Glossary of Latin Words.
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- temporalia:—temporalities, the revenues, &c, held by a bishop as a baron.
- temptatio:—trial; proof.
- tena:—a coif; a cap; the pendants of a mitre.
- tenaculum:—a hook or clasp.
- tenalia:—pincers.
- tenandria:—a vill, a town.
- tenatura:—a tenancy, a holding.
- tencellare:—to cover with metal.
- tenda:—a trace.
- tendicula:—a long net or tunnel for catching birds, esp. partridges.
- tenditor:—a man who attends to hawks.
- tenella:—tongs; pincers.
- tenellus:—a banqueting-hall.
- tenematallum. See tenemenetallum.
- tenemenetallum:—tenmentale, a tithing; frithburgh, frank-pledge.
- tenementum:—a holding, a tenement.
- tenenciarius:—a tenant.
- tenendria:—a vill, a town.
- tenens:—a tenant.
- tenentia:—tenancy, tenure.
- teniludus:—tennis.
- tenisia:—tennis.
- tennus:—a thane.
- tenor:—purport; a copy.
- tenor aula:—the stock of a cross-bow.
- tenorculus:—a notch, a nock.
- tensabilis:—defended; prohibited.
- tensamentum:—a tax.
- tensare:—to protect, to defend; to exact; to extort.
- tensaria, tenseria:—tax; tallage; exaction.
- tensum:—-toll.
- tenta:—a tent for a wound.
- tentum:—a tent.
- tenuale:—a barbican.
- tenura:—tenure; a tenant's service.
- teoloneum:—toll.
- terbichetum:—a tumbrel, a cucking-stool. See trebuchettum.
- tercelettum:—a young tiercel.
- tercellus, tercillus:—a tiercel, a male hawk.
- tercionarius:—a farmer with a third share (?).
- tereus:—earthen.
- terga:—a targe, a target.
- tergotenus:—on the back, endorsed.
- terminarius:—a termor, one who holds lands for a term.
- terminatus:—a boundary.
- terminus:—a term.
- termisium. See tremagium.
- terragium:—land tax; ground-work.
- terrare:—to fortify with earth; to block up; to cover.
- terrarium:—a terrier, a landroll.
- terrarius:—a landholder; a terrier dog.
