Latin words and expressions

An overview of Latin words and expressions you might encounter reading old sources. For terms having special meaning when using Gramps, see Gramps Glossary. For a glossary of genealogical terms, see Genealogy Glossary.

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A

A.C. - anno Christi

A.D. - anno Domini

aet. - aetatis

a.m. - ante meridiem

ampl. - amplissima/..simus

a.u.s. - actum ut supra

a,ab

of, from

abamita

sister of the second great grandfather, sometimes also of great grandfather or from the grandfather

abavia

second great grandmother

abavunculus

brother of the second great grandmother, the great grandmother or the grandmother

abavus,abavia

abba(s),abbatis

abt

abbatia

abbey

abbatiola

small abbey

abbati(ss)a

abdis (abbess)

ablutus

cleansed (by baptize)

abernarius faber

person mending pots, kettles,...

ab hoc et hab ac

talking without making sense

abiit

he/she has left

ab infantia

since his childhood

ab intestato

with death without leaving a will

abjectarius

timmerman, carpenter, woodcarver

abmateria

sister of the second great grandmother

abnepos

son of the great grandson

abnepotes

descendants

abneptis

daughter of great grandson

abnurus

ab obstetrice baptisatus est

he/she is baptized by the midwife

abpatruus

brother of the second great grandfather

abortivus, abortius

premature child

abovius

second great grandfather

abreptus

taken away

abrogatio

withdrawal/annihilation of the law

absente corpore

funeral service without corpse

absente corpus

funeral service without corpse

absoluta munitus

having obtained absolution

absoluta et extrema unctione munitus

having obtained absolution and holy oils

absolutio

absolution

absque

without

absque dubio

without doubt

abuepas

son of the great grandson

abueptis

daughter of the great grandson

ac

and

acatholicus

not catholic

accepto

receive, accept

accepto necessitatis baptismo ab obstetrice

after receiving the emergency baptize by the midwife, due to the necessity of receiving the baptize by the midwife

accijns

tax on consummer goods

accisor

person who receives the direct taxes

aciscularius

mason, stonecutter, stonemason

actionarius

trader, shopkeeper

actis bannis

after the marriage calls

actuarius

company leader, clerc

actum

has come to pass

actum ut supra

date as before, on the date as mentioned at the top of the act

acuarius

needle maker

acuciator

sharpener of knifes

acufex

maker of needles

acuminator

sharpener of knifes

acupictor

weaver, lace worker

an aeternitatem trans(abiit)

has gone to eternity

adamita

sister of the second great grandfather

adavunculus

brother of the second great grandfather

ad-census

ad hunc actum requisitus

called up for making these acts, asked to make these acts

adinstar

as big, resembling

adjudicare

assign by public sale, assignment

admatertera

sister of second great grandmother

ad matrimonium inscripti

subscribed for the marriage/wedding

administratis sacramentis

given the sacrements (normally before dying)

administratus

given, applied

admodum

very

admodum reverendus

(title) referend

adnepos

son of great grandson

adolescens

youngling, young man, young daughter(between 15-30 years), (adv.) unmarried/without husband

adolescentie

young people

adolescentula

adolescentulus

ad Patres

adpatruus

brother of the second great grandfather

adpendere

with everything that belongs to it

ad perpetuam memoriam

in everlasting memory

adscriptum glebae

slave, counted together with the soil (gleba is earth)

ad solemnizationem hujus actus requisitis

asked to create these acts

adsti-tit

was present

ad tempus

temporary

ad tempus vitae

lifelong

adulescens

youngling, young daughter (15-30 years), (adv)unmarried/without husband

adulescentula

young girl, virgin

adulescentulus

very young boy

adulescentulo

small boy just out of childhood

adulta, adultus

1. adult

2. (adv.) growing up, very adult-like

adulta virgo

adult young girl

adulter

adulterer; illicit lover, paramour; offspring of unlawful love, bastard (eccl.);

adulterio natus

born out of adultery

adulterium

adultery; blending/mixing of different strains/ingredients; contamination;

adumbrator

portraitist, person who makes drawings

ad valorem

corresponding to the value

advenae, advenus

of a stranger

adventivus

bride price, bride wealth;given by somebody else than the father

ad verbum

word for word, literally

ad vitam

lifelong, for live (interests)

advocatus

ad vocem

to be found with the word, look up for the word

aedile

commissioner (magistrate) of police/fire/markets/games; sacristan

aedilis

master of the church, sacristan

aedituus

sexton, church guardian, church officer charged with the maintenance of the church buildings/money; also teacher of christian belief

aegridtudine quadam

by one or the other disease

aegrota,aegrotus

ill

aegrota per ... dies

after an illness of .... days

aegrotavit

has been sick

aegrotus

sick

aegrum

sick, weak

aequali gradu

in equal degree of blood or kinmanship

aequalis

equal

aerarius

coppersmith, copperbuyer; treasurer, financial manager

aerenculus

uncle

aerenculus magnus

brother of grandmother

aeres

grandfather

aeres maternus

grandfather (mothers side)

aeres paternus

grandfather (fathers side)

aetas

age

aetatis

old, having the age of ...

aetatis annorum

years

aetatis dierum

days

aetatis hebdomadorum

weeks

aetatis horarem

hours

aetatis mensium

months

aetatis septimanarum

weeks

aetatis provectae

elderly age

aetatis suae ...

in the age of ...

affidati

fiances; undermarriage

affines

relatives (wifes family)

affinis

marriage with a childless widow of the brother; (gen.) related, married into the family

affinitas, affinitatis

kinship due to marriage; related

ager

field

agere

do, act

agere (porcos)

tending pigs

ager novalis

unused field; plowed land left without buildings

agicessatio

fallow, left unplanted for a season

agnata

kinmanship (by blood) from mothers side

agnatio

kinmanship (by blood) from fathers side

agnatus

kinmanship in male lineage, related on fathers side

agnitio

recognition (of an unlawfull child)

agnomen

nickname

agrarius

farmer, countryman, peasant

agrestis

farmer, countryman, peasant

agricola, agricole, agricultor

farmer, countryman, peasant

agricolae

farmer, countryman, peasant

agricultura

agriculture

agynus

man without woman

a lapide

by a stone

alegenus

born in unknown territory/not here

alias N...

said differently, called differently

aliegena, aliegenus

born in unknown territory/not here

alienigenus

foreigner

alienum (corpus)

alien element, unknown particle/element

alii(s) et alii

e.a.

aliquis, aliqua

e.a.;somebody

aliquot

some

aliunde

from elsewhere

alius

other/another

allegatus est pro patre

designated as father

allodium

in full property of the owner, no tax duty (ground)

allutarius

preparerer of soft leather, leatherer (white)

altare

altar

alter

another

altera

other/s, the one, the other

altera die

the following day, the other day

alumna

stepdaughter

alumnus

stepson; discipel, student

ama

aam (old measure for wine)

amatina

daughter of an aunt (fathers side, so a full niece)

amatinus

son of an aunt (fathers side, so a full cousin)

ambio extranix

coming outside; forming one pair

ambo

both

ambo hic nati

both born here

ambo parochiani

both of this parish

amens

lunatic

a me pastore baptizatus

amica, amicus

girlfriend, friend, kin; (adv.) loyal; confidential; accustomed

amicitia

friendship; related by blood; guild

amita

aunt (fathers side)

amita magna

great aunt (fathers side)

amita major

sister of the great grandparents

amita maxima

sister of the second great grandparents

amitina

aunts daughter (fathers side)

amitinus

aunts son (fathers side)

amitini

brothers and sisters of the children

amitinus magnus

grandson of the sister of the grandfather

amplissima, amplissimus

(titel) reverent, in high appraisal

ampullarius

glassblower, person who makes bottles

an

or (in a question phrase)

a nativitate

since birth

ancellator

birth catcher

ancilla

maid, young woman, servant

ancilla mineus

person giving milk to a baby-feeding it

ancilla nutriens

nurse;person giving milk to a baby-feeding it

anilitas

elderly; high age (for women)

animam sui creatori reddidit

gave his soul to the Creator

annalis

one year old; yearly

anniculus

only one your old

anniversarium

birthday

anno

in the year

anno aetatis (suae) 12

in his 12th birth year, being 12 years old

anno Christi

AC

anno Domini

in the year of the Lord

anno eodem ut supra

in the same year as above; has the same age as above

annonarius

grain/wheat merchant

annorum

in the age

annuatim

every year, yearly

annum

year

annus

year

anonima, anonimus

nameless

ante

before

antea

earlier; before

antecessor

ancestor; person coming before you

antedictus

aforesaid

ante diem pridie

day before yesterday

ante meridiem

forenoon

antenatus

stepson (of which the father is deceased)

ante nuptiael, nuptiale

marriage conditions

antesignanus

(mil.) sergant major, head of the guard

antiqua, antiquus

(adv) old, elderly; (pl.) elders, ancestors

anus vetula

old woman

anus antiqua

old, elderly

apiarius

beekeeper, beefarmer

apoplexia

stroke

apricator

bleacher

aprilis

april

apud

with, for

apud acta

with mandate (assignee)

aqua

water

aquabojolus

beadle, sexton, sacristan, player of the organ

aquarius

manager of the fountains and waterworks; watercarrier

arator

farmer, plower, peasant

arbalista

(mil.) slingers (people armed with slings)

arborator

tree farmer

archiator

doctor; first doctor in a hospital; officer of the sanitory serfice; chairman of the medicl faculty (university)

archidiaconus

archdeacon

arcularius

timmerman, bowmaker, furniture maker

area

farm; house; area

argentarius

silversmith; banker; money changer

armentarius

cow herder; herdsman

armigar

squire (man-at-arms in the service of a knight)

armiger

page, armed person, squire

aromatopola

pharmacist; spice merchant

articulo mortis

on the moment of death

artifex

craftsman

artista

artist; craftsman

ascendens

(adv.) predecessor, ascending

assator

cook

asserens se nominari N...

who claims to be named ...

asserere

confess

assertione matris (ex)

according to the statement of the mother

asseruere

confess

asseruit

he confesses (e.g. to being the father)

assete

basis

assignat

he or she assigns ...

assignatus

assignee

assisia

fee one has to pay on a public sale; tax on primarely food; usage tax

astans

the person present

astantibus

the people present (sometimes at a baptise)

astare

to be present; standing next to it

astavia

grandmother of the great grandmother

asthmate

by asthma

asthmaticus

person suffering from asthma

astrologus

astrologer

ataeres

father of the second great grandfather

atamita

sister of the second gread grandfather

atavia

grandmother of the great grandmother

atavus

second great grandfather

atavunculus

brother of the second gread grandmother

atenarius faber

person repairing pots and pans

atmatertera

sister of the second gread grandmother

atnepos

grandson of the great grandson

atneptis

granddaughter of the gread grandson

atpatruus

brother of the second gread grandfather

atque

and

attestatio de vita

proof of life; testimony

attingens

obtaining (the age of)

atuepis

granddaughter of the great grandson

atuepos

grandson of the great grandson

aucellator

birth catcher; person tending falcons

auf(f)ugere

escape

augusti

august

aurifaber

goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller

aurifex

goldsmith

aurifodinarius

gold digger

auriga

charioteer

autem

however

avi

grandparents

avia, ava

grandmother

avia materna

grandmother (mothers side)

avia paterna

grandmother (fathers side)

avi pater

great grandfather

avitus

(adv.)grandfatherly

avuncula

aunt (mothers side), mothers sister; wife of the mothers brother

avunculus

uncle (mothers side), mothers brother; man of the mothers sister

avunculus magnus

brother of the grandmother

avunculus major

brother of the great grandmother

avunculus maximus

brother of the second great grandmother

avus

grandfather; (gen.) ancestor

avus maternus

grandfather (mothers side)

avus paternus

grandfather (fathers side)

B

b. bap. bapt. - baptisata, baptisatus, baptizata, baptizatus

B.L. - benevole lector

B.M. - Beatae Memoriae

B.M.V. - Beattae Mariae Virginis

baccalaureus

bachelor, person who holds the lowest academic degree, student having finished the general acadimic courses and starting the specialisation/master courses

bajula, bajulus

messenger; waiter; porter

baliu, balius

legal guardian of lesser degree

bal(l)ivus

head judge; person in Flanders, Hainaut, Holland, Sealand and North-France being the representative of the king/ruler; regent

balneator

hairdresser, barber

bannum

forced use of an object belonging to the landlord of which he demands payment, eg an oven

bannus

the bans, decleration of marriage

baptisabatur

he is baptised

baptisata, baptisatus

baptised, person being baptised

baptisata est

she is baptised

baptisatus est

he is baptised

baptisavi

I have baptised

baptisma, baptismatis

baptism

baptis(mate),-(mum) necessitatis

by the emergency baptise

baptismum

baptism

baptizata, baptizatus

person being baptised

baptizati sunt

they are baptised

baptizorum

from the people baptized

barbarc(ar)ius

silk weaver

barbarius, barbitonsar

barber

baro

baron

Beatae mariae virginis

the Holy Virgin Mary

beatae memoriae

in holy comemmoration

bedellus

servant of the law

beg(g)ina

Beguines

benedictio

blessing (of a wedding)

benefacere

gift, giving a gift

beneficatus, beneficiarius

priest being the beneficiary of a gift

beneficium absteinendi

the right of the children to refuse the inheritance of the father

beneficium inventarii

right of the heirs to (in case of doubt) only accept the inheritance if benefits can be obtained from it.

benevole lector

the reader of this having good intentions

bercarius

sheep herder

bibliopega

book binder

bibliopola

book merchant, book keeper

bidellus

executioners helper; bedel (an administrative official at universities); law enforcer

bidu(o), (ante)

on the second day, (before)

biennalis, biennis

two years old

bigami, bigamus, bimaritus

bigamy, man who is married to two women at the same time

binati filii

twins

binubus

man who married for the second time

bombarda

gunshot

bombardicus

gunman

bombardus

gunner, bombardier

bombicinator

person weaving/working with silk

bona

goods

bona hereditaria

bona materna

goods/items from mothers side

bona minorum, bona mingrum

goods belonging to a minor

botresses

basketcarrier (in the 17th, 18th century)

botularius

sausage maker; sausage merchant

boves

oxen (cows)

braxator, brax(i)ator

brewer

brevi

short

bubulc(ulai)us

oxen keeper; cow herder; oxen driver

buc(c)inator

hornblower

burdonarius

carrier animal driver

bursarius

purse maker, bag maker, leather worker, saddle maker; consignee

busti-rapus

person who desecrates a tomb

buticularius-pincerna

donor

C

c.,can. - canonicus

ca. - circa

cant. - cantor

capell. - capellanus

civ. - civis, civissa

cod. - codex

cojug. - conjuges

com. - comes, comitis, comitissa

conj. - conjug(i)alis

conjug. - conju(n)x

Cons.eccl.Rom.Smtis - Consuetis ecclesiae Romanae Sacramentis

cop. - copulata, copulatus

C.S. - consiliarius

cust. - custos

cac(c)abus

cooking pot

cacelanus

chaplain

cachexia

the green disease

cacubarius

(profession) oven tiler

cadaver

corpse

caduceator

negotiator; bridgebuilder, roadmaker

caecus

blind

cae-, coe-, celebs (-libis)

single, unmarried man

cae-, coelibatus

unmarried

caelator

metal carver, engraver

caelator ferarius

metal cutter, stamp cutter

caelator gemmarum

gemmologist, gemstone carver

caelator monetarium

coin die cutter

caelator typorum

letter cutter

caelum abiit (in...)

has gone to heaven

caementarius

stonecarver, stonemason

calcarius

nail smith

calcearius, calceator calcianius, calceolarius, calciarius

shoemaker

calciferrator

horseshoe smith

calculus

calculating pfennig (nl) (pfennig used in combination with a board to be able to calculate)

calendae

first day of the month

calida febri

by a hot fever

califex

shoemaker

caligarius

sockmaker; soldiers-aid

caligator

sockmaker, trousers maker

callifex

cambitor

money-changer

camerarius

chamberlain

campa

excuse

campæ

excuses

campana

clock

campana decimalis

decimal clock

campanæ

clocks

campanula

small clock, bell

campanulæ

bells

campi custos

local policeman (guard of the fields)

campi pars

tax paid in the form of fruits/vegetables

campus

open field, plain; battlefield

cancellarius

chancellor

candelarum artifex

candle-maker

candidarius

bleacher

canisius

dogs (small)

canonicus

canon (priest)

cantatum

sung

cantor

singer

cantrifex, cantrifusor

capellanus/ni

chaplain/s

capellania castralis

territory of a chapel and its chaplain - originally connected to a castel (often a territory is a chapels territory before becoming a parish)

capellanus

chaplain, underpriest

capellula

small chapel

capillamentarius

wig-maker

capitagium

capital tax, head tax

capitaneus

(mil.) captain

capitaneus equestris

(mil) cavelry captain

caponator

innkeeper

caput

head

carbonarius

coal burner

carcanum

necklace of iron to prevent criminals of escaping

carcer

dungeon, underground prison

caretarius

driver

carnifex, carnificis

executioner; butcher

carpentarius

timmerman; carriage maker

carrura

wagon, carriage

carta

charter, deed

castellana

viscountess

castellania

most important legal and civil organisation structure in the county of Flanders. It's head was the viscount.

castellanus

castle lord, viscount

castellum, castrum

keep

catabolensis

cargo driver

catalogus confirmatorum

namelist of the people who recieved the sacrament of confirmation

cataphractarius

cuirassier

catarrhus

catarrh

catholicus

catholic

catopt(r)icus

mirror-maker

caupo

innkeeper, winetapper, brew-master

caupona

inn; shop

causa mortis

cause of death

causa uxoris

causidicus

lawyer

cautio, cavere

be carefull; bail

cavere de rato

remain bail as long as the most important debtor accepts it for good

cecus

blind

cedere

pass over

celebrare

celebrate

celebratus

celebrated

celebravi

I have celebrated

celebs, coelebs

unmarried

cellarius

kitchen or cellar master

cementarius

stonemason

cemeterio

on the graveyard

cenotaphium

monument in the honour of somebody who's corpse is not present

censor librorum

censor (Catholic Church), a church official who approves and, if necessary, removes material from texts for publication

censuarius

leaseholder (hereditary), long-lease tenant

census

tax

census hereditas

leasehold (hereditary), long-lease tenant

centenarius, centarius

person who has 100 years

centesimo

hundred

centesimus

a hundredst (fraction)

centum

hundred

centurio

(mil.) captain, commander over hundered men

centurio equestris

cavelry captain

cerarius

wax-maker

cerdo

shoemaker, unschooled, handlaborer,tanner

certa, certum, certus

certain

ceterus

other

c(h)elista

violist, violin builder, violin player

chiliarcha

(mil.) colonel

chirotecarius

gloves maker

chirotheragius,chirotherarius

healer (less renowned than a medic), surgeon

chirurgus (juratus)

(sworn) healer, surgeon

christiane

in christian methods

cimiterium

graveyard

cingularius

belt-maker

circa

circa

circiter

around

circa primam matutinam

around one o'clock in the morning

circa secundam nocturnam

around two o'clock in the night

circa undecimam antemeridianam

around eleven o'clock in the forenoon

circa duodecimam diurnam

at twelve o'clock in the day

circa meridiem

around midday

circa tertiam pomeridianam

around three o'clock in the afternoon

circa quintam vespertinam

around five o'clock in the evening

circa undecimam nocturnam

around eleven o'clock in the night

circa vesperam

in the evening

circulator

marketeer; quackerist

civis

citizen (male)

civissa

citizen (female)

civitas

city

clancula

in secret

clarissimus

very famous

clarum vivorum propagines

family tree

clauculo

in secret

claudus

limp

clericus

clergy; apprentice; academic, savent

clericus scabinorum

alderman's clerk, sheriff's clerk

clibanarius

baker; oven mason; (mil.) cuirassier

clusor

(iron) smith; hunting aid

coadjunctor

added, help

cocus

cook

codex

handwriting

coelebs

unmarried, single

coelibatus

unmarried status

coemeterio

graveyard

cognatio, congationis

blood relative on mother's side

cognatus

blood relative on father's side (??mother??)

cognita/tus

relative (known)

cognomen

familyname

collactanea

breastfeeding sister (not a real sister, but feeding from the same woman)

collactaneus

breastfeeding brother (not a real brother, but feeding from the same woman)

collateralis

relative by blood in a sideways manner

collator

who has to right to assign a position

collybista

coinmaker

colonellus

colonel

colonia

leased farm

colonus

peasant, farmer, builder, colonial, citizen, inhabitant

colorator

painter

combusta, combustus

burned

comes

count

comitin

of the count

comitissa

countess

commater

godmother (female godparent)

commendator

commander

commendator provincialis

commissarius

commissar, agent

commissio

task, trial, assignment

commorans

stying at, living in

commorans apud

stying with, living with

commorare

to stay

commutator

money-changer

communicantes

communicans

communitas

village, community

comparare

appear

compater, compatris

godfather

compere

godfather

compositor calopodiorum

woodenshoes-maker

compositor vaginarum

scabbard maker

comprivignus

fellow stepson

computus

account

concillium Tridentinum

the Council of Trent

concubinatus

an alternative marriage with the Romans (with concubine, typically if women cannot pay dowry)

concursus

exam to become a priest

condicta

bride, betrothed

condictus

groom, bridegroom

condimentarius

spice-seller, grocer, pharmacist, druggist

conditio

profession

conditione (sub-)

(under) conditions

confamiliaris

belonging to the family

confesso

confession

confessione et extrema unctione praemunitus

given the last sacrements (confession and Holy Oils)

confessus

confessed

confirmati

people who recieved sacrament of confirmation

confirmatorum (registrum)

registry of people who recieved sacrament of confirmation

confirmatus

having obtained the sacrarment of confirmation

congeneralis

relative, familymember

coniu(c)s

husband

coniuga

spouse

coniugae

belonging to the spouse

coniugatoren

married people

coniuges

married couple

coniugis

belonging to the husband

coniugum

married couple (pl. genitive)

coniuncti

married couple

coniunx

the husband, the spouse

coniunxi matrimonio

joined in matrimony

coniux

often seen in texts as genitive of the plural of "conjugum", married couple

conjugalis

married

conjugata, conjugatus

married

conjugatio

marriage, wedding

conjugere

give away in marriage

conjuges

married couple

conjugiale, conjugialis

(adj.) marriage (of the)

conjugium

to go into marriage

conjugum

being married

conjuncta, conjunctus

(adj) married, related

conjuncti fuerunt,-sunt

are married

conjunctio

marriage, relationship; relatives

conju(n)x, coniu(c)s, contectalis

husband, man

conjurgatus

married

connubium

marriage

consanguineus, -nea

blood relative

consanguinitas, -tatis

of the blood relation

conscabinus

fellow alderman

consensu meo

with my consent

consensu parentum

with the consent of the parents

consensu pastoris

with the consent of the priest

consensu quorum interest

with the consent of the people involved

consiliarius

council member

consobrina

consobrinus

consobrina magnus

consobrinus magnus

consocer

consors

con(e)stabul(-arius),(-us)

consortis

consuetis ecclesiae (Romanae) sacramentis

consul

contectalis

conthoralis

contractante nuptiali

contrahunt

contrahunt matrimonium

contraxerunt

contraxerunt matrimonium

contraxit sponsalia

contribulis

conubium

conversus (ad fidem catholeam)

copiae

copula conjugalis

copulanda, copulandus

copulare

copulata, copulatus

copulatio

copulatio coram

copulati fuere, -fuerunt, -sunt

coqua

coquus

coram

coram judice

coram me infrascripto pastore

coram notario et testibus

coram omni plebe

coram praedicante acatholica

coram testibus

corbiferius

corbifex

cordarius

corem

coriarius

coronarius, coronator

corpus

corpus alienum

corpusculum

correptus

corrigiarius

costa

cotarius, cotiarius

cremeterium

cribrarius

crispator

crucesignatus

crucifer

crucis

crumenarius

crux

cubicularia

cubiculum

cuius anima requiescat in pace

cuius loco

cuius vicem supplevit

cuius vices egit

cujus

cujus filia

cuius loc(o) (-um) tenuit

culcit(r)arius

cultellarius, cultellifex, cultrarius, cultrariux

cum

cum ab illustrissimo ac reverendissimo domino episcopo obtena dispensatione in bannis

cum amicis

cum consensu pastoris

cum dispensatione

cum dispensatione impedimenti consanguinitatis

cum dispensationei in bannis

cum dispensatione in banno

cum fundo et omnibus pertinenti(bus) (-is)

cum mea licentia

cum missa

cum pertinentiis

cum suis

cum totali relaxatione

cumulare

cum vigilus et exequiis

cuparius

cupe(n)dinarius

cup(r)ifex

copper worker

curanda

pupil; stepdaughter

curandus

pupil; stepson

curator

curator, guardien, overseer

curator ventris

curator over unborn child

curatus

priest

currus

wagon

cursor

messenger

curtiu

the short one

custodis

guardian

custos

guardian, protecter, porter, guard

custos camporum

local law enforcer, local policeman

custos mercenarius

rented guardian

custos ovium

sheep-herder

custos porcorum

pig-herder

cyrothecarius

gloves-maker

D

D.,Dnus,Dus - dominus

d.a. - dicti anni

d.d. - de dato

dec. - decanus

D G - Dei gratia

dict - dicto, dictus

dioc. - diocesis

D.J.U. - doctor juris utriusque

dlla, D.cella - domicella

Dna - domina

D.O.M. - Deo optimo maximo

dapifer

senescal

data generali absolutione (in articulo mortis impertiri solita)

after giving general absolution (normally recieved during the death throes)

de

of (in general in names translated from Latin)

debilitate

by cause of debilitation

debilitate senectus

due to senility

debitis

the obliged

decalciare

removing your shoes

decanatus

deanery

decanus

dean

decanus districtus

dean of a district

decarchus

(mil.) corporal

decem

ten

decembris

december

decempedator (jurator)

surveyor (under oath)

decennis

teenager

decennium

decennium

decima bladi

large tenths

decima feni

hay tenths

decima gelimae

straw tenths

decima torbonum

turf tenths

decimae novalis

new tenths

decimae veteres

old tenths

decimator

debitor of tenths

decimo

ten

decimonono

nineteenth

decimotertio (...quarto etc.)

thirdteenth (fourteenth etc.)

decimus

tenth

declarans-,declaratus se scribere non posse

declares not to be able to write

declarantibus se non posse scribere

declaration of not being able to write

decollatus

decapitated

de consensu meo

with my consent

de consensu parentum

with consent of the parents

de consensu pastoris

with consent of the pastor

de consensu quorem interest

with consent of those involved

deculciare

take off the shoes

decurio major

(mil.) sergeant major

decurio militum

(mil.) corporal

de dato

of the

dedi

I have given

dedicatio

blessing of a church, mass

de expressa lincentia

with explicit permission

defecto virium

powerless

defensor

defender

defunctorum

death register

defunct(a),(-us)

died, died out

defuncti

deceased persons

deglubitor

skinner

de gratia speciali

Dei gratia

deinde

de labore suo vivens

de (mea) licentia

delirium

de mandato amplissimi ac reverendissimi

demigravit

de more

denarium

denatus

de nocte

denunciac(t)io

denuntiare

denuntiati

Deo optimo maximo

Deo optimo spiritum dedit

derelicta

derogare

de sacro fonte susceperunt

descendens

descendere, descendi, descensum

deservitor

desponsare

desponsatio

desponsat(a),(-us)

destibus sensibus

de suis vivens

devotus

dexter

diaconus

diarrhea

dicere, dictum, dixi

dicit

dicti anni

dictionis caesariae

dicto

dicto loco

dictus

die

diem suum clausit

dierum

dies, diurnus

die precedente

dies solis, die dominica

dies lunae

dies martis

dies mercurii

dies jovis

dies veneris

dies saturni, sabbati dies

dies veneris sanctus, dies veneris parasceves

dies feriatus

dies majalis

dies natalis

die subsequente

digamus

digesta

dilatus

dilirium

dimachus

dimerie

dimidium

dimidius

dimissoriales dedi ad contrahendum matrimonium

dimissus

dimorendas

dimirentibus (impedimentibus)

diocesis

discedere

discessit

discessus

dispensatio

dispensatio affinitatis

dispensatio consanguinitatis

dispensatio in bannis

dispensatio in uno banno

dispensavi

dispensavit

dispositus

dissenteria

dissimilis

dissolutio conjugi

distinctio

ditionis caesariae

dito

diuturna infirmitate

dioturno languore

divortat(a),(-us)

divorti sententia

divortium

dixit

doctor ecstaticus

doctor juris utriusque

dolator

doliarius

(in) doloribus partus

domicella

domicellus

domicilium

domina

dominica

dominus

dominus castri

dominus loci

dominus supremus

dominus temporalis

(in) domo propria

(in) domo sua

domus

drossardus

ducentesimus

ducissa

dum viveret

duo

duocenti

duodecim

duodecimus

duodennis

duodetriginta

duodetricesimus

duplex vidua

dux, ducis

dux belli

duxit in matrimonium

dux militum

dysenteria

dysuria

E

e - est

eccl, Ecclia - ecclesia

e.o. - ex officio

eod. - eodem

eq., EQ. - eques, equitis

e

eatenus

ecclesia

ecclesia denuntiatio

ecclesia sacramentis munita

edentarius

eius, ejus

eiusdem, ejusdem

eiemonisiarius

eiemosinarius

elevare

emisit spiritum

emissio

emissus

emundator

enim

eodem

eodem anno

eodem die

eodem instanti

eodem morbo

eo quod

eparchus

ephipiarus, ephipparius, ephippiarius

ephorus

episcopalis

episcopus

episcopus electus

epithalamiumn

equalis

eques, equitis

eques aureivelleris

eques hungaricus

eques loricatus

eques cataphractus

equicida

equisius

ergotismus

erisipelate

eruginator

esse

est

et

et aliis

etiam

e vivis abiit

e vivis discessit

e vivis excessit

e vivis migravit

e vivis obiit

ex

exactiones et tallia

exactor

ex altera

excindere

ex commissione pastoris

excoriator

exculpator reorum

ex debilitate senectus

ex eodem morbo

exequiae

exercitor

exercitus

exeuntium sacramentis munitus

ex febri(s)

ex fluxu sanguinis

ex hac

ex hac misera vita decessit in domino

ex hac vita in aeternam transivit

ex hac vita emigravit

exhaustus

ex hoc

ex ictu equi

eximius ac doctissimus dominus

exire, exireo, exirii, exiritum

exitus

ex longa infirmitate

ex officio

expiravit

expositus

ex primo thoro

ex secundo thoro

exscindere

ex tabe, ex tabbe

extinctus

extraclusus

extraneus

extrema unctio(ne)

extrema unctione uncta

extremis munit(i), (-us)

extremis praemunitus

extremis S.R.E. sacramentis refuctus

ex una

ex variolis

ex vulnere

F

f.,fa. - filia:

f.,fs.,fil. - filius

f.,fol. - folio

F r - folio recto

F v.,F vers. - folio verso

fr.,FR(A). - frater

F(R)S. - fratris

faber

faber armorum

faber cordarum

faber fer(ra)mentarius

faber ferrarius

faber grossarius

faber laminarius

faber lignarius

faber sporcarum

fabrica ecclesiae

fabricator ligneorum calicorum

fabritius

facere

(in) facie ecclesiae

factis tribus bannis

factis praeviis tribus bannis

factis tribus (consuetis) proclamationibus

factis de more tribus ecclesiae, factis denuntiationibus consuetis

factor cordarum

factor sporcarum

factum

falcarius

falconarius

familia

familiaria

familiaris

familiares

famula (rustica)

famulus (rusticus)

fatuus

febris

febri aestuanti

febri calida

febri frigida

febri maligna

febri putridus

febri vehementi

februarii

feci(t)

femella

femina

femini generis

feminis sexus

feminus

feniseca

feodalia

fere

feretrum

feria

feria prima

feria secunda

feria tertia

feria quarta

feria quinta

feria sexta

feria ultima

feria penultima

ferrarius (faber)

fetura

fetus

fideicessor,fide(i)jussor

fidel commissum

figler(i)us

figulus

filia

filiae

filiarum

filia devota

filia in(n)upta

filialis

filiaster, filiastra, filiastri

filiato

filicarius

filietas

fil(l)iola

fil(l)iolus

filitrix

filius

filii

filiorum

firmarius

fistularius

flator

fluxu sanguinis (ex ...)

focaria

foderator

foemella

foetus

folio

foraneus

foreanus

forestarius

fornacarius

fornicatio

fortasse

forum

fossar

fossarius

francenum

francus scabinus

frater

fratris

frater germanus

frater major

fraternitas

frater predicator

fratres consanguini

fratres gemilli

fratres germani

frater germanus

fratres uterini

fratria, fratri(ss)a

fratria filia

fratruelis

fratrum

frenarius

fructus in limine

fuere, fuerent, fueront, fuerunt

fuit

fuit 55 annis

fullo

fulmine tactus

funarius

fundatio

fundavit anniversum pro reque animae suae

fundibularius

funfex, funificis

fusor aurichalci

fusor campanarum

fusor pottorum stanneorum

fusor typorum

G

gen. - genus, generis

gral. absol. - generali absolutione

galli

gangredine consumptus

garbae

garcifer

gemellae

gemelli

gemini, geminae

gemmarius

geneculum

genr, generi

generali absolutione

generatio

generosa

generosus

genetrix

geniculum

genimen, geniminis

genitor

genitores

genitrix

genitum

genitura

genitus

gens

gentis

gentiles

gentilitas

gentilitia, -ium, -um

genui

generis

genus

germana, germanus

germen, germinis

grulus

gignere

gladiarius

glos, glosoris

gosephilatium

gradus

granarium

granarius

granum

graphiarius

grassarius

de gratia speciali

gratis et pro deo

gravamen, gravamina

gravida, gravidita

gravidam, graviditatis

gravia

graffiarius

gregio

grossa

grutarius

guasapa

H

h. - hora

h.a. - hoc anno

habita dispensatione

habita dispensatione matrimonium contrahendi in tempore clauso

habitans

habitans in dicto pago

habitis dimissorialibus

hactenus

haemorragia

ha(e)reticus

haeridem ejus fundaverunt anniversarium

hebdomas

hebdomadicus, hebdomalis

hecatontarchus

hereditarius

heres

heri

hic

hic facta est

hoba

hoc anno

hoc mense

hoc tempore

hodie

hodie mane

hodierno

hollandicus

honestus

honor, honoris

hora

hora matutina

hora vespertina

hora secunda a prando

the second hour after the midday meal, i.e. 2 p.m.

hora tertia matutina

horreum

hortulanus

hospes, hospitis

hospitium

hui(j)us

huius loci

hujus pagi

huius prolis

hujus communitatis scabinus

humare

humilis

husarus

hydropticus

hydropsisis

hypodidasculus

I

ib., ibid. - ibidem

i.c. - juris consultis

id. - idem

i.e. - id est

I.H.S. - Iesus ominum Salvator

ill. - illustrissima

in Dno. obiit - in Domino obiit

I.U.B. - iuris utriusque baccalaureus

IUL, IVL - iuris utriusque licentiatus

iacens in lecto

iam

ibi

ibidem

ictu sclopeti

ictus

idem

ideo

id est

Iesu

igitur

ignotus

illegitima, -mus

illa, ille, illud

illi

illigitima, -mus

illius

illustris

illustrissima

imbare

imbicillis

impedimenta, -tum

impedimentum dirimens

impedimentibus dirimentibus

imperium

impertiri

impregnatio

imprimus

improles

improvusa morte

inaequali gradu

in albis (sepultus)

in articulo mortis

in caelum (coelum) abiit

incertus, incerta

incestriosus

incestum

incola (inquilinus)

in comitatu

incontinens

in continent

inde

in doloribus partus

in Domino obiit

in domo propria (proprio)

in domo sua

ineans

in eodem domo

inerunt

in facie ecclesiae

infans

infans dimidii anni

infans unius mensis

infantes

infantis

infantium

infantula, -lus

infector

inferius

in festo sancti N...

in fidem

infirmitate

infirmorum sacramentis

infirmus

inflammatione

in foro

infra

infra scripto

infrascriptus

inhumatus est

inerunt

inierunt

inire

inirierant

inirierat

initus

iniverunt

in itinere trajecti

iniustus

initium

initum (matrimonium)

inierunt matrimonium

inivit matrimonium N. cum N.

in lecto decumbens

in margine

in mea abstsentia

in necessitate baptizatus

innocens, innocentis

innominis

in nomin(a)e

innupta, innuptus

inopinatum

in partu

in perpetuis

in presentia

inpuerperis

inquisitio

insanabilis

insanae mentis

insania

in solidum

institor

instrumentum

insuper

integer, integra, integrum

integralis

in tempore clauso

inter

inter adstantium preces

interdum

interea

interim

inter missarum solemna

interscripto

interstitium

inter vivos

intestat

intestatus

intime

intimare

(in)tinctor

intra

inunctus

inventitius

inventus

investitus

in vita sua

ipsa, ipse, ipsum

ista, iste, istud

ita est

item

iterum

iudex, iudicis

iuncti sunt

iunior

iunioris

iunctum, iungere, iunxi

iuris utrusque baccalaureus

iuris utriusque licentiatus

iuribus, iuris, ius

iuvenis

iuvenis adolescens

iuvenis innuptus

iuventus, iuventutis

iuxta

J

Joa'=Joanna
Joes=Joannes
Jois=Joannis
J.U.D.=juris utriusque doctor
J.U.L.=juris utriusque licentiatus
juv.=juvenis

jam=reeds, nu, al
janitor=deurwaarder
januarii=januari
joannes=jan
joannis=van jan
joc(ul)ator=grappenmaker, schalk, goochelaar, kunstenmaker, joker
judex=rechter
jugalis=gemal, echtegnoot, man
julii=juli
juncti sunt (matrimonio)=zijn verbonden (in het huwelijk)
junctus=verbonden
junii=juni
junior=de jongere
junioris, (iuniores)=de jonge
junius=vzn juni
junxi=ik heb verbonden (huwelijk)
jurator=gezworene, jurylid
jure concilii tridentini=volgens de regels van het concilie vanTrente
jure devoluto=toekenning van een beneficie nadat de gewone collator zijn benoemingsrecht niet had uitgeoefend binnen de voorziene periode
juris=wet, recht
juris consultus=rechtsgeleerde
juris utriusque doctor=dokter in de beide rechten
juris utriusque licentiatus=licenciaat in de beide rechten
jus=recht, wet (pro juribus pastoris) de rechten te betalen van de doop)
jus presentationis=recht van een kandidaat ter benoeming voor te dragen
justicisrius=baljuw
justitiae satellis=gerechtsbode
juvencula=jong meisje
juvenculus=jonge jongen
juvenis=jongeman, jongeling, vrijgezel
juventa=jeugd
juvenus innuptus=ongehuwde jongeling
juxta=bij, behorend bij, naast
juxta formam Concilii Tridentini=volgens de voorschriften van het Concilie van Trente

K

k 

see c

kalendis 

the first day of the month

L

l.,leg. - legitima, legitimus

laborans

laborator

labore suo vivens

lacticinator

lacticinatrix

laesus

laesus a gallis

laminarius

languore, languoribus

lanifex, lanificis

lanifilator, lanifilitor,lanaefilitor

lanifilitrix

lanio, lanitus

lanitonsor

lapicida

lapidarius

lapis, lapidis

lapsator

lapsus

largus, largusa, largusum

lateralis

laterator

latonius

latus, latusa, latusum

lectionum

lectus

legitima, legitimus

legitimair

legitimare

legitimarunt, legitimaverunt

legitimatus

legitimatus est per subsequens matrimonium

lena

leno

lenta tabe

lesus

lethalis

lethargo

leuca

levans

levantes

levator

levatrix

levi morbo

levir

leviri, levirus

liber

libera, liberum

libera baronia

lber hic spectat ad ecclesiam...

liberi comitatu

liber rationum

libertus

librarius

libri, liberi

libripens,libripensator

licentia

licentiatus medicinae

lictor

ligatus

lignarius, faber lignarius

linea

linifex, linificis

linitextor

litterae dimissoriales

litteris libertatis pastoris

loco

locumtenens centurionis superior

locumtenens in pensione constitutus

lorarius

ludi magister

lustratio

lutheranus

lychnopoeus

M

m. - mater

M., Mag., Mgr. - Magister, Magistri

mort. - mortuus, mortua

m.p., MP., mria - manu propria

mtrm., Matrim. - matrimonium

macies

magister, magistri

magister generalis

magistratus

magnus

magnus magister

maii

majordomus

majorennis

majores

malversare

mamburnus

mane

manipula

mansionarius

mansuarius

mansus

manu propria

marescal(l)(i)us

marita

maritus

maritata, maritatus

mariti

martii

mas, maris

masculini generis

mascul(in)us

mater, matre, matris

materna

maternitas

maternus

matertera

matertera magna

matertera major

matertera maxima

mathematicus

matreulis

matricularius

matrimonii vinculo copulati sunt

matrimonio iuncti (coniuncti) sunt

matrimonium

matrimonium coniuncti

matrimonium contrahunt

matrimonium contraxerunt

matrimonium inierunt (iniverunt)

matrimonium juncti sunt

matrimus

matrina

matrinia

matris soror

matrona

matruelis

mature

matutina, matutinus

mea

mea licentia

medietas

medium

mei parochiani

mellicida

membrana

membranaceum, -ceus

membranarius

membranarum commercium

membranarum confectio

mendicans,mendicus

mensa pauperum

mensator

mensis

mensium

menstruus

mercator

mercator cerae

mercator granorum, - grani

mercenarius

meretrix, meretricis

mergendus

meridie

meridies

messie

miles, militis

milis in servitio

millesimo

ministerium, officium

minorensis

minorese

minutor

missa

missa angelica

mixtus

modo

mola

molarius

molendinarius, molitor, multor, molitos

monachus

monendus

monstarius

monialis

monitiones

morbis

morbo caduco

morbo colico

morbo contagioso

morbo febrilli

morbo incognito

morbo languido

morbo levi

morbo pectorali

morbo variolorum

morbus

more christiano

moribundorum sacramenta

motientum sacramenta

mors

mors civilis

mortalitas sacra

mortaliter laesus

morte improvisa

mortua, mortuus

muliebris

mulier, mulieris

multorum mulier

multis aliis

mundeburdus, mundiburdus

munitus

murarius

murator

N

n., nat. - natus

naalis - naturalis

N.B. - notabene

N.D. - nobilis domine, - domina

N.N. - nomen nescio

noe., noie - nomine

not., nots - notarius

naevus

nam

nata

nativatas, nativatis

nativus

natum, natus

natum mediam nocte

naturalis

natus anno

nauta

navector

navigator

navis

navium gubernator

necessariis moribundorum sacramentis

necessitatis baptismum

nec non

neonatus

neosponsi

nepos

nepta, neptis

nesciens scribere

nescius

nobilis

nobilis domina

nobilis dominus

noctis

nocturnus

nomen (mv) nomina

nomen nescio

nomina defunctorum

nominavit

nomine

nonagenarius

nonaginta

nonam

nondum

nono

noster

notabene

notabilis

notandum quod ....

notarius

notarius publicus

notarius regius

nothus

novalis, novaal

novem

novemdecima

novembris

novennis

noverca

novercalis

novercari

novercus

nubilis

nuda proprietas

nudius tertius

nullo allato impedimento

nullo(que) detecto impedimento

nummophylacis, -lax

nummularius

nunc

nuncupatio

nuntius

nuper

nupta, nuptae

nuptus

nuptiae, nuptiarum

nuptialis

nuptiare

nuptura

nupturus

nuptus

nurus

nutritor

nutrix, nutricis

O

o., ob. - obiit

O.B., O.S.B. - benedictijn

ob.s.p. - obiit sine prole

O.D., .P. - dominikaan

oes - omnes

O.F.M. - franciskaan

O.T.E. - ordinis teutonici eques

ob defectum rationis et loquelas

obdormivit

obierunt

obiit sine prole

obiit (subito)

obire, obeo, obi(v)i, obitum

obitus

ob periculum mortis

obrutus

obsequa

observandis observatis

obstetrix, obstetricis, obstitrix

obtenta dispensatione

obtentus

obtinere

occisus

occisus ictu sclopeti

occubuit

octavus

octennis

octo

octobris

octogenarius

octoginta

officialis

officinator

officium

olim

omissus

omnes

omnibus ecclesiae romanae sacramentis

omnibus exeuntium sacramentis

omnibus extremis sacramentis

omnibus sacrae romanae ecclesiae sacramentis (prae-)munitus

omnibus sacramentis

omnibus sensibus destitus

operaria rustica

operarius

operarius scriniarius

operatio caesarea

opifex, opificis

opificium

opilio

oppidanus

oppidum

orator

oratrix

orba, orbus

orbata, orbatum, orbatus

ordinariis ecclesiae sacramentis

ordinariis moriturientium sacramentis

ordinarius

ordinis teutonici eques

organista

oriunda, oriundus (ex)

orphana

orphanotrophus

orphanus

ortus

ostiarius

P

p., P. - pater, patris

p., pag. - pagina

p., patr. - paterinus

P., p.p., par. - parentes

Pbr., pres. - presbyter

pleb. - plebanus

p.m. - post meridiem, pro memoria, piae memoriae

praec. - praeceptor

Proc. - procurator

p.s.,P.S. - post scriptum

p.t. - pro tempore

pagimagister

pagina

pagus

penetarius

panifex, panificis

pannarius

pannicida

pannifex

pannitensor

pannufex

pantopola

papa

papalis

papulis

papyrifex, papyrificis

paralysis

parens, parentis

parentela, parentelae

parentelus

parentes

pariter

parochia

parochianus

parochus

pars

partim

partus

parvula, parvulus, parvus

pastellator

pastor, pastor porcorum

pastor loci

pater

pater denominatus

pater ignoratus

paterinus

pater nescitur

paternitas

paternus

pater patris

pater praevignus sponsae

pater sine nomine

pater sponsae

pater sponsi

pater suppositus

patibulum

patraster

patrem

patrem designare recusavit (quae ...)

patria

patria caesarea, patria imperialis

patrina

patrini

patrinus

patris

patris soror

patrius

patrueles

patrueles magni

patruelis

patruelis magnus

patruus

patruus magnum,- magnus,- magni

patruus major

patruus maximus

pauper

paupercula

pauperculus

pecora

pectorali morbo

pecunia, pecuniae

pedes, peditis

pedisequa, pedis(s)equus

pelliceum

pellifex, pellificis, pellitarius, -o

pelvifex, pelvificis

penesticus

penitentia

pentarchus

penultima

per

per duos dies aegrotavit

peregrinus

perhonestus

periculosus

periculum mortis

perillustris

peripneumonia

per me

per procurationem

persistere

persona

persuadere

pharmacopoa

phrenesis

pht(h)isicus

phtisis

piae memoriae

pictaciarius

pictor

pictores

pietas, pietatis

piscator

pistor

pistrix

pius

placide

platea,plateola

plebanus

pleuritide

plumbarius

plurus alii

plurimi

plurimum (reverendus)

poena

polentarius

pomarius

pomeridianam

pomeridianus

pompa funebris

popinarius

post

post alium

post demuntiationem ternalem

postea

posteri

posteritas

post hoinum memoriam

posthuma, posthumus

postmeridianus, post meridiem

post partum

post prandium

postquam

postridie

post scriptum

post susceptum baptismum

post trinam proclamationem

postuma, postumus

prae, pre

praeceptor

praeco

praedicta, praedictum, praedictus

pra(e)dio

praefectus

praegnans

praemissis proclamationibus

pr(a)emissis tribus bannis

praemittendis

praemunitus

praenobilis domina, -dominus

praesentibus (ut) testibus

praetendentis

praeter

pr(a)etor

praevia dispensatione (in tribus proclamationibus)

praevie

praeviis

praeviis sponsalibus et tribus bannis

praeviis tribus bannis

praevius

praxator

precedente

preco, preconissa

predio

prefigna

prefignus

prepositus

presbyter

presdicte

presentia

presentibus testibus

presidiano

pridie

prima

prima(m) noctis

primo

primogenita (-tus)

primo genitura

primo genituur

primus

princeps

priore anno

privigna

privignus

pro

pro animae suae refrigerio

proamita

proauctor

proavia

proavuculus

proavus

probator

probatum est

prochiliarcha

proclamatio

proclamatio of bannum,

procreare

procreatores

procul

procurator

procuratorum

prodigi

prodigus

progener, progeneris

progenero

progenetrix, progenetricis

progenies, progenei

progenitus

progenius

prognata, prognatus

pro iuribus pastoris

proles, prolis

promatertera

pro memoria

promeridianus

pronepos

proneptis

pronurus

propaginis

propago

propatruus

prope

propinquitas

propinquus, _qua

propola

proprietarius

propter

pro qua, -quo

pro quibus absentibus suppleverunt

pro quo absente supplevit

prosapia

pro se et suis

procoser(i)

prosocrus

protavus

pro tempore

protribunus

provisus

pubertas

puella

puellaris

puellula

puer

puera

pueri

puerinus

pueritia

puerpera

puerperis (in-)

puerperium

puerulus

pugna

pupilla

pupillaris

pupillus

pup(ul)a

pup(ul)us

pusio

pustulae

pusus

puteus, putus

Q

q.q.

quadragenarius

quadragesima

quadragesimus

quadraginta

quadrante

quadriennes

quae nominavit patrem N..,quae patrem declaravit

quae patrem designare recusavit

quae sequntur desumpta sunt inscriptis ;;;

qualitate qua

qualiter

quamquam

quanta, -tum, -tus

quarto

quartus

quartusdecimus

quasimodo

quattuor

quattuordecim

que

quia

quidam

quidem

quietus

qui fuit 55 annis

qui mecum

quindecim

quinquagenarius

quinquaginta

quinque

quinquennis

quintam matutinam

quinto

quintus

quintus decimus

quo

quod

quod attestor

quod testor

quondam

quoque

R

R.D. - reverendus Dominus

Rdo - reverendo

rel. - relicta, relictus

ren. - renata, renatus

R.I.P. - requiescat in pace

r.f. - relicta filia, _ filius

ratiocinator

ratione dubii

ratione privatus

reale, -lis, -liter

rebaptizatus

receptor

rector

rectum

redemptor

reditibus pauperum vivens

refectus (sacramentis)

refusa

regeneratio

regenerata, -tus

regina

registrum

registrum baptizatorum

registrum defunctorum

registrum matrimonio, reg. juncorium

registrum mortuorum

relicta

relictus

relicte filia

relictis binis filliis majorensis

relictis duabis filiabus

relictis tribus prolibus

relictus viduus

relinquens post se uxorem cum 4 prolibus

remissis omnibus bannis

remissis proclamationibus

renata, -ßtus

repudiata, -tus

repudium

requiescat in pace

requievit in Domino

requisitis denunciationibus

residet

residet apud

residet continuo in oppido

residet extra

retulit

revalidatus

reverendo

reverendissimus

reverendus

reverendus dominus

Rex

rheumate

ribaldus

ristrictus

rite

rite munita, -tus

Romano-Catholicae religionis

rotarius

rubri sigilli

ruricola

rusticus

S

sacel. - sacellanus

sc. - scilicet

scolas. - scolaster

scrips. - scripsit

sct./st. - sanctus

sen. - senior

spons. - sponsa, sponsus, sponsalia, sponsalium

S.P.O.A. - senatus populusque Antverpiensis

ss. - subscripi

S.T.D. - sanctae theologiae doctor

susc - susceperunt, suscepit, susceptor, susceptrix

sabbatum

sacellani

sacellanus

sacellum

sacerdos

sacra baptismatis unda ablutus

sacramentaliter

sacramentis munitus

sacramentum extremae unctionis

sacramentum matrimonii

sacramentum poenitentiae

sacrista(nus)

sacro oleo provisus, sacramentosacri olei munitus

saepius

samiator

sanctae theologiae doctor

sanctimonialis

sanctis sacramentis

sanctus

sanguinis fluxum

sanguinem spuens

sartor, sartorius

sartrix

satelles

satrapa

scabinus

scabini

scandularius

scidi, scissum

scilicet

sciatorius

sclopetus

scolasticus

scoparius

scorifex

scorpionarius

scortztor

scortum

scraba, scribe

scribere

scriniarius, scrinifex

scrinarius

scripsit

scriptor, scriptarius

scrutarius

sculptor imaginum

scultetia

scultetus

se affinare

secretarius

secta lutheranorum

secundo

secundus

sed

sedecim

sellarius, sellator

semen, seminis

semiennis

semistultus

semiterie

senatus populusque Antverpiensis

senectus, senectutis

senectute confectus

senescalcus

senescalissa

senex, senis

senexadolescens

senilicus

senilis

senio confectus, - consumptus

senior

senii, senium

sepelivi

septem

septembris

septemdecim

septem dies

septennis

septimana

septime, septimo, septimus

septimus decimus

septigentesimus

septingenti

septuagenarius

septuaginta

septuennis

sepulc(h)rum

sepalta, sepulte, sepultus

sepultura

sepultus in choro

sepultus in coemeterio

sepultus in ecclesia

sepultus in ecclesia navi

sepultus in templo

sericarius

servatis servandis

servitutes rerum

servus, sevus

servus non liber

sescentesimus

sescenti

se scribere ignaros declaraverunt, se scribere ignarum declaravit

sesquiennis

sex

sexagenarius

sexagesimus

sexaginta

sewennis

sexta, sextus

sextus decimus

sexus

sic

sicut

sicut et

signam erat

signatura

signifer

silva

similarius

similis

sine

sine die

sit venia verbo

sit legitimatus per subsequens matrimonium

sive

soboles, sobolis

sobrinus

socer, soceri

socer magnus

socer major

socrinus

socrus

socrus magna

socrus major

soldanus

solemnicatio, solemnitatio

solemniter

solemnizatum

solicessatio

solitis proclamationibus

sollers

solum

soluta

solutus

solvit

soro

sororcula

sorores

sororis

sororius

soror patris

sororum

spicarium

spiritum Deo reddivit

spiritum exhalavit

spoliationes

sponsa

sponsus

sponsalia, sponsalium

sponsalitius

sponsari

sponsor, sponsoris

sportularius

spuria

spurius

sputo sanguinis

stannarius

staterarius

statim

status animarum

sterculinum

sterilitas

sterquilinum

stirpis, stirps

studiosus

stulta, stultus

suae coniugis, suae uxoris (legitimae)

sub

subcenturio

subcommendator

sub conditione

sub dimissorialibus R.D. pastoris sponsi

subditus

sub hac parochia

subitanea morte

subitanee

subito

subito defuncta

sub juramento

sub mediam noctem

sub meridiem

submersa, submersum, submersus

submersus in mosa

suboles, subolis

subscripsi

subsequens

subsignerant

subtribunus

subulcus

sub urbe

sub vesperam

succursalis

sufferator

suffocatus

sui juris

summo mane

summus pontifex

sunt

superior dominus

superstes, superstitis

supplevit

supradictus

surdaster

surdus

sursus et mutus

suscepit

susceperunt

suscepto prius baptismate ab obstetrice

susceptor

susceptrix

susceptores

susceptores fuerunt, - erant

susceptorum

suscipere, suscipi, suscipio, susciptum

suscipientes

suscipientibus

suscipientibus eum de sacro fonte

sutor

suus, sua, suum

T

tabe

tabellarius

tabello

tabernarius, tabernator

tactu apoplexico

tactus

talementarius

tamen

tandem

tanquam

tapetium artifex

tector

tector diomorum

tector laterum imbricator

tector straminei,- stramineus,- straminium

tegularius

telenei receptor

tempestive

templarius

tempore clauso

tempore necessitatis

terra decimalis

territorium

tertiam

tertio

tertius

testes, testis

testes fuerunt

testibus

textor

textores

thesaurarius

thorum, thorus

thysicus, pthhysis

tincio

tinctor

tomeator

tonsor

toparcha

transiens

translatus

trecentesimus

trecenti

tredecim

tredecimus

tregemini

tres

tria

tribunus

tribus

tribus habitis proclamationibus

tribus proclamationibus praemissis factis

tricenarius

tricesimo

tricesimus

triennis

trigamus

trigeminae, trigemini

triginta

trimmellae, trimelli

trimestris

trimula, trimulus

trinepos

trineptis

trinitas

tritavia

tritavus

tri(tura)tor

trivatus

tumulatus

tussi

tutela, tutelae

tutor

tutoris

tutrix

typographo

U

u.a. - ut ante

u.i. - ut intra

u.s. - ut supra

ux. - uxor, uxoris

ubi

ulcere

ultima, ultimo die

ultimum diem vitae clausit

ultimus

ultrajectum

ultrajectensis

undecim

undecimus

unde obligavit se et sua

undevicesimus

undeviginti

ungena, ungenitus

unius

unus

urbe N..

usu rationis carens, uno rationis privatus

ususfructus

ut

ut ante

ut asserunt

ut dicunt

uterina

uterinus

uterque

uterus

ut fertur

uti dicitur

uti mater in partus doloribus coram obstetrice declaravit

ut infra

ut patet in registro

utriusque iuris doctor

ut supra

uxor, uxoris

uxorari

uxorata

uxoratus

V

v. - vidimus

v.,vso. - verso

vid. - vide

vacca

vagabundus, vagus

vaginarum confector

vagorum

valde

valet

valent

valvarius

varii

vascularius

vector

vedova

vedovus

vegisimo

vel

venator

veneris (die-)

venia aetatis

venditor

venit

vero

verso (folio)

versus

verus matricularius

vesperi

vespertina

vespillo

vestifex

vetula

vestulus

vetus

vexillarius

vexillifer

vi

viaticum

vibrellator

vicarius (perpetuus)

vice

vicecomes

vicecomitissa

vicecommendator

vicedecurio

vicesimus

vicenarius

vice pastore

vicesimo

vicinis

vico

vicus

vide

vide librum sequentem

videatur

videbatur

videlicet

vidimus

vidua

viduus

viduam relinquens

viduum relinquens

viduata

viduatum

viduatus(bn) weduwnaars

viduatus, viduitas, viduitatis

vietor

vigesimus

viginti

vigore rubri sigilli

villa

villica

villicus

villicus major

viminarus

vir, viri

virgina

virginae, virineum, virgineus

virginis, virgo

virginitas, virginitatis

virgulator

virguncula

viribus exhaustus

virtuosus

vi rubris sigilli

viscount

vicis litteris Rdi. Dni. pastoris in N..

visum repertum

vitam cum morte commutavit

vitam cum morte conjunxit

vitor

vitrarius, vitriarius, vitriator, vitrficator, vitrifex

vitrica, vitricus

vitripictor

vivens

viverit, (dum -)

vocatur

vomitus

vopiscus

voti, votum

vulgo

vulgo vocatus, vulgo dictus

X

Xbris, 10bris - decembris

December

@

7bris - septembris

September

8bris - octobris

October

9bris - novembris

November

10bris, Xbris - decembris

December