Glossary of Latin Words.
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- uthesium:—hue and cry.
- uthlega, &c. See utlaga, &c.
- uthundredum:—the outlying parts of a hundred.
- utinatio:—regret.
- utlaga:—an outlaw.
- utlagare:—to outlaw.
- utlagaria, utlagatio:—outlawry.
- utlagius:—an outlaw.
- utterare:—to distribute, to utter.
- uxorare:—to give in marriage.
- uxoratus:—married.
- uxorium:—a fine for not marrying.
V.
- vacanus:—vacant; void.
- vacare:—to be void.
- vacaria:—waste ground.
- vacatura:—a church benefice not yet vacant; provision thereto; the next avoidance of a benefice.
- vaccaria:—a cow-house or pasture.
- vaccarius:—a cowherd.
- vaccasterium:—a cowhouse; a dairy farm.
- vacuare:—to frustrate.
- vadiare:—to pledge oneself; to give security for; to wage.
- vadiare legem:—to wage his law.
- vadimonizare:—to pawn.
- vadium:—surety; wage; custom.
- vafra:—a wafer.
- vagium:—security.
- valatorium, valatrum:—a churn.
- valectus. See valettus.
- valentia:—value.
- valesium:—a travelling bag.
- valettus:—a groom; a yeoman; a journeyman.
- valibilis:—valuable.
- valisona anguillarum:—eel-bucks (?).
- valitor:—an assistant; anally.
- vallare:—to wall up.
- valor:—strength; courage; value.
- valvassor:—a vassal. See vavassor.
- vana:—a weathercock.
- vanga:—a shovel; a spade.
- vannatarius:—a winnower.
- vannus:—a vane; a winno wing-fan.
- vantarius:—a footman who runs before his master.
- vapulatio:—beating, cleaning; perhaps also "whipping" binding with string.
- varancia:—madder.
- varectare. See warectare.
- varium:—vair, an expensive fur, perhaps ermine.
- varrare:—to value.
- vasa:—a ship.
- vasarius:—a keeper of crockery.
- vascella:—some sort of ship, perhaps an error for nascella.
- vaslettus. See valettus.
- vassalagium:—the condition of a vassal.
