stoulne	surreptus a

Ou ante M.
In oume.
A bloume	germen inis, hoc
broume	genesta ae
A broume	scopa ae
A plo [...]me	prunum i
A roume	locus i, sedes is
to bloume	germinare, florére
to gloume, froune	caperare frontem
renoume	gloria, laus audis

Ou ante N.
In oune.
a cloune	rusticus a
a croune	corona ae
y^e crowne of the head	vertex icis, hic
a goune	[...]oga ae, sagum i
a noune	nomen inis, hoc
a toune	oppidum i
to boune	parare, accingère
to br [...]une	obsuscare
to drowne	immergere, aquis suffocare
to croune	coronare
to froune	caperare
to poune spice	tundere
to roune	in aurem loqui
to soune	desicère
to swoune	idem, extasin pat [...]
oune	debitus a
boune, redy	paratus a
br [...]une, blacke	ater a
broune	fuscus a
doune	deorsum
A pronoune	pronomen inis, h [...]
renoune	gloria ae, sama ae
In ounce.
an ounce	vncia a
a bounce, leape	saltus us
a bounce, of soūd	bombus i
to pounce	ins [...]ulpère
to denounce	denunciare
to pronounce	pronunciare
to renounce	renunciare
In ounche.
A bounche	bruscum i
In ound.
A bound	terminus, limes itis
y^e ground	tellus ûris, haec
y^e ground of a building	solum fundamētum
An hound	canis venaticus a
A pound	libra a, aes, pondus,
A sound	sonus i
A stound	statio, terminiu i
A wound	vulnus eris, hoc
to bound	termenare
to found	fundare
to ground	idem, fundare
to pound	ponderare
to rond the nayls	putare
to round	rotundare
to sound	sonare
to wound	vulnerare
bound	ligatus, deuinctus
round	rotundus a
an h [...]hound	tricerberus i
horchound	marubium i
maw [...]ound	mahumetes i [...]
to expound	exponère
to c [...]nfound	confundere
to redound	redundare
profound	profandus ae
vnbound	liber a
In ount.
A mount	mons ontis, hic
to count	comput [...]re
to mount	ascendère
an accoumpt	computus i
to accoumpt	rationem facère
to ouermount	transcendère
to surmount	excellère, excedère

Ou ante P.
In oupe.
a coupe, pen	caula ae
an houpe	annulus i, canthus i
a loupe	ansa, capulum i
to scupe	coenare
to stoupe	humiliare se
In ouple.
souple	lentus, mollis e
to souple	mollire, linire

Certaine wordes omitted in O ante S.
In ose.
a close	fundus i
a glose	glossa a
an hose	caliga ae
a nose	nasus i
a prose	prosa ae
a ro [...]e	rosa ae
to close	claudère
to glose	commentari
to [...]ose	perdère
close	clausus a
almose	cle [...]mosyna ae
pérclose	vacerra ae
a prímrose	verbascum i
a píupose	propositum i
to depóse	deponère
to disclóse	detegere
to dispóse	disponère
to enclóse	includère
to oppóse	apponère
to púrpose	proponère
to repóse	refuère
to suppóse	supponère, putare
In oose.
a boose, stall	bouile is, hoc
a goose	anser eris, haec
a booste, boxe	pixis îdis, hic

Ou ante R.
In oure.
a boure	conclaue is, hoc
a floure	flos oris, hic
an houre	hora ae
[...] toure	turris is, haec
to coure	cumbere, occultare
to floure	florére
to poure	fundere
to scoure	mundare, polire
our, oures	noster a
your, yours	vester a
An árboure	arborétum i
An hérboure	virétum, herbarétū
hárboure	hospitium i
ármoure	armatura ae
An aúgoure	terebrum i
An aúctoure	author oris, hic
An aúntiatoure	senior, antiquior
An ambássadour	fecialis, legatus i
An aúditoure	auditor, rationarius
A bárboure	tonsor oris, hic
A bárratoure	factiosus a
béhauoure	gestus us, hic
A cóloure	color ôris, hic
dishonóure	dedecus òris, hoc
hónoure	honor ôris, hic
A dréssoure, table	tabula structoria
An émperoure	imperator
endéuoure	conatus us, opera
An érroure	error oris, hic
A contéssour	confessor ôris, hic
A fáctoure	factor, aduocatus
A fátoure	fallax âcis
fauoure	fauor oris, hic
A fáutoure	fautor oris,
A génitoure	genitor oris
y^e génitoures	testiculi orum
An inquisitoure	inquisitor oris
láboure	labor oris, hic
A léchoure	moechus i
liquoure	liquor oris, hic
A mánoure	praedum i
A mýrroure	speculum i
A neyghboure	vicinus, propinquus
An óratoure	orator oris, hic
A páramoure	amasius i
A párloure	conclaue, coenaculū
A sáuioure	seruator, saluator
A sénatoure	senator oris
súccoure	auxilium, praesidiū
A sódioure	miles it is, bellator
A táboure	tympanum i
A vápoure	vapor óris, hic
A vísdure	larua ae
to cóloure	colorare, tingere
to deflówre	viciare, violare
to deuóure	deuorare
to hónoure	honorare
to dishónoure	de honorare
to endeuóure	conari, niti
to fauoure	fauere
to laboure	laborare
to sauoure	sapere
to succoure	succurrere
to vapoure	euaporare
exterioure	exterior oris
interioure	interior oris
superioure	superior oris
inferioure	inferior oris
Some vvrite oure, for er, as sodioure, for sodier, pilloure for piller, sclandoure, for sclander, dangeoure for danger, printoure for printer, teachoure for teacher, redoure for reder &c.
Some also oure, for or, as doctoure for doctor, proctoure for proctor, senioure for senior, iuniour, for iunior &c.
Wherfore if any be here not expressed, seeke them in one of the other, and thou shalt finde it, or some rule hovv to knovve it and to deriue it, if it bee such lyke.
In ourd.
A bourd	scomma àtis, iocus
y^e courd of milke	coagulum i
A gourd, herbe	cucurbita a
A gourd, cup	[...]alix ìeis, hic
A tourd	stercus oris, hoc merdae ae
to bourd	iocari, scommari
to cour as milke	coagulare ri
In ourge.
A scourge	flagellum, naruus i
A sourge of y^e sea	fluctus us, flustrū i
to scourge	flagellare
to sourge	fluctuare
In ourne
to mourne	lugére
to adióurne	comperendinare
to adourne	adornare, exornare
to sciourne	commorari
In ourse
A course	cursus us, stadium i
An entercourse	commertium i
A concourse	concursus us
A recourse	recursus us
to course	cursitare
course	vilis e, grossus a

Ou ante S.
In ouse.
a crouse	cherchesia
an house	domus us, haec
a louse	pediculus i, hic
a mouse	mus uris, hic
a spouse	sponsus a
to bouse	captare pediculos
to louse, lose	soluère
to rouse a deare	elustrare
to spouse	desponsare
to towse	laniare
louse	laxus a, solutus a
coperouse	chalcantum i
a dormouse	glis iris, hic
a milhouse	p [...]strinū, moletrina
a reremouse	vespertilio ónis
scabiouse, herb	scabiosà ae
a tirmouse, bird	todus i
a penthouse	proiectum i
a workhouse	officina ae
a wodhouse	lignarium
a bakehouse	pistrina ae
There bee many other endyng in house, vvhich signifie the place vvhere things bee kept and occupied: the latine endeth in arium i, or ile is, as these:
a wolhouse	lanarium i
a cowhouse	bouile is, hoe
a shepehouse	ouile is, hoc
y^e henhouse	gallinarium i
effectuouse	efficax, âcis
amarouse	amicabilis e
barbarouse	barbarus a
bounteouse	bonus, munificus a
captiouse	captiosus a
compendiouse	compēdiosus, breuis
contagiouse	contagiosus a
contrariouse	contrarius a
couetouse	cupidus a
couragiouse	animosus, audax
dangerouse	periculosus a
ebriouse	ebriosus a
enuiouse	inuidiosus a
ambitiouse	ambitiosus a
commódiouse	commodus a
coúrtiouse	blandus, effabilis
dólerouse	dolore plenus
énuyouse	inimicaebilis a
éxterouse	exterus a
fáctiouse	factiosus ae
féionouse	furax ácis
fóysonouse	foecundus a
goúdiouse	solennis e
górgrouse	sumptuosus a
gréuouse	moelestus a
iélouse	zelotypus a
incúriouse	incuriosus a
infámouse	infamis e
indústriouse	industrius a
ióyouse	laetus a
lascíuiouse	lasciuus a
lázarouse	leprosus a
lécherouse	libidinosus a
lycorouse	delicatus a
lethargiouse	lethargi [...]us a
lúcriouse	lucriosus a
mérualouse	mirandus a
melodiouse	harmonicus a
meritóriouse	meritorius ae
notoriouse	notorius a, insignis
odoríferouse	odorifer, aromatic [...]
outrágiouse	immoderatus a
pestiferouse	pestifer a
pitiouse	pius a, miserieors
pléntiouse	copiosus a, abundā [...]
preposterouse	praeposterus a
[...]ottouse	luxuriosus a
sklánderouse	scandalosus a
sériouse	seriosus a
tempéstuouse	tempestuosus a
timerouse	timidus, verocūdus
tyrannouse	tyrannicus a
tráyterouse	perfidiosus a
tréacherouse	proditorius a
váriouse	varius a, instabilis
auáritiouse	cupidus a, auidus
villanouse	flagitiosus a
vncōmodiouse	incommodus a
vncúrtiouse	immitis e
vncúriouse	incurius a, ignauus
vngratiouse	peruicax, perditus
vnprétiouse	impraetiosus a, vilis
vnrebelliouse	impertinax acis
vnreligiouse	irreligiosus a
There bee many other, that ende in (ouse) beside these, namely adiectiues formed of substātiues, and commonly those, vvhich ansvvere to the Latine adiectiues in (ofus) and in (entus) and signifie fulnesse or plentye of that thing vvhich the substantiue betokeneth, as disdaynouse signifieth full of disdayn, fastidiosus, a, contagiouse ful of contageon. contagiosus, a, and such lyke as these that folovv.
cópiouse	copiosus a
fámouse	celebris e, famosus
fúriouse	furiosus a, dirus a
glóriouse	gloriosus a
glutonouse	gulosus a
górgiouse	praetiosus a
grátiouse	gratiosus a
iéoperdouse	periculosus a
iniúriouse	iniuriosus a
inuiouse	inuidiosus a
ioyouse	laetabundus a
laboriouse	laboriosus a
licentiouse	licentiosus a
malitiouse	malitiosus a
menstruouse	menstruosus a
mis [...]heuouse	flagitiosus a
monstruouse	monstrosus a
odiouse	odiosus a, infestus a
penuriouse	penuriosus a
perliouse	periculosus a
pernitiouse	pernitiosus a
ponderouse	ponderosus a
populouse	populosus a
preciouse	prae [...]sus a
presumptiouse	prosumptuosus a
prodigiouse	prodigiosus a
prosperouse	prosper a
rauenouse	r [...]pax acis
religiouse	religiusus a
righteouse	iustus a
rigorouse	rig [...]dus a
ruinouse	ruinosus a
scrupulouse	scrupulosus a
seditiouse	seditiosus a
sententiouse	sententiosus a
se [...]viouse	studiosus a
sumptuouse	sumptuosus a
superstuouse	superfluus a
superstitiouse	superstitiosus a
su [...]fettouse	crapulosus a
suspiciouse	susp [...]iosus a
tediouse	taediosus a
troublouse	turbidus a
venemouse	venemosus a
vertuouse	studiosus a
vitiouse	viciosus a
victoriouse	victoriosus a
All vvhich be of the same signification that some of those deriuatiues are of, vvhich end in, ie, as vve sayde in his place, and seeme for the moste part to be borovved and formed of the Latine themes as copiouse of copiosus, furiouse of furiosus, famouse of famosus, and so forth of other. The Latine of these commonly endeth in ( [...] sus) sometime in entus, and in other terminations.

Ou ante T.
In oute.
A doubte	dubium i
A sloute, mocke	illusio. sucus i
y^e goute in y^e hād	chiragra ae
y^e goute in y^e [...]éete	podagra ae
a loute	verna, nebulo onis
a route of [...]	caterua ae, turba
y^e snoute of a dog	rostrum i
y^e snoute of a ship	rostrum i
y^e snout of a fish	idem
a spoure	imbrex ieis, hae [...]
a troute, fish	varius i
a [...]rouse spere	susciua a
a clouse	panniculus i
y^e clou [...] set on a garment, or on a shoe	cento onis, hic
to clou [...]e	sarcire
[...]o doubte	dubitare
[...] poute	caeperare
to route, snorte	stertere
to route, or royst	grassari
to spout water	exspuère
shout, proud	super [...]us, elatus ae
stout, valiant	validus, strenuus a
out	foràs
a bankerout	fidifragus a, are alieno oppressus
a wonderclout, blabbe	garrulus, a, linguax
a roundabout	circulus i
to bankerout	fidem fallére
to mysdoubt	diffidère
deuout	pius a, deuotus, religiosus a
about	circum, circae
wythout	sine, abs (que)
wythout dore	extrà foris
to go about	circuire
to turne about	circumuertère
Compounde other verbes, [...]gnifying to do about, vvyth circum, as, circumducere, to lead about or vvyth, am, as amputare: to cut about. &c.
In outhe.
a bouthe	tentorium i
a mouthe	os óris, hoc
y^e southe	auster i, hic
y^e southwest	lybs ybis, hic
y^e southeast	notus i, hic
slouthe	accedia ae, ignauia, inertia ae
y^e trouthe	veritas atis, haec
youthe	iuuentus utis, haec
smouthe	politus a
a smouth tong	lingua compta
to smouthe	polire, comére, concinnare.

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