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The Record Interpreter.
  • hiltum:—a hilt.
  • hindagiam:—loading.
  • hippocomus.—a master of the horse.
  • hiremannus:—a servant.
  • hiritinum:—a harrow (?).
  • hirna:—a sausage.
  • hirquicallus:—squinting.
  • hirsepa:—a torch.
  • hiruco. See hericius.
  • hispaniolus:—a spaniel.
  • historia:—a story, in a building.
  • hitha:—a wharf; a hithe.
  • hivernagium. See hibernagium.
  • hlammator:—a fisherman of some kind.
  • hobellarius—a. hobbler, a light horse soldier who rode a hobby.
  • hobelus:—a hobby (falco subbuteo).
  • hoberarius. See hobellarius.
  • hoccus salis:—a salt pit.
  • hocium:—the housing of a horse.
  • hoga:—a mound; a pit caused by making a mound.
  • hogacius:—a hogget.
  • hogaster:—a pig; a sheep in its second year, a hogget.
  • hogettus, hogietus:—a hogget.
  • hoggus:—a hog.
  • hogrus:—a sheep.
  • homagium:—homage.
  • hominatio:—muster; homage.
  • hominium:—homage.
  • homiplagium:—maiming.
  • hopa:—a hopper, a basket.
  • hora:—ore (ora).
  • horarius, horarium:—a breviary; a book of Hours.
  • hordarius:—the keeper of a granary.
  • hardera:—a treasurer.
  • horderium:—a granary; a treasury.
  • hordicium:—a hurdle.
  • horisonium:—a clock.
  • homagium, hornegeldum:—a tax on cattle.
  • horologiarius:—a clock maker.
  • horologium:—a clock; a watch.
  • horosropus:—a dial.
  • horripilatio:—shuddering.
  • hortarius:—a gardener.
  • horula:—a short time (dim. of hora).
  • hosa:—a small wooden cask.
  • hosæ:—hose.
  • hosarius:—a hosier.
  • hospitalaria:—the hostry or guest-house of a monastery.
  • hospitalarius—a knight of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem; a hospitaller or hostillar, a monk whose duty is to attend to guests, the steward of the guest-house; a guest-master.
  • hospitale, hospitaliias:—an inn; a guest house; a hospital.
  • hospitare terram:—to enclose (?); to build a house on.
  • hospitarius. See hospitalarius.
  • hospitator:—an innkeeper.
  • hospitium:—a house for receiving guests; an inn, a hostel; an Inn of Court or Chancery; procuration or visitation money.