Glossary of Latin Words.
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- capitellum:—the capital of a pillar.
- capitiarius. See capicerius.
- capitilavium:—Palm Sunday.
- capitium:—a hood; a cap; the head of a bed; a headland; the east end of a church.
- capitula. See capitulum.
- capitular:—to divide into chapters; to make articles of agreement; to meet in chapter.
- capitulariter:—in chapter.
- capitulum:—a chapter; a chapter-house.
- cappa:—a mantle; a cope; a cap; the top part of a flail.
- cappilegium:—the strap whereby the two parts of a flail are united.
- caprarius:—a goatherd.
- cap sella:—a chest.
- captennium:—protection; tax or homage as an acknowledgment thereof, esp. in Guienne.
- captio:—capture; custody; a prison; ransom.
- captivus:—a caitiff; a wretch; unfortunate.
- captura:—a weir.
- caput:—the first day of a month.
- capuiagium. See chevagium.
- caputium. See capitium.
- carabus:—a lighter; a coracle.
- caracalla:—a cloak;- a hood.
- caracca, caracta:—a carrack.
- caragius:—a sorcerer.
- carazare :—to write.
- carbonare:—to make charcoal.
- carbonarius:—a collier.
- carbonator:—a charcoal burner.
- carbonella:—a steak.
- carcannum:—pillory; prison.
- carcare:—to load; to charge.
- carcasium, carcoisium:—a carcase.
- cardetum:—a carr, a low marshy place where alders grow.
- cardinalis:—a cardinal.
- cardiolus:—a snipe.
- cardus:—a card, for carding wool; a playing card.
- carea:—a cart.
- careata:—a cartload.
- carecta:—a cart.
- carectarius:—a carter.
- carectata:—a cartload.
- careta:—a cart; a load.
- careium, careyum:—service of carriage.
- carditis:— a quarel, a crossbow bolt.
- carelta:— a cassock.
- carentinilla, carentivillus:—canvas.
- careta, caretla:—a cart.
- caretarius:—a carter.
- cargare:—to load.
- cariagium:—service performed with a cart; a baggage train.
- cariare:—to carry.
- cariatio:—carriage.
- carica:—a fig.
- carinutus:—a cockney.
- cariscus:—an evergreen tree.
