Erfman, The Proprietarie or Owner of the ground, or Lord of the Soile. |
Erfnisse. Siet Erffenisse. |
Erfnisse doen, To transport his Inheritance, or, to put into Possession. |
Erf-pacht-goedt, Farmed Hereditarie lands. |
Erf-recht, Right of Inheritance. |
Erf-rechter, A Civill Judge. |
Erf-rente, Rents of Inheritance. |
Erfschap, Inheritance. |
een Erf-scheyder, A Surveyour. |
Erftoght, Hereditarie fruits and profits. |
Erftoghtener, He that enjoyeth the profit of an other mans goods with the consent of the Owner. |
een Erf-vyandt, A perpetuall ennemie. |
een Erf-sieckte, An hereditarie sicknesse, that comes from Father to Son. |
Erf-sonde, Originall sinne. |
Erf ofte Erve, The Upper-part of leather. |
Erfgrindt, Runing soares in the head, full of little holes, out of which issueth clammie white matter. |
Ergens, Some where, or, In some place. |
Ergens door, Through some place. |
Ergens henen, To goe Some whither. |
Erger, Worse, or Worser. |
driemael Erger, Three times Worser. |
Ergeren, ofte Erger maken, To make Worser. |
Erger gemaeckt, Made Worser. |
Erger geschreven, Written Worser. |
een Ergeringe, A making Worser. |
de Erghste, The Worst of all. |
hy en is van de Erghste niet, He is none of the Worst men. |
op het Erghste, At the Worst. |
Ergeren, ofte Schandaliséren, To Offend, to Give a Scandale, or to Scandalize. |
Ergernisse, Offence, or Scandall. |
Ergronden. Siet Versoecken. |
Erkauwen, ofte Ericken, To Chaw againe, or to Ruminate. |
Erkennen, To Acknowledge, to Recognize. |
Erkentenisse, An Acknowledgement, or a Recognisance. |
Erlangen, To Obtaine, Get, or Purchase. |
Erlauwen, To Growe luke-warme. |
Ermanen, To Admonish. Siet Vermanen. |
Erm. Siet Arm. |
Erne, ofte Arne, Harvest. |
Ernéren, To Nourish, or Maintaine. Siet Genéren. |
in Ernst, ofte Ernstelick, In Earnest, In good sooth, or Earnestly. |
in Ernst nemen, To take in Earnest. |
Ernst geven, To give Earnest. Siet Godts-penningh. |
Ernstelick bidden, To pray or entreat Earnestly for something. |
Ernstelick handelen, To deale Earnestly. |
Ernsten, To Studdie earnestly, or, to Doe a thing seriously. |
Ernstigh, Grave, or with graet zeale. |
Ernstige woorden, Grave and Earnest speeches. |
Ernstigheyt, Earnestnesse, Zeale, Vehemencie. |
Erpel, A Duck, or a Drake. |
Erren, To Err, to Goe astray. Siet Dolen. |
Erre ofte Erschap, Anger, or Ire. |
Erschijnen, To Be apparant, or, to Shew forth clearely. |
Erten, Pease. Siet Erweten. |
Ertinghe, All manner of Pease and Fitches that hath huskes or shales. |
Ert-suycker, The last Banket of Sugar, Confitures, or Sweet meats. |
Ertveyl, Ivie. Siet Veyl. |
Ervaren, Experienced, or Skilfull. |
een Ervaren Krijghsman, An Experienced or a Skilfull Souldier. |
Ervarentheydt, Experience, or Skilfulnesse. |
Erve, Erf-goedt, ofte Erf-grondt, Inheritance, or Possessions of lands or goods, or a Living. |
een Erve die ledigh leyt, A vacant Inheritance or Living. |
yemandt Erven, ofte in Erve stellen, ofte Erve over-geven, To Put one into his Inheritance, or, to Surrender over his Inheritance. Siet Erffenisse doen. |
een Ervelingh, An Heire, or an Inherite. |
Erven, ofte Be-erven, To Inherite. |
Erven ofte kleyne wicken, Small Pease, or little Fitches. |
Erweten ofte Erwitten, Pease. |
Roomsche Erweten, ofte Stock-erweten, Romish Pease, or Pease growing about poles. |