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The Record Interpreter.
  • lunarius:—a watch, dog.
  • lunda:—a bind of eels, i.e. 250; two timbers of skins, i.e. 80.
  • lundeni:—men whose service was on Monday.
  • lundinarium:—a quarter of a virgate.
  • lunivagus girus:—the moon's orbit.
  • luparius:—a wolfhunter.
  • luplicetum:—a hop garden.
  • lupulatus:—made of hops.
  • lupus:—a cutaneous eruption.
  • lura:—a bung.
  • lurale:—a lure.
  • lusceus:—a pike (esox lucius).
  • lussus, lusus:—a brother-in-law.
  • luta:—a lute.
  • luter:—a basin, a laver, a font.
  • lutrarius:—an otter hound.
  • lutrea:—an otter.
  • lutricius:—an otter hound.
  • luuebona:—work done gratuitously.
  • luvare:—a louvre.
  • luvereticus canis:—a wolfhound.
  • luverus:—a louvre.
  • lymputta:—a lime pit.

M.

  • macarius. See macellarius.
  • macea:—a mace.
  • macellarius, macerarius:—a victualler; a fleshmonger.
  • maceria:—the outer wall of a convent.
  • machecaria:—a meat market.
  • machecarius. See macellarius.
  • marhccollare:—to add machecoulis to a castle.
  • macia:—a mace.
  • macuellus:—a small mace.
  • macula:—mail; silver half-pence.
  • madera:—madder.
  • madialis:—adj. of May.
  • madius:— the month of May.
  • maeremium, maereunium:— timber.
  • maynagium:—a house.
  • magnalis:—great.
  • magthura:—same as mangura(?).
  • mahemiare:—to maim.
  • mahemium:—mayhem, maim.
  • mahumeria:—a mosque.
  • maialis:—adj. of May.
  • maignagium:—a brazier's shop.
  • maior:—a mayor.
  • maiorare:—to increase, to improve.
  • maioria, mairia:—mayoralty.
  • maisneda:—a household.
  • maisremum, maisremium:—timber.
  • makerellus:—a mackerel (scomber scombrus).
  • mala:—a budget for carrying letters; a mail; beech mast (?).
  • malandrinus:—a pirate.
  • malecredere:—to suspect.