A SHORT ITALIAN Dictionary, Expounded Into ENGLISH; IN THE Which is contained all the WORDS that are used in the ITALIAN TONGUE ending in the Vowel (e) them that shall read the PREFACE following, shall have a particular Intelligence of the be­nefit which they shall receive of this said LITTLE DICTIONARY.

Those that shall have a desire to have this Little BOOK for to profit by, shall do well to read those places where they shall find divers WORDS expounded in divers manners, in the which, I know they shall find pleasure e­nough: and for the other single WORDS, that you shall have need of to find out the Expli­cation, you may find them all here in Order ALPHABETICALLY.

LONDON, Printed for Thomas Clark, and are to besold at his Shop at the East end of the Old Exchange, 1666.

SOme of my Scholars having desired me to shew them in an Alphabetical order, all the words in our language, that end in the Vowel (e) except Verbs, Articles, and Monosyllable Particles; which words ra­ther belong to a Grammar, than a Dictio­nary: I was willing to give them content, and therefore have joyned them to my Phrases, where they may see in a small Index all the words belong­ing to the two Genders of one Termination, a [...]d thereby know how to apply to every word its proper Article: which is a work that was never yet done by any Master of our Language.

Now to know the words that belong to the mascu­line Gender, you shall find at their ends the Letter m, and those that are F [...]minines, the Letter f; and those that are of the neuter Gender, or Common, you shall find the Letter c: as for Adverbs you may know them by the Termination of these two Syl­lables, mente.

You may perceive that I have used all possible di­ligence, to collect out of the Dictionaries, onely those words which I knew to be necessary, omitting the rest; my end being to give my Scholars onely so much of the language as is in use.

The other words which you shall find ending in the Vowel O, and in the Vowel A, [...]ou are to observe that the one are all Masculines, except man [...], ana the other Feminines except Luca, Poeta, Pr [...]seta, Boia, Pianeta, Duca.

INDEX.

A B
  • ABbate, m. an Abbot.
  • Abbiettione, f. Abje­ction.
  • Abbollitione, f. abolishing.
  • Abbominevole, c. abomina­ble.
  • Abbondante, c. abounding
  • Abbondevole, c. abounding
  • Abbondantemente, abun­dantly.
  • Abbreviatione, f. a shorten­ing.
  • Abbracciatore, m. an im­bracer.
  • Abete, m. Firre, or Firre­t ee.
  • Abgiuratione, f. Forswear­ing.
  • Abiettamente. basely, or ab­jectly.
  • Abile, c. able, or sufficient.
  • Abitatione, f. Habitation.
  • Abolitione. f. abolition.
  • Abozzatore, m. an unskilful Caster.
  • Abrogatione, f. an abolish­ing.
  • Absente, c. absent.
  • Abstinente, c. abstaining.
  • Abusione, f. abusion.
A C
  • Accadevole, that may hap­pen.
  • Accarezzevole, c. lovely.
  • Accensione, f. an enflaming.
  • Accrbamente, sowerly.
  • Accessibile, c. acceptable.
  • Accessore, m. an acceptor.
  • Accettatione, f. an accepta­tion.
  • Accettevole, c. acceptable.
  • Acciale, m. Steel.
  • Accidentale, c. accidental.
  • Accidente, m. an accident.
  • Accitatione, f. acitation.
  • Acclamatione, f. a crying out.
  • Accomodabile, c. accommo­dable.
  • Accumulatione, f. a beaping up.
  • Acconciamente. handsomly.
  • Accortamente. Wisely.
  • [Page]Accostevole, c. approachable.
  • Accuratamente. exactly.
  • Accusatore, m. an accuser.
A D
  • Adherente, c. adhering.
  • Adiratamente. angerly.
A F
  • Affascinatore, m. a bewitch­er.
  • Affaticante, c. a weary man.
  • Affatichevole, c. a weary man.
  • Affermatione, f. Affirma­tion.
  • Affermatamente. affirmly.
  • Affettatione, f. affectation.
  • Affettuosamente. affectio­nately.
  • Affinatore, m. a Refiner.
  • Affittatione, f. a letting of land.
  • Affitratore, m. a Farmer.
  • Affittevole, c. Rentable.
  • Affituale, c. a Landlord, also a Tennant.
  • Afflittione, f. Affliction.
  • Affligente, c. an afflicter.
  • Affluente, c. flowing.
  • Affogagine, f. a choaking.
  • Affondatione, f. a finking to the bottom.
  • Affrancatione, f. a freeing.
A G
  • Agevole, c. casie.
  • Agevolmente. most easily.
  • Agiacente, c. commodiously.
  • Agitatione, f. an agitation.
  • Aggravatione, f. a burdening.
  • Aggiustevole, c. justifiable.
  • Agiatamente, with ease.
  • Agonizante, c. anguishing.
  • Agricultore, m. a Plow­man.
A H
Ahime. O me.
A I
Ajutevole, c. helpful.
A L
  • Altamente. highly.
  • Aleghevole, c. that may be alledged.
  • Allegramente. merrily.
  • Allettevole, c. that may be allured.
  • Allevatrice, f. a Midwife.
  • Al [...]ghevole, f. alleagable.
  • Altare, m. an Altar.
  • Alteratione, f. alteration.
  • Alteramente. highly.
  • Alternamente. interchangea­bly.
  • Alternatione, f. interchange­ablenesse.
  • Altitudine, f. Heighth.
  • Altramente. otherwise.
  • Altronde. elswhere.
  • Altrove, elswhere.
  • Alume, f. Allum.
  • [Page]Amante, m. a lo [...]er.
  • Amabile, c. lovely.
  • Amatore, m. a lover.
  • Ambasciadore, m. an Ambas­sadour.
  • Ambe, both.
  • Ambedue, both.
  • Ambiante, ambling, or pace­ing.
  • Ambitione, f. ambition.
  • Ambracane, amber greece.
  • Amendue, both.
  • Amendatione, f. a mendati­on.
  • Amichevole, c. lovely, or friendly.
  • Amichevolmente, friend­ly.
  • Ammiratione, f. admirati­on.
  • Ammissione, f. admission.
  • Ammaestrevole, c. admini­strable.
  • Amministratore, m. Admi­nistrator.
  • Amministrevole, c. admini­strable.
  • Ammirabile, c. admira­ble.
  • Ammirante, c. admire­ing.
  • Ammiratione, f. admira­tion.
  • Amante, amore, m. lover and love.
  • Amorevole, c. lovely.
  • Ammonitione, f. Admoniti­on.
  • Ampiamente, fully.
A N.
  • Anche, ancudines, m. also, and an Anvil.
  • Andante, passant in armo­ry.
  • Angue, a Snake or Ad­der.
  • Anice, m. anise seed.
  • Anichilatione, f. a disannul­ing.
  • Animale, m. a living crea­ture.
  • Antecedente, c. an antece­dent.
  • Antecessore, m. a predeces­or.
  • Anticamente, antiently.
A P.
  • Apertamente, openly.
  • Apparente, c. appearing.
  • Applicatione, f. applicati­on.
  • Apprenfione, f. apprehenti­on.
  • Approbatione, f. approbati­on.
A R.
  • Archiettorre, m. an archi­tect.
  • Archibugiere, m. a Gun­smith
  • Arciere, m. an Archer.
  • Arciprete, m. an Arch-Priest.
  • Ardente, c. earnestly, or bot­ly.
  • Arditamente, boldly.
  • Argine, m. a bank.
  • Argut amente, crastily.
  • Arrabbiatamente, madness.
  • Arrogante, c. proudly.
  • Arrischievole, c. hazard­ous
  • Artefice, m. an Artifi­cer.
  • Artifieiale, c. artificial.
  • Arnese, m. harness or furni­ture.
  • Arrogante, c. arrogant.
  • Arsenale, m. an armory.
  • Arte, f. artefice, m. an arti­ficer.
A S.
  • Ascoltatore, m. a hark­ner.
  • Aspettatione, f. expectati­on.
  • Aspiratione, f. a breath­ing.
  • Assolutamente, an absolu­tion.
  • Assomigliante, c. a likeing.
  • Assordagine, f. deafness.
  • Astinente, c. abstaining.
  • Astringente, c. rest [...]ain­ing
  • Assuefatione, f. accostum.
A T.
  • Attione, f. action.
  • Attentione, f. attention.
  • Attitudine, f. aptness.
  • Attraente, c. drawing un­to.
  • Attributione, f. attributi­on.
  • Attualmente, actually.
A V.
  • Avarone, m. a great covetous man.
  • Avanzante, c. excelling.
  • Audace, c. bould.
  • Audacemente, bouldly.
  • Aversione, f. adversion.
  • Aspramente, sharply.
  • Assegnatamente, appointed­ly.
  • Assente, c. absent.
  • Assentione, f. an ascend­ing.
  • Assistente, c. assistin;
  • [Page]Aventuriere, m. an adventu­rer
  • Aventuratamente, fortunate­ly
  • Aumentatione, f. an augmen­tation.
  • Autore, m. an Author
  • Autorevole, c. powerful
  • Auvedutamente, warily
  • Auvelenatore, m. a poisoner.
B A
  • Babbione, m. A Gull, or Sot.
  • Bacile, m. a Bason.
  • Badile, m. a Spade.
  • Balbotevole, c. Stammering.
  • Baleone, m. a Bay Window.
  • Balestriere, m. a Cross-Bow­man.
  • Ballone, m. a great Ball.
  • Balloniere, m. a ballon ma­ker.
  • Bambace, m. Cotton.
  • Banchettiere, m. a Banquet­maker.
  • Banchiere, m. a money-lender.
  • Banderale, m an Ensign Bea­ver.
  • Banditore, m. a cryer, or pro­claimer.
  • Barattiere, m. to barter or truck.
  • Barbiere, m. a Barber.
  • Barcone; m. a great Barge.
  • Barone, a Baron, Barone di campo di fiore, but much taken in ill part, for one that hath the great and persect French Pox, or that is to say, a chief Rogue, or a Cut­purse, a Pick-pocket, a Can­ter, that frequents Fairs and Markets.
  • Bastante, c. sufficient, a­ble.
  • Basteuole c. sufficient, a­ble.
  • Bastiere, m. a pack Saddle­maker.
  • Bastione, m. a Blockhouse.
  • Bastone, m. a staffe, or cudgel
  • Battaglione, m. a Battalion.
  • Batticore, m. a panting of the heart.
B E
  • Beatificatione, f. a blessed happiness.
  • Beatitudine, f. blessedness.
  • Beffeggiatore, m. a mocker.
  • Bene, m. Benbene, Well, very well.
  • Beneditione, f. a blessing.
  • Benefatrore, m. a benefactor.
  • Beneficiale, c. beneficial.
  • Berettone, m. a great Cap.
  • Bersagliere, m. a Leveller.
  • Bertone, m. a Pander, a Ruffian
  • Bestemiatore, m. a blasphe­mer.
  • Bestiale, c. beastly, unreasona­ble.
  • Bestiame, m. all kind of cattel.
  • Bestione, m. a great beast.
  • Bevitore, m. a drinker, or bibber.
  • [Page]Bevitrice, f. a woman-drink­er.
  • Bevone, m. a quaffer, or great drinker.
B I
  • Biasimevole, a blame worthy
  • Bisestile, l'anno bisestile, che viene di quattro in quat­tro anni.
  • Bizzarramente, fantastical­ly.
B O
  • Boccone, m. a morsel, a bit.
  • Bogliente, c. feething hot.
  • Bosente, c. boyling hot.
  • Bombardiere, m. a Canno­neer.
  • Bombice, m. a Silk-worm.
  • Borsone, m. a great Pouch.
  • Bottegone, m. a great Shop
  • Bottone, m. a Button.
B R
  • Bracciale, m. a Gantle [...]
  • Breve, c. Short, or brief
  • Breviale, m. a Mass, or Ser­vice Book.
  • Briacone, m. a drunkard
  • Bruttale, c. brutish, unreaso­nable.
  • Bruttamente, beastly.
B U
  • Bue, Buffalone, m. an Oxe, a fool.
  • Buffetone, m. a great box on the ear.
  • Buffone, m. a Buffon, or Je­ster.
  • Bugnone, m. a boil
  • Burlevole, c. a jester
  • Burlevolmente, jestingly
  • Burlone, m. a merry compa­nion.
C A
  • Cacciagione, Hunting game, Esau and ando a la Caccia portò della cacciogione a suo padre, Esau going a hunting did bring to his fa­ther of the prey thereof.
  • Cacciatore, m. a hunter
  • Calaurone, m. a hornet
  • Calciapiede, m. a shooing­born
  • Calcitrante, c. froward or stubborn
  • Calciante, c. sutable, fitting
  • Calcolatione, f. a calculation
  • Calice, m. a Chalice or Cup.
  • Caligine, f. Soot
  • Calore, m. heat
  • Calumniatore, m. a slande­rer.
  • Cambiatore, m. an Exchan­ger.
  • Camerlere, m. a groom of a Chamber.
  • Campanile, m. a Steeple.
  • Campione, m. a Champi­on.
  • [Page]Cancelliere, m. a Chince [...] ­or.
  • Candelliere, m. a candle­stick
  • Candore, m. whiteness.
  • Cane, m. a dog.
  • Ca [...]est [...]one, m. a great basket.
  • Cangiate, m. changable.
  • Cannone, m. a Cannon.
  • Cannoniere, m. a Cano­neer.
  • Cantatrice, f. a woman singer.
  • Cantatore, m a singer.
  • Cantone, m. a corner.
  • Canzone, f. a song.
  • Capace, f. capable.
  • Capercione, m. a halter which ther use to bring up Horses to war, gli indomiti pol edri, over cavalli intieri, devo­no haver il capecc [...]one al capo per scozzonarli.
  • Capitale, m. chief, princi­pal
  • Capitulatione, f. a Cove­nant.
  • Capone m. a Capon.
  • Coporale, m. corporal.
  • Caprit [...]osamente, humor­some.
  • Carattere, m. a charecter.
  • Carbone, m. a coal.
  • Carcere, m. a prison.
  • Carceriere, m. a Jaylor.
  • Cardinale, m. a Cardinal.
  • Cardine, m. a hinge of a d or.
  • Cardone, m. a thistle.
  • Carezzevole, c. cherishing.
  • Caritatevolmente, charita­ble
  • Carnagione, f. fl shey­nois.
  • Carnale, c. a carnal man.
  • Carn me, m. all manner of flesh.
  • Carne, f. flesh.
  • Carnefiee, m. a Hang­man.
  • Ca [...]le, m. Shrove-tide.
  • Cartone, m. a past-beard.
  • Casale, m. a Farme.
  • Casone, m. a great bouse.
  • Cassine, m. a great chest.
  • Castrone, m. a Wether, or Ewe, mutton, by Met a sim­ple noddie.
  • Castratore, m. a Sow­gilder.
  • Caluale, c. a casualty, for­tune.
  • Catenone, m. a great chane.
  • Cavagliere, m. a Knight.
  • Cavalcatore, m. a rider.
  • Cavatore, m. a digger.
  • Cavezzone, m. a head­strain.
  • Cavvillatione, f. conten­tion.
  • [Page]Cavillatore, m. a wrang­ler.
  • Cavrone, m. a great Goat.
  • Causale, c. casual.
C E.
  • Cecagine, f. blindness.
  • Celebre, c. famous.
  • Celeste, m. heavenly.
  • Cece, m. a fitch or tare.
  • Celebratione, f. celebra­tion.
  • Cenere, f. ashes.
  • Censale, m. a receiver of fines.
  • Censore, m. a Judg and Cor­rector.
  • Centurione, m. a Centu­rion.
  • Cercatore, m. a searcher.
  • Cerimoviale, m. Ceremo­nial.
  • Cernitore, m. a chaser.
  • Certamente, certainly.
  • Cespite, m. a bush or bram­ble.
  • Cestone, m. a great bas­ket.
C H.
  • Chiacchiarone, m. a babler or pratler.
  • Chiave, f. a key.
  • Chionque, Whosoever.
C I.
  • Cianciatore, m. a pratler.
  • Cianciatrice, f. a pratling woman.
  • Ciancione, m. a babler.
  • Cicalatrice, f. a woman prater.
  • Ciarlone, m. a babler or pra­ter.
  • Cicatrice, f. a skarr.
  • Ciccamente, blindly.
  • Cimice, m. wall lice.
  • Cinque, five.
  • Circie, the Sun beams.
  • Circoncisione, f. a circum­cision.
  • Circonscrittione, f. a circum­scription.
  • Circcstan [...]e, c standing round about.
  • Citrone, m. a Citron.
  • Civile, c. civil.
C L.
  • Clamore, m. a clamor or noise.
  • Clemente, c one that hath compassion.
C O.
  • Coaiutore, m. a helper.
  • Coaiutante, c. a fellow helper.
  • Coccone, m. a bnng.
  • Cocente, m. boyling or scalding.
  • Cuccinatore, m. a Cook.
  • [Page]Codardagine, f. cowardise.
  • Cogitatione, f. a cogitation.
  • Coglione, m. a m [...]s stone.
  • Cognatione, f. kindred, or offinity.
  • Cognitione, f. an acknow­ledgment.
  • Cognome m. a Sir name.
  • Colagione, f. any drop [...]ing.
  • Colatione, f. a breakfast.
  • Colpevole, c. guilty or faul­ty.
  • Combatente, m. a comba­tant.
  • Combatittore, m. a fighter or combater.
  • Combust bile. c. combusti­ble, or any thing that may be burnt.
  • Combustione, f. a burning.
  • Come. how, in what man­ner.
  • Comediante, m. a Stage­player.
  • Cominciante. a beginner.
  • Commemoratione, f. a re­membrance.
  • Comme tibile, f. that may be mixt.
  • Commiseratione, f. piety.
  • Commotione, f. a commo­tion, &c.
  • Commutatione, f. a change.
  • Communicante, c. a commu­nicant.
  • Communione, f. the Commu­nion.
  • Compassione, f. pitty, or compassion.
  • Compassionevole, f. com­passion [...]ble.
  • Compatibile, f. agreeable.
  • Competente, f. competent, or convenient.
  • Competitore, m. a competi­tor, or rivel.
  • Compiacente, c. pleasing.
  • Compiacevole, c. pleasing, pleasant.
  • Compitamente, compleatly.
  • Compiutamente, fully.
  • Complessione, f. the com­plexion of the body.
  • Complice, c. a confederate.
  • Componitore, m. a Compo­ser.
  • Compositione, f. a composi­tion.
  • Compratore, m. a buyer.
  • Compulsione, f. a compul­sion.
  • Computatione, f. a compu­tation.
  • Comunale, c. common, ordi­nary.
  • Comune, c. common.
  • Comunque. howsoever.
  • Concessione, f. a grant, o [...] yielding to.
  • Concettione, f. a conception.
  • Conchiusione, f. a concl [...] ­sion.
  • Conciatore, m. a mender, o [...] repairer.
  • [Page]Conclave, m. An inward close Chamber, a private Room under lock and key; but now used for a place in Rome, called the Con­clave, when so soon as a Pope is dead and buried, all the Cardinale retire them­selves to chuse a hew Pope, where they are not only lock­ed in, but walled in, and but they cannot come, untill they all agree in the Election of a Pope.
  • Concorde, c. agreed, of one consent.
  • Concordamente, c. with one accord.
  • [...]cordevole, e. that may be accorded.
  • [...]corrente, c. a rival.
  • [...]coctione. f. a concoction.
  • [...]dannabile, c. condemnable.
  • [...]decente, c. decent, comly, [...]emly.
  • [...]destabile, m. a Constable.
  • [...]ditionale, c. conditional.
  • [...]ditionatamente, c. condi­tionally.
  • [...]ditione, f. a condition.
  • [...]doctiere, m. a conductor [...] leader,
  • [...]nestabile, m. a Constable.
  • [...]facevole, c. convenient.
  • [...]falone, m. a Standard, or chief Engine.
  • [...]fessione, f. a consession.
  • Confessore, m. a Confessor.
  • Confettione, f. all manner of Comfets.
  • Confidente, c. confident, tru­sty.
  • Confidentemente, c. confi­dently.
  • Confinante, c. confining.
  • Confiscatione, f. a confiscati­on.
  • Conforme, conformable.
  • Conformevole, c. conforma­bly.
  • Confortevole, c. comfortable.
  • Confusamente, confusedly.
  • Confusione, f. confusion.
  • Congiontione, f. a conjun­ction.
  • Congiugale, m. that may be joined.
  • Congiugatione, f. a conjuga­tion.
  • Congregatione, f. a Congre­gation.
  • Coniatore, m. a Coyner.
  • Conoscente, c. acknowledg­ing.
  • Conoscitore, m. an acknow­ledger.
  • Conquistatore, m. a Conque­rer.
  • Consapevole, c. of counsel, witting.
  • Consecutione, f. a conse­quence.
  • Consegnatione, f. a resigna­tion.
  • [Page]Conservatione, f. a preser­vation.
  • Con [...]ig [...]iere, m. a Councel­lor.
  • Consolatione, f. consola­tion.
  • Consolatore, m. a Comfor­ter.
  • Console, m. a Consul.
  • Consontione, f. a consump­tion.
  • Consorte, c. a Compa­nion.
  • Consostantiale, f. a consub­stantial.
  • Constitutione, f. a Consti­tution.
  • Construttione, f. a constru­ction.
  • Construttore, m. a constra­ctor.
  • Consultore, m. a consultor.
  • Consuntione, f. a consump­tion.
  • Contabile, c. that may be told.
  • Contagione, f. an infecti­on.
  • Contaminevole, c. that may be defiled.
  • Conte, m. an Earl.
  • Conreneate, c. a continent.
  • Contentione, f. a contenti­on.
  • Conrestabile, m. a Consta­ble.
  • Contestatione, f. a contesta­tion.
  • Continente, c. contine [...] chaste.
  • Continuamente, cont [...] ­ally.
  • Continuatione, f. cont [...] ­ance.
  • Contradicente, c. con­dictieg.
  • Contradittione, f. a con [...] ­diction.
  • Contrapositione, f. an [...] ­sition.
  • Contrasegnale, m. a toke sign.
  • Contrattione, f. a con [...] ­cting.
  • Contributione, a contri­tion.
  • Contributore, m. a contr [...] ­tor.
  • Contrittione, f. cont [...] ­on.
  • Contumace, c. disob [...] ­ent.
  • Conturbatione, f. per [...] ­bation.
  • Convalescente, c. in bealth
  • Convenente, c. conve [...] ­ent.
  • Convenevolmente, conv [...] ­ently.
  • Conventione, f. a bargain agreement.
  • Conversatione, f. a con [...] ­sation.
  • Conversevole, c. conv [...] ­blt.
  • [Page]Conversione, f. a conver­se [...].
  • [...]onv [...]andante, m. a fellow travellor.
  • [...]orvo [...]atione, f. a Conve­cation.
  • Convulsione, f. a convul­sion.
  • Cooperatione, f. a fellow working.
  • Copertamente, secretly.
  • [...]opiatore, m. one that coppi­ [...]h out writings.
  • [...]oppiere, m. a Cup-bearer.
  • Copulatione, f. a copula­tion.
  • Corame, m. leather.
  • Cordone, m. any great cord, Cable, string, also a Hat­land.
  • Core, m. a heart.
  • Cornice, f. a ring, or cornish round about ony piece of Ordnance.
  • Coronatione, f. a Corona­tion.
  • Corpolente, c. corpulent, big of body.
  • Corente, c. a running, or current.
  • Corrispondente, m. corre­spondent.
  • Corrivale, c. a corrival, com­petitor.
  • Correttione, f. correcti­on.
  • Corrale, m. a Pircte.
  • Corre, f. a Court or Pal­lace.
  • Cortese, courtecus, or affa­ble
  • Cortile, m. a Court to a House.
  • Cospiratione, f. a conspi­racy.
  • Costante, c. constant, firme.
  • Costellatione, f. a con­stellation.
  • Costione, f. a question.
  • Costitutione, f. a constitu­tion.
  • Costruttione, f. a constru­ction.
  • Costume, m. custome, use, wont.
  • Cotale, c. such, and also Met. a mars privy member.
  • Cote, f. a whet-stone.
  • Coticone, m. a clownish miser.
  • Cotone, m. Cotton.
  • Cozzone, m. a Horse break­et, by Met. a crastit knave.
C R
  • Creatione, f. a creation.
  • Credentiere, m. a Buller.
  • Credibile, c. credible.
  • Creditore, m. a creditor or beieaver.
  • Crepaccre, m. the passion of the heart.
  • [Page]Crescente, c. growing, in­creasing.
  • Crescione, m. Water-cresses.
  • Cridatore, m. a cryer, or pro­claimer.
  • Crine, m. all manner of hair.
  • Criticone, m. a critick, or find fault.
  • Croce, f. a cross.
  • Crudele, c. cruel.
C U
  • Cucchiarone, m. a great spoon.
  • Cucinatore, m. a Cook.
  • Cuciniere, m. a Cook.
  • Cucitrice, f. a Seamster.
  • Cuniatore, m. a coiner, or a stamper.
  • Cuore, m. a heart.
  • Curabile, c. curable.
  • Curatore, m. a Tutor.
  • Curatrice, f. a woman that scoks to fick folks.
  • Custode, m. a Guardian.
D A
  • DAbene, c. Good, bonest.
  • Damiere, m. a pair of Tables.
  • Dannatione, f. Condemnati­on.
  • Dannevole, c. damnable.
  • Danzatore, m. a dancer.
D I
  • Debitamente, duely, in sort.
  • Debitore, m. a debtor
  • Debole, c. weak.
  • Decembre, December.
  • Decente, c. decent and c [...] ­ly.
  • Decevole, decent.
  • Decisione, f. a deciding.
  • Decottione, f. a decoction.
  • Dedale, m. a Thimble.
  • Dedicatione, f. a Dedi [...] ­on.
  • Deduttione, f. a deduction
  • Defensore, m. a defender.
  • Deficiente, fainting in [...] ­rage.
  • Definitione, f. a definition.
  • Defrodatione, f. a defr [...] ­ding.
  • Degradatione, f. a degrad [...]
  • Deliberatione, f. a delibe [...] ­tion.
  • Delineatione, f. a deline [...] ­on.
  • Delinquente, c. a man gu [...] of a fault.
  • Delusione, f. delusion, [...] ­ceit.
  • Demostratione, f. a den [...] ­stration.
  • Denegatione, f. a denying.
  • Denontiatore, m. a deno [...] ­cer.
  • Dente, m. a tooth.
  • [Page]Dependente, c. depending.
  • Deplorabile, c. that may be deplored.
  • Depositione, f. a deposition.
  • Derisione, f. derision.
  • Desiderabile, c. that may be defired.
  • Descrittione, f. a descripti­on.
  • Destramente, nimbly.
  • Destriere, m or Distriero, a Palfrey, a Steed, any male, or ready Horse for service.
  • Destruttione, f. a destructi­on.
  • Determinatione, f. a deter­mination.
  • De [...]stabile, c. abominable.
  • Detrattione, f. detraction.
  • Detrattore, m. a detractor.
  • Dettatore, m. an Inditer, a Composer.
  • Devorione, f. devotion.
D I
  • Diamante, m. a Diemond.
  • Dicevole, c. to be spoken seem­ly.
  • Dichiaratione, f. a declarati­on.
  • Decisione, f. a deciding.
  • Dicitore, m. a speaker.
  • Diduttione, f. a deduction.
  • Diffamatione, f. defamati­on.
  • Diffamatore, m. a slanderer.
  • Diffenditore, m. a desender.
  • Diffenditrice, f. a desen­dress.
  • Diffensore, a defender.
  • Diffensione, f. a deferce
  • Differente, c. different, di­vers.
  • Differentemente, different­ly.
  • Difficile, c. uneasie, or hard.
  • Difficilmente, hardly.
  • Diffidente, c. mistrustful.
  • Diffinitione, a definition.
  • Difforme, c. deformed.
  • Diffusamente, desusedly.
  • Diffusione, f. a defusion.
  • Dipestibile, c. that may be di­gefled.
  • Digestione, f. a digestion.
  • Digradatione, f. a degrada­tion.
  • Digressione, f. a digressi­on.
  • Dilatatione, f. a dilating.
  • Dilettevole, c. delightful.
  • Dilettione, f. a delectati­on.
  • Diligente, c. diligent, care­full.
  • Dilinquente, m. a men guil­ty.
  • Dilongatione, f. a prolong­ing.
  • Diluviatore, m. a wastful de­vourer.
  • Diluvione, m. a great devou­rer.
  • [Page]Dimane. to morrow.
  • Dimenticagine, [...]. forgetful­nesse.
  • Diminutione, f. a diminishing.
  • Dimiss [...]bile. to be forgiven.
  • Dimissione, f. remission.
  • Dimostratione, f. a demen­stration.
  • Dipendente, c. depending.
  • Dipintore, m. a Painter.
  • Di [...]ettore, m. a Directer, a guide.
  • Disavedutamente, unwari­ly.
  • Discendente, c. descending.
  • Disconfidente, c. distrust­ful.
  • Disconoscente, c. unacknow­ledging.
  • Disconciamente, unhandsom­ly.
  • Discorente, c. discoursirg.
  • Disconveniente, c. disconve­nient.
  • Discortese, c. discourteous, uncivil.
  • Discretione, f. discretion.
  • Disdicevole, c. not to be spo­ken.
  • Disgiontione, f. a disjoyn­ing.
  • Disgratiatamente. Disgrace­fully.
  • Disg [...]stevole, c. distastefull.
  • Dishabicabile, c. unhabit [...] ­ble.
  • Dishonorevole, c. dishonou­rable.
  • Dishonore, m. dishonour.
  • Disleale, c False hearted.
  • Dislocatione, f. a displa [...]in [...]
  • Dismentichevole, c. forget­ful.
  • Disolatione, f. a desolation.
  • Disorbitante, c. orderlesse.
  • Disordine, m. disorder.
  • Dissonante, c. disagreeing.
  • Dispensatione, f. a dispensa­tion.
  • Dispensatore, m. a dispen­ser.
  • Dispensiere, m. a Cater, Purser.
  • Disperatione, f. desperation
  • Dispiacente, c. displeasing.
  • Dispiacevole, c. displeasing.
  • Disponitore, m. a disposer.
  • Dispositione, f. a disposition
  • Disproportione, f. dispro­portion.
  • Disputabile, c disputable.
  • Disputatione, f. disputation
  • Disputante, m. a disputer.
  • Disputatore, m. a disputer.
  • Dissimile, c. unlike.
  • Dissimulatione, f. dissi [...]ula­tion.
  • Dissimulatore, m. a dissem­bler.
  • Dissolubile, c. easie to dis­solve.
  • Dissolutione, f. dissolution.
  • Dissonante, c. disagreeing.
  • [Page]Distante, c. s [...]rre off.
  • Distillatione, f. a distilla­tion.
  • Distinguibile, c. a thing di­stinguished.
  • Distintamente, distinctly.
  • Distortione, f. a turning awry.
  • Distrattione, f. a distra­ction.
  • Distributione, f. a distri­bution.
  • Distributore, m. a Distri­butor.
  • Distruttione, f. a distru­ction.
  • Distruttrice, f. a Woman destroyer.
  • Disturbatione, f. disturb­ing.
  • Dissuasione, f. a disswa­sion.
  • Disubidient, c. disobedient.
  • Disuguale, c. unequal.
  • Disunione, m. discord.
  • Disutile, c. unprofitable.
  • Ditale, m. a Thimbel.
  • Diterminatione, f. a deter­mination.
  • Ditione, f. a Diction.
  • Ditrattione, f. detraction.
  • Ditrattore, m. a Detractor.
  • Diversamente, diversly.
  • Diversione f. a divert­ing.
  • Divinatione, f. a ghuess­ing.
  • Divinatore, m. a fore­teller.
  • Divisibile, c. that may be divided.
  • Divisore, m. a Divider.
  • Divolgatione, f. a divulging.
  • Divulgatore, m. a Pub­lisher.
D O.
  • Docile, c. tractable.
  • Dolente, c. painful.
  • Dolce, c. sweet.
  • Domane, to morrow.
  • Domestichevole, c. that may be tamed.
  • Domevole, c. that may be tamed.
  • Dominatore, m. a Govern­our.
  • Donatore, m. a giver.
  • Donde, whence, from when [...]e.
  • Donnescamente, in womanly manner.
  • Doratore, m. a Guilder.
  • Dormacchione, m. a sluni­berer.
  • Dormiglione, m. a slumberer.
  • Dotto [...]e, m. a Doctor.
  • Dovutamente, duely, right­ly.
  • Dozenale, c. common, vul­ger.
  • Dozzenante, m. a Border.
  • Dozzinale, a common fellow, such as a man may buy whole dozens of, that lives at live­ry with others.
D R
  • Dragante, m. a kind of gum.
  • Dragone, m. a great Dra­gon.
  • Drappiere, m. a Draper.
  • Dubitatione, f. doubtfull­nesse.
  • Dunque. then.
  • Duce, m. a General.
  • Durabile, c. lasting.
E C
  • ECcellente, c. excellent.
  • Eccettione, f. an ex­ception.
  • Eccettabile, c. acceptable.
E D
  • Edificatione, f. edificati­on.
  • Edittione, f. an Edition.
  • Educatione, f. education.
E F
  • Effettivamente. f. effective­ly.
  • Efficace, c. forcible.
  • Efficiente, f. efficient.
  • Effigie, f. a shape of ones face.
  • Effusione, f. a shedding of bloud.
E G
  • Egrediente, m. going forth.
  • Eguale, c. equal.
E L
  • Elefante, m. an Elephant.
  • Elegante, c. elegant.
  • Elettione, f. election.
  • Elettore, m. Elector, a chu­ser.
  • Elevatione, f. an elevation.
  • Eligibile, c. that may be cho­sen.
  • Eloquente, c. eloquent.
E M
  • Emendatione, f. amend­ment.
  • Eminente, c. eminent.
  • Empiamente. wickedly.
  • Emulatione, f. emulation.
E N
  • Endice, m. an Index.
  • Enfiagione, f. a swelling.
  • Enuntiatione, f. Anunt [...]ati­on.
  • Entrante, c. entrance.
E Q
  • Equale, e. equal.
  • Equivocatione c. equovoca­tion.
  • Equivalente, c. worth as much.
  • [Page]Equivalente, c. equally, or sufficient.
  • Equinozziale, Equinozzio, m. The Equinoctial, when dayes and nights are equal, of one length.
E R
  • E [...]ettione, f. erection.
  • Errante, c. wandering.
  • Errore, m. Error.
  • Erudittione, f. Erudition, teaching.
E S
  • Esalatione, f. exhalation.
  • Esaminatione, f. examinati­on.
  • Esangue. bloodlesse.
  • Esattione, f. exactnesse.
  • Esattore, m. an exactor.
  • Esanditore, m. a hearer, a li [...]ner.
  • Esclusione, f. an exclusion.
  • Escusatione, f. an excuse­ing.
  • Esente, c. exempted.
  • Esistimatione, f. estimati­on.
  • Esorbitante, c. orderlesse.
  • Esortatione, f. Exhortati­on.
  • Esortatore, m. an Exhor­ter.
  • Espediente, m. expedient.
  • Espiabile, f. expiable.
  • Espiatione, f. expiation.
  • Espositione, f. an expositi­on.
  • Espressione, f expression.
  • Espressamente. expresly.
  • Espugnatione, f. a conquest.
  • Espulsione, f. an expulsi­on.
  • Esquisitamente, exquisue­ly.
  • Essame, m. Enquiring.
  • Essamine, m. Enquiring.
  • Essattamente, exactly.
  • Essattione, f. exaction.
  • Essattore, m. an exacter.
  • Essecrabile, c. execrable.
  • Essecutore, m. an Execu­tor.
  • Essente, c. exempted, fret.
  • Essentiale, c. Essenti­all.
  • Essentialmente, Essenti­all.
  • Es [...]quie, f. faneral.
  • Esaibitione, f. Exhibi­tion.
  • Essibitore, m. an Exhi­bitor.
  • Essile, c. exile, a banished man.
  • Essorabile, c. Placable.
  • Essorbitante, c. Order­lesse.
  • Essortatione, f. Exhorta­tion.
  • Estate, f. Summer.
  • [Page]Esteriore, m. Outward.
  • Esternamente, Outward.
  • Estentione, f. an estinguish­ing.
  • Estortione, f. Extorti­on.
  • Estrattione, f. an Extra­ction.
  • Estravagante, c. Extra­vagant.
  • Estricabile, c. Extrica­ble.
  • Estrinficamente, Exterior­ly.
  • Esule, c. a banishment.
E V.
  • Evaporatione, f. Evapora­tion.
  • Evidente, c. Evident.
  • Evidentemente, Evident.
  • Evitabile, c. av [...]ydable.
  • Evitatione, f. shunning.
F A.
  • FAbricatore, m. a buil­der.
  • Falce, f. a Sickle.
  • Falciatore, m. a Mower.
  • Falcone, m. a Falcon.
  • Falcionere, m. a Haw­ker.
  • Facile, c. easie.
  • Face, f. a Torch.
  • Facitore, m. a maker.
  • Fallace, c. false, fall [...]i­ [...]m.
  • Fallabile, c. fallable.
  • Fame, f. hunger.
  • Fanciullescamente, child­lishly.
  • Fante, c. a man or woman servant.
  • Fascinatione, f. a bewith­ing.
  • Fascinatore, m. a bewith­er.
  • Fatale, c. destinate.
  • Faticante, c. a labouring man.
  • Fattamente, being joyned into it, in such sort, or fashion, or manner So.
  • Fattore, m. a Factor.
  • Favillante, c. sparkling.
  • Favore, m. favor.
  • Favorevole, favorable.
  • Fautore, m. a favorer, a protector.
F E.
  • Fè, f.
  • Febbre, f. a feavor.
  • Febricitante, c. troubled with an ague.
  • Febrone, m. a great fea­vor.
  • Fede, f. faith.
  • Fedele, c. faithsul.
  • Fele, m. gaule.
  • [Page]Felice, c. happy.
  • Feminile, womanish.
  • Fenestrone, m. a great Win­dow.
  • Fetiale, m. festival.
  • Feritore, m. a wonder.
  • Feroce, c. fiery, firee, cruel.
  • Fertile, c. fruitful.
  • Fervente, c. fervent.
  • Fervore, m. fervor.
  • Feudale, fewdal, or belonging to a Fewd, manner fee, or fee simple.
F I.
  • Fiadone, m. a Bee-hive, a Honey-comb, by Met. a Flawn.
  • Fiammeggiante, c. flaming, blazing.
  • Fiascone, m. a great Bettle.
  • Fidatamente, Considently.
  • Fiele, m. gaul.
  • Fievole, c. feeble, weak.
  • Figliale, c. Child-like.
  • Figuralmente, according to figure.
  • Filatore, m. a Spinner.
  • Finalmente, finally.
  • Finestrone, m. a great Win­dow.
  • Fingardagine, f. Lazi­nesse.
  • Fingitore, m. a dissem­bler.
  • Fentione, f. a dissem­bling.
  • Fintamente, c. feigned­ly.
  • Fiore, m. a Flower.
  • Fissamente, fixedly.
  • Fittagione, f. a farm­ing.
  • Fiume, m. a River.
  • Fintatione, f. a traine sent.
F O.
  • Foce, f. the mouth of a Ri­ver.
  • Focile, m. a Steel to strike fire.
  • Focone, m. a great fire.
  • Fogone, m. a great fire.
  • Folgore, m. a light­ning.
  • Follatore, m. a fuller, a presser.
  • Fomentatore m. a Comfor­ter.
  • Fondatione, f. a founda­tion.
  • Fondatore, m. a Foun­der.
  • Fondamentale, c. soudamen­tall.
  • Fonditore, m. a Meltor or Caster.
  • Forbitore, m. a frubber of blades.
  • [Page]Forciere, m. a trunk.
  • Forcone, m. a great forck.
  • Forfante, m. a Rogue.
  • Forfice, f. a pair of Cis­sors.
  • Foriere, m. a harbenger.
  • Formale, c. according to forme.
  • Formentone, m. the largest kinde of wheat, also Fur­mity.
  • Formicone, m. a great Pisse­mire.
  • Formidabile, c. to be feared terrible.
  • Fornace, f. a furnace.
  • Fornicatione, f. fornica­tion.
  • Fornicatore, m. fornica­tor.
  • Forte, c. strong, stout.
  • Forzatamente, forceably, per­force.
F R.
  • Fracidume, m. putrifacti­on.
  • Fragile, c. frail and bric­kle.
  • Fragilmente, frailty.
  • Frale, c. frail and brickle.
  • Framettitore, m. an inter­poser
  • Francamente, freely.
  • Francese, m. a French­man.
  • Frangente, c. subject to break­ing.
  • Frataccione, m. a great Fryer.
  • Frate, m. a Fryer.
  • Fraude, f. fraud.
  • Frequente, frequent.
  • Frizzante, brisk, tart.
  • Frolle, tender, short.
  • Frode, deceit.
  • Frombatore, m. a slinger.
  • Fronrale, m. a forehead­peece.
  • Fronte, m. a forehead.
  • Frugalmente, thristily.
  • Frustatore, m. a whipper and a scourger.
F U.
  • Fucile, m. a steel.
  • Fugace, c. flying, fleet­ing.
  • Fulmine, m. a thunder­bolt.
  • Fumante, c. smocking.
  • Fune, f. a cable, rope, or halter, a match to fire powder.
  • Funebre, f. mournfull, a funerall.
  • Funerale. m. mournfull, a funerall.
  • Funtione, f. a sunction.
  • Furatore, m. a stealer, a thief.
  • Furbaccione, m. idle, filtch­ing.
  • Furfante, m. a Rogue.
  • Furfantone, m. a great Rogue
  • [Page]Furore, m. fury, rage.
  • Furtiuamente, by stealth.
  • Fusione, f. fusion, founding, melting.
G A.
  • GAbbatore, m. a cheat­er.
  • Gabbelliere, m. a receiver of Custom.
  • Gaglioffon [...], m. a false, filtching, or cunning catch­ing knave.
  • Galante, c. gallant, brave.
  • Galavrone, m. a huming-bee.
  • Galeone, m. a great Gally.
  • Galione, m. a great Gally.
  • Gambone, m. a hanch, a gammon.
  • Ganascione, m. a box on the car.
  • Gabellatore, m. a Customer.
  • Gargione, Garzone, m. a boy.
  • Gattone, m. a great Cat.
  • Gavillatore, m. a caviller.
  • Gazzettiere, m. an Inventer, a Speakr, a Writer, or re­ceiver of Gazzette.
G E.
  • Generale, c. general, uni­versal.
  • Generatione, f. genera­tion.
  • Generatore, m. an engende­rer, a begetter, a creator.
  • Genere, m. general, kind.
  • Genocchione, m. kneeling on his knees.
  • Gente, f. flocks.
  • Gentile, c. gentile.
  • Gentilmente, gently.
  • Germe, m. a sprig, a sprout.
  • Gettatore, m. a Caster, a trower, a hurler, also a Founder.
G H.
Ghiottone, m. a glutton.
G I.
  • Gigante, m. a Gyant.
  • Giocatore, m. a Player.
  • Giontamente, jointly.
  • Giontatore, m. a cheater, a couzener, a canter, an over­reacher.
  • Giornale, m. dayly, also a day book.
  • Giornagliere, m. an observer of daies.
  • Giovane, c. a young youth.
  • Giovanile, c. youthly.
  • Giovevole, c. helpful.
  • Giubbone, m. a Dubl [...]t.
  • Giudicatore, m. a Jadger.
  • Giudice, m. a Judg.
  • Giudiciale, m. judicial.
  • Giudicialmente, judicially.
  • Giuntatore, m. a Cheater.
  • Giuradore, m. a swearer.
  • Girusditione, f. jurisdiction.
  • [Page]Glustamente. equally.
  • Glustificatione, f. Justifica­tion.
  • Glustittiere, m. a Justice of peace.
G L
  • Gladiatore, m. a fencer.
  • Glorificatione, f. Glorifica­tion.
  • Glosatore, m. an expoun­der.
G O
  • Godevole, c. that may be enjoyed.
  • Goditore, m. an enjoyer.
  • Gossagine, f. grosse foolish­nesse.
  • Gossone, m. a great fool.
  • Gondolliere, m. a rower.
  • Gonfiagione, f. any kind of swelling.
  • Governatore, m. a Gover­nour.
G R
  • Gracchione, m. a chatter, a pr [...]tler.
  • Gradevole, c. acceptable.
  • Grandamente, greatly.
  • Grande, c. great.
  • Gradualmente, by de­grees, orderly, step by step.
  • Graduatione, f. Gruduati­on.
  • Graffiete, m. A Register, a Writer, a Remembrancer, or Clerk of Records.
  • Grammerce, I thank you.
  • Grammaticale, m. Gramma­tical.
  • Grandine, all manner of hail,
  • Graseiere, m. to fatten, or grease.
  • Grassamente, fatly.
  • Gratitudine, f. thankful­nesse.
  • Grave, c. Heavy, grave.
  • Gravatore, m. an aggrava­tor.
  • Gravememente.— griefly.
  • Grembiale, m. an apron.
  • Greve, c. heavy.
  • Grieve, c. heavy.
  • Griffone, m. a Griffon.
  • Grigione, m. a course gray.
  • Grossagine, f. coursenesse.
  • Grossamente, grosly.
G U
  • Guadaguatore, m. a gain­er.
  • Guantiale, m. a boul­ster.
  • Guantone, m. a great glove.
  • Guantiere, m. a Glove-ma­ker.
  • [Page]Guardatore, m. a beholder.
  • Guarigione, f. a healing.
  • Guarnigione, f. any furni­ture.
  • Guarnitione, f. any furni­ture.
  • Guastatore, m. a spoiler.
  • Guerregiante, c. Worrying.
  • Guerreggiatore, m. a War­rier.
  • Guidardone, m. to reward.
  • Guidone, m. a Rogue.
  • Gustevole, c. pleasing to the Taste.
H A
  • HAbile, c. Able.
  • Habitabile, c. Habi­table.
  • Habitante, c. dwelling.
  • Habitatore, m. a dweller.
  • Habitatione, f. an habitation.
  • Habituatione, f. an habitu­ation.
  • Habitudine, f. plight, or state of body.
  • Halume, f. Alome.
H E
  • Hecatombe, f. a sacrifice of an hundred.
  • Herede, c. an heir.
  • Hereditiere, m. an inheritor.
H I
  • Hipocritone, m. a great hy­pocrite.
  • Histrione, m. a Stage-player.
H O
  • Holme, O m [...].
  • Homicidiale, m. a murther.
  • Honestamente. Honestly.
  • Honorevole, c. honourable.
  • Honorevolmente, c. honorably
  • Horizonte, m. the Horizon, that is, a Circle dividing the half of the Sphear or Firmamente, the seen half from the unseen half, by Met. an ender, a hounder, or a limitor.
  • Horribile, m. horrible.
  • Horrore, m. Horror.
  • Hospedale, m. an hospital.
  • Hospite, m. an hoste; also a guest; also a friend that en­tertaineth strangers.
  • Hoste, m. an host.
  • Hostilmente. with hostility.
H U
  • Humanamente, humanely.
  • Humile, c. humbly.
  • Humore, m. an humor.
I G
  • Ignobile, c. ignoble.
  • Ignorante, m. an ignorant.
  • Iguale, c. an equal.
  • Igualmente, equally.
I L
  • Illuminatione, f. Illumina­tion.
  • Illuminatore, m. an inlight­ner.
  • Illusione, f. an illusion.
  • Illustratore, m. an illustrer.
  • Illustre, c. honorable.
IM.
  • Imaginatione, f. imaginati­on.
  • Imaginabile, f. imaginable.
  • Imagine, f. an Image.
  • Imbarcatione, f. an imbark­ing.
  • Imbasciadore, m. an Ambas­sadour.
  • Imbriacone, m. a great drun­kard.
  • Imbroglione, m. a busie, or bawling fellow.
  • Imitatione, f. imitation.
  • Imitevole, c. imitable.
  • Immantinente, presently.
  • Immateriale, unmaterial.
  • Immediatamente, immedi­ately.
  • Immobile, f. unmovtable.
  • Immoderatione, f. immode­ration.
  • Immortale, f. immortal.
  • Immortalmente, immortally.
  • Immutabile, f. immutable.
  • Impatiente, c. impatient.
  • Impeccabile, unsinfull.
  • Impenetrabile, c. that cannot be peirced.
  • Impenitente, c. an impeni­tent.
  • Imperatore, m. an Emperor.
  • Imperatrice, f. an Emperesse.
  • Imperiale, m. emperial.
  • Imperiosamente, imperious­ly.
  • Imperscrutabile, c. inscruta­ble.
  • Impiagabile, c. not to [...] wounded.
  • Impiegabile, c. that may [...] imployed.
  • Implacabile, c. implacable.
  • Impoltronagine, f. laze [...] ­nesse.
  • Importante, c. important.
  • Importunamente, importu­nately.
  • Impositione, f. imposition.
  • Impossente, c. unable.
  • Impossibile, c. impossible.
  • Impotente, c. impotent.
  • Impraticabile, c. unconvers­able.
  • Imprecatione, f. imprication.
  • Impregione, imprisoned
  • Impressione, f. an impression.
  • Improbabile, c. that cannot be proved.
  • Improfitevole, c. unprofita­ble.
  • Improportionabile, c. unpro­portionable.
  • Improportione, f. a dispropor­tion.
  • Imprudente, c. imprudent.
  • Impudente, c. impudent.
  • Impulsione, f. an impu­sion.
  • Impunitamente, unpunisha­ble.
  • Imputabile, c. that may be im­puted.
  • [Page]Imputatione, f. imputation.
IN.
  • Inabile, c. unable.
  • Inaccesibile, m. inaccessable.
  • Inaffabile, c. uncourteous.
  • Inapetibile, c. not to be de­sired.
  • Inavedutamente, unadvised­ly.
  • Inavertente, c. heedlesse.
  • Inavertitamente, unadvised­ly.
  • Inbreve, in brief.
  • Incalmatore, m. a Grafter.
  • Incantabile, c. that may be enchanted.
  • Incantatore, m. a Spell, or Enchantment, an Enchan­ter.
  • Incapace, c. uncapable.
  • Incarceratione, f. imprison­ment.
  • Incarnatione, f. an incarna­tion.
  • Incertamente, uncertainly.
  • Incisione, f. an incision.
  • Incivile, c. uncivil.
  • Inclinatione, f. an inclina­tion.
  • Inclusivamente, inclusively.
  • Incolpevole, c. unculpable.
  • Incomestibile, c. not to be mixed.
  • Incommunicabile, c. uncom­municable.
  • Incompatibile, c. unsuffera­ble.
  • Incomparabile, c. incompa­rable.
  • Incompasionevole, c. unpi­tyfulnesse.
  • Incompetente, c. not com­petent.
  • Inconprehensibile, c. uncom­prehensible.
  • Inconclusione, f. inconclusion.
  • Inconfidente, c. distrustfull.
  • Inconsiderabile, c. unconsi­derable.
  • Inconsolabile, c. not to be comforted.
  • Inconstante, c. unconstant.
  • Incontanente, presently.
  • Incontinente. unchiste.
  • Incontentabile, c. not to be contented.
  • Inconvenevole, c. iuconve­nient.
  • Inconveniente, c. unfit [...]
  • Inconversabile, c. inconver­sable.
  • Incoronatione, f. a Corona­tion.
  • Incorporatione, f. an incor­poration.
  • Incorrigibile, c. not to be corrected.
  • Incorruttibile, c. incorrupti­ble.
  • Incorottamente. incorrupta­bly.
  • Incorruttione, f. incorruption.
  • Incorfione, f. an incursion.
  • Incostante, c. unconstant.
  • [Page]Inore libile, e. incredible.
  • Increscevole, c. tedious.
  • Incredule, c. incredulous.
  • Incude, an Anvel.
  • Incudine, m. an Anvel.
  • Inculcatione, f. a pression.
  • Incurabile, c. uncurable.
  • Incursione, f. an incursion.
  • Incursore, m. a maker of In­cursions.
  • Indebitamente, unlawfully.
  • Indecente, undecent.
  • Indeclinabile, c. not to be de­clined.
  • Indegnamente, unworthily.
  • Independente, c. Indepen­dent.
  • Indicibile, f. unspeakable.
  • Indigente, c. indigent.
  • Indigestibile, c. not to be di­gested.
  • Indigestione, f. an indige­stion.
  • Indisciplinabile, c. unruly.
  • Indiscretione, f. indiscre­tion.
  • Indispositione, f. an indispo­sition.
  • Indissolubile, c. indissa­lowable.
  • Indistinguibile, c. not to be distinguished.
  • Individuale, individual.
  • Indivinatore, m. a Diviner.
  • Indivisibile, c. not to be divi­ded.
  • Indomabile, c. untameable.
  • Indomesticabile, c. savage or wild
  • Indoratore, m. a guilder.
  • Indovinatione, f. a fore­telling.
  • Indorinatore, m. a South-sayer, a Foreteller.
  • Indubitabile, c. undoublable.
  • Indulgente, c. in fulgent.
  • Ineffabile, c inaffable.
  • Ineguale, c. unequall.
  • Inenerabile, c. unspeak­able.
  • Inerme, unarmed, weaponlesse.
  • Inerrante, fixed, not won­dring.
  • Inescrutabile, c. past finding out.
  • Inespugnabile, c. impreg­nable.
  • Inestimabile, c. inestimable.
  • Inestricabile, c. not to be un­tangled.
  • Inevitabile, c. unaveydably.
  • Infallabile, c. infallabily.
  • Infallibilmente, undoubtedly.
  • Infamatore, m. a reproach­er.
  • Infame, m. infamous.
  • Infamemente, infamously.
  • Infante, c. an infant.
  • Infedele, c. unfaithfull.
  • Infelice, c. unhappy.
  • Inferiore, c. inferiour.
  • Infernale, c. hellish.
  • Infettatatione, f. a Conta­gion.
  • [Page]Infettiene, f. an infection.
  • Infiagione, f. a swelling.
  • Infidele, c. unfaithfull.
  • Infingardagine, f. lazey­nesse.
  • Infine, in conclusion.
  • Infinitamente, infinitely.
  • Influente, giving influence.
  • Infonditore, m. an Infuser.
  • Informatione, f. an infor­mation.
  • Informatore, m. an Infor­mer.
  • Inframetente, m. an Inter­poser.
  • Infrascrittione, f. an under writing.
  • Infredore, m. a could, or thume.
  • Infusione, f. an infusion.
  • Ingannatore, m. a Decei­ver.
  • Ingannevole, c. deceitfull.
  • Ingeniere, m. an Ingi­neer.
  • Ingenuamente, ingeniously.
  • Inginocchione, kneelingly.
  • Ingiudicabile, c. not to be judged.
  • Inginstamente, unjustly.
  • Ingratitudine, f. ungrate­fulnesse.
  • Ingrediente, m. entring in.
  • Ingressione, f. an ingression.
  • Inhabile, c. unable, or un­fit.
  • Inhabitabile, c. unhabitable.
  • Inhibitione, f. an Inhibi­tion.
  • Inhibitore, m. a Inhibitor.
  • Inmantenente, presently.
  • Inmangiabile, c. not to be eaten.
  • Innaspertatione, f uncape­ctation.
  • Innaturale, c. unnaturall.
  • Innavigabile, c. innaviga­ble.
  • Innevitabile, c. unavoi­dable.
  • Innocente, c. innocent.
  • Innoservabile, f. not to be observed.
  • Innovatione, f. an Inno­vation.
  • Inn [...]merabile, c. Innume­rable.
  • Innobediente, c. disobedi­ent.
  • Innondatione, f. an Innun­dation.
  • Innoflervabile, c. unobser­vable.
  • Inpalese, openly.
  • Inpatibile, c. unsuffera­ble.
  • Impertinente, c. Imper­tinent.
  • Imputatione, f. Imputa­tion.
  • Inquiete, unquietnesse.
  • Inquietudine, f. Molesta­tion.
  • Inquifitione, f. Inquisition.
  • [Page]Inquisitore, m. an Exami­ner.
  • Inrationale, c. unreasona­ble.
  • Inrecuperabile, c. unrecove­rable.
  • Inremediabile, c. not to be remedied.
  • Irreparabile, c. not to be re­paired.
  • Inreprensibile, c. not to be reprehended.
  • Inresolutione, f. irresolu­tion.
  • Inriverente, c. unreverent.
  • Inrimunerevole, c. unrewar­ded.
  • Insanabile, c. incurable.
  • Insatiabile, c. insatiable.
  • Inscrittione, f. inscription.
  • Inscrutabile, c. unsearcha­ble.
  • Inselciatore, m. A pavier with flint.
  • Inseparabile, c. insepara­ble.
  • Inseparabilmente. insepara­bly.
  • Insidiatore, m. a Decei­ver.
  • Insidia, f. a treachery.
  • Insieme. Together, with­all.
  • Insigne. Notable, or appa­rent.
  • Insinuatione, f. an insinua­tion.
  • Insinuatore, m. an insinua­tor.
  • Insipiente, c. Foolish.
  • Insociabile, c. Insociable.
  • Insolente, c. insolent.
  • Insoportabile, c. intolerable.
  • Inspiratione, f. inspiration.
  • Instabile, c. wavering.
  • Instante, m. an instant.
  • Instantemente. instantly.
  • Instauratione, f. a repair­ing.
  • Instigatione, f. Instigation.
  • Institutione, f. an instituti­on.
  • Institutore, m. an ordain­er.
  • Instrumentale, c. instrumen­tal.
  • Instruttione, f. an instru­ction.
  • Instruttore, m. an Instru­ctor.
  • Insufficiente, c. insuffici­ent.
  • Insultatore, m. an insul­ter.
  • Insuperabile, c. unvanquish­able.
  • Insurrettione, f. an insurre­ction.
  • Intagliatore, m. a Car­ver.
  • Intelligente, c. understand­ing.
  • Intelligibile, c. intelligi­ble.
  • [Page]Intendente, c. intending.
  • Intenditore, m. an understan­der.
  • Intentamente, attentively.
  • Intentione, f. an intention.
  • Interamente, intirely.
  • Intercedente, c. interceed­ing.
  • Intercessione, f. intercession.
  • Intercessore, m. an Interces­sor.
  • Intercettione, f. an inter­cepting.
  • Intercettore, m. an Inter­ceptor.
  • Interdittione, f. an interdi­ction.
  • Interesse, m. the interest, or profit of Money put out at Interest.
  • Interlocutione, f. an inter­locution.
  • Interlocutore, m. an Interlo­cutor.
  • Intermettitore, m. an Inter­poser.
  • Interminabile, c. not to be determined.
  • Intermittente febre, an in­termitting seavor.
  • Internamente, internally.
  • Interogatione, f. an interro­gation.
  • Interogatore, m. an Ex­aminer.
  • Interriore, inward.
  • Interpellatione, f. interrup­tion.
  • Interpositione, f. an interpo­sition.
  • Interpretabile, c. that may be interpreted.
  • Interprete, m. an Interpre­ter.
  • Intertenitore, m. an Enter­tainer.
  • Intestabile, c. intestable.
  • Intimamente, most inwardly.
  • Intimatione, f. an intimation.
  • Intimatore, m. a Declarer.
  • Intolerabile, c. intollerable.
  • Intrattabile, c. intractable.
  • Intrinsicamente, most in­wardly.
  • Introduttione, f. an introdu­ction.
  • Introduttore, m. a bringer in.
  • Invariabile, c. constant.
  • Invasione, f. an invasion.
  • Invece, insted.
  • Inventione, f. an invention.
  • Inventore, m. an Inventor.
  • Inventrice, a shee Inventer.
  • Investigatione, f. investiga­tion.
  • Investigatore, m. a diligent searcher.
  • Investitore, m. an Invester.
  • Inuguale, c. unequal.
  • Inviolabile, c. inviolable.
  • Invisibile, c. invisible.
  • Invitatore, m. an Invitor.
  • Involatore, m. a stealer.
  • Inv [...]ile, c. unprofitable.
IR.
  • Irragionevole, c. unrea­sonable.
  • Irragionevolmente, unrea­sonately.
  • Irascibile, cholarick, or subject to anger.
  • Iratamente, angerly.
  • Irationale, f. unrational.
  • Ireconciliabile, c. unrecon­cileable.
  • Irreconoscente, c. ungrateful, unthankful.
  • Irreconpensabile, c. unthank­full.
  • Irrecuperabile, c. unrestable.
  • Irremediabile, c. remedi­lesse.
  • Irremissibile, c. unpardona­ble.
  • Irremunerabile, c. not to be rewarded.
  • Irreverente, c. unreverent.
IS.
  • Isaminatione, f. an Exami­nation.
  • Isaminatore, m. an Exami­ner.
  • Iscusabile, c. excusable.
  • Ispediente, c. expedient.
  • Ispiditione, f. an expidition.
  • Ispiratione, f. an Inspiration.
  • Ispositore, m. an Expoun­der.
  • Isproportione, f. a dispropor­tion.
  • Istigatione, f. an Instiga­tion.
  • Istimatione, f. an estima­tion.
  • Istitutione, f. an institu­tion.
  • Istruttione, f. an Instru­ction.
  • Istruttore, m. an Instru­ctor.
JU.
  • Judice, m. a Judg.
  • Jurisditione, f. Jurisdi­ction.
  • Justificatione, f. Justifi­cation.
LA.
  • LAbardiera, m. a Holber­dier.
  • Lacrimevole, c. lamentable.
  • Ladrone, m. a High-way Robber.
  • Lagume, f. a Fenn, or Moor.
  • Lambicatore, m. a distiller of waters.
  • Lamentatione, f. lamentation.
  • Lamentevole, c. lamentable.
  • Lampeggiante, c. blazing.
  • Lanciatore, m. a darter, or lancer.
  • Languore, m. languer, droop­ing.
  • Languente, c. languishing.
  • [Page]Languore, m. drooping, lan­guor.
  • Lanterniere, m. a Lanthorn maker.
  • Lanternone, m. a great Lan­thorn.
  • Lanugine, f. any kind of nap­py down, the first wool of Lambskins, the first down feathers of birds, the soft wool, cotton, nap, or mossi­nesse on fruits or hearbs, as on Quinces, or heard Clarie, also the soft down or hairs that first appeareth on young men, or womens fa­ces.
  • Laonde. whereupon, where­on.
  • Lardatore, m. a larder.
  • Lardone, m. a friand, or glutton.
  • Largamente. largely, amply.
  • Larice, m. some part of a ship.
  • Lasagnone, m. a slovenly gull.
  • Lassitudine, f. wearinesse.
  • Latitudine, f. latitude, or breadth.
  • Latore, m. a bearer, or bringer.
  • Latratore, m. a brawler.
  • Lattante, c. sucking.
  • Latte, m. milk, or the soft row of a fish.
  • Lavatrice, f. a Landresse.
  • Laude, f. praise.
  • Laudevole, c. laudible.
  • Lavoratore, f. a labourer.
  • Lavoratrice, f. a work-wo­man.
LE
  • Leale, c. loyal, true, or ho­nest.
  • Leccame, m. all manner of daintie meats, also lappings, or lickings.
  • Leccardone, m. a lichorish fel­low, a glutton.
  • Legale, c. lawful.
  • Legatione, f. a Legateship, an embassage, a message, or deputation.
  • Legatore, m. a binder.
  • Legge, f. a Law.
  • Leggiadramente. gallantly.
  • Leggibile, c. legible.
  • Leggistratore, m a lawgiver.
  • Legione, f. a legion, or squa­dron.
  • Legume, m. any kind of pulse.
  • Lemosinere, m. a giver of almes.
  • Leofante, m. an Elephant.
  • Leone, m. a Lion.
  • Lepre, f. a buck hare.
  • Lesinante, m. a miserable fellow.
  • Letame, m. all manner of muck, dung.
  • Lettione, f. a lesson, or lecture.
  • Lettore, m. a reader, or Lecturer.
  • [Page]Levante, m. the Sun rise, or the day spring, also the East wind.
  • Levatrice, f. a Midwife.
LI.
  • Libardiere, m. a Holbardier.
  • Liberale, c. liberall, bounti­full.
  • Liberatione, f. a delivery.
  • Liberatore, m. a freer.
  • Libidine, f lust, or luxury.
  • Licentiosamente, licenciously.
  • Licitamente, lawfully.
  • Licore, m. any kind of liquor.
  • Lieve, light.
  • Lievemente, lightly.
  • Ligatore, m. a Binder.
  • Lignane, m. all kind of Tim­ber for building.
  • Limitatione, f. a limitation.
  • Limone, m. a Lemon.
  • Lineale, successive.
  • Limosiniere, m. an Almes­giver.
  • Liofante, m. an Elophant.
  • Lione, m. a Lyon.
  • Liquefattione, f. a dissolving.
  • Litigante, m. a litigious wrangler.
  • Livellatore, m. a Levier of Fines or Taxes, a Di­strainer of goods, also a Sounder or Fadomer; also a Hoverer, or Suvinger in the Aire.
  • Lividore, m. black or blew, running letters,
LO.
  • Locale, m. local.
  • Locotenente, m. a Lieutenant
  • Locutione, f. a locution.
  • Lodevole, c. lawdable.
  • Longamente, a long time.
  • Longitudine, f. longitude.
  • Lordone, m. a foul, filthy Sloven.
  • Losingatore, m. a flatterer.
  • Lottone, m. Lattin or Brasse.
LU.
  • Luce, f. the light.
  • Lucente, c. shining.
  • Lucertone, m. a great Elfe or Lyzard.
  • Lune, m. Monday.
  • Lungamente, a long time.
  • Luogotenente, m. a Lieute­nant.
  • Luttatore, m. a Wrestler.
  • Lusingatore, m. a blandisher.
  • Lusingatrice, f. a flattering woman.
  • Lusinghevole, flattering.
MA.
  • MAchinatione, f. a con­spiracy.
  • Macilente, c. lean, meager.
  • Maggiore, c. greater.
  • Maladitione, f. a maladiction.
  • Malagevole, c. hard, difficult.
  • Maldicente, c. ill speaking.
  • Male, m. ill, bad, or evil.
  • Maleditione, f. malidiction.
  • Malefattore, m. a Malefactor.
  • Manchevole, c. defective.
  • [Page]Malevadore, m. a Suretie, a Baile.
  • Mandriale, m. a Heards-man. a Grasier.
  • Manducatione, f. any eating.
  • Maneggiabile, c. tractable.
  • Mangia pane, c. one that is good for nothing but to eat bread.
  • Mangiatore, m. an eater.
  • Manifestatione, f. a manife­station.
  • Manigoldone, m. a notable Rogue.
  • Mansuerudine, f. meeknesse, or mildnesse.
  • Mantice, m. a pair of bellows.
  • Mantile, m. a Table-cloath. or Napkin.
  • Manuale, manual.
  • Marangone, m. a Carpenter.
  • Marcante, m. a Merchant.
  • Martessibile, c. corruptable.
  • Marchese, m. a land Marquess also the monthly flowers of a woman, and therefore when a woman in Italy hath them, if any man come to her, she will say, il Signor Marche­se è in casa, non si può entrare, My Lord Marque, is here, there is no coming in
  • Marciapane, m. a marchepain.
  • Margine, f. a margin or brim.
  • Marte, m. Mars the god of War
  • Martiale, c. a mortial man.
  • Marzapane, m. a fish called a Puntor.
  • Masaritie, f. all manner of houshold stuffe or implements
  • Mascalzone, m. a filthy Ras­cal.
  • Mascarone, m. a filthy Vizard.
  • Massime, namely, especially.
  • Matrice, f the matrax or womb of a woman.
  • Materiale, c. material, sub­stantial.
  • Matriculatione, f. an admit­ting.
  • Matrimoniale, c. matrimo­nial.
  • Mattamente, madly, foolishly.
  • Mattone, m. a brick.
  • Matturamente, ripely, or considerately.
ME.
  • Medesimemente, likewise.
  • Mediante, by means.
  • Mediatore, m. a mediator.
  • Medicinale, c. medicinal.
  • Mediocre, c. indifferent.
  • Meditatione, f. meditation.
  • Megliore, c. better, best.
  • Mele, m. honey, or Aples.
  • Mellone, m. a Mellon.
  • Memorevole, c. memorable.
  • Memoriale, m. a memorial.
  • Menchione, m. a So [...].
  • Mendace, m. a lyer.
  • Mendatore, m. a botcher or cobler.
  • Mendicante, m. a bigger.
  • Mente, f. the mind.
  • [Page]Mentitamente. kntruly, ly­ine.
  • Mentione, f. mention.
  • Mentitore, m. a lyar.
  • Mentone, m. a chin, or under chappe.
  • Mentre. whilst, so long as.
  • Mezogniere, m. a lya.
  • Mer [...]ante, m. a Merchant.
  • Merc [...]ntile, a. sull of traffick.
  • Mercede, f. a reward.
  • Merce, f. any ware, or mer­chandise.
  • Mercore, m. wednesday.
  • Meridienale. the meridian.
  • Meritamente. deservedly.
  • Meritevole, c. deserving.
  • Mescolatamente. confusedly.
  • Mese, m. a month.
  • Mestiere, m. a trade.
  • Fa di mestiere farcosi. is needful to do so.
  • Metalliere, m. a founder of metals.
  • Mezzanamente. meanly.
M I.
  • Micidiale, m. man slaughter.
  • Mietitore, m. a Reaper.
  • Migliore, c. best, or better.
  • Milantatore, m. a vain boast­er.
  • Militante, c. warring, fight­ing.
  • Mille. a thousand.
  • Millione, m. a million.
  • Minchione, m. a simple fool.
  • Minerale. containing metall.
  • Minore, c. lesser, or smaller.
  • Minutamente. distinctly, or peace meale, particularly.
  • Mirabile, c. admirable, won­derfull.
  • Mira sole, an herb called in latin Ricinus.
  • Miscredente, c. misbeliev­ing.
  • Miserabile, c. miserable.
  • Miserabilmente. miserably.
  • Miseramente. wretchedly.
  • Misleale, c. disloyall, or un­true.
  • Mistiere, m. an occupation, or trade.
  • Misuratione, m. a Measurer.
  • Mitigatione, f. a mitiga­tion.
  • Mithidrate, m. metridate.
M O
  • Mobile, c. moveable, uncon­stant.
  • Mobilmente. waverirgly.
  • Moderatamente. moderately.
  • Moderatore, m. a moderator.
  • Moglie, f. a Wife.
  • Molestatione, f. molestation.
  • Molle, c. soft, tender, gentle.
  • Mollette, f. pincers, or nip­pers.
  • Moltiplicatamente. by multi­tudes.
  • Moltiplicatione, f. an en­crease.
  • Moltitudine, f. a multitude.
  • [Page]Momentale, c. of moment, or consequence.
  • Monacale, m. monastical.
  • Monitione, f. an admonition.
  • Monitore, m. an admonisher.
  • Monopoliere, m. an engrosser of a commodity into one mans hands.
  • Monsignore, m. my Lord, a title of honour.
  • Monte, m. a mountain.
  • Monrone, m. a ram, or mutton
  • Morale, c. morall.
  • Morbidamente softly, smoothly
  • Mordace, c. biting.
  • Mordacemente. nippingly.
  • Mordente, c. mordant, or biting
  • Moriente, c. dying, yielding up the Ghost.
  • Morione, m. a headpiece.
  • Mormoratione, f. murmuring.
  • Morone, m. a mulberie tree.
  • Mortale, c. mortal, deadly.
  • Morte, f. death.
  • Mortificatione, f. mortifica­tion.
  • Moscone, m. a kind of great flie.
  • Mostaccione, m. a blow on the face.
  • Mostazione, m. a buffet on the face.
  • Motione, f. motion, or moving.
  • Motore, m. a mover.
  • Motteggiatore, m one full of witty and merry jests.
M N.
  • Muffolente, c. mouldy, or musty.
  • Mulatiere, m. a driver or keeper of mules, a carrier.
  • Munitione, f. munition for war
  • Muratore, m. a mason.
  • Murmuratione, f. a murmu­ring.
  • Musone, m a great muzzle, a snout, or face.
  • Mustaccione, m. a blow on the face.
  • Mutabile, c. mutable.
  • Mutatione, f. mutation, or change.
  • Mutuale, c. mutual.
N A.
  • NAsone, m. a great nose.
  • Natale, m. native, or na­tural.
  • Natatore, m. a swimmer.
  • Nationale, c. national.
  • Natione, f. a nation.
  • Naturale, c. natural.
  • Naturalmente. naturally.
  • Navale, f. a Dock to build ships in.
  • Nave, f. a ship.
  • Navigabile, c. navigable.
  • Navigante, m. sailing.
  • Navigatione, f. navigation.
  • Navile. any kind of ship.
N E.
  • Negligente, c. negligent.
  • Negotiante, m. a negotiant.
  • Negotiatione, f. traffique.
  • Negotiatore, m. a traffi­quer.
  • [Page]Negromante, m. an Enchan­ter.
  • Nepòte, c. a Nephew.
  • Neutrale, c. indifferent.
N I.
  • Niente, nothing.
  • Nieve, f. Snow.
  • Nigligente, c. careless.
N O.
  • Nobile, c. famous, noble.
  • Nocchiere, m. a Pilat, as a guide or steers-man.
  • Noce, f. a Nut or Nut-tree.
  • Nocevole, c. burtful.
  • Nolatore, m. a hirer of horses.
  • Nome, m. a Name.
  • Nominatore, m. a giver of Names.
  • Nominatamente, namely.
  • Notabile, c. remarkable.
  • Notabilmente, notably.
  • Notatione, f. a notation.
  • Notificatione, f. a notifying.
  • Notoriamente, notoriously.
  • Notte, f. a night.
  • Novamente, newly, lately.
  • Nove, f. Nine, also News.
  • Novellatore, m. a teller of News.
  • Novembre, m. the Moneth November.
  • Nozze, f. a Wedding.
N U.
  • Nube, f. a cloud.
  • Nudrice, f. a Nurse, or Nou­risher.
  • Nullamente, by no means.
  • Nume, f. a Sovereign, or Di­vine Power.
  • Numerabile, to be numbred.
  • Numerale, c. numeral.
  • Numeratione, f. Numera­tion.
  • Numeratore, m. a Nume­rator.
  • Nuntiatione, f. a Declara­tion.
  • Nuntiatore, m. a bringer of tidings.
  • Nuotatore, m. a Swimmer.
  • Nutrice, f. a shee Nurse.
  • Nuttiale, c. a Nuptial.
O B.
  • OBligatione, f. a Bond or Obligation.
  • Obediente, c. obedient, obey­ing.
  • Oblivione, f. Oblivion.
O C.
  • Occasione, f. occasion, oppor­tunity.
  • Occhiale, m. an oylet or but­ton-hole.
  • Occidente, m. the West-wind.
  • Occidentale, m. of the Western parts.
  • [Page]Occiditore, m. a murderer.
  • Occisione, f. a slaughter, or killing.
  • Occultatione, f. a hideing.
  • Occupatione, f. an occupation.
  • Occupatore, m. a possessor, a user, a seizer; also an u­surper.
O D.
  • Odiatore, m. a hater.
  • Odore, m. a sent or smell.
O F.
  • Offenditore, m. an Offendor.
  • Offensibile, c. offensive.
  • Offensore, m. an Offendor.
  • Offerente, offering.
  • Officiale, m. an Officer.
  • Officiosamente, officiously.
  • Offuscatione, f. an obscuring.
O G.
  • Oggettione, f. an objection.
  • Oime, ay me, well-a-day.
O N.
  • Onnipotente, m. Omnipotent.
  • Onorevole, c. honorable.
  • Ontione, f. an Oyntment.
O P.
  • Openione, f. an openion.
  • Operante, c. working.
  • Operatione, f. an operation.
  • Operatore, m. a work-man.
  • Opilatione, f. an obstructi­on of the Entriles.
  • Opportunamente, opportunely
  • Oppositione, f. an opposition.
  • Oppositore, m. an oppositer.
  • Oppressione, f. oppression.
  • Oppressore, m. an Oppressor.
  • Oppugnatione, f. a resistance.
  • Opulente, m. wealthy.
O R.
  • Oratione, f. a Prayer or Ora­tion.
  • Oratore, m. an Orator.
  • Ordinatamente, orderly.
  • Ordinatione, f. an Ordinance.
  • Ordine, m. an Order or Rule.
  • Orditore, m. a Warper
  • Orefice, m. a Goldsmith.
  • Orientale, born in the East.
  • Oriente, m. the East wind.
  • Originale, m. original.
  • Origine, m. a beginning.
  • Orinale, m. a Ʋrinal, or Piss-pot.
  • Ornatamente, comly, grace­fully.
  • Orribile, c. horrible.
  • Orrore, m. horror.
O S.
  • Oscuratione, f. obscuring.
  • Ospitale, m. an Hospital.
  • Ospite, m. a guesse or haste.
  • Ossame, m. a heap of bones.
  • [Page]Osservabile, c. observable.
  • Osservante, c. observing.
  • Osservatione, f. observance.
  • Osservatore, m. an observer.
  • Ossidione, m. a besieging.
  • Ostentatione, f. a boasting.
  • Ostentatore, m. a boaster.
  • Ostinatione, f. obstinacy.
  • Ostruttione, f. an obstruction.
O T.
  • Ottobre, m. October.
  • Ottone, m. brasse, or lattin.
O V.
  • Ovale, c. Ovale.
  • Ovile, m. a sheeps Pen.
  • Ouviatione, f. an obstacle, or hinderance.
  • Ouviatore, m. a gain-stander.
  • Ovunque. where, or whereso­ever.
P A.
  • PAcchiatore, m. a glutton.
  • Pacchione, m. an Epicure.
  • Pace, f. peace, or concord,
  • Paciente, c. patient.
  • Pacificamente. quietly.
  • Pacificatione, f. an appea­sing.
  • Padiglione, m. a pavilion.
  • Padrone, m. a patron.
  • Paese, m. a countrey.
  • Pagabile, c. payable.
  • Pagatore, m. a pay-master.
  • Palesatore, m. a publisher.
  • Palese, c. openly, apparent.
  • Pallore, m. palenesse.
  • Palmone. any great bough, branch, or bush, also a bush, or lime-bush, to catch birds with.
  • Palpabile, c. palpable.
  • Palpitatione, f. a panting.
  • Palpitante, m. panting.
  • Palude, f. a fenne, or morish ground.
  • Pancione, m. a gorbelly.
  • Pane, m. bread.
  • Panetiore, m. a baker, or pantler.
  • Panzone, m. a paunch belly.
  • Paone, m. a Peacock.
  • Papabile, m. able to be Pope.
  • Parangone, m. a paragon, an equal.
  • Parasole, m. any thing to guard one from the Sun.
  • Parentale, m. a Father, or Mother.
  • Parente, m. a Father, or Mother.
  • Parere, m. an opinion.
  • Parere, f. a wall, or parti­tion.
  • Paricte, f. a wall.
  • Parimente. equal, in like manner.
  • Parlatore, m. a speaker.
  • Parlatrice, f. a woman speak­er.
  • Parpaglione, m. a great but­terflie.
  • [Page]Partecipante, c. participa­ting.
  • Participatione, f. a parta­king.
  • Partecipe, f. a partner.
  • Parrenente, c. pertaining, or belonging unto.
  • Pattiale, c. parta [...],
  • Partitione, f. a division.
  • Partitore, m. a divider.
  • Pascale, m. Paschall.
  • Passabile, c. passable.
  • Passeggiatore, m. a walker for pleasure.
  • Passione, f. a passion, or suf­ferance.
  • Patacone, m. a silver Coine in India.
  • Patente, f. open, or manifest.
  • Patiente, c. patient, or suffe­ring.
  • Patrimonale, c. patrimo­nial.
  • Patrone, m. a master, a patron, a Sir, a Lord, a possessor.
  • Pattacone, m. great broad pieces of money.
  • Patteggiatore, m. a bar­gainer.
  • Paviglione, m. a tent for the field.
  • Pavone, m. a Peacock.
  • Pavoneggiatore, m. a proud Courtier.
  • Pazzamente. foolishly.
P E.
  • Peccante, c. finning.
  • Peccatore, m. a sinner.
  • Pace, f. peace.
  • Pecorone, m. a simple man.
  • Pedante, m. a pedant.
  • Pedone, m. a foot man.
  • Peggiorance, c. empairing.
  • Peggiore, c. worse.
  • Pelle, f. a skin, or hide.
  • Pellegrinante, c. a pilgrim.
  • Pellegrinatione, f. a peri­grination.
  • Pellizzone, m. a great fur'd garment.
  • Pendente, c. hanging
  • Pendice, f. a hanging down.
  • Penetrante, c. piercing.
  • Penitente, c. penitent.
  • Penitentiale, c. peniten­tial.
  • Pensatamente. warily.
  • Pensione, f. a Pension.
  • Pentecoste, f. Whitsunday.
  • Pepe, m. pepper.
  • Percotitore, m. a striker.
  • Perditione, f. perdition.
  • Perdonabile, c. pardona­ble.
  • Perdonatore, m. a forgi­ver.
  • Peregrinatione, f. a perigri­nation.
  • Perigrinatore, m. a Tra­veller.
  • Perfettivamente. perfectly, compleatly.
  • Perfettione, f. perfection.
  • Perfumiere, m. a persumer.
  • [Page]Permanente, c. durable.
  • Permissione, f. toleration.
  • Permutabile, c. changeable.
  • Permutatione, f. a permuta­tion.
  • Pernice, f. a Partridge.
  • Perplessione, f. perplexion.
  • Perscrutabile, c. scrutable.
  • Persecutione, f. persecution.
  • Persecutore, m. a persecu­tor.
  • Perseverante, c. persevering.
  • Perseveratione, f. perseve­rance.
  • Personale, c. personal.
  • Personalmente. personally.
  • Persuasibile, c. perswadable.
  • Persuasione, f. a perswasion.
  • Perticone, m. a long pole, or perch.
  • Perturbatione, f. distur­bance.
  • Perturbatore, m. a disturber.
  • Perversione, f. a perversion.
  • Pervertitore, m. a perver­ter.
  • Pesante, c. heavie, pondrous.
  • Pesatore, m. a weigher.
  • Pescatore, m. a Fisher.
  • Pesce, m. a Fish.
  • Pestatore, m. a stamper.
  • Pestone, m. a pestle.
  • Petitione, f. a petition.
  • Petrone, m. a great rock.
  • Pettine, m. a combe.
  • Petulante, m. petulant.
  • Pevere, m. Pepper.
P I
  • Piacente, c. pleasant, plea­sing.
  • Piacevole, c. pleasing, de­lightful.
  • Piacevolmente. pleasantly.
  • Piagabile, c. that may be wounded.
  • Piamente, c. devoutly, godly.
  • Pianamente. plainly.
  • Piangente, c. weeping.
  • Piangiolente, c. weeping.
  • Piantagione, f. a plantation.
  • Piantatore, m. a planter.
  • Piccante, c. smarting, or pricking.
  • Piccione, m. a dove or pi­geon.
  • Piede, m. a foot.
  • Piegabile, c. plyable, or slexi­ble.
  • Pieghevole, c. inclineable.
  • Pienamente. fully, com­pleatly.
  • Pigione, m. a dove or pi­geon.
  • Pilliccione, m. a big furred garment.
  • Pipione, m. a dove or pi­geon.
  • Piramide, f. a pyramid.
  • Pirone, m. a fork of silver wherewith they eat meat in Italy. Also the name of one of the wheeles of a clock.
  • Pistone, m. a stamper or ram­mer.
  • [Page]Pittore, m. a painter, or limner.
  • Piviale, m. a Bishops rochet.
  • Pizzicuore, m. a griping, a smarting, a pinching or gnawing in the heart, an itching of love.
P L
  • Placabile, c. placable.
  • Plebe, f. the common people.
  • Plenitudine, m. fulnesse.
  • Plurale. plural.
P O
  • Podatore d'alberi, a lopper, a cutter, a pruner. Also a set­ter, or a graffor of trees.
  • Police, f. a thumb or great toe.
  • Politamente. neatly, cleanly.
  • Polmone, m. the lungs.
  • Poltronagine, f. cowardise.
  • Poltroncione, m. a base minded coward.
  • Poluere, f. dust.
  • Polverulente. dusty.
  • Pomice. a pumice stone.
  • Ponente, m. the west wind
  • Pongente, c. pricking.
  • Pontale, m. as Puntale
  • Ponte, m. a bridge.
  • Pontefice, m. a Pope.
  • Pontificale, m. Pontifical.
  • Pontuale, c. punctual.
  • Pontualmente.
  • Popolarmente. popularly.
  • Porcile, m. a hog stye.
  • Portabile, c. portable.
  • Portante, bearing.
  • Portiere, m. a Porter.
  • Portione, f. a portion or share.
  • Posatamente, reposedly.
  • Positivamente. affirmative­ly
  • Possente, c. puissant, migh­ty.
  • Possessione, f. a possession.
  • Possessore, m. a Possessor.
  • Possibile. possible.
  • Posteriore, m. posterior.
  • Potabile, c. drinkable.
  • Potatore, m. a drinker.
  • Potente, c. potent, power­ful.
  • Potentiale, c. potential.
P R
  • Praticabile, c. practicable.
  • Praticone, m. a well-practi­sed fellow.
  • Procedente. proceeding.
  • Precettore, m. an instructer or teacher.
  • Precipitatione, f. a preci­pice.
  • Precisamente. precisely.
  • Precise. determinately.
  • Precursore, m. a fore-run­ner.
  • Predatore, m. a thief, or robber.
  • Predestinatione, f. predesti­nation.
  • Predicante, m. a preacher.
  • [Page]Predicatione, f. a preaching.
  • Predicatore, m. a preacher.
  • Predittione, f. a prediction.
  • Predominante, c. predominant
  • Predominatione, f. a predo­mination.
  • Prefatione, f. a preface.
  • Prefatore, m. an intreater.
  • Pregione, f. a prison.
  • Pregiudicatamente. preju­dicately.
  • Pregiudicatione, f. a preju­dication.
  • Pregiudiciale, c. prejudicial.
  • Pregnante. pregnant.
  • Premeditatamente. with premeditately.
  • Premeditatione, f. a preme­ditation.
  • Premiatione, f. a rewarding.
  • Premiatore, m. a rewarder.
  • Preminente, c. preheminent.
  • Prencipale, c. principal, chief.
  • Prencipe, m. a Prince.
  • Preocupatione, f. anticipation
  • Preordinatione, f. fore-or­daining.
  • Preparatione, f. a preparation
  • Prescrittione, f. a prescription.
  • Presente, c. present, in presence.
  • Presentemente. presently
  • Preservatione, f. preservation.
  • Presidente, m. a president.
  • Presontione, f. presumption.
  • Prestamente. quickly, pre­sently.
  • Presupositione, f. a presuppo­sition.
  • Prete, m. a Priest.
  • Pretendente, c. intending.
  • Pretensione, f. a pretence.
  • Pretermissione, f. a preter­mission.
  • Pretiatore, m. a prizer, or esteemer.
  • Pretore, m. a Pretor.
  • Prevaricatione, f. prevarica­tion.
  • Prevaricatore, m. a trans­gressor.
  • Preveditore, m. a fore-seer.
  • Prigione, f. a prison.
  • Prigioniere, m. a prisoner, or goa [...]er.
  • Primamente. first of all.
  • Primitie, f. the first fruits.
  • Primieramente. first, before.
  • Primitivamente. primitively.
  • Principale, c. Princely.
  • Principalmente, chiefly, princely.
  • Principe, m. a Prince.
  • Principante, m. a beginner.
  • Priore, m. a prier or chief.
  • Privagione, f. a depriving.
  • Privatamente. privately.
  • Privatione, f. a privation.
  • Probabile, c. probable.
  • Probatione, f. an approba­tion.
  • Procacciante, c. procuring.
  • Procacciatore, m. a procurer.
  • Procedente. proceeding.
  • Proceditore, m. a proceeder.
  • Processione, f. a procession.
  • [Page]Proclamatione, a Proclama­tion.
  • Procuratione, f. a procuration.
  • Procuratore, m. a Proctor. a procurer, an agent for ano­ther, a factor, one that seeth to another mans affaires.
  • Prode, c. valiant, hardie.
  • Prodigale, c. prodigal.
  • Prodigalmente, prodigally.
  • Proditore, m. a Traitor.
  • Produt [...]ione, f. a production.
  • Produttore, m. a producer.
  • Profanatione, f. a prophana­tion.
  • Profanatore, m. a prophaner.
  • Professione, a profession.
  • Professore, m. a professor.
  • Profi [...]tevole, c. profitable.
  • Profumatore, m. a perfumer.
  • Profusione, f. a profusion.
  • Progenie, f. Pregenie, or ge­neration.
  • Progenitore, m. a progenitor.
  • Progettione, f. a projecting
  • Progressione, f. a progression.
  • Prohibitione, f. a forbidding.
  • Prohibitore, m. a forbidder.
  • Prolongarione, f. a prolonging.
  • Promolgatione, f. a proclai­ming.
  • Promotione, f preferment.
  • Promotore, m. a promoter.
  • Promutatione, f. a permutati­on.
  • Pronepote, c. the son of ones Nephew.
  • Pronome, m. a s [...]rna [...]e.
  • Pronuntiatione, f. a pronu [...] ­tiation.
  • Pronosticatione, f. a Progno­stication.
  • Pronosticatore, a Prognosti­cator.
  • Pront [...]udine, f. promptness.
  • Propagabile, c. that may be propagated.
  • Proportionale, proportiona­ble.
  • Proportionalmente, propor­tionally.
  • Proportione, f. a proportion.
  • Proportionevole, c. propor­tionable.
  • Propositione, f. a propositi­on.
  • Propriamente, properly.
  • Propriatione, f. an appropri­ation.
  • Propugnatione, f. a fighting.
  • Propugnatore, f. a fighter.
  • Prosatore, m. a writer, or speaker.
  • Prosontione, f. presumpti­on.
  • Prossimamente, near at hand.
  • Prostitutione, f. prostitution.
  • Protestante, c. a Protestant.
  • Protestatione, f. a protestation
  • Protettione, f. a protection.
  • Protettore, m. a protector.
  • Proveditore, m. a provider.
  • Proverbiale, c proverbial.
  • Providente, m. provident.
  • [Page]Provinciale, m. provincial.
  • Provisionale, m. provisional.
  • Provigione, f. provision.
  • Provisione, f. providing for.
  • Provocatione, f. provocation.
  • Provocatore, m. a provoker.
  • Prudente, c. prudent, wise.
PU.
  • Publicamente, openly.
  • Publicatione, f. a Publication
  • Publicatore, m. a Publisher.
  • Pudore, m. bashfulnesse.
  • Puerilmente, childlishly.
  • Pugnale, m. a Punniard, or Dagger.
  • Pulice, m. a Flea.
  • Pulmone, m. the Lungs.
  • Pumice, a Pumice stone.
  • Pungente, c. pricking.
  • Punibile, punishable.
  • Punitione, f. punishment.
  • Punitore, m. a Punisher.
  • Puntale, m. the chap of a sword
  • Puntualmente, punctually.
  • Puntione, f. a pricking.
  • Puramente, purely.
  • Pure, a word of great ornament in the Italian tongue, yet, al­beit, although, notwithstand­ing, in case, not only, at least, surely, onely, when all is done in the end, so much as, for all that, algates, and as we say needs, as Mi convien pure, I must needs, or of force.
  • Purgatione, f. a purging.
  • Purgatore, m. a Purger.
  • Purificatione, f. a purification
  • Putore, m. a stink or ill savor.
  • Putente, stinking.
  • Putredine, f. putrifaction.
  • Putrefattione, f. putrifaction.
  • Puzzolente, c. stinking.
QU.
  • QUadrante, m. a four square, a quadrant, a sun­dyal. squaring. Also a kind of weight.
  • Quadratore, m. a square.
  • Quale, c. which, who, or what.
  • Qualunque, who, or what­soever.
  • Querelatore, m. a complainer.
  • Questione, f. a question.
  • Questionevole, questionable.
  • Quiete, f. quietnesse, rest.
  • Quietudine, f. quietnesse.
  • Quintale, m. a kintal of 100 weight.
RA.
  • RAccamatore, m. an Em­broiderer.
  • Raccomandatione, f. recom­mendation.
  • Racconciatore, m. a mender.
  • Racconciliatione, f. a recon­cilation.
  • Raccontatore, m. a reporter, a recounter, a rehearser.
  • Radamente, rarely, seldom.
  • Radicabile, that may take root.
  • Raffrenatione f a refraining
  • Ragione, f. reason.
  • Ragionevole, c. reasonable.
  • Ramaricatione, f. a bewailing
  • [Page]Rame, m. Copper or Brasse.
  • Ramemoratione, f. memory.
  • Ramentatione, f. remem­brance.
  • Rampante, rampant.
  • Rampegone, c. grapling.
  • Rancore, m. rancor, or rage.
  • Rapace, c. ravenous, greedie, violent, devouring, an extor­tioner.
  • Rapezzatore, m. a botcher.
  • Rapitore, m. a ravisher.
  • Raportatore, m. a Reporter.
  • Rapresentatione, f. a repre­sentation.
  • Representatore, m. a Repre­sentor.
  • Raramente, rarely, seldom.
  • Rarevolte, seldom.
  • Razore, m. a Razor.
  • Ralatore, m. a Shaver or Bar­ber.
  • Ratificatione, f. a ratifica­tion.
  • Rationale, c. rational.
RE
  • Reale, c. real, or royally.
  • Realmente really, or royally.
  • Reame, m. a Kingdom.
  • Recamatore, m. an imbroy­derer.
  • Recantatione, f. a recanta­tion.
  • Recapitulatione, f. a recapi­pitulation.
  • Recente, m. flesh or new.
  • Recevitore, m. a receiver.
  • Recipiente, receivable.
  • Reciprocamente, mutually.
  • Recitatore, m. a rehearser,
  • Recognitione, f. a recogni­sance.
  • Recusabile. refusable.
  • Redentione, f. redemption.
  • Redentore, m. a redeemer.
  • Redimitore, m. a redeemer.
  • Redintegratione, f. a renew­ing of friendship.
  • Reditione, f. a returning.
  • Refe, m. any sowing thread.
  • Refettione, f. a reflectoon.
  • Reflessione, f. a reflexion.
  • Reformatione, f. a reforma­tion.
  • Refigerante, c. refreshing.
  • Regale, c. kingly, royally.
  • Regeneratione, f. regenera­tion.
  • Regibile, that may be ruled.
  • Regiamente, royally.
  • Regione, f. a province, or region.
  • Registratione, f. a record­ing.
  • Registratore, m. a register.
  • Regnante, c. reigning, ru­ling.
  • Regnatore, m. a ruler.
  • Regolarmente regularly.
  • Regolatamente. temperately.
  • Regressione, f. a regression.
  • Reintegratione, f. a reinte­gration.
  • Rejettione, f. a rejection.
  • [Page]Reiteratione, f. a repetition.
  • Relatione, f. a report, or re­lation.
  • Religione, f. religion.
  • Remarcabile. remarkeable.
  • Remigante, m. a row.
  • Remigatione, f. a rowing.
  • Remigatore, m. a rowel.
  • Remissibile, c. pardonable.
  • Remissione, f. forgivenesse.
  • Remotione, f. a removing.
  • Remuneratione, f. a reward.
  • Remuneratore, m. a reward­er.
  • Rene, f. a kidney, or the reins.
  • Rengatore, m. an Orator.
  • Renontiatione, f. a renoun­cing.
  • Reparabile, c. repairable.
  • Reparatione, f. a reparation.
  • Repentinamente. sodainly.
  • Repetitione, f. a rehearsing
  • Repetitiore, m. a repeater.
  • Repletione, f. a replenishing.
  • Replicabile. that may be re­plied.
  • Replicatione, f. a reply.
  • Reportatore, m. a reporter.
  • Reprehensione, f. a repre­hension.
  • Repugnante. repugnant.
  • Repulsevole. repulsable.
  • Requisitione, f. a requiry.
  • Residente, m. resident.
  • Resistente, c. resisting.
  • Resolutione, f. a resolution.
  • Resonante, c. resounding.
  • Respiratione, f. a respiration.
  • Respondente, m. answering.
  • Restante, m. resting.
  • Restauratione, f. a restaura­tion.
  • Restitutione, f. a restitution.
  • Restitutore, m. a restorer.
  • Restringente. restringent.
  • Restrittione, f. restriction.
  • Resurrettione, f. a resurrecti­on.
  • Retardatione, f. a delaying.
  • Rete, f. a net.
  • Retore, m. a Rhetorician.
  • Retrattatione, f. a retraction.
  • Retrattatore, m. a rehearser.
  • Retributione, f. a retribution.
  • Retributore, m. a retribute.
  • Rettamente. rightly.
  • Rettore, m. a rector, or ruler.
  • Revelatione, f. a revelation.
  • Revenditore, m. a retayler.
  • Reverberatione, f. a rever­beration.
  • Reverente, c. reverently.
  • Reversione, f. a reversion.
  • Revisione, f. a revising.
  • Revocabile, c. revokeable.
  • Revolutione, f. a revolution.
RI
  • Ribaldone, m. a great ribald.
  • Ribelle, m. a rebell.
  • Ribellione, f. a rebellion.
  • Ribeneditione, f. a rebene­diction.
  • Ribombante. rebounding.
  • [Page]Ricadente, falling.
  • Ricamatore, m. an Embroi­derer.
  • Ricapitulatione, f. a recapi­tulation.
  • Riccone, m. a rich man.
  • Ricente, m. fresh, new.
  • Ricevitore, m. a receiver.
  • Ricognitione, f. a recogni­tion.
  • Riconciliatione, f. a reconcili­ation.
  • Riconoscente, c. thankful.
  • Riconoscitore, m. an acknow­ledger.
  • Ricordevole, mindful.
  • Ricoveratione, f. a recovery.
  • Ricoveratore, m. a recove­rer.
  • Ricreatione, f. a recreation.
  • Recuperabile, recoverable.
  • Ricuperatione, f. a recove­rer.
  • Ricusante, a Recusant.
  • Ricusatione, f. a refuse­ing.
  • Ridottevole, redoubtable.
  • Riduplicatione, f. a redoub­ling.
  • Rifettione, f. a refresh­ing
  • Rifiutabile, refusable.
  • Riffessione, f. a reflexion.
  • Riformatione, f. a reforma­tion.
  • Riformatore, m. a reformer.
  • Rifutatione, f. a confutation.
  • Rigeneratione, f. legenera­tion.
  • Rigore, m. rigor.
  • Rîguardevole, respectful.
  • Rilevante, c. availful.
  • Rilevatamente, available.
  • Riligione, f. religion.
  • Rilucente, c. bright shining.
  • Rimanente, c. remaining.
  • Rimarcabile, remarkable.
  • Rimarchevole, notable.
  • Rimatore, m. a rhime ma­ker.
  • Ri [...]ombante, rehounding.
  • Rimediabile, c. remediable,
  • Rimemorevole, memorable.
  • Rimissibile, c. pardonable.
  • Rimessione, f. a remission.
  • Rimissione, f. a forgiving.
  • Rimotamente, remotely.
  • Rimotione, f. a remove­ing.
  • Rimproverabile, reproach­able.
  • Rimunera i ne, f. a reward.
  • Rimunerato [...]e, m. a rewar­der.
  • Rinascente, new spring­ing.
  • Rincrescevole, c tedious.
  • Rinovabile, c. that may be renewed.
  • Rinovatione, f. a renew­ing.
  • Rinuntiatione, f. renunciation
  • Rintegratione, f. a re-inte­gration.
  • [Page]Riparabile, repairable.
  • Riparatione, f. a Reparation.
  • Ripente, sodainly.
  • Ripetitione, f. a Repetition.
  • Ripetitore, m. a Repeate [...].
  • Riportatore, m. a Reporter.
  • Rip [...]enditore, m. a Repro­ver.
  • Riprensibile, Reprehensible.
  • Riprensione, f. a R [...]p chen­sion.
  • Ripresentatione, f. a Repre­sentation.
  • Ripugnante, Refisting.
  • Riputatione, f. a Reputa­tion.
  • Risauabile, Recurable.
  • Rischievole, Perillous.
  • Riscuotitore, m. a Redeemer.
  • Risentitamente, frelingly.
  • Riserbatamente, reserv [...]dly.
  • Riservatione, f. a Reserva­tion.
  • Risibile, c. Absurd, Ridicu­lous.
  • Risimigliante, c. Resembling.
  • Risistente, c. Resisting.
  • Risolutione, f. a Resolu­tion.
  • Risomigliante, R sembling.
  • Risorettione, f. a Resur­rection.
  • Risparmiatore, m. a sparer, a saver.
  • Risparmievole, that may be spared.
  • Rispettevole, respectfull.
  • Rispettivamente, Respective­ly.
  • Rispiratione, f. a Respira­tion.
  • Risplendente, c. Resplen­dent.
  • Respondente, m. Answer­ing.
  • Ristauratore, m. a Restorer.
  • Ristitutione, f a Restitution.
  • Ristoratione, a Restauration.
  • Ristoratore, m. a Comforter.
  • Ristrettament, Rest ainedly
  • Risvegliatore, [...] an Awaker.
  • Risurrettione, f. a Resurre­ction.
  • Ritenente, Retaining.
  • Ritrattione, f. a Retraction.
  • Ritrosamente, Frowardly.
  • Rittamente, Rightly, Directly.
  • Rivale, c. a Corrival, o Ri­val.
  • Rivelatione, f. a Revelation.
  • Rivelatore, m. a Revealer.
  • Rivenditore, m. a Broker.
  • Riverberatione, f. a Percus­sion.
  • Riverente, c. Reverence.
  • Riversione, f. a Reversion.
  • Riversone, m. a Back-blow.
  • Rivisore, m. a Reviewer.
  • Rivocabile, Revokable.
  • Rivocatione, f. a Revoca­tion.
  • Rivolutione, f a Revolution.
  • Riuscibile, sutable.
RO.
  • Rognone, m. the kidney.
  • Romore, m. a rumor, or noise.
  • Romoreggiante, c. tumultu­ous.
  • Ronfatore, m. a snorter.
  • Rossore, m. rednesse.
  • Reversione, m. a reversion.
  • Revrsone, m. a reverse blow.
  • Rozzamente. rudely, bru­tishly.
  • Rozzone, m. a great filthy jade.
RU.
  • Rubaldone, m. a filthy Ri­bauld.
  • Rubatore, m. a robber.
  • Rubelle, m. a rebel.
  • Rubellione, f. rebellion.
  • Rubigine, f. the blasting of trees, or cankre eating of fruits.
  • Ruggente. roaring.
  • Ruggine, f. rust, rustiness, foul­ness or filth in metials. Also a kind of apple called a Rus­setting.
  • Ruminatore, m. a considerer.
  • Rumore, m. a rumor, or noise.
  • Rupe, f. a rock.
  • Rusticone, m. a filthy swain.
SA.
  • SAbbione, m. course gra­vel.
  • Saccente, m. wise, wary.
  • Sacerdotale, c. priestly.
  • Sacerdo [...], m. a Priest.
  • Sacramentale. sacramental.
  • Saccheggiatore, m. a sacker, robber.
  • Sacrificatione, f. sacraficing.
  • Saettatore, m. an archer.
  • Saettume, m. all manner of shot
  • Sagace, c. wittie, that percei­veth and foreseeth quickly. Wise, prudent, skilfull, cun­ning, watchfull, heedy, vi­gilant, circumspect, wylie.
  • Sagacemente. heedyly.
  • Saggiatore, m. a taster.
  • Sagramcatale, c. sacramental.
  • Salce, m. a willow, withie, or sallow tree, an Osier. Also a flint stone.
  • Salciccione, m. a great sau­sage.
  • Saldamente. stedfastly.
  • Saldatore, m. a solderer of mettals.
  • Salegatore, m. a Pavier.
  • Salicatore, m. a Pavier.
  • Salinatore, m. a salt maker.
  • Salmone, m. a salmon.
  • Salone, m. a great hall, or dining chamber.
  • Saltante, m. leaping.
  • Saltatore, m. a leaper.
  • Salvaggiume, f. any kind of venison, or wild beast or fowle.
  • Salvatione, f. salvation.
  • Salvatore, m. a saviour.
  • [Page]Salubre, healthfull.
  • Salutatione, f. a salutation.
  • Salute, f. safely.
  • Sanabile. curable.
  • Sanamente, healthfully.
  • Sangue, m. blood.
  • Sanguinolente, c. bloudy.
  • Santamente, holily.
  • Santificatione, f. sancti­fication.
  • Santione, m. a Law esta­blished, a decree made with a penilty.
  • Sapiente, c. wise, prudent.
  • Sapientement, wisely.
  • Sapone, m. sope.
  • Sapore, m. a savor or relish.
  • Saporitamente, siviurly.
  • Sarcinatore, m. a p [...]tcher.
  • Sarte, tacklings or shrouds of a ship.
  • Sartore, m. a Tailer.
  • Sariabile, satiable.
  • Sarievole, c that may be sa­tisfied.
  • Satievolmente, gluttingly.
  • Satisfarione, f satisfaction.
  • Saviamente, sagely, wisely.
  • Savone, m. any kind of sope
SB.
  • Sbagiaffone, m. a vain glori­ous babler, a tatler.
  • Sbanditore, m. a banisher.
  • Sbardellatamente, carelesly.
  • Sbeffeggia [...]ora, m. a mocker.
  • Sbriccone, m. a crasty, false, riotous, cosening, conicatching knave.
  • Sbudellatamente, as we say with heart and liver, or with all the guts.
SC.
  • Scadente, e. falling, declining.
  • Scalciacane, m. a base rascal.
  • Scaldavivande, m. a chafing dish.
  • Scambievole, c. enter chang­able.
  • Scambievolmente, naturally.
  • Scandagliatore, m. a sounder or fathomer of the Sea.
  • Scapuccione, m. a stumbling block.
  • Scapuzzone, m. idem.
  • Scardatore, m. a carder of wool.
  • Scarpellatore, m. a graver.
  • Scarsamente, searcely sparingly
  • Scatoliere, m. a box maker.
  • Scaturigine, f. a course of water.
  • Sceleraggine, f treachery, vil­lainy, knavery, wickedness, mischief, abomination, lewd­ness, an unlawful act, a de­sperate wicked attempt.
  • Schermitore, m. a Fencer.
  • Schernitore, m. a scorner.
  • Schiavone, m. a slavonian.
  • Schiavitudine, f slavery.
  • Schiettamente, purely.
  • Schiumante, c. scumming.
  • Sciaguraggine, f. a mischief.
  • [Page]Scialacquatore, m. a spend thrift.
  • Sciente, m. knowing, witting.
  • Scientemente, wittingly.
  • Scintillante, sparkling.
  • Scioccone, m. a great fool.
  • Scioperaggine, f. laziness.
  • Scioperone, m. an idle Com­punion.
  • Sclamatione, f. an exclama­tion.
  • Scolagione, f. any dropping.
  • Scolatione, f. a running.
  • Scoltore, m. a Sculpter.
  • Scomettitore, m. a diso [...]derer.
  • Scomunicat [...]o [...]e f. an excom­munication.
  • Sconciamente, unhandsomly.
  • Sconfidente, c. mistrustfull.
  • Scongiuratore, m. a Conjurer.
  • Sconoscente, c. unthankful.
  • Sconsolatione, f disconsolation
  • Sconvenevole, f unconvenient
  • Sconvenevolmente, unde­cently.
  • Sconveniente, an inconveni­ency.
  • Sconviene, unconvenient.
  • Scorcone, m. a smell fist.
  • Scordevole, c. forgetful.
  • Scorpione, m. a Scorpiou.
  • Scortese, c. discourteous.
  • Scorticatore, m. a flaye of the skin.
  • Scotitore, m. a shaker.
  • Scrimatore, m. a Fencer.
  • Scrimiatore, m. a Fencer.
  • Scrittore, m. a scribe.
  • Scroccone, m. a good feeder.
  • Scroccatore, m. idem
  • Scrutatore, m. a searcher.
  • Scrutabile, searchable.
  • Scudelione, m. a great dish.
  • Scultore, m. a grave [...] or carver
  • Scuotitore, m. a lusser.
  • Scusabi [...]e, excusable.
  • Scusatione, f. an excusing.
SD.
  • Sdicevole, c. unseemly.
  • Sdimentichevole, forgetfull.
SE.
  • Sec [...]hione, m. a great bucket.
  • Secondariamente secondarily.
  • Se [...]etamente, secretly.
  • Seditione, f sedition.
  • Seduttione, f. a sedu [...]ing.
  • Seduttore, m. a seducer.
  • Segatore, m. a sawyer or mow­er.
  • Segnalatamente, notably.
  • Segnale, m. a signal or mark.
  • Segretamente, secretly.
  • Seguace, m. a follower.
  • Seguente, c. following.
  • Seguentemente, consequently.
  • Selce, a flint or pibble stone.
  • Selciatore, m. a Pavier.
  • Selice, a flint or hard pible stone
  • Selvaggiume. f. Venison.
  • Sembiante, m. seeing, resem­bling.
  • Seme, m. all kind of seed.
  • Seminatore, m. a sewer of seed
  • [Page]Semplice, c. simple, single.
  • Semplicemente. simply, singly.
  • Sempre. alwaies.
  • Senape, madness, rashness, sondness, rage, folly, pepper in the nose, teen, a toyish humor.
  • Senatore, m. a Senator. an Alderman.
  • Senestramente, contrary to ex­pectation.
  • Seniore, m. elder, more aged.
  • Sensale, m. a broker.
  • Sensibile, c. sensible, feeling.
  • Sensuale, c. sensual, licentious.
  • Sensualmente, licentiously.
  • Sentore, m. a sent, or smell.
  • Separabile, separable.
  • Separatamente, separatly.
  • Separatione, f. a separation.
  • Sepe, a quick-set-hedge, a fence
  • Sequestratione, f. a sequestra­tion.
  • Sequestratore m a sequestrator
  • Sergente, m. a Sergeant.
  • Sermone, m. a Sermon.
  • Serpe, c. a Serpent.
  • Serpente, m. a Serpent.
  • Servente, f. a Servant.
  • Servidore, m. a Servant.
  • Servile, c. servile, slavish.
  • Servigiale, m. a glister given to the sick. Also any houshold Servant.
  • Servitore, m. an Attendant.
  • Sessione, f. a Session.
  • Sete, thirst, thirstiness.
  • Setentrione, m. the North-wind.
  • Severamente, severely.
SF.
  • Sfacciataggine, f. impudency.
  • Sfacciatamente, impudently.
  • Sfavillante, sparkling.
  • Sfavorevole, unfavourable.
  • Sfidatore, m. a challenger.
  • Sfoggia tamente, riotously.
  • Sfoggiatore, m. a riotous, la­vish, careless person.
  • Sforzatamente, by compulsion.
  • Sfrenatamente, loosly.
  • Sfrontatamente, impudently.
  • Sgrugnone, m. a mark over the snout.
SI.
  • Siepe, f. a hedge.
  • Signale, m. a Sigual.
  • Signore, m. a Lord, a Sir.
  • Signorile, Lord-like.
  • Signorilmente, princely.
  • Silicatore, m. a Pavier.
  • Silvestre, savage, wild.
  • Simigliante, resembling.
  • Simigliantemente, semblably.
  • Similitudine, f. a semilitude.
  • Similmente, semblably.
  • Simplice, c. simple.
  • Simulatamente, dissembling.
  • Simulatione, f. dissembling.
  • Simulatore, m. a dissembler.
  • Sindicatore, m. a Magistrate.
  • Sinistramente, sinisterly.
  • Sire, m. a title only given to Kings, Sir.
  • [Page]Situatione, f a situation.
  • Sleale, c. disloyal.
SM.
  • Smentichevole, c. forgetfull.
  • Smmuzzatamente, mincingly
  • Smisuratamente, unmeasura­ble.
  • Smoderatamente, immode­rately.
SN.
  • Snaturale, m. unnatural.
  • Snellamente, nim [...]ly, speedily.
SO.
  • Soave, sweet or pleasant.
  • Soavemente, sweetly.
  • Sociabile, c. sociable.
  • Sodisfattione, f. satisfaction.
  • Soduttore, m. a Seducer.
  • Sofficiente, sufficient.
  • Sofficientemente, sufficiently.
  • Soffione, m. a great pair of bellows.
  • Soffocatione, f. suffocation.
  • Suggettione, f. subjection.
  • Soggiontione, f. a subjunction
  • Sognatore, m. a Dreamer.
  • Solamente, only, alone.
  • Soleabile, c. that may be fur­rowed.
  • Sole, m. the Sun.
  • Solecitamente, diligently.
  • Solecitatione, a sollicitation.
  • Solecitatore, m. a Solicitor.
  • Solecitudine, f. diligence.
  • Solenne, c. solem [...].
  • Solennemente [...]emnly.
  • Solevatione, f. solevation.
  • Solitudine, f solitude.
  • Solutamente, loosly.
  • Solution, f. loosing.
  • Somig [...]ante, resembling.
  • Sommamente, greatly.
  • Sommariamente, [...]o [...]ally.
  • Sommessione, submission.
  • Somministratione, a submi­ [...]s [...]ration.
  • Somministratore, m. an under Sert [...]an [...].
  • Sommissione, f. submission.
  • Sonacchione, m. a s [...]gard.
  • Sonatore, m a sounder a Fidler
  • Sonnolente, c. dr [...]u [...]ie.
  • Soperchievole, supe fluous.
  • Soperst tione, f. Su [...]erstition.
  • Sopplicante, m. a suppliant.
  • Soplicatione, f. supplication.
  • Soporta [...]le, supportable.
  • Soprabondante, c. supera­bundant.
  • Sopraintendente, m. an over­seer.
  • Sopranome, m a Sur-name.
  • Sopra [...]ittione, f. a super­scription.
  • Sopravegnente, c. coming up­on, or over.
  • Sopressione, f. a suppression.
  • Sord [...]mente, deasly, silently.
  • Sord damente, fil [...]hily.
  • Sospettione, f. suspition.
  • Sospitione, f. mistrust.
  • Sosseguente, c. subsequent.
  • [Page]Sossistente, subsisting.
  • Sostentiale, c. substantial.
  • Sostentatore, m a sustainer.
  • Sotiabile, c. soriable.
  • Sott [...]le, c. subtle fine, smal, little
  • Sott [...]lmente, subtitty.
  • Sotto curatore, m. he that hath the charge of a thing under another.
  • Sottoscrittrone, f. a subscri­ption.
  • Sovente, many times, often.
  • Sovernone, f. a subversion.
  • Soviastante c eminent, a su­perintendent, an overseer.
  • Souvertitore, m. a subverter.
S P.
  • Spacciatamente, out of hand.
  • Spadone, m. a long or two hand sword.
  • Sparagnatore, a good husband
  • Sparagnevole, toat may be spared.
  • Sparitione, f. a separation, dividing.
  • Spartiramente, severally.
  • Spasimevole, c. dreadfull.
  • Spaventevole, c. terrible.
  • Spazzatore, m. a Scavenge.
  • Speciale, m. special peculiar.
  • Specialmente, specially
  • Speci [...], f. a speci s or kind
  • Specificatamente, especially.
  • Specificatione f specification
  • Speculatione, f. speculation.
  • Speculatore, m. a speculator.
  • Spedale, m. an Hospital.
  • Speditamente, quickly, with expedition.
  • Speditione, f. expedition.
  • Spedone, m. any spit.
  • Speme, hope, trust, affiance.
  • Spemditore, m. a spender, a stewa d.
  • Spensietatamente, carelesly.
  • Spero e, m. a spur or p [...]ick.
  • Spettatione, f. m expectation.
  • Spetiale, m. special, peculiar.
  • Spetialmente, especially.
  • Spetialissimamente, most es­pecially.
  • Spezzatamente. piece-meal.
  • Spiacente, c. unpleasant.
  • Spia [...]cvole, c. displeasing.
  • Spianabile, c. explainable.
  • Spianatore, m. an explainer.
  • Spi [...]tore, m. a Spier or Scout
  • Spiegatamente, openly.
  • Spiegatore, m. an unfolder.
  • Spietatamente. pittyless.
  • Spione, m. a Spie or Scout.
  • Spirante, breathing.
  • Spirituale, f. spiritual.
  • Spitiale, m. special.
  • Splendente, shining.
  • Splendidamente, shiningly.
  • Splendore, m. splendor, brightness.
  • Spogliatore, m. a spoiler.
  • Spontaneamente, willingly.
  • Sporcamente, filthily.
  • Spositione, f. an exposition.
  • Spositore, m. an expositor.
  • Spossento [...], unable, impotent
  • [Page]Spressamente, expresly.
  • Spressione, f. an expression.
  • Sprezzabile, despisable.
  • Sprezzitore, m. a despiser.
  • Sprone, m. a spur.
  • Sproportione, f a dispropor­tion.
  • Sproportionevole, dispropor­tionable.
  • Sprovedutamente, unawares.
  • Spurgatione, f. purging.
  • Spuzzolente, m. striking.
  • Spuzzore, m. a stinck.
  • Squadrone, m. a squadron.
S T.
  • Stabile, c. stable, firm.
  • Staffile, m. a strap.
  • Stagione, f. a season of the year.
  • Stallone, m. a stallion-horse.
  • Stame, m. thred, yarn, stamine, whose stamel, or a web. Also a thred or foinning. Also a kind of Cloth as our penni­stone or stammel is. Also flax, hemp, or wool, or any other spinning stuff or. that is in the loom to be woven.
  • Stampatore, m a Printer.
  • Stanchevole, weariable.
  • Stangone, m a great bar.
  • Stante, standing.
  • State, f. summer time.
  • Stentatamente, piningly.
  • Stenuatione, f. extenuation.
  • Sterile, c. barren.
  • Stillante, c. distilling.
  • Stillatione, if. distillation.
  • Stillatore, m. a distiller of waters.
  • Stimabile, c. eslimable.
  • Stimatione, f. estimation.
  • Stimolatione, f. a pricking.
  • Stimolatore, m. a provoker.
  • Stirpatione f. an extirpation.
  • Stiticamente, costivly, harshly.
  • Stirpe, f a progery, a generation a stock or kindred, a race, issue, or nobleness of birth, an of-spring, a house, a bloud, a kind, a pedigree, also the root, stem, or stark of a tree, plant or herb a yong branch or set.
  • Stizzaramente, ragingly.
  • Stizzosamente, frettingly.
  • Stomacale, c. comfortable to the stomack.
  • Stomachevole, c. loathsome.
  • Storione, m. a Sturgion.
  • Storsione, f. extortion.
  • Stracuratamente, negligently.
  • Stracuragine, f. carelesnesse.
  • Strale, m. an arrow.
  • Stralucente, c. shining through
  • Strame, m. straw.
  • Strangolagione di matrice, a disease in women called the mother, which is a choak­ing or stopping of the matrix, whereby a woman falleth in­to a swound.
  • Straniamente, strangly.
  • Strascinatore, m. a dragger, a puller, a haler, a tugger, a drawer, a trailer.
  • [Page]Stravagante, c. extravagant
  • Stregone, m. an old witch.
  • Stremamente, ertreadutly.
  • Stretramente, str [...]ightly
  • Strione, m. a [...]itch, also a Co­medy—Player
  • Strementale, instrumental.
  • Struttore, m a Burlder, a Carpenter.
  • Studente, m. a Student.
  • Studrosamente, fladi usly.
  • Stupesa [...]tione, f. stapetaction.
  • Stupore, m. amazen ent.
  • Stupratione, f. a [...] vi hing.
  • Stupratore, m. a R visher.
  • Sturione, m. a Sturgion.
S U.
  • Svariatamente, variously.
  • Suave, c. sweet.
  • Subitamente, sedainly.
  • Sublimatione, f. sublimation
  • Sublime, c. sublime, high.
  • Subordinatione, f. subordi­nation.
  • Subornatore, m. a Suborner.
  • Subsistente, c. subsisting.
  • Subventione, f. he p. supply.
  • Subver fione, f. a subversion
  • Successivamente, successively.
  • Successore, m. a Subvessor
  • Succidume, f s [...]h
  • Succintamente, succinctly.
  • Sueffattione, f. use or custome.
  • Svegliatore, m a w [...]ker.
  • Svenatore, m. a mu [...]therer.
  • Suffitiente, c. suffivnt.
  • Suffitientemente, sufficiently.
  • Suffocatione, f. a stifeling, [...] smothering a strangling, [...] choaking, I killing with stop­ping the breath.
  • Soffoeatore, m. a stifler.
  • Sugettione, f. subjection, thral­ [...]ome, bondage, servitude [...] Also a casting or putting un­der.
  • Svisceratamente, with all [...] mans heart.
  • Sommessione, f. submission.
  • Sumministratione, f. submi­nistration.
  • Suntuosamente, sumptuously
  • Superabile, c. vanquishable.
  • Superbamente, prond­ly.
  • Superbissimamente, prond­ly.
  • Superchiatore, m an affronter
  • Supersiciale, f. superficial.
  • Superficic, f. the superficies [...] outsi e of any thing.
  • Superfluamente, superflu­ous
  • Superiore, m. a Superior.
  • Superlitivamente, superl­tively.
  • Superna e, supernal, high.
  • Superstitione, f. superstition
  • Supplicante, a supplicant.
  • Suplicatione, f. a supplication.
  • Suplice, c. a heseeching, suein.
  • Suplichevole, c. supplicant [...]
  • Suplichevolmente, supp [...] ­cantly.
  • Suppositione. f. a supposition.
  • Surettione, f. arising up.
  • [Page]Suffeguentemente, succeed­gly.
  • [...]stente, c. subsisting.
  • [...]surat ore, m. a whisperer.
  • [...]antiale, f. substantial.
  • [...]entatione, f. sustaining.
  • [...]ersione, f. a subversion.
T A.
  • TAccagnone, m. a dodger.
  • Taccone, m. a patching.
  • [...]citamente, silently.
  • [...]glente, sharpkeen.
  • [...]gliere, m. a Trencher.
  • [...]glione, m. a fine, a fee, a tribute, a taxation, a ransom, is subsidie or imposition of a­ [...]y payment, an equal or like [...]ain in recompence of a hurt.
  • [...]le, c. such.
  • [...]agliuzzatore, m. a cutter.
  • [...]almente, in such manner.
  • [...] quale, c. whosoever.
  • [...]marice, the shrub Tamarish.
  • [...]anè, m. tawn [...]e.
  • [...]argone, m. agreat Target.
  • [...]ascone, m. a great pouch.
  • [...]assabile, taxable.
  • [...]assatore, m. a Taxer.
  • [...]assatione, f. a tax, or taxation
  • [...]sastone, groping for.
T E.
  • Temerariamente, rashly.
  • Temperante, temperate,
  • Tempestivamente, seasonably
  • Tenace, stedfast, firme.
  • Tencone, a cunt betch, or Winchester goose, an impo­stume about the privy mem­bers, a boile, a blane, a pocke, a plagresore, a knob, a bunch, or wenne of flesh A stalke, a stem, or an eare of milet, panike, or Indian wheat.
  • Tendente, attending.
  • Tenente, holding.
  • Teneramente, to remember, to keep in memory.
  • Tenore, a tenor or degret in Musick, a form, a tenor, a tenure or content of any mac­ter, a continual order, form, fashion, trade, state or race, continuance of a thing with­out stay or interruption, never changing the manner of.
  • Tentamente, attemptingly.
  • Tentatione, f. a temptation.
  • Tentatore, m. a Tempter.
  • Tenzone, a fraie, a contention
  • Tepidamente, luke-warme.
  • Terminatamente, determi­nately.
  • Terminatione, a termina­tion.
  • Termine, a terme, or limit.
  • Terrestre, terrestrial, earthly.
  • Terribile, terrible.
  • Terrore, m. terror, horror.
  • Terzamente, thirdly.
  • Tessitore, m. a Weaver.
  • [Page]Tessitrice, a woman Weaver.
  • Testificatione, a Testification
  • Testificatore, a Testifier.
  • Testudine, a tortoise, a shell­crab, a lobster, a crab-fish, a shell-toad or any great snaile of land or sea.
T I.
  • Tigre, a Tiger.
  • Timone, the storm of a Ship.
  • Timore, fear, dread.
  • Tincone, as Tencone.
  • Tintore, a Dyer.
  • Tirante, drawing, stretching.
  • Tirannide, Tyranny.
  • Tizzone, a fire-brand.
T O.
  • Tolerabile, tollerable.
  • Toleratione, tolleration.
  • Tonditore, m. a shaver.
  • Torbine, a Whirl wind.
  • Torbolente, turbulent.
  • Tornasole, the turnsole flower so called because it turnes with the sun. Also changea­ble silk.
  • Tornese, a coyn so called.
  • Tornidore, a Turner.
  • Torrente, a torrent, a landflood, a rain flood, a swift running stream, vehement and forei­ble, flowing with a great sweep, rough and boistrous, like waters that fall down by mountains and rocks, run­ning swiftly.
  • Tortamente, erookedly.
  • Tortiglione, a wreathing.
  • Tosatore, a Barber.
  • Totale, total, wholly.
  • Totalmente, wholly, tota [...]
T R.
  • Traboccante, ready to fall.
  • Tradittione, a tradition.
  • Traditore, a Traytor.
  • Traduttione, a traduction.
  • Traduttore, a translator.
  • Trafficante, m. a Merchan.
  • Tragediante, a tragedian.
  • Tralatione, a translation.
  • Tralignante, degenerat [...] from any kind.
  • Tralucenre, shining through [...]
  • Tramutabile, transmutable.
  • Tramutatione, a transmut [...] ­on.
  • Trasformatione, a transfor­mation.
  • Trasgressione, a eransgressi [...]
  • Trasgreslore, a transgressor.
  • Traslatore, a translator.
  • Trasmigratione, a transn­gration.
  • Trasmutatione, a transmu­tion.
  • Trasparente, transparent.
  • Trasplantatione, a transpla­tation.
  • Traspiantatore, a transplant.
  • Trasportatione, a transpore­tion
  • Trasostantiatione, a transu­stantiation.
  • [Page]Trapiantatione, a transplan­tation, an entraper.
  • [...]attabile, tractable.
  • [...]attatione, f. a tractation.
  • [...]attenitore, an Enterteiner.
  • [...]ave, a beam.
  • [...]aversamente, crofly.
  • [...]ravone, m. a great beam.
  • [...]rebbiatore, m. a thresher of corn.
  • [...]remante, trembling.
  • [...]remendamente, d eadfully.
  • [...]remore, m. a shivering, a trembling, a quaking, a chilness, a shaking or qui­vering for cold, a quaver­ing, a chattring. Also a great sear. Also an earth­quake.
  • [...]repide, timorously, trembling amazed with fear.
  • [...]repiedi, m. a trivet of iron as they use in kitchens. Also a threefooted stool or pot, any thing that hath three feet, as a tressle.
  • [...]rescatore, m. a cester.
  • [...]ribulatione, f. tribulation.
  • Tribunale, m. a t [...]bunal.
  • [...]inciante, m. a Carver at a Noble mans board. Al­so keen, or sharp. Also a Carving knife.
  • [...]rionphale, triumphant.
  • [...]rionfatore, a triumpher.
  • [...]ristamente, sadly, pensively
  • [...]rombone, a great Trumpet.
  • Trottante, trolting.
  • Truffatore, a cheater, a cozener
T U.
  • Tumultuante, tumultuous.
  • Turbante, turbant.
  • Turbatione, f. perturbati­on.
  • Turbatore, a troubler.
  • Turbolente, troublesome.
  • Turbulente, turbulent.
  • Tutore, m. a Tutor, a Guar­dian.
V A.
  • VAcante, vacant, void.
  • Vacatione, f. vacancy.
  • Vacillante, wavering.
  • Vacuatione, emptiness.
  • Vagante, wandring from place to place.
  • Vagheggiatore, a gazer or lowrer.
  • Valente, valiant, valorous.
  • Valetudine, valor.
  • Valevole, valuable
  • Valigione, m. a great male.
  • Valle, f. a vale, or valley.
  • Valore, m. valor, worth.
  • Valsente, m. valuation.
  • Vaneggiatore, m. a Raver.
  • Vangatore, m. a digger.
  • Vantatore, m. a beaster or vanter.
  • Vaporatione, f. vaporation.
  • Vapore, c. a vaper.
  • Variabile, c. varying.
  • Va amente, viriously.
  • Variatione, a varration.
  • [Page]Vassellame, any pot or vessel.
  • Vasone, m. any great vessel.
  • Vaticinatore, m. a Prophet.
  • Ubidiente, c. obedient.
U C.
  • Uccellame, all manner of Fowl.
  • Uccellatore, m. a Fowler.
  • Ucciditore, m. a murtherer.
  • Uccisione, murthering.
U D.
Uditore, m. an Auditor.
V E.
  • Vedovile, widow-like.
  • Vegnente, coming.
  • Velame, all kind of sailes, vailes, lawnes, shadows, or coverings, or curteins.
  • Venale, venale, mercinary, that may be bought, that is set to sale, that doth and speaketh what one will for money, that will be bribed, and sell his troth and faith for money.
  • Venatione, f. Venison.
  • Venatore, m. a Hunter.
  • Vencitore, m. a Conquerer.
  • Vendemmiatore, m. a Vin­tager.
  • Vendibile, vendible.
  • Vendicatione, f. challenging.
  • Vendicatore, m. a Revenger.
  • Venditore, m. a Seller.
  • Venerabile, venerable.
  • Venere, the Goddess of [...]
  • Veniale, venial, pardena [...]
  • Verace, true, true-saying.
  • Veracemente, truly.
  • Veramente, verily, truly.
  • Verberatione, a beating.
  • Verdeggiante, flourisl­lustie, youthfull, gr­verdent.
  • Verde, green.
  • Verderame, green Coperd
  • Verdone, a dark green.
  • Vergine, a Vergin.
  • Vergogn osamente, sh [...] ­fully.
  • Verificatione, a verisyin [...]
  • Verisimile, likely.
  • Verme, a Worm.
  • Vernale, of or perteining Winter.
  • Vernice, any kind of nish.
  • Versione, a translating.
  • Vertigine, a whirling [...] turning round, the ed [...] a water, a giddiness dizziness, or a swim in the head, with a stiness, a dimness, sp­ling or glimmering o [...] ­eies, a rowling, a ch [...] a turning about, a sick by the means of wind [...] which doth so trouble that all things seem to round.
  • [Page]Verziere, an Orchard full of trees.
  • Veste, a Garment.
  • Vezzosemente, wantonly.
  • Ufficiale, officious.
  • Uguale, equa [...], alike.
  • Ugualmence, equally.
V I.
  • Viandante, a Traveller.
  • Vicend [...]vole, mutual.
  • Vicendevolmente, mutually.
  • Vice è, a Viceroy, a Depu [...]y King.
  • Vicifi [...]dine, a vicissitude.
  • Vigilante, vigilant.
  • Vigliaccone, m. a filthy, hase, rascally scoundring Compa­nion.
  • Vigorofamente, vigorously.
  • Vile, Vile.
  • Vilmente, vilely.
  • Vincibile, vanquishable.
  • Vincitore, m. a Conquerer.
  • Vendice, a revenger of wrongs. a redresser of things, and abuses. A defender, one that restoreth and setteth at liberty, or out of dan­ger, a punisher of things done amisse.
  • Violabile, violable.
  • Violatore, m. a Ravisher.
  • Violente, violent.
  • Violone, a base Vial.
  • Visceratamente, most hear­tily.
  • Viscere, the Entrails.
  • Visconte, a Vicount.
  • Visibile, visible.
  • Visibilmente, apparantly.
  • Visione, a vision.
  • Vitale, vital, lively.
  • Vite, a Vine that beareth Grapes.
  • Vi [...]osamente, vitiously.
  • Vivace, lively.
  • Vi [...]acemente, lively, lustily.
  • Vivente, living.
U M.
Umile, humble.
U N.
  • Unanimamente, unanimous­ly.
  • Unicamente, singula ly.
  • Unione, u ily, concord.
  • Unitemente, unitedly.
  • Universafe, universal.
  • Universalmente, universal­ly.
  • Untione, an an [...]ynting.
  • Ʋntume, any kind of unstion,
V O.
  • Vocale, vocall, or a Vowel,
  • Vocatione, a vocation, or calling.
  • Voce, a v [...]ice or sound.
  • Vogatore, a tower.
  • Volante, flying.
  • Volatire, any kind of flying Fowl.
  • [Page]Volgarmente, vulgarly.
  • Volontariamente, voluntarily
  • Volpe, a Fox.
  • Volpone, an old Fox.
  • Voltore, a Vulter.
  • Volubile, inconstant.
  • Volubilmente, waveringly.
  • Volume, a Volume.
  • Vorace, ravenous, devouring.
  • Voragine, a Whirl-pool.
  • Upilatione, an oppilation, or stopping of the Liver.
U R.
  • Urgente, urging.
  • Urinale, an Ʋ inal.
  • Urtone, a hurt or push.
U S.
  • Usuriere, an Usurer.
  • Usurpatione, an usurping.
  • Usurpatore, an Usurper.
U T.
  • Utensile, any thing necessary for the use and occupying of a man in a house.
  • Utile, profitable.
  • Utilmente, profitably.
Z A.
  • Zambelle, Wafers.
  • Zambaglione, a Caudle.
  • Zanne, the tusks of a wild Bore
  • Zappatore, m. a Digger.
  • Zelante, zealous.
  • Z [...]zzaniatore, m. a sower of st ife.
  • Zoffolatore, m. a Whistler or P [...]per

The end of the Little Dictionary of all the Words that are used in the Italian Tongue, that ends in the Vowel (e), excepting Verbs, the which shall be known by these three Ter­minations, Are, Ere, Ire; the which, as I have already said in the Preface, appertains more to a Grammar than a Dictionary.

It hath escap't in the Press some few slight faults, as to say, one Letter for another, I hope the cour­teous Reader will excuse them.

FINIS.

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