55 realizations found in Medieval Latin

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ID Shift Language Lexeme Meaning 1 Dir Meaning 2
#53 time → weather Medieval Latin tempus time (rare) weather Open realization
#434 shoulder → back (body part) Medieval Latin
Spanish
spatula / espalda épaule humaine - man's shoulder back Open realization
#857 to show, indicate → to teach Medieval Latin insigno, insignare to indicate to instruct Open realization
#1188 <foreigner> → slave Medieval Latin sclavus Slav slave Open realization
#1960 soldier → pawn (in chess) Medieval Latin pedes soldier (Late Latin) pawn (in chess) Open realization
#2772 ship, vessel ↔ shuttle (weaving instrument) Medieval Latin navicula small ship shuttle (loom) Open realization
#3086 to calm down → to pay Medieval Latin pacare to make peace between contending parties, to appease, satisfy a claimant or creditor to pay a debt Open realization
#3227 bell → watch, clock Medieval Latin
English
clocca / clock bell clock, watch Open realization
#3421 second (num.) → second (measure of time) Medieval Latin secunda second (fem.) second (measure of time) Open realization
#3813 shooter → bishop (chess) Medieval Latin sagittifer archer bishop (chess) Open realization
#3816 bishop → bishop (chess) Medieval Latin episcopus bishop bishop (chess) Open realization
#3817 horseman, rider → knight (chess) Medieval Latin eques horseman, cavalryman, rider knight (chess) Open realization
#3819 jester → bishop (chess) Medieval Latin stultus foolish, fatuous, stupid bishop (chess) Open realization
#3819 jester → bishop (chess) Medieval Latin stolidus stupid, foolish bishop (chess) Open realization
#4150 elder → chief, boss Medieval Latin senior elder lord, sir Open realization
#4208 yard, courtyard → court (of a sovereign) Medieval Latin curtis courtyard royal residence Open realization
#4421 almond → tonsil Medieval Latin amygdala almond tree, almond (medicine, since XII) tonsil Open realization
#4596 lentil → lens Medieval Latin lens lentil (Lens culinaris) lens Open realization
#4695 teacher → doctor, physician Medieval Latin doctor teacher doctor (medical) Open realization
#4702 length → longitude Medieval Latin longitudo length longitude Open realization
#4703 width → latitude Medieval Latin latitudo width latitude Open realization
#4718 root (of a plant) → root (arithmetic) Medieval Latin radix root (of a plant) root (arithmetic) Open realization
#5482 moon → silver Medieval Latin Luna moon (alchemy) silver Open realization
#5806 net (n.) → retina Medieval Latin rete / retina net, toils, network retina Open realization
#6122 second (num.) → Monday Medieval Latin secunda / fēria secunda second (num.) Monday Open realization
#6123 third → Tuesday Medieval Latin tertia / feria tertia third (fem.sg.) (Ecclesiastical Latin) Tuesday Open realization
#6124 fourth → Wednesday Medieval Latin quārta / fēria quārta fourth (Ecclesiastical Latin) Wednesday Open realization
#6125 five → Thursday Medieval Latin quinta / feria quinta fifth (Ecclesiastical Latin) Thursday Open realization
#7115 digit (mathematics) → cipher, code Medieval Latin
Late Latin
cifra digit (mathematics) cipher, code Open realization
#7117 zero → digit (mathematics) Medieval Latin cifra zero digit (mathematics) Open realization
#7234 spring, fountain → fontanelle Medieval Latin fonticulus little spring or fountain fontanelle Open realization
#7516 stick (n.) → comma Medieval Latin virgula small rod, stick, wand, or staff the slash mark ⟨/⟩, particularly (historical or obsolete) in its medieval use as a scratch comma Open realization
#8083 wheel → kneecap Medieval Latin rotula small wheel knee-cap Open realization
#8087 plate (a serving dish) → kneecap Medieval Latin patella small or shallow pan or dish knee-cap Open realization
#8369 peace → kiss Medieval Latin
Old Irish
pax, pacis / póc peace kiss Open realization
#8372 cucumber ↔ melon (Cucumis melo) Medieval Latin
Latin
cucumis cucumber Armenian cucumber, snake melon, vegetable melon, Cucumis melo subsp. melo var. flexuosus Open realization
#8898 wrinkle → street Medieval Latin ruga wrinkle street Open realization
#9103 to flow into → to influence Medieval Latin influo, influere to flow or run into to influence Open realization
#9646 horned → bishop (chess) Medieval Latin cornutus horned bishop (chess) Open realization
#9647 old man → bishop (chess) Medieval Latin senex old man bishop (chess) Open realization
#9648 <noble rank, title> → bishop (chess) Medieval Latin comes count bishop (chess) Open realization
#9673 oil (food) → petroleum, oil Medieval Latin oleum / petroleum oil petroleum, oil Open realization
#9868 peasant, farmer → heathen, pagan Medieval Latin paganus villager, countryman heathen, pagan Open realization
#9999 Saint Anthony → <disease> Medieval Latin Sanctus Antonius / Ignis Sancti Antonii Saint Anthony 1. medieval name for ergotism, 2. erysipelas, 3. herpes zoster Open realization
#10345 wax → earwax Medieval Latin cera / cerumen wax earwax Open realization
#10409 lion (Panthera leo) → dandelion Medieval Latin leo / dens leonis lion (Panthera leo) dandelion Open realization
#10440 father → godfather Medieval Latin pater / patrīnus father godfather Open realization
#10511 equerry → <high rank> Medieval Latin mariscalcus groom, stableman court dignitary having care of requisitions and housing Open realization
#10511 equerry → <high rank> Medieval Latin
Old French
comes stabuli / conestable stablemaster, equerry high militay rank; supreme commander of the French armies Open realization
#970 to strain → to understand Latin
Medieval Latin
intendo, -ere / intendo, intendere to strain to understand Open realization
#2882 little, small → minute Latin
Medieval Latin
minuta small (adj. fem.) minute Open realization
#3306 to grasp, seize ↔ to steal Italian
Medieval Latin
pigliàre / pilo, pilare to grab, catch, take to plunder Open realization
#5019 this way, like this → yes Latin
Medieval Latin
sic thus yes Open realization
#5191 bark (of a tree) → to tan (hides) Latin
Medieval Latin
tannum / tannere (Late Latin) oak bark to tan (hides) Open realization
#5782 shoulder-blade, scapula ↔ shoulder Late Latin
Medieval Latin
spatula, spathula / spatula shoulder-blade, scapula man's shoulder Open realization