freshman Nouizza a bride a spouse a new-maried wife a nouice Nouizzo as Nouitio Nouo new rare strange fresh vncoth not seene before sodaine Nozze nuptials weddings marriages Nube as Nebbia Nubigénio as Nebbigénio Nubilare as Nebbiare Nubilo Nubiloso as Nebbioso Nuca the nape of the head Nucca as Nocca Nudare to discouer to make bare or naked to explaine to strip naked to spoile to leaue succourlesse to disclose to make voide Also to make cleere plaine or euident to vncouer to reueale Nudezza nakednes barrennes pouertie barenes Nudità as Nudezza Nudo bare naked discouered vncouered destitute of poore Also plaine cleere euident without fraude guile or glosing made voide reuealed vncouered Nudrire nudrisco nudrito as Nodrire Nudrimento as Nodrimento Nudrice Nutrice a nurce a nourisher Nudritiuo nourishing nutritiue Nudritore a he nource a nourisher Nudritura nourishment nourture food Nugola a cloud or ouercasting of the skie Nugolare as Nebbiare Nugoloso as Nebbioso Nugolo a cloud Nulla nothing naught ought any thing Nulladimanco neuerthelesse yet notwithstanding Nulladimeno as Nulladimanco Nullamente by no meanes in no wise at no hand Nullare to disanull to frustrate to make voide and of no effect Nullità a disanulling a nullitie of no effect nothing annihilation Nullo no one not any any some not any one vaine blanke of no force Numachia a fight or combate by sea Nume the power will maiestie might deitie maiestie or will of God Sometime a God a deitie Also a soueraigne or diuine power and maiestie Also power or authoritie Also an oracle or iudgement Numella a tumbrell wherin malefactors were punished or a kinde of pillorie or stocks Numerabile that may be numbred numerable that may be tolde Numerale as Numerabile pertaining to number Numerate to number to tell to count to summe to recken in order Numerario as Numerale Numeratione a numbring a summe a numeration Numeratore a numbrer a teller a counter Numero a number a count a summe a quantitie Also order due time and proportion Also measure and order in syllables or verses Also a true verse Numerosità a number a numeration Numeróso numerous of a great summe Also in great number Also framed in measure or number of feete or going in due proportion of syllables Numidino a kind of marble stone Numisma a kind of coine of old times Nun vsed for In vno in one Nuntiare to shew or bring tidings to report to tell to signifie Nuncupare as Noncupare Nuncupatione as Noncupatione Nuntiata the annuntiation or our Lady day in lent as Nuntiatione Nuntiatione a shewing or bringing of tidings a report a declaration Nuntiato the office of a legate or ambassador Nuntiatore a shewer or bringer of tidings Nuntio Nuncio an ambassador or bringer of tidings or of newes Nuócere as Nocere Nuocimento as Nocumento Nuociuo as Nociuo Nuocéuole as Nocéuole Nuolare as Nolare Nuolatore as Nolatore Nuólo as Nólo Nuóra a daughter in law a mans sonnes wife Nuota a waue as of dammaske or chamlot Nuotare to swim to waue to flote Nuotatore a swimmer a wauer a floater Nuóto swimming a wauing a floating Nuóua a new of late Also a new report a tidings newes Nuoue the number of nine 9. Also newes Nuouità nouelty newnes Nuouo new of late Also a new report a tidings newes simple strange Nuro a birde in Samatra like a poppingiay but of fairer colour and speaketh more plaine Nutrire nutrisco nutrito as Nodrire Nutrimento as Nodrimento Nutritiuo nutritiue nourishing Nutrice a nource a foster-mother Nutritore a nourisher Nutritura nourishment sustenance food feeding nurture Nutricare as Nodrire Nuuilare as Nebbiare Nuuiletta as Nebbiarélla Nuuola Nuuolo a cloud a fogge a miste Nuuole a kind of simnell cracknel or bisket bread Nuuolare as Nebbiare Nuuoloso as Nebbioso Nuuolosità cloudines mistines fogginesse O O One of the fiue vowels O. an aduerbe of exception either onely or the signe of the vocatiue case oh an interiection of griefe of derision of admiration of imprecation and of reproouing as oh alas aie me good lord oh that tush figh away and such Obbrigare Obrigare as Obligare Obbrigo Obrigo as Obligo Obbrobriare as Obrobriare Obbrorio as Obrorio Obbrobrioso as Obrobrioso Obediénte obedient milde meeke pleasant obeying Obediénza Obedientia obedience humblenes obeisance Obedire disco dito to obey to please to yeeld vnto to do according Obelisco a great square stone broade beneath and growing smaller and smaller towardes the top of a great height there were diuers of them made in Rome Obiata are properly thinne wafers or sugar-bread Obiettióne an obiection Also a reproching or casting in ones teeth a laying to ones charge Obiétto an obiect a thing before a mans eyes and may be seene Also the laying or setting of a thing before ones eyes or against one a shadow or ouerthwart casting Oblare to offer a sacrifice or oblation Oblatione a sacrifice an oblation an offring an ayde Oblianza forgetfulnes obliuion dulnes Obliare to forget Oblico Oblicare as Obliquo Obligare to binde to tye or enter into bands Obligatione an obligation a bond Obligo a duty a bond an obligation Oblio forgetfulnes obliuion dulnes Oblioso forgetfull obliuious dull Obliquare to crooke to make crooked a wry bending or trauers Obliqua sphera that place of the world where the inhabitants haue the equinoctiall cutting their Horizon not plumb downe but sidelong Obliquità obliquitie crookednes wrynesse thwartnes Obliquo crooked wry thwart bending oblique trauers sidelong Oblire blisco blito as Obliare Obliterare as Obliare Obliuione obliuion forgetfulnes Obliuioso forgetfull vnmindefull Obnósso that hath deserued to be punished guiltie faultie Also dishonest base easie to be hurt Also sicklie or diseased Obnubilare to make darke with cloudes to ouercloude to make heauie and sad in countenance Obolo a little waight of halfe a scruple Also a small coyne about a pennie farthing sterlin Obrobriare to shame to reproch to slander to rebuke to twit or cast in ones teeth to taunt to check to reuile Obrobrio shame reproch rebuke or slander a reproching in words a rebukefull speaking an vpbraiding or casting in ones teeth an iniurie a check a reuiling Obrobrioso shamefull reprochfull slanderous iniurious reuiling taunting Obsiana a kinde of bright stone that will change his colour Obsidiano that is pure black or sable Also a kinde of black glasse Obuia comming towards or meeting withstanding Obuiare to go against to meete one in the way to withstand Oca a goose or a gander Oca marina a sea-cob or sea-gull Ocagionare as Occasionare Ocagione as Occasione Ocarella a gosline a yong goose a greene goose Occare to breake clods of earth to harrowe Occatore a breaker of clods of earth a harrower Occatura a breaking of earth a harrowing Occasionare Ocasionare to occasion to cause to happen to befall Occasione Ocasione occasion season or oportunitie of time meete fit and conuenient time to do Also
musing or thinking of a thing before hand Prémere premo premei premúto to presse to presse or weigh downe to tread downe or vpon to vexe to grieue to endammage to ouercharge to suppresse to wring to straine to be instant or vrgent vpon to force to compell to vrge to make to constraine to presse on Also to keepe a thing in that it come not abroad to dissemble and hide to keepe vnder to squise to crush to thrust to thrust downe to destroy to be contrarie or against to pursue them that flie to blame in words to rate and speake earnestly against to aggrauate to weaken and ouerthrow Also to concerne or touch a mans person or state-neere Premuto prest crusht supprest wroong strained forced inforced compelled vrged made constrained Also concerned or toucht neere Vide Prémere Premesse premitted put or set before the premises premised Premitore a crusher a strainer a presser a constrainer a wringer Vide Prémere Premitura a pressing a crushing a wringing a straining Vide Prémere Premiare to reward to meede to guerdon to recompence one according to desert Premiatore a rewarder a recompencer Preminenza preheminence prerogatiue Prémio a reward a meede a guerdon a recompence giuen to any man for his deserts PremonÃre nisco nito to forewarne to giue warning before hand to foreaduise Premonito forewarned foreaduised giuen warning before hand Premonitione a premonition a forewarning a foreaduise Premósso promoted preferred premâ—oued Premostrare to foreshew to foretell Premostranza a foreshewing a foretelling Premura a close pressing or working togither Premutare to forecharge Prence as Prencipe Prencipato a principalitie a soueraignty a lordship a seignorie Also excellencie soueraintie dominion seignorie rule preheminence Prencipale principall chiefe higest Also pertaining to a Prince of a Prince belonging to the first chiefe or Prince-like Also a beginning Prencipalità as Prencipato a principalitie a chiefe-dome Prencipe a Prince a soueraine a potentate a gouernor a chiefe he that hath the soueraigntie or dominion Also a noble-man a ruler a head-ruler the first the foremost a ring-leader Prencipessa a Princesse a woman Prince or gouernesse Prencipetto a yoong or little Prince Préndere prendo presi preso prenduto to take to receiue to take hold off to catch to snatch to accept to embrace any occasion Prenduto Preso taken receiued taken hold off caught catcht snatcht accepted Préndere la fortuna per il ciuffetto to take occasion by the snout Préndere in errore to mistake one for another Préndere in iscambio to mistake Préndere a nuolo to hire ship or horse Préndere a fitto to hire to rent or farme Préndere a vettura to hire a horse at liuerie Préndere per la mano to take by the hand Préndere fastidio to take care Prenomato Prenominato forenamed Prenome the first name the name giuen at the font Prenominare to forename to forealleage Prenominanza a forenaming Prenonciare to foretell to foreshew to declare a fore hand Preocupare to preoccupate to anticipate to preuent to ouerreach to take or possesse by preuention or anticipation to take before another Preocupatione a preuention an anticipation an ouerreaching Preordinare to fore-ordaine to ordaine or appoint before Preordinatione the first ordinance a fore-ordaining Preparamento a preparing a preparation Preparantia vasa the seminall veines and arteries Preparare to prepare to prouide to dight to make readie to make prouision before hand Preparatione a preparation a prouision a readines a preparing Preparatiuo a preparatiue or a preparation that pertaineth to preparation Preparatore a preparer a prouider Prepede swift or light in flying Vcello Prepede the bird that first sheweth himselfe to the Augure whereby he guesseth what is to come Prepónere pongo posi posto to preferre to aduanâ—â— to put before to set before to esteeme or set much by to giue one a place before another Prepositiuo to be put or set before Preporre as Preponere Preposto preferred put before made chiefe aduanced one preferred or aduanced before others Also as Prouosto one that is in authoritie aboue the rest Prepositione a part of speech called a preposition Also a putting or setting before Prepositore a prepositor an aduancer Prepositura a preferring before others Preposteramente preposterouslie backwardlie ouerthwartlie arsiuersie akewardlie contrarie to due course Prepóstero preposterous ouerthwart out of order backward arsiuersie cleane contrarie to all good order and due rule and formall fashion Preputio the fore-skinne that couereth the head or nut of a mans yard Prerogatione a prerogation a preheminence Prerogatiua a prerogatiue a preheminence a priuiledge an authoritie an aduantage a sway or rule aboue other men Prerogatiuo he whose voice consent or sentence is first asked that man or that thing that is of more effect prerogatiue and authoritie then others Presa a prize a reprizall a taking a snatching Also taken Presagia the arte of presaging or diuination or fore-boding or fore-guessing or fore-telling of things to come Presagiare to presage to deuine to foretell by tokens what shall happen to perceiue or haue a guesse before what will follow to perceiue a thing that is toward before it come to betoken to forebode to prophecie Presagiente a presager a foreteller a deuiner Also deuining fore-guessing fore-boding prophecying Preságio a presage a diuination by tokens a deuining a foreguessing a prophecying a foretelling a foreshewing or token of that that is likely to come or shall happen a foresignification or betokening of some thing to follow Presagire presago presagito as Presagiare Presaglia whatsoeuer may be taken or is taken a bootie Presago a presaging or foreguessing man one that foreguesseth foretelleth prophecieth or forebodeth things toward before they come or betokening of something to come and follow Prescia haste or speede care vrging hying sollicitation Presciare to hasten to make haste to speede to sollicite to hye to dispatch to presse to vrge Presciénte hauing foreknowledge that knoweth things perfectly before they come to passe Prescientia fore-knowledge or prescience an vnderstanding before-hand of a thing before it come to passe Prescioso hastie speedie hying pressing vrging Presciutto any kinde of dride bacon PrescrÃuere scriuo scrissi scritto to prescribe to assigne to limit to appoint to shew how and what to giue aduertisement to make and ordaine Also to write before Prescritto prescribed assigned limited appointed shewed how and what giuen aduertisement made and ordained Also written before Also a forme or precept a determinate rule order or fashion Prescrittióne a prescription a limiting a rule an assignement a limitation an appointing or determining an ordinance or forme Also a forme or precept a determinate rule order or fashion Presentagione a presentation or presenting Presentáneo present sodaine at hand for the present only readie speedie dispatching Presentare to present or offer to represent Also to resemble Also to make readie or set in a readines before the presence of some man Presentatione a presentation a
thing to vnbreech to vnchest Discatenare to vnchaine Discemare as Scemare Discéndere as Scéndere Discendénte descending declining Also an allie or kinsman Discénte a disciple a learner a scholler Discendenza a descendence a descent a petigree Discépolo a disciple a scholler a learner Discérnere scerno scernéi scernuto to discerne to perceiue to know to distinguish to know a farre off to ken Discernénte discerning perceiuing kenning Discerneuole that may be discerned or distinguished that is apparant Disceruellare as Sceruellare Disceruicare to vnnecke Discésa a descent a declining Also a rheume a catarrhe a pose or murre Discéso descended declined come downe alighted Discettare to disagree varie iarre or square Dischiauare as Schiauare Dischiodare as Schiodare Dischiomare to vnhaire to vncoiffe to disheuell to touze ones haire Dischiúdere chiudo chiusi chiuso to vnshut to open to vnclose to disclose Dischiuso vnshut opened disclosed vnclosed Disciferare to vncifer to decifer Discigliare to vnhoode a hawke to vnseere a birds eyes Discinare to dine Also a dinner Discingere cingo cinsi cinto to vnguirt Discinto vngirt loose free Disciógliere as Sciógliere Disciolare to open or vncase a slouen to put off hose and doublet without vndoing of points Disciólto as Sciolto Discioperato not idle busied Discipare to dissipate to waste to consume to riot away Discipito vnsauorie tastlesse without salt wallowish Also simple minded Disciplina discipline correction instruction Disciplinanti a religious order of such as will scourge themselues docile Disciplinare to discipline to teach to correct to instruct Disciplinario disciplinarie pertaining to discipline or correction Disciplinéuole disciplinable docile corrigible Discipolo as Discepolo Discluso excluded exempted seuered Disco a quoit to play with Also a great ring of iron leade or stone which men vsed to cast vp in the aire for exercise as we vse to throw the sledge or pitch the barre Discolare to vnglue Discolmo a kinde of colour in a horse Discolo disobedient stiffnecked wayward naught shrewde Discolorare to discolour DiscolorÃre risco rito to discolour Discolpare as Scolpare Discolpeuole vnguiltie blamelesse Discomodare as Incomodare Discómodo as Incómodo Discompagnare as Scompagnare Discompiacere to displease to dislike Discomposto vncomposed shapelesse formelesse Discomunale that which is not common Discomunare to appropriate that which is common Disconciare as Sconciare Disconciatura as Sconciatura Disconcio as Sconcio Disconfermare to vnconfirme to disestablish Disconficcare as Sconficcare Disconfidare to distrust Disconforme vnconformable Disconfortare to discomfort to disswade Disconforto disswasion discomfort Disconocchiare to emptie or spinne from a distaffe Disconoscenza vnacknowledging vnthankefulnes Disconosciuto vnknowne Disconsigliare to discounsell to disswade Disconsecrare to degrade to profane to vnconsecrate Disconsertare to bring out of order frame tune or proportion Disconsolare to discomfort Disconsueto vnaccustomed vnwont vnused Disconsuetudine an vnwont Discontare to vnreckon to abate in reckoning Discontentezza discontentednes Discontento discontent Discontinua discontinuall Discontinuare to discontinue Disconuenire vengo venni venuto to misbeseeme to be vnconuenient vnseemelie vnlawfull or vnmeete to disagree Disconueneuole disconuenient vndeceÌ„t vnseemely misbeseeming inconuenient Disconueneuolezza an inconueniencie or vnseemelines Disconuersare to vnfrequent not to conuerse together Discoppiare to vncouple to vnyoke Discoperta a discouerie Discoperto discouered open manifest reuealed vncouered DiscoprÃre copro copérsi copérto to discouer to vncouer to reueale Discordanza a discorde a iarring a squaring a disagreement forgetfulnesse Discordare to disagree to vntune to contend to iarre to square to forget Discordante Discordeuole Discorde discordant disagreeing differing Discordia discorde iarre squaring contention Discordo a disagreement a discorde a iarre a squaring Discorrentia a discourse a tale a speech Also a loosenes in the body a laske Discorrenza a running a flixe or flowing of humours Discórrere corro corsi corso to discourse to reason to run to and fro Discorribanda a glance or touch at anie thing in discourse a word and away Discorrimento a running to and fro a gadding vp and downe a discoursing Discorrucciare to pacifie from anger to forget or forgo ones anger Discoâ—siuamente by way of discourse Discorso discoursed reasoned runne or gadded to and fro Also reason wit discourse consideration or foresight Discortese discourteous vnciuill Discortesia discurtesie inciuilitie Discorzare to shaue to pare to pil to vnrine Discoscéndere as Scoscéndere Discoscéso as Scoscéso Discostare to separate to disioine to seuer to sunder to eslonge or go far off Discosto farre farre off distant farre a sunder Discotennare to flea to vnskin to gall or rub off the skin Discourire as Discoprire Discouerta as Discoperta Discouerto as Discoperto Discozzare as Scozzare Discredénte misbeleeuing mistrustfull vnbeleeuing a miscreant Discrédere credo credei creduto to misbeleeue to vnbeleeue to distrust to be a miscreant Discrepante different disagreeing Discrepantia difference or disagreement Discrescénte luna the waning or decreasing of the moone Discréscere cresco crebbi cresciuto to vngrow to diminish to wane Discrespare to vncurle to vnfrizle to vncrispe to vnwrinkle to smooth to sleeke Discretézza as Discrettione Discretione discretion iudgement wisedome consideration discreetnes Discréto discreet wise wary considerate circumspect Discrittibile that may be described DiscrÃuere as Descriuere Discrostare as Scrostare Discrudelire lisco lito to become from cruell gentle and milde Disculminare to vntop to vnroofe or vntile a house Discumulare to vnheape Discursione a discourse a discoursing DiscuscÃre as Scuscire DiscuscÃto as Scuscito Discussiuo which hath strength to dissolue or breake discussiue Discusso discussed searched related dissolued Discútere cuto cussi cusso to discusse to relate to search out Disdebitare to vndebt to come out of debt Disdegnare as Sdegnare Disdegno as Sdegno Disdegnoso as Sdegnoso Disdentato as Sdentato Disdetta a forespeaking an ill lucke a misfortune a gainsaying a foreboding Disdetto vnsaide recanted reuoked a saying gaine-saide withstoode forespoken misbeseeming vndeceÌ„t vnmeet a controuersie or contention Disdicéuole vnseemely vndecent not to be spoken DisdÃre dico dissi detto to vnsaie to recant to gaine saie to forespeake to be vndecent to misbeseeme not to become Disdogliare as Sdogliare Disdolorare as Sdogliare Disdottorare to vndoctor to degrade a doctor Disdossa alla disdossa loosely on ones backe a pick-apack Disdossare to take from ones backe Disegnante a map or modle maker Also a desseigner a complotter a contriuer a drawer a painter Disegnare to purpose to intende to desseigne to drawe to modle to plot to contriue to paint to pourtraie Disegnatore as Disegnante Disegni purposes desseignes draughts modles plots Disegno a purpose an intent a desseigne a draught a modle a plot a picture or pourtrait Disegualità inequalitie disproportion Disellare Disellato to vnsaddle Disenfiamento an vnswelling Disenfiare to vnswel to vnpuffe to alay to asswage Disensato senceles madde frantike out or reason Disenteria as Dissenteria Diseparare as Separare Diséra in the euening by night Diserrare to
a phesant poute Fagianótto Faggianótto a phesant poute Faggio a beech tree Faggiola a kinde of gall or acorne or maste that the Beech tree beareth Faggiolata Fagiolata a flim-flam tale as women tell when they shale peason which hath neither head nor foote nor rime nor reason a flap with a foxetaile court-holie water a tittle tattle or such Fagióli Fagiuoli a kind of pease like vnto a beane called faseoles french peason welsh beanes or kidney beanes Fagioli pinti french beanes or beanes of Rome Fagiólo a colts tooth whereby a horses age is knowen Fagnone an idle loytring gâ—ll a ninnie Fagótto a faggot a bundell a bauin a fardell a trusse a packe Also a kinde of musicall instrument Faguccia the name of a goldsmiths toole Faina a mincing coie nice puling squeamish woman an idle huswife a flurt a gigxi Also as Foina Fainare to mince it to pule to be squeamish to play the idle huswife Falangagio an herbe that cureth the biting of the spider Phalangio Falange a militarie order that Alexander the great vsed a great squadron consisting of eight thousand footemen Falangiale pertaining to that militarie order Falangio a kinde of venemous spider Also an herbe that cureth the biting of that spider Falangose a kinde of disease in a mans eielids Falaride a kinde of herbe called grasse corne Falbo a baie colour of a horse Also a kind of fish Falcare to wreath to wrest to bende to make crooked Also to abate to defeate Also to arme with crampers Falcati hooked armed with crampers as the Romaines were woont to arme their carts Falce a sieth a sickle a hooke a bill a crampern Also a fish called in Latine Taenia Falce fenaia a sieth to mowe haie Falchi are staies when a horse doth rest vpon his hinder parts Falciare to mowe corne or haie Falciatore a mower Falcidia a word taken from Falcidius the Roman who made a lawe that the Senate should haue the fourth part of the lands that were gotten The Italians vse it for the abatement of the fourth part of any thing but spoken in mockerie Falcifero a mower or one that beareth a sieth Falcinella a sickle Also as Auosetta Falcione a bending forrest bill or welsh hooke Falcone a faulcon Also a kinde of bumbard so called Also gold according to Alchimists phrases Falcon trauescio a kinde of faulcon Falconzafiro a kinde of faulcon with yellow legs and feete Falconeggiare to hauke or to faulcon Falconello a kinde of lanaret hauke Falconetto a faulconet a kinde of shot or bumbard Falconiera a faulkners bagge a hauking pouch Falconiere a faulkner a hauker Falcon randione a kind of faulcon that is king of al birds for that no bird dares flie neere it no not the eagle Falda a folde a plate a wrinkle a gathering the skirts of the cote It is also the side or foote of a hill Also the armour called taces or cuishards Also a flake Faldare to folde to pleite to entresse to wrinkle to cockle to gather to curle to entraile Also to flake Faldarello a little pretie dogge a playing dogge a puppie sitting vpon a womans cotes Faldéa a kinde of open or loose garment which the noble women of Venice were woont to were Falde swathes roulers or bandles to swath children with Also flakes of snow also those pieces of armory that are called cuishards or taces Also plaitings wrinckles folds gatherings curlings plaites Also lockes or handfuls of wooll or flaxe Also a folding an inwinding or a plaiting of a garment Faldelare as Faldare Faldigliare as Faldare Faldiglie as Falde Also a frocke or gathered garment Faldigie idem Faldoni as Falde Falecio a kind of verse or poeme Falegname a carpenter or timber maker or worker a cutter downe of wood a woodman Fal in bello a goodly gallant spruise finicall fellow in the worst sence a fresh water souldier a milke sop Falace false deceiueable deceitfull fraudulent guilefull Fallacia fallacie falshood deceit illusion fraud guile Fallacioso fallacious deceitfull Fallaci loquentia deceitfull speech Fallante falling missing Fallare to fail to misse to erre to deceiue to trespasse to fraud Fallenza Fallore Fallanza as Fallo Falletto is a little ring in the mouth of the bit set at one end of the roote Falli faults as Annelletti Fallimento as Fallo a breaking a bankrout Fallire Fallisco Fallito as Fallare Also to becom bankrout to crack his credit Fallito a bankrout one that hath crackt his credit Also broken bankrout crackt in credit mist erred Fallo Fallore a fault an error a misse a sin a transgression an ouersight a trespasse couen fraud or guile Also a fault in tenise Also do it Falope a kind of shell fish Falsare to falsifie counterfeit or forge Falsario Falsatore a falsifier a counterfeiter a forger a false corner Falseggiare as Falsare Falsetto a false treble or counter-tenor in musicke Falsidico a lier a leaser one that tels no truth Falsificare as Falsare Falsifico Falsificatore as Falsario Falsità falshood falsenes deceit Falso false counterfeit deceitfull Falsoni haukes or faullons Falsonetti little yoong haukes Falso quarto a cleft in the hoofe of a horse by the talent naile commonly called a false quarter Faluo a bay colour Fama fame report brute renowne reputation credit Fama vt or Fame vt in iest vsed for Fama vt a note in musicke but taken for hungerly or greedily Fame hunger famine Also greedines and desire an appetite a good stomacke or lust to eate Fame canina a hungrie dogged stomack Also a disease so called Fame contadina clounish hunger rauenous hunger Famélico hungrie greedie rauenous Famfaluche as Fanfaluche Famiglia a familie a household Famigliaccio a filthie groome hinde or swaine a scullion Famigliare to set vp houshold to become familiar to tame Also familiar tame gentle acquainted conuersant a houshold guest Famigliarità familiaritie acquaintance Famiglio a groome a seruant a hinde a swaine a manseruant Famiglióla Famigliuóla a little familie or household Familiare as Famigliare Familiarità as Famigliarità Fammelo do it me do it to me Fammi make me do me Famoso famous renowmed glorious excellent Famulénte hungrie or hunger staru'd Fanale a lanterne of a ship or gally Fanatico vsed for a pagan priest properly fanatike inspired rauished or mad Fanciulla a wench a lasse a girle a childe a maiden Fanciullesco childish toyish indiscreete puerile brattish Fanciullezza childhood youth puerilitie Fanciullo a boy a childe a lad a page a stripling a brat a barne Fando vsed in verse for facendo doing Fanello a little bird we call it a Linet some take it for a Lapwing Fanfaluche Fanfalughe flim flam tales old wiues fables a ribble rabble discourse idle words speeches of no worth Fanfaluco a simple sottish prating fellow Fanfalucole as Fanfaluche Fangare to bemire to bemud to bedash with durt to bedabble Fangarolla a kinde of bird alwayes dabling in the mud or myre Fango durt mud mire Fangoso durtie murie bedasht muddie bedabled Fangro
sergeant a catch-pole one that attacheth Satiabile satiable that may be satisfide Satiare to satiate to glut to gorge to satisfie to fill with meat to content Satiatura a glutting a gorging a full feeding Satietà satietie content glutting cloying plentie fulnes so much as one desireth also wearines tediousnes or lothsemnes Satiéuole as Satiabile Also lothsome or queasie Satieuolezza as Satietà Satino cagnoletto a smooth well-fed daintie little dog Sátio satiate glutted gorged full satisfide full fed contented Sátira a satire a kind of poeme rebuking euils and abuses an inuectiue that regardeth no person Satireggiare to write satyres to inueigh sharpely Satiriasi Satiriasmo Tentigine the standing of a mans yard lust-pride pricke-pride or priapisme Satirico satiricall bitter sharpe inueighing with speeches Satirione the herbe Satyrion Satirisi as Satiriasi Sátiro a satyre a man that is halfe a man and halfe a goate Also the hearbe Satyrion Satisfare to satisfie to please to content to paie that one hath lent to make satisfaction Satisfatto satisfide pleased content Satisfattione satisfaction pleasing content a purging an excusing Satollare as Satiare Satollo as Satio Satore a father a maker a begetter a creator a planter a setter Satoro as Satio Satraperia the order state or profession of bragging foolish captaines Also a gouernment Satrapia a prouince a countie a dutchie a lieuetenantship Sátrapo a chieftaine or captaine taken rather in bad then good part a gouernor or president of a countrie a great ruler a peere of a realme Sattino the silke stuffe we call sattin also a kinde of smooth little dog Saturare as Satiare Saturéia the hearbe wintersauorie Saturità as Satietà Saturnale as Saturnino Saturnino Saturnine Saturnall of the nature of Saturne Also certaine games vsed among the pagans Saturno one of the planets called Saturne Also the mettall leade according to alchimists Sáturo as Satio Sauatta an old broken shoe Sauattaro a cobler a souter a mender of old shoes Sauattare to cobble to mend or sout old shoes Sauattino as Sauataro Sauére as Sapére Sauiezza as Sapientia Sauina the shrub sauine Sauinella the shrub sauine Sauino a duskie stone which hauing any stone put to it waxeth bright Sáuio as Sapiénte Sauiolino prettie wise warie or wittie Also nice coy puling selfconceited humorous Sauiólo as Sauiolino Sauiuzzo sillie wise Sauonaccio as Saponaccio Sauonare as Saponare Sauonaro as Saponaro Sauonata as Saponata Sauone as Sapone Sauonetti as Saponetti Sauorare as Saporire Sauore as Sapore Sauoretti as Saporetti Sauorire as Saporire Sauorito as Saporito Sauoroso as Saporoso Sauora course stonie grauell or sand ballast or lastage for ships Sauoreggia winter-sauorie Sauorélla grauell or sand Also winter-sauorie Sauoreggiare as Saporire Sauorna as Sanora Saura as Stellione Sauretto a prettie sorell nag Sauro the sorell colour of a horse Also a kinde of water serpent Sauro metallino a kinde of colour betweene a roane and a sorell Sauro affocato a bright sorell Sauro scuro a darke sorell Sbacciellare to vnshale to vngraine or take out of the cods as peason and beanes Sbacco Gods-plentie store inough to spare hould-bellie-hould Looke A sbacco Sbadacchiare to gape to yaune for want of sleepe to loiter Sbadacchiamento a gaping a yauning a gasping a loitring Sbadagliare as Sbadacchiare Also to gag ones mouth Sbadaglio a gag for ones mouth to let him from speaking Sbadare as Sbadacchiare Sbadigliare as Sbadacchiare Sbadigliamento as Sbadacchiamento Sbadigliacciare as Sbadacchiare Sbadiglioso drouzie gaping or yauning for want of sleepe Sbagiaffare to chat to prate to prattle to babble to tattle to cog to foist Sbagiaffone a chatter a prater a pratler a babler a tatler a cogger a foister Sbagliaffone as Sbagiaffone Sbaiaffare as Sbagiaffare Sbaiaffone as Sbagiaffone Sbalancare as Sbarrare Sbalcio the name of an honorable kinde of habite that the ladies of Venice were wont to weare Sbalestrare to tell incredible tales to thunder out lyes to lye for the whet-stone Sbaligiare as Sualigiare Sballare to vnpack to vnloade to discharge any packs Sbalordire disco dito as Disballordire Sbalzare to bound or rebound as a ball or a horse to leape forth to skip away to skud out to burst to streame or gush â—â—t to hop to skip to bounze Sbalzo a bound or rebound of a ball a bound a leape a hop a skip a bounze a skudding away in haste a sodaine gushing bursting or streaming forth Also an abisse a precipice a downe-fall a crag a cliffe a rock a steepe Also a kinde of rowle or rouler that women vse to weare on their heads vnder their quoifes in Italie Sbanacerare as Sbadacchiare Sbancare to remoue or vnhorse from ones seate standing or place to vnbench Sbandare to vnbar to open wide to scatter to disseuer to deuide Sbandatamente scattringly disorderly confusedlie in forlorne manner Sbandeggiare to banish to exile to publish to cry or proclaime Sbandeggiamento a banishment an exile a proclamation Sbandeggiatore a proclaimer a publike cryer Sbandire disco dito as Sbandeggiare Sbandito exiled banished proclaimed Sbanditore as Sbandeggiatore Sbaragliare to ruine to vnbar to hauock to spoile to destroy to confound to subuert to offer violence to disorder to scatter Sbaraglio ruine hauock destruction spoile confusion hurlieburlie Looke A sbaraglio Sbaraglino a game at tables like irish-game or lurch Sbarattare as Sbaragliare Sbarbagliare as Sbaragliare Sbarbare as Sbarbicare to vnbeard to cut off ones beard Sbarbato beardlesse vnbearded without a beard Sbarbazzare as Sbarbagliare Sbarbicare to loosen extirp or pluck vp by the rootes Sbarbocciata a thump a blow a bang a rap Sbarbozzare to refraine to restraine to bridle Sbarcare to vnship to disbarke to land Sbarcamento an vnshipping a disbarking a landing Sbarcata as Sbarcamento Sbardellare as Sbaragliare Also to stare or glote with ones eyes Sbardellatamente confusedly ruinously carelesly in a hurlyburlie Sbarleffare to marke skarre gash or cut ouer the face Also to make a mouth in mockerie Sbarleffato markt cut or gasht ouer the face disfigured ones mouth Sbarléffo a cut a marke a hurt a skarre or gash ouer the face a mouthing or looking staringlie Sbarosole a kinde of bird Sbarra a barre a barriers an enclosure of poles or stakes an enchaining a yate or gate or stile ouer a hedge a barring or a hindrance Also a barre borne in some cotes of armes Sbarragliare as Sbaragliare Sbarraglio as Sbaraglio Sbarraglino as Sbaraglino Sbarrare to vnbarre or open wide to riue or disseuer Also to barre or crosse ouer with a barre as some cotes of armorie are Sbarrattare to vnbarre to disorder to wrack to hauock to confound to scatter Sbarratatamente confusedly stragling disorderly out of ranke Sbasire sisco sito to faint to swaune to be ready to yeeld the ghost vp Sbassare to abase to suppresse to caste downe Also to stop Also to pul downe Sbastare to vnpacke to vnsaddle a cariers horse also to pare to shaue downe Sbáttere batto battei battuto to trample to crosse or
Sfacciare to deface to spoile or ouerthrow Sfacciato defaced spoiled ouerthrowne impudent shameles saucie malapert ouerbold blushlesse Sfacciatamente impudently shamelesly saucily malapertly Sfacciatezza as Sfacciataggine Sfaccimento a defacing a ruine a spoil or wasting a deseasance an vndooing Sfaccitudine as Sfacciataggine Sfacélo a disease when any part by inflammation is mortified Also an herbe called wilde sage Sfacendato idle lazie fonde loitring without busines Sfagianare to phesant to peacocke or wantonize it to cut or hoite it out to reuell Sfagianato phesanted peacockized or wantonized or reuelled Sfagitide two great veines appearing on ech side of the throte and nourish all the parts of the head and necke Sfagumato a gull a ninnie that will easily be cosened or fetcht ouer the coles Sfamare to glut to gorge or quench hunger to fill Sfamato glutted gorged vnhungred fild with meate Sfamatura a quenching of hunger a good feeding Sfangare to rid cleare and make cleane from mudde myre or durt to vnmyre Sfardellare to strip to spoile to robbe to vntrusse or disburthen Sfare as Disfare Sfatto as Disfatto Sfasciare to vnswathe to vnbind to vnbandle Sfasciume birdes dung or such filth and ordure Also a disordred confused compassing about Sfatata ill-sauoured roynish vncomelie vnhandsome Sfauellare to gainsaie to vnsay to speake against Sfauata a kinde of meate of beanes Also a flimflam-tale Sfauilla a sparke a sparkle or twinckling Sfauillante sparkling twinkling Sfauillare to sparke to sparkle to twinkle Sfeducciato faithlesse trecherous trustlesse deceitfull Sfegatato vnliuered whiteliuered weak harted Sféndere fendo fendei fesso or fenduto to cleaue to chap to riue to shiuer to splint to slit to gape to flawe Sfenduto cleft chapt riuen shiuered splinted gapt chinkt flawd slitted Sfendimento a chap a chinke a cleft a cranie a gap a splinting a flawe a slit Sfenditura as Sfendimento Sféra a spheare or a globe a figure in all parts equally round a circle a howle a rundle any thing that is round Sféreale rounde sphericall of or like a sphere Sferebrare to teare to rent to tottre or breake in peeces Sfericare to builde or frame round like a globe or a sphere to make round Sferico sphericall round like a globe or a sphere Sferra an olde caste sute of apparell or any thing cast and left off Sferra caualli as Etiopide Sferramento an vnshooing of a horse a deliuering out of bonds or irons Sferrare to vnshooe a horse to free or deliuer out of bondes or irons Sferro a kinde of strong hard chest Sferza a whip a scourge a staile a rod. Sferzare to whip to scourge to beate with a whip to lash or slash to yerke Sferzata a ierke a yerke a lash or slash with a whip or a scourge Sfesso as Sfenduto Sfesso slit Also a slit Sfessura a slit a cleft Sfessura as Sfendimento Sfettonare is by Grison taken for the opening or cutting of the frush of the horse away to cure the disease called Formella or Fettone Sfiancare to make one leane lanke or gant Also to vnflanke or vnhanche Sfiatare to breathe and rebreathe Also to breath ones last Sfiatatóio a vent or breathing hole Sfibbiare to vnbuckle to vnlace to vnlatch Sfibbiatura an vnbuckling an vnlacing Sfida a chalenge a cartell a defiance Sfidare to challenge to defie to distrust Sfidato chalenged defide mistrusted Sfidatore a chalenger a prouoker a defier Sfigurare to disfigure to deface Sfigurato formelesse shapelesse disfigured Sfilaccij lint such as Surgions vse to make tents for sores Sfilare to rauell any cloth or silke Also to put out of ranke or out of ioynt Sfilata out of ranke out of order dispersedlie Sfilato punto a kinde of stitch in seamestrie so called Sfilatura the name of a disease in a horse Also as Sfilazza Sfilazza any kinde of raueled stuffe or sleaue silke or lint that surgeons vse Sfinga a beast called a Sphinx hauing a face and voice like a woman and hand and feete as a lyon Sfinge a kinde of Apes verie hairie hauing long teates who are easilie taught to forget their wildenes Sfinire nisco nito to end to finish to accomplish Also to swoune or faint to be in a trance Sfinimento a swouning a fainting a qualme an apoplexie Sfintro the round compassing muscle of the straight gut ordained to preuent vntimely excretion Sfiorire risco rito to vnflowre to deflowre to vnblossome Sfirena a kinde of long fish Sfocare as Sfogare Sfoderare to vnsheath or draw forth Sfodrare as Sfoderare Sfogare to wreake to vent or rage forth as fier doth being closely rakte vp Sfogato wreakt vented or raged forth ones griefe or anger Sfogamento a wreaking a venting a raging easing or puffing of ones anger Sfogatamente earnestlie raginglie Sfogare la rabbia to wreake or vent forth ones rage Sfoggiamento a flanting a lauishing a rioting a reuelling Sfoggiare to lauish riot reuell or flant it out of all measure and fashion to bring out of order or fashion to marre a fashion to commit any excesse Sfoggiato lauished rioted reuelled or flanted it out of order and fashion brought out of fashion fashion-lesse out of fashion ill fauored vnhandsome huge big great Sfoggiatamente carelesly riotously lauishly out of order and fashion flantinglie Sfoggiatore a riotous lauish flanting fabian a carelesse fellow an vnthrift Sfóglia Sfogliata a kinde of pye-crust which we call puff-paste Sfogliare to pull off the leaues to vnlease Sfóglio a flat fish called a sole Sfoia Sfoiata a sole fish Sfoiato glutted cloide or cooled or tamed with leacherie Sfondare to sinke downe to breake out the bottom to splint a ship Sfondata an ouerridden whoore a stallion rampe an old strumpet Sfondato bottomlesse Sfondillo a kind of great oyster Also a kinde of herbe the iuice whereof makes haire to curle called the holy-ghosts-roote Sfondolare as Sfondare Sfondrare as Sfondare Also to founder a horse Sfongio a kind of stone that is very light and spongious Sforare to boare prick or pierce full of holes Sforato boared prickt or pierced full of holes a disease in a horse called the laxe Sforgiare as Sfoggiare Sforicchiare to tickle push or prouoke out to rouze to vndenne to start a hare to boare full of holes Sformare to disfigure to deface to deforme to mis-shape Sfornire nisco nito to vnfurnish to disaray to deface Sfortunato vnfortunate vnhappie dismall haplesse vnluckie Sforzamento an enforcement a constraint a compulsion a rauishing Sforzare to force to enforce to constraine to compell to rauish Sforzati gallie-slaues prisoners perforce Sforzatamente enforcedly by compulsion or force Sfórzo force powre strength vtmost abilitie or endeuour compulsion or constraint Sfracassare to breake to bruse to hauock to spoyle to ruine to destroy Sfracasso hauock ruine spoile destruction ransack hurlie burlie Sfrage Sfragi a greene stone not transparent and printeth perfectly Also a kinde of vermillion Sfranciosato cured or healed of the french poxe vnfrenchifide Sfrangellare as Sfracassare Sfrángere frango fransi franto as
worne about the necke for a grace Vezzosamente wantonly dandlinglie quaintly squeamishly flattringlie Vezzoso quaint pleasant blithe bucksome wanton louing flattring bonnie nimble peart prettie coie squeamish puling nice spruce Vezzura as Verdura Vfficiale officiall any kinde of officer of or pertaining to offices and duties Vfficiamenti all manner of offices togither Vfficiario an officer Vfficio an office a dutie a point a part a tricke a good turne a seruice a benefite a pleasure Also homage honour Also state degree charge or diligence double diligence Also the morning or euening praier or seruice that is saide in churches Also a Primer booke or Seruice booke or Prayer booke Also a calling or function of a man Vfficioso officious dutifull kinde diligent Vfficiuolo a Seruice booke a Primer a Prayer booke Vffo vffoli some part of a horse Vggia feare fright terror amazement importunitie irkesomnes Also darkenes or pitchines Also annoyance hate spite blemish obscuritie malice darke Vggiare to darken to obscure to maligne to hate to blemish to afright to anoye Vggio as Vggia Vgnere vngo vnsi vnto to anoint to oynt to grease Vnto anointed ointed greased Vgnéa a kinde of fearne to burne to ashes whereof they make glasses Vgnianno yearely euery yeare Vgnolo single plaine slight vnlyned Vgóla the vuula or falling of the palet of a mans mouth looke Vuola Vguaglianza equalitie Vguagliare to equall to match to compare Vgualare as Vguagliare Vguale equall alike match euen Vgualità equalitie Vgualmente equallie alike Vguanno this yeare this very yeare Vi to you to your selfe you your selfe Also there in that place or thether Via an aduerbe of encouraging much vsed by riders to their horses and by commanders go on away go to on forward quicklie Also a way a high way a path a streete a causey Also being ioyned with meno manco and piu it stands for much or a great deale as via piu much more via meno much lesse c. Also a manner a meane or a way a custome a trade or fashion a rule method or order Viale a path or allie in fields or gardens a walking place Via meno via manco much lesse a great deale lesse Via piu much more a great deale more Via croce a crosse high way Via via an aduerbe of encouraging on away go to forward go on quicklie Viaggiare as Viandare Viaggio a voyage a trauell a wayfaring a way Viandante a wandrer a traueller a wayfaring man Also trauelling iourneying wandring Viandare to trauell to voyage to iourney to wander to wayfare Viaticare to prouide necessaries or furnish with prouision for a iourney Viatico prouision of whatsoeuer is necessary for a iourney be it victuals or any thing else voiage prouision a mans farewell giuen him at his setting forth to trauell Viatolo a narrow path a little causey Viatore a traueller a wayfaring man a pursuiuant a beadle Vibice a marke or print of a stripe or blow remaining in the flesh black and blue Vibio any creature that liueth on water and land Vibone the flowres of the herbe Britannica which being eaten before thunder are thought to keepe men from feare of lightning Vibrante brandishing trembling shaking Also warbling or quauering Vibrare to brandish to shake to flourish to wag to tosse to quauer to warble any kinde of weapon in the ayre to quauer or warble in musike Vibrire risâ—o rito to warble or quauer in singing Vibrisse the haires within the nostrils Vibro a branâ—ishing a shaking a florishing a wagging a tossing any kinde of weapon in the ayre Also a quauering a warbling or running in musike Vâ—caria a vicar-ship a deputation or lieuetenant-ship Vicariato a vicarage or a vicar-ship Vicario a vicar a deputie an vnderseruant that doth the office of another that is in stead or place of another that supplieth another mans roome and taketh paines for him Vice stead liew place roome course time turne behalfe change or mutation Also office or dutie for another and vsed much in composition of other words Vicecapo a vicepresident a lieutenant a deputie a viceroy Vicénda Auicenda by course by turne orderlie successiuely interchangeably in the second place in order now one and then another Also a mans share or part chosen by turnes Also the turne or course in altering now one now another an interchangeable course Vicendeuole interchangeably by turne by course in order one after another Looke Vicenda Vicendeuolmente as Vicenda Vicecameriere a vice-chamberlaine Vicegerente a vicegerent Vicegouernatore a vicegouernour a deputie-gouernour Vicenome a surname a nickname Also a pronoune Viceré a viceroy a deputie king Vicereggente a vicegerent a deputie-gouernour Vici or Vicci you there there you Vicina a neighbour she that dwelleth next vs or not farre from our house Vicinanza neighbourhood companie of neighbours dwelling together as Vicinità Also the ioyning of houses one to another nighnes Vicinare to approch or dwell neere together Vicinato as Vicinanza Also approched or dwelt neere Vicinità neighborhood proximity neernes nighnes likenes Also the companie of neighbours dwelling nigh one Vicino neere nigh next by not farre off next to hard by very like almost Also a neighbour one that dwels neere ones house or not farre from him Vicissitudine changing or succeeding by course the turne or course in altering now one now another an interchangeable course Vico a streete a suburbe a maine streete a village a hamlet a borough but properlie a row of houses close one to another with a way betweene them Vide as Vite. Vidità  Vie much or a great deale but it must be ioyned with piu meno or manco as Vie meno much lesse a great deale lesse Vie piu much more a great deale more Vietare to forbid to prohibite to let to hinder to inhibite to interdict Vietatore a forbidder a hindrer a letter a prohibiter Vieto a forbidding a prohibition a let a hindrance an inhibition an interdicting a stop a let an obstacle it hath beene vsed for a mans priuie parts also faint lither limber weake feeble that hath lost his naturall strength Vietta a little narrow lane waie path or allie or causey Vie va Looke Per vn vie và Vieuocato forenamed named foresaid inuoked Vigentesimo the twentieth Vigesimo the twentieth in number Vigilante watchfull wakefull vigilant quick-sighted charie that watcheth diligentlie waking diligent neuer sleeping nimble quick Vigilanza vigilaÌ„cie wakefulnes watchfulnes diligence Vigilare to watch to wake to be vigilant or verie diligent to take paine Also to fast to keepe the euen of any holie daie or solemne feast Vigile as Vigilante Vigilia an euen or vigile before any solemne feast or of a holie day an euen a wake a vigile a fasting day Also a watch a watching or abstaining from sleepe a watch by night which was wont to be vsed in old time deuiding the night into foure parts whereof commeth the first second third and fourth watch Also vigilancie and