4 GLOSSARY OF LATIN WVORDS. |Affrectare, or Affretare||to freight. |Affri||Oxen or horses for ploughing. |Agalma||An image on a seal. |Agenfrida||Lord or owner. |Agillarius||A hay ward, or herdward; keeper of cattle on a common. |Agistamentum||Right of pasturage; the sum paid for this right; assignment thereof. |Agistare||To assign pasturage for cattle, esp. in a forest. |Agistate terre||Lands whose owners are bound to keep up sea walls. |Agistator||An agister, an officer who superintends the pasturage in a forest. |Agitatio aninalium in foresta.||The dift or view of beasts in the forest. |Agnus Dei||An oval piece of white wax, stamped with the figure of a lamb, and consecrated. |Agreamentum||Agreement. |Agreare||To agree. |Agri||Arable land in the common fields. |Aisiamentum||Liberty of passage; easement. |Ala||The aisle of a church. |Alanerarius||A keeper of dogs (alans) or hawks (lanners). |Alba||Alb, a white tight-sleeved long vestment. |Alba firma||A yearly rent payable to the chief lord of the hundred in white money, i.e. silver;blaunch farm, silver rent. |Albergellum, or Albergio||A hauberk, a tunic of mail covering the head and shoulders, shorter than a habergeon. |Aldermannus||An alderman. |Alecenarium||A lanner (falco lanarius). |Alecium||Herring. |Aleium||Alloy. |Aliquilitas||Essence. |Allaya, or Allaia||Alloy. |Allegiantia.||Allegiance. To defend or justify by course of law. To levy or pay a fine. To allow. |Allowance; award. See Alodium. To allot.
Allegiare.
Alleviare.
Allocare
Allocatio
Allodium.
Allottare
Almaria
Almarium
Almucia, or Almucium.
See Arınaria.
Alna..
Aluetum
Alodarius
Amess or aumuce, a fur hood worn by canons,
and monks.
An ell. See Ulna.
A place where alders grow.
The lord of a free manor.
