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190 *arrenda: — rent.
 * arrentare. See arentare.
 * arrepticius: — possessed by an evil spirit.
 * arreragium : — arrearage ; respite of payment.
 * arrestare : — to arrest.
 * arrestum : — arrest.
 * arriolari : — to foretell (hariolari).
 * arrivagium. See arivagium.
 * arrivare. See arivare.
 * arrura. See arura.
 * arsina : — arson ; house-burning.
 * arsinale: — an arsenal.
 * arsura : — trial of money by fire.
 * artavum : — a small knife.
 * articulare : — to draw up in articles ; to article.
 * articulus : — an article; esp. a complaint exhibited in a Court Christian.
 * artificium : — handicraft.
 * artillator : — a maker of artillery.
 * artilleria : — artillery.
 * artista: — one who has taken a degree in arts.
 * artitus : — skilfully made or arranged.
 * arura: — ploughing; a day's work with a plough ; a ploughland ; a tilled field ; crops.
 * arvambulus : — a tramp.
 * ascella : — the part where the arm joins the shoulder; the armpit (axilla).
 * ascerra : — a ship for incense.
 * asceterium : — a monastery.
 * asiamentum. See aisiamentum.
 * asinare : — to ride on an ass.
 * aspersorium : — a sprinkler; a vase for holy water.
 * aspiculna : — a ladle or fork used in frying.
 * assacella : — a stove.
 * assata, assaium : — assay; examination of weights and measures, bread, beer, &c.
 * assaiare : — to assay, to examine.
 * assaiator : — an assayer.
 * assallire : — to assault.
 * assaltus : — an assault.
 * assartare : — to bring forest land into cultivation by grubbing up the roots, &c.
 * assartum : — assart, land brought into cultivation.
 * assaturis : — a gridiron.
 * assay siare (of judges) : — to call others to assist them.
 * assecurare : — to make secure by pledge or oath ; to assure.
 * assedare. See assidare.
 * assemblare : — to assemble.
 * assemblata, assemblatio : — an assembly.
 * asseratus : — wainscotted.
 * asserrum : — steel.
 * assessare: — to assess; to fine.
 * assessio : — assessment.
 * assessor : — an assessor.
 * asseurare. See assecurare.
 * asseware, assetciare : — to drain marsh ground.