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The Record Interpreter.
  • murdrare:—to murder.
  • murdrator:—a murderer.
  • murdredum:—murder; tax imposed for the escape of a murderer.
  • murdrive:—to murder.
  • murdritor:—a murderer.
  • murdrum:—murder.
  • muvena:—a lamprey (petvomyzon marinus).
  • murilegus:—a cat.
  • muripellns, muvipula:—a buttress.
  • murra:—a maser.
  • murrena:—murrain.
  • murrus:—a maser.
  • murtvavius:—a murderer.
  • murtrum:—murder.
  • musardus:—lazy, stupid.
  • musca:—musk.
  • musrata nux:—nutmeg.
  • muschettus:—the male sparrow hawk (accipiter sringillarius; also called frayellus).
  • muscidus:—mossy; mouldy.
  • muscula:—a mussel.
  • museum, museolum:—a study (room).
  • mussa:—a moss or bog.
  • mussetum:—a mossy place.
  • musta:—must, unfermented wine.
  • mustrum:—muster. See monstrum.
  • muta:—a pack of hounds; a mew of hawks; moulting.
  • mutare:—to mew hawks.
  • mutarius:—mewed.
  • mutilamen:—a mutilation, a maim.
  • muto. See multo.
  • mutulare (mutilare):—to hamble. See expeditare.
  • mutulinus:—mutton.
  • mutulus:—a bracket; a corbell.
  • mutus, mutatus:—mewed.
  • mystax:—a moustache.
  • mysterium:—mystery; sometimes used for mistery. See mistera.

N.

  • nabulum:—freight.
  • naca:—a small ship; a smack.
  • nacella, navicella:—a skiff; a boat.
  • naivietas:—naifty, bondage.
  • naivus. See nativus.
  • namare:—to distrain; to take into custody.
  • namatio:—distraining; impounding.
  • namiare. See namare.
  • namium, namma:—distress; pledge.
  • nammiare, namtire:—to distrain; to take into custody.
  • namum. See namium.
  • napa:—a cloth; a napkin.
  • naparia:—napery.
  • nappa:—a rib.
  • napparius:—a keeper of napery.