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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A09309	A dictionarie in Spanish and English, first published into the English tongue by Ric. Perciuale Gent. Now enlarged and amplified with many thousand words, as by this marke * to each of them prefixed may appeere; together with the accenting of euery worde throughout the whole dictionarie, for the true pronunciation of the language, as also for the diuers signification of one and the selfsame word: and for the learners ease and furtherance, the declining of all hard and irregular verbs; and for the same cause the former order of the alphabet is altered, diuers hard and vncouth phrases and speeches out of sundry of the best authors explained, with diuers necessarie notes and especiall directions for all such as shall be desirous to attaine the perfection of the Spanish tongue. All done by Iohn Minsheu professor of languages in London. Hereunto ... is annexed an ample English dictionarie ... by the same Iohn Minsheu ...	Perceval, Richard, 1550-1620.; Minsheu, John. aut	1599 (1599)	STC 19620; ESTC S115747	738,544	406

obligation he standeth in * Disóbligo no bond nor dutie Disparár to shoote off ordinance Disparáte m. a shooting off a iest foolish speech * disParidád f. vnequalitie * Dispénsa f. vide Dispensación Dispensación f. dispensation pardoning discharging from lawes * Dispensádo m. dispensed with Dispensár to dispence to mitigate the rigor of lawes * Dispojádo vide despojádo spoiled vnarmed Dispojár vide despojár to spoyle to vnarme Dispójos vide Despójos m. spoyles disPonér Praes disPóngo disPónes disPóne 1. Praet disPúse disPusíste disPúso Fut. disPondré or disPorné rás rá Sub. Praes disPónga Imperfect disPusiéra disPornía or disPusiésse Fut. disPusiére to dispose to order * disPónga disPóngo vide disPonér * disPorná disPorné disPornía vide disPonér Disposición f. disposition order health disPuésto m. disposed bien disPuésto well in health * varón disPuésto m. a tall lustie man * disPuntádo m. without a point blunt * disPuntamiénto m. a blunting * disPuntár to make blunt to take away the point or edge disPúnta la man̄ána the day beginneth to breake * disPúse disPusiéra disPusiésse disPúso vide disPonér disPusición f. disposition order health Dispúta f. disputing Disputación f. a disputation Disputadór m. a disputer Disputár to dispute * Disque i. dize que he saith that c. * Dissánto vide Disánto m. a holiday Dissención f. disagreeing Dissimulación f. dissembing Dissimuladaménte dissemblingly counterfaitly Dissimuládo m. dissembled counterfayted Dissimuladór m. a dissembler a counterfayter Dissimulándo dissembling counterfayting Dissimulár to dissemble to counterfaite * Dissígnio vide Disinio m. * Dissínio vide Disinio a designe a purpose Dissipación f. scattering dispersing Dissipadór m. a scatterer a disperser Dissipár to scatter to disperse Dissolución f. dissoluing loosening Dissolúto m. dissolued loosened discharged dissolute carelesse Dissonáncia f. a disagreeing a iarring Dissonánte disagreeing iarring disSonár yo disSuéno to disagree * disSuéne vide disSonár Distáncia f. distance space betweene place and place Distánte distant asunder one from another Distillación f. distilling dropping downe Distilládo m. distilled Distillár to distill to drop downe Distinción f. distinguishing betweene one and another Distinguír to distinguish Distincta or Distinctaménte distinctly seuerally Distincto or Destinto m. distinct seuerall * disTraér Praes disTráygo disTráes disTráe 1. Praet disTrúxe or disTráxe disTruxíste disTrúxo Fut. disTraeré rás rá Sub. desTráyga Imperfect disTruxésse disTraxésse disTruxéra or disTraería Fut. disTruxiére to draw aside * disTraýdo m. drawen aside * DisTráyga disTráygo vide disTraér * disTraymiénto m. drawing aside * disTraería vide disTraér * disTráxe disTraxéra disTraxésse vide disTraér Distribución f. distributing seuering or diuiding seuerally Distribuír or Distribuýr to distribute to diuide among people their seuerall parts * Distrícto or Distrítto m. a straight or prefixed compas * disTrúxe disTruxéra disTruxésse vide Distraér Disturbár to disturbe to trouble Ditádo m. a title Ditadór or Dictadór m. a chiefe officer in Rome so called which for halfe a yeere had a kings power neuer chosen but when the common wealth was in some great danger or trouble and at halfe yeeres end vnder paine of treason yeelded vp his office againe Also one that pronounceth to another a thing to be written * Ditadúra or Dictadúra f. a dictatorship * Ditámen or Dictámen any thing written or set downe as another pronounceth it or giueth instruction Ditámo m. Dittanie or garden ginger * Ditár or Dictár to appoint schollers exercises to giue vulgars to be made into Latine To tell pronounce or appoint to one what or how he shall write * Ditirámbo a song made in honor of Bacchus * Ditóno hauing two sounds or parts in musicke * Diva f. a goddesse a she saint Diversaménte diuersly Diversidád f. diuersitie * Diversión f. a turning aside Divérso m. diuers different * Divertído m. turned aside turned away Divertír yo Divérto to turne aside Dividído m. diuided Dividír to diuide * Diviérte Diviérto vide Divertír * Diviésso m. a hot swelling of a wounde Divinación f. diuining prophecying soothsaying Divinaménte diuinely godly Divinár to diuine to prophecie to soothsaie * Divinátoria arte the arte of soothsaying or diuination Divinidád f. diuinitie Divíno m. diuine holy a soothsayer * Divisa f. a deuise a purpose a toy * Divisádo m. deuised purposed bethought * Divisár to deuise to ordaine to bethink to purpose Divisible that may be diuided División f. a diuiding Dívo or Sánto a saint holy diuine a God Divórcio m. a diuorce separating of man and wife * Diúrno m. daily of the day continuall lasting * Divulgádo published made knowen diuulgated Divulgár Praes yo divúlgo 1. Praet yo Divulgué to publish to make knowne to spread abroad * Divulgue vide Divulgár Dixe Dixéra Dixésse Díxo vide Dezír * Dízque id est Díze que he saith that c. * Dizéno m. vide Décimo Deziémbre m. the moneth called December * Diziéndo saying D O * Do where * de Do whence * aDo where Dóbla f. a peece of money called a double containing 23. rials and a halfe of English money ten shillings ten pence halfepenie Dobladaménte doublie Dobládo m. doubled lined * veste Dobláda f. a lined garment Dobladúra f. lyning Doblár to double to line Dóble double * Dóble de campánas the ringing of bels Doblegáble that may be doubled that may be bent twifold Doblegádo m. doubled bent twofold Doblegadúra f. bending double Doblegár Praes yo Doblégo 1. Praet yo Doblegué to double to bend twofold * Doblegué vide Dobeglár Dobléz f. the lining of a garment * Dóblo m. a doubling a folding double * Doblón m. vide Dóbla * Doblón de a quátro a peece of money of 47. rials id est of twentie and three shillings and sixe pence * Doblón de óro a peece of 23. rials and a halfe in English coine of tenne shillings and ten pence halfe penie Dócil fit to be taught Doctór or Dotór m. a doctor a teacher * Documénto m. a document an instruction a lesson a proofe an experiment † Dogál or Cordél a coard a rope an instrument to holde horses by the nose with such as smithes vse * Dógana or Fondáco a custome house a tole house a store house * Dóge a title that onely the Dukes of Venice and Genoa haue Doládo m. hewed squared smoothed * Doladór one that planeth boords Also a plaine to plaine withall * Dóla a carpenters plaine Dolár to plaine timber or boordes Also to smooth or polish Doléncia f. greefe sicknes disease ache Dolér yo duélo to grieue to be sorrie Doliénte sicke sorrie greeued * Dólo m. deceit Dolór m. greefe sorrow paine Dolór de ilión the colicke * Dolorcíllo or Dolorzíllo a little greefe Dolorosaménte greeuously painfully sorrowfully Doloróso sorrowfull payned full of greefe * Dolorzíllo vide Dolorcíllo a little griefe * Domádo m. tamed made gentle Domadór m. a tamer a maker gentle * Domadór de cavállos m. a horsebreaker

baked or dressed Cócho m. sodden baked dressed Also a cart with two wheeles * Cocína vide Cozína f. * Coçinéro vide Cozinéro m. Cócle a grapple a hooke to catch holde with * Cóço vide Cósso Cóco m. a woorme that eateth vines a weuill Also a voice to skar chidren with as we say the bugbeare Also a fruit growing in the Indians * çoçobrádo m. ouerturned crossed ouerthwarted † çoçobrár to ouerturne to crosse to ouerthwart † çoçóbras f. ouerturning crossing of fortune † çocodovér f. a market place in Toledo * Cocodríllo vide Caymán m. a serpent a Crocodill Cocúyo m. a glo-worme * Códa f. a taile * Códa de múla an herbe called horse-taile * Codáço vide Codázo m. Codáda f. a blow with the elbow Codál of or belonging to a cubit a grin Codáles de carpintéro cubits in measure * Codázo m. a blow or stroke with the elbow Codeár to strike or push with the elbow Codéra the scab on the elbow or a broken sleeue at the elbow Codícia f. couetousnes greedines desiring still to gaine or to haue more Codiciár to couet to be greedie of gaine to seeke still to haue more * Codicilo or Codicíllo m. a little booke a small writing Codicillo de testaménto a codicill or addition of some bequeaths or alteration that a man before his death addeth to his last will after that it was written * Codiciosaménte couetously greedily Codicióso m. couetous greedie gripple on the world one that thinketh he shal neuer haue enough * Codizíllo vide Codicílo Códo m. an elbow a cubit * Codonéro m. a quince tree Codorníz f. a quaile the king of quailes * Coéla id est Con élla with her or with such a thing * † Coéte m. asquib made of gunpowder * Cófa vide Cófia f. a coife or kerchiefe Cófia or Cóffia a vaile or couering of a womans head that hanged downe to their shoulders Also a womans coife or caule Cofin m. a basket a pannier a fraile Cofráde m. a brother a frier Cofradía f. brotherhood a frierie a companie of friers a guild or corporation Cófre m. a cofer a deske a chest a casket Cofrezíto a little cofer or chest Cogedízo m. that is gathered togither that is brought from here and there that is leuied or gathered vp that is exacted or gotten by force Cogedór m. a gatherer togither a taker vp an exactor or leuier by force a collector * Cogécha vide Cohécha Cogér yo Cójo to gather to take vp to leuie to get as he can to catch to exact or make to giue to collect * Cogído m. gotten togither gathered caught vp leuied exacted * Cogimiénto m. getting togither leuying catching collecting * Cogomélo or Hóngo a mushrom or toadstoole Cogolládo m. hooded as moonks and nunnes are budded † Cogóllo m. a hood such as moonks or friers weare a bud of a tree Cogolmádo m. heaped vp increased laide on * Cogómbro or Cohómbre m. a cucumber Cogombríllo or Cohombríllo m. a little cucumber † Cogóte m. the pole of the head the hinder part of the head the nape the noddle * † Cogúlla f. a cowle or hood such as moonks weare † Cogujáda f. a larke a bird so called * Cohechádo m. bribed complotted togither hauing occupied togither or gotten goods togither † Cohechár to plow ground togither to gather goods togither to take bribes to complot togither Cohechazón f. plowing or breaking vp ground * † Cohécho m. a bribe taken complotting occupying togither Cohécho de juez bribing to peruert iustice a bribing the iudge * † Cohéte m. a squib made of gunpowder to flie in the aire † Cohollítos m. small colewoorts or the budding out of any herbes † Cohombrál m. a place of cucumbers † Cohombríllo or Cogombríllo m. a little cucumber † Cohómbro or Cogómbro a cucumber † Cohondér to confound to corrupt to marre † Cohondimiénto m. corruption confusion * Cohondír to corrupt to marre or confound * çohorí vide Zohorí m. a diuer a ducker * Cohórtes m. certaine bands or companies of soldiers the gards of a king prince or president garrisons the trains or gardes of noble men or magistrates to garde them into another countrie * † Cohujáda f. a kinde of larke with a crest on the head * Coja Cójo vide Cogér * Cojecha f. vide Cosécha * Cojedizo vide Cógedízo m. * Cojér vide Cogér * Cojimiénto vide Cogimiénto * Cójo m. lame Cojónes m. cullions the stones of a man or beast * Cojón de pérro an herbe called ragwoort * Coíto or Coýto m. carnal copulation Coiónda or Coyúnda f. the yoking of horses or oxen togither * Coiúndra or Coyúndra idem Cojúdo m. he that hath great cullions or stones that which is not gelded but hath his stones Cól or Bérça f. a colewoort Also a stalk Cóla f. a taile the yard of a man c. Also glue pitch Cóla vide Caçón * Cóla del arádo the plough taile or handle Cóla de cavállo an herbe called horsetaile or shauegrasse * Cóla pece an herbe called fishtaile * Cóla en grúdo glue pitch Colación f. beuer drinking togither nunchions breakefast eating after supper a portion that is due a bestowing of some preferment * Coláda f. whiting bleaching Coláda de pan̄os whiting or bleaching of clothes bucking of clothes Coladéro m. a strainer a sieue colender * Coládo hiérro iron as it is cast at the mine not hammered * Coladúra f. straining clensing whiting of clothes † Colámbre f. a dicker of leather Colár to straine to clense as they doe milke c. to white clothes Colár pán̄os to whiten clothes to bucke cloathes to bleach clothes Also to wring clothes being wet Colár benificio to bestow a good turne to do one a pleasure * Colatáres vide Colaterál Colaterál collaterall not of a right line pedegree or descent downewaile but on the right or better side as on the fathers side † Colcédra de plúmas a featherbed * † Colcédra f. a bedde of wooll or of flockes a mattres to lie on Cólcha a quilt couering for a bed * Colchádo made like a quilt or mattresse * † Colchéro m. a quilt maker or seller an vpholster a mattresse maker * Colchón a bed of wooll or featherbed * † Colchonchíco or Colchoncíllo m. a little mattresse a little quilte to lie on * Cóle yérva vide Cól Coleár to wagge the taile * Colegación f. a gathering togither a congregation an assembly * Colegádos m. gathered togither drawen to a congregation confederate togither * Colegár vide Congregár to gather togither to assemble to bring togither Collegiál pertaining to a college being of a societie liuing togither belonging to a fellowship or companie Colégio m. a college a place where students or other doe liue togither obseruing like orders * Colegir yo Colíjo to gather or bring togither to gather by proofe or by reason to forecast to perceiue to know to vnderstande to