Glossary of Latin Words.
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- hostagium:—hostage. See also hospitium and hostelagium.
- hostelayium:—a lord's right of being lodged by his tenants.
- hostelarium. See hospitalaria.
- hostellarius:—an innkeeper. See also hospitalaruis.
- hosteria:—a ciborium, q.v.
- hosterium:—a hoe.
- hostia:—the consecrated wafer.
- hostiagius:—a hostage.
- hostiaratus, hostiaria:—the office of usher or doorkeeper, one of the minor orders.
- hostiarius:—an usher.
- hosticins:—a porch.
- hostilagium. See hostelagium.
- hostillaria. See hospitalaria.
- hostillarius:—an ostler. See hospitalarius.
- hostium. For ostium.
- hostorcus:—a goshawk (astur palumbarius).
- hostorium:—a strickle for measuring corn.
- hostorius:—a goshawk.
- hostria. See hospitalaria.
- hostricus:—a goshawk.
- huca:—a hewke, a frock or mantle.
- hucea:—housing of a horse; a gown.
- huchea:—a hutch.
- hudagium. See hidagium.
- hugia:—a hoy; a hutch.
- huisserium:—a ship for conveying horses.
- huisserius:—an usher.
- hulcus. See hulka.
- huldare:—to plank, to put campsheathing on a bank.
- hulla:—a large ship, a transport ship.
- hullus:—a hill.
- hulmus:—a holm, a meadow on a river bank, or an island.
- humagium:—a marshy place; homage.
- hummulina:—beer.
- hundreda. See hundredum.
- hundredarius:—a hundredor, a juror in a case concerning land who lives in the hundred in which the land is; a bailiff of a hundred.
- hundredum:—a hundred, a division of a shire; a hundred court; payment due from a hundred; fine from the hundredors for non-appearance at the court.
- hura:—a hure, a coarse cap.
- hurarius:—a hurrer, a maker of hures.
- hurdicius:—a hurdle; a military engine to protect the assailants of a fortress; a hoarding.
- hurtardus, hurtus:—a ram.
- husa:—a horsecloth; housing.
- husbandrea:—a farmhouse; a farm.
- husbandus:—a farmer; a peasant.
- huscarla, huscarlius:—a household servant; a military retainer attached to the lord's household.
- huscus:—a holm.
- husebondus:—a husband, in the sense of economy.
