Cardo sus est foribus si cardonis sit generalis, 15 Hec supertunica, a furd cott. Et si cardonis est herba nociva colonis, Hec clava, a mese. Hic clavus, a naylle. Clava ferit, clavis aperit, clavus duo jungit. Hec grapa, est foramen in quo quies cit vectis. Hic clitorium, a clekyt.5 Hic huncus, a crok. Hic cava, a guttyr in the herthe. Hec fistula, est instrumentum in quo aqua currit. Hec dupliteca, a doplyt. Hec toga, a gown. Hec clamis, a mantylle. Hec acupicta, a jak of fens. 20 Hec instita, a rochyt. Hic superus, idem est. Hec armiclausa, a clok. Hec tribrica, the strapuls of a pare .brek. 25 Hoc lumbare, a brekbelt. Hoc braccale, idem est. Hoc colobium, a taberd. Hoc colobium, i. vestis collobia parvula dena. 30 Hoc colarium, a colar. Hec manica, a slefe. Hec lucina, a gore.6 Arbor aqueductus est fistula, musica, 35 Hoc pannideusium, a boton. morbus. Hoc guttarium, Hoc aqueductile, Hoc armiclausum, a clespe. Hoc mominlum, a naglott. Hec consuetura, a seme. Hic aqueductus, a cundyth undyr the 40 Hic lumbus, a burdyre. erthe. 1 A fenestral was a window formed of a frame of paper and cloth, instead of glass. 2 Har, a hinge. In the dialect of Durham, a har is the hole in a stone in which the spindle of a gate rests. 6 Slot, the bolt of a door. 5 Clekyt, a cliket, or latch-key. Gore, a hem, or gusset. In Walter de Biblesworth, it is given as the interpretation of the Anglo-Norman or French geroun. 3 Snek, a latch of a door. |