Glossary of Latin Words.
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- respiciatus:—considered; decreed.
- respiciens:—reguardant (heraldic).
- respicium:—respite.
- responsalis:—one who answers for another in court.
- restare:—to arrest. For arestare.
- restauramentum:—restocking.
- restaurare:—to repair; to restore; to restock.
- restaurus:—reparation; store.
- resummonire:—to summon again.
- resummonitio:—resummons.
- retabulum. See retrotabula.
- retallia, retallium:—retail.
- retare. See rectare.
- retenementum:—withholding.
- retentio, retinentia:—retinue.
- retiaculum:—a small net.
- retinementum:—withholding.
- retirare:—to retire.
- retondarius:—a clipper of coin.
- retonsura:—clipping.
- retorna:—return of writs, &c.
- retomare:—to return.
- retornus:—profit; return.
- retracta:—withdrawal.
- retrocomitatus:—rier-county, a place appointed by the sheriff for receipt of the king's money, after the close of the county court.
- retrofeudum:—a mesne fee or mesne tenure.
- retrogarda:—a rearguard.
- retropannagium:—pannage from Martinmas to Candlemas.
- retrotabula, retrotabulum:—a retable, a shelf above an altar or a frame on such a shelf.
- retrovenda:— a sum paid on purchasing an estate in addition to the price.
- retta. See recta.
- rettum:—a charge, an accusation.
- returna, &c. See retorna, &c.
- reugia:—a measure of land (error for rengia (?) ).
- revella, revelles:—revels.
- revelus:—a pedlar.
- reventio:—revenue.
- reversatus:—turned inside out.
- reversio:—reversion, the right of succession.
- revestiarium:—vestry; sacristy.
- revestire:—to reinfeoff.
- revestitorium:—a vestry.
- revestitura:—putting into possession again.
- revolus:—a pedlar.
- rewardum. See regardum.
- rewennio:—rennet.
- reysa:—a journey; a campaign.
- ribaldus:—a light-armed soldier; a rogue, a vagrant.
- ribinare:—to bank up (?).
- ridare:—to clean.
- ridellus:—a curtain.
- ridmicus (rhythmicus):—in metre; in rhyme.
- rifflare:—to take away by force; to plunder.
- riffletum:—an osier bed.
