Adj of relation, bearing & carrying, carriages & chariots, eclesiastical, divination, fabric

Adjectives of Relation

abbatial	of, like or pertaining to abbots or an abbey
abecedarian	of, like or pertaining to the order of the alphabet; rudimentary
abiectic	of, like or pertaining to fir trees or fir sap
absinthial	of, like or pertaining to wormwood; bitter
abyssopelagic	of, like or pertaining to the depths of the ocean
acarine	of, like or pertaining to ticks or mites
accipitrine	of, like or pertaining to falcons and hawks
acerate	of, like or resembling a needle
acolouthic	of, like or pertaining to an after-image or other after-sensation
acrologic	of, like or pertaining to initials
addititious	of, pertaining to or resulting from addition
adenoid	of, like or pertaining to or like a gland
adipic	of, like or pertaining to fatty substances
aeropleustic	of, like or pertaining to aerial navigation
aeruginous	of, like or pertaining to copper-rust or verdigris
aestival	of, like or pertaining to summer
agonistic	of, like or pertaining to or being aggressive or argumentative
agravic	having no gravity; pertaining to the condition of zero-gravity
agrestic	of the fields; rural; unpolished
alar	of, like or pertaining to the wing or shoulder
alaudine	of, like or pertaining to skylarks
alcine	of, like or pertaining to elks; of, like or pertaining to auks
aliphatic	of, like or pertaining to fat or fats in general
alliaceous	of, like or pertaining to garlic; garlicky
alopecoid	of or resembling a fox
alpestrine	of, like or pertaining to alpine regions
alveolate	of or like a honeycomb
alvine	of the belly
ampelidious	of, like or pertaining to vines
amphiscian	of, like or pertaining to torrid regions
amygdaloid	almond-shaped; of, like or pertaining to tonsils
amyloid	containing or pertaining to starch; starchy
anacardic	of, like or pertaining to cashews
anaclastic	refractive; of, like or pertaining to refraction
anatine	of, like or pertaining to ducks
anconoid	of, like or pertaining to the elbow
ancoral	of, shaped like or resembling an anchor
anguine	of, like or pertaining to snakes
anopheline	of, like or pertaining to malarial mosquitoes
anserine	of, like or pertaining to geese
apatetic	of an animal's coloration or markings
apian	of, like or pertaining to bees
apiarian	of, like or pertaining to bees or beekeeping
apical	of or at the apex
aquiline	of, like or pertaining to eagles; hooked like an eagle's beak
araneidan	of, like or pertaining to spiders
archididascalian	of, like or pertaining to headmasters
architectonics	of, like or pertaining to the arrangement of knowledge
areopagitic	of, like or pertaining to tribunals or courts
arietine	of, like or pertaining to rams
arval	of, like or pertaining to ploughed land
asinine	of, like or pertaining to asses; stupid
aularian	of, like or pertaining to a hall in a university
aurantiaceous	of, like or pertaining or pertaining to oranges or orange trees
auricular	of, like or pertaining to the ear; spoken secretly
aval	of, like or pertaining to a grandparent
avian	of, like or pertaining to birds
avicular	of, like or pertaining to birds
avuncular	like an uncle; of, like or pertaining to uncles
baculine	of, like or pertaining to the stick or cane; of, like or pertaining to flogging
banausic	materialistic; merely mechanical; pertaining to workshops
basial	of, like or pertaining to kissing
bathyorographical	of, like or pertaining to depth underwater or elevation above sea level
bathysmal	of, like or pertaining to the depths of the ocean
batrachian	of, like or pertaining to frogs or toads
bdelloid	of, like or pertaining to leeches
benthic	of, like or pertaining to the depths of the ocean
bibitory	of, like or pertaining or pertaining to drinking
binaural	of, pertaining to or heard by both ears
bisontine	of, like or pertaining to bison
biverbal	of, like or pertaining to two words; having a double sense
blattoid	of, like or pertaining to cockroaches
blennoid	of or resembling mucus
blepharal	of, like or pertaining to eyelids
bolar	of, like or pertaining to clay
bombic	of, like or pertaining to silkworms
bombycine	of, like or pertaining to silk or cotton
bovine	of, like or pertaining to cows
branchial	of, like or pertaining to gills
brumal	of, like or pertaining to winter
bubaline	of, like or pertaining to buffalo or antelopes
buccal	of, like or pertaining to the mouth or cheek
bucolic	of, like or pertaining to the tending of cattle; rustic; rural
burgensic	of, like or pertaining to a borough or its citizens
bursal	of, like or pertaining to a state's revenues
buteonine	of, like or pertaining to buzzards
butyric	of, like or pertaining to butter
caballine	of, like or pertaining to or suited to a horse
cacuminal	retroflex, pertaining to a point, crown, top or peak
calycine	of, like or pertaining to a cup or calyx
cameline	of, like or pertaining to camels
campestral	of, like or pertaining to the country; pertaining to level ground
cancellarial	of, like or pertaining to a chancellor
cancrine	of, like or pertaining to crabs; palindromic
canicular	of, like or pertaining to the dog star
canine	of, like or pertaining to dogs
cantative	of, like or pertaining to singing
capitulary	of, like or pertaining to a chapter of an organization
capric	having a goatlike smell; of, like or pertaining to goats
caprifoliaceous	of, like or pertaining to the honeysuckle plant
caprine	of, like or pertaining to goats
carceral	of, like or pertaining to prisons
cardinalitial	of, like or pertaining to church cardinals
caricous	of, like or pertaining to figs
carious	of, like or pertaining to dental cavities; decayed
carneous	fleshy; flesh-coloured; like or pertaining to flesh
carnificial	of, like or pertaining to butchers or executioners
carpal	of, like or pertaining to the wrist
castellar	of, like or pertaining to a castle
castral	of or belonging to the camp
catalactic	of, like or pertaining to exchange
catarrhine	of, like or pertaining to Old World Monkeys
catenarian	of, like or pertaining to chains
catoptric	of, like or pertaining to reflection or reflected light
caudal	of, like or pertaining to the tail
causidical	of, like or pertaining to those who plead legal cases
cenatory	of, like or pertaining to supper
centrobaric	of, like or pertaining to the centre of gravity
cercopithecan	of, like or pertaining to long-tailed monkeys
cervine	of, pertaining to or resembling deer, elk or moose
cervisial	of, like or pertaining or pertaining to beer
chelonian	of, like or pertaining to tortoises or turtles
chiral	of, like or pertaining to the hand or handedness
cholic	of, like or pertaining to bile
chorepiscopal	of, like or pertaining to an early local bishop
choreutic	of, like or pertaining to a chorus
chrematistic	of, like or pertaining to the pursuit of wealth or to business
chrestomathic	of, like or pertaining to useful knowledge
chthonian	of, like or pertaining to the earth or the underworld
cibarious	of, like or pertaining to food; useful for food
ciconine	of, like or pertaining to storks
cinerary	of, like or pertaining to ashes
clysmian	of, like or pertaining to or caused by flood
cnemial	of, like, or pertaining to the tibia (shin-bone)
cnidarian	of, like, or pertaining to invertebrates such as jellyfish and anemones
coeliac	of, like or pertaining to the abdomen
colubrine	like a snake; cunning; of, like or pertaining to snakes
columbaceous	of, like or pertaining to doves or pigeons
columbine	of or like a dove; dove-coloured
compital	of, like or pertaining to crossroads
conative	of, like or pertaining to purposeful action or desire
connubial	of, like or pertaining to marriage
coriaceous	having a leathery appearance; consisting, of, like or pertaining to leather
corvine	crow-like; of, like or pertaining to crows or ravens
cosmotellurian	of, like or pertaining to both heaven and earth
costal	of, like or pertaining to the ribs
cothurnal	of, like or pertaining to tragedy
coticular	of, like or pertaining to whetstones
creatic	of, like or pertaining to flesh
credal	of, like or pertaining to a creed
crenitic	of, like or pertaining to mineral springs
crepuscular	of, like or pertaining to twilight
cretaceous	of or resembling chalk; of a whitish colour
crinal	of or related to the hair
crotaline	of, like or pertaining to rattlesnakes
crural	of or belonging to the leg
cryptaesthetic	of, like or pertaining to supranormal perception
cryptous	of, like or pertaining to crypts
cuculine	of, like or pertaining to cuckoos
cucurbitaceous	of, like or pertaining to gourds
cupulate	of, like or pertaining to a cup; cup-shaped
cutaneous	of or related to the skin
cynegetic	of or related to hunting
cyprinoid	of, like or pertaining to carp
cypseline	of, like or pertaining to swifts
decanal	of, like or pertaining to a dean or deacon
decennoval	of, like or pertaining to the number nineteen
decretal	of, like or pertaining to a decree
delphine	pertaining to the Dauphin of France
delphinine	of, like or pertaining to dolphins
demegoric	of, like or pertaining to demagogues or demagogic speech
demogenic	of, like or pertaining to membership by citizenship rather than kinship
demotic	of, like or pertaining to the common people
denary	one of ten; tenfold; of, like or pertaining to group of ten
deontic	of or relating to duty or obligation
deric	of, like or pertaining to the skin
diaconal	of, like or pertaining to a deacon
diacoustic	of, like or pertaining to the refraction of sound
diadermic	of, like or pertaining to the puncturing of the skin
dianoetic	capable of, like or pertaining to thought
didascalic	didactic; pertaining to education or teaching
didelphine	of, like or pertaining to opossums
didine	of, like or pertaining to dodos
diluvial	of, like or pertaining to floods; especially mythical ones
dinic	of, like or pertaining to vertigo or dizziness
discophoran	of, like or pertaining to jellyfishes
distaff	of, like or pertaining to the female branch of a family or women's work
dolabrate	of, like or pertaining to axes or hatchets
domal	of, like or pertaining to a house or dome
doxastic	of, like or pertaining to opinion
dromic	of, like or pertaining to a racecourse
drupaceous	of, like or pertaining to drupes or stone-fruits
duodenary	of, like or pertaining to the number twelve
eburnean	of or like ivory; ivory-coloured
edacious	voracious; gluttonous; pertaining to eating
edaphic	of, like or pertaining to the soil
edentate	toothless; without teeth; pertaining to aardvarks and sloths
elaphine	of, like or belonging to a red deer; of, of, like or pertaining to red deer
elapid	of, like or pertaining to cobras
eleemosynary	of, like or pertaining to charity or giving alms; dependent on charity
elenctic	of, like or pertaining to argument; cross-examination or refuting
elephantine	of, like or pertaining to elephants
empaestic	of, like or pertaining to the art of embossing
emporeutic	of, like or pertaining to trade
empyreal	of, like or pertaining to heaven; sublime; skyward
emunctory	conveying waste; pertaining to nose-blowing
enteral	of, pertaining to or within the intestine
entomical	of, like or pertaining to insects
eoan	of, like or pertaining to dawn
epedaphic	of, like or pertaining to atmospheric conditions
epicedial	of, like or pertaining to dirges or elegies
epichoric	belonging or pertaining to a rural area
epistolary	of, like or pertaining to letters
epithymetic	of, like or pertaining to desire
epulary	of, like or pertaining to banquets
equine	of, like or pertaining to horses
eristic	of, like or pertaining to controversy or argument
erotetic	engaging in or pertaining to rhetorical questioning
estival	of, like or pertaining to summer
ethmoid	of or like a sieve
eupeptic	of, like or pertaining to good digestion; cheerful
eusuchian	of, like or pertaining to alligators and crocodiles
excrementitial	of, like or pertaining to excrement
falconine	of, like or pertaining to falcons or hawks
familic	pertaining to a family; domestic
favonian	of, like or pertaining to the west wind; mild and favourable
feline	of, like or pertaining to cats
fenestral	of, like or pertaining to windows
ferial	of, like or pertaining to holidays
fictile	capable of being moulded; of, like or pertaining to pottery
fidicinal	of, like or pertaining to stringed musical instruments
figuline	of, like or pertaining to earthenware
fimetic	of, like or pertaining to dung
fodient	of, like or pertaining to digging
foraneous	of, like or pertaining to forums
forcipate	of, like or pertaining to forceps
formic	of, like or pertaining to ants
formicine	of, like or pertaining to ants
fringillaceous	of, like or pertaining to finches
fringilline	of, like or pertaining to finches
frumentarious	of, like or pertaining to corn
fulgural	of, like or pertaining to lightning
fuliginous	sooty; dusky; soot-coloured; of or pertaining to soot
fuliguline	of, like or pertaining to sea ducks
fullonical	of, like or pertaining or belonging to a fuller
fulmineous	of, like or pertaining to thunder and lightning
funebral	of, like or pertaining to a funeral
fungous	of or like fungus; soft; spongy
funicular	of, like or pertaining to a string or cable
furuncular	of, like or pertaining to boils
gadoid	of, resembling or pertaining to the cod
galactic	of, like or pertaining to or obtained from milk
gallinaceous	of or resembling pheasants and other domestic birds
geal	of, like or pertaining or pertaining to the earth
gelastic	of, like or pertaining to or provoking laughter
gemmeous	of, like or pertaining to gems; like a gem
genesic	of, like or pertaining to procreation or the genitals
geocyclic	of, like or pertaining to the rotation and revolution of the Earth
georgic	of, like or pertaining to agricultural or rustic affairs; rural; agrarian
geoselenic	of, like or pertaining to both the Earth and the moon
geostrophic	of, like or pertaining to deflection due to effects of Earth's rotation
gerontogenous	of, like or pertaining to the Old World
gestatorial	of, like or pertaining to carrying
gestic	of, like or pertaining to gestures
glirine	rodent-like; of, like or pertaining to rodents
glottogonic	of, like or pertaining to the origins of language
glyptic	of, like or pertaining to carving or gem-engraving
gnathal	of, like or pertaining to the jaws
gnomic	signifying general truth; pertaining to aphorisms or proverbs
goetic	of, like or pertaining to black magic
grallatory	of, like or pertaining to wading birds
gramineous	of, like or pertaining to grass; grassy
gravimetrical	of, like or pertaining to measuring by weight
gregal	of, like or pertaining to a flock
gremial	intimate; pertaining to the lap or bosom
gromatic	of, like or pertaining to surveys or surveying
gruine	of, like or pertaining to cranes or similar birds
habilatory	of, like or pertaining to clothes or dressing
haemal	of, like or pertaining to blood
halcyonine	of, like or pertaining to kingfishers
halibiotic	of, like or pertaining to the entirety of life under the sea
halieutic	of, like or pertaining to fishing
halolimnic	of, like or pertaining to sea creatures who spend time in fresh water
haptic	of, like or pertaining to the sense of touch
hebamic	of, like or pertaining to the socratic method
hebetic	of, like or pertaining to puberty
hederaceous	of, like or pertaining to ivy
hepatic	of, like or pertaining to or acting upon the liver
hephaestic	of, like or pertaining to iron-working and blacksmiths
hermeneutic	of, like or pertaining to the interpretation of passages
hermetic	of, like or pertaining to sorcery or alchemy
herpetoid	of, like or pertaining to snakes
hesternal	of, like or pertaining to yesterday
hibernal	of, like or pertaining to winter
hiemal	of, like or pertaining to winter
hippiatric	of, like or pertaining to the treatment of horses' diseases
hippic	of, like or pertaining to horses
hippoid	equine; of, like or pertaining to horses
hircine	goat-like; having a goatish smell; of, like or pertaining to smelly goats
hirudine	of, like or pertaining to leeches
hirudinean	of, like or pertaining to leeches
hirundine	of, like or pertaining to swallows
histrionic	of, like or pertaining to the stage or actors
hodiernal	of, like or pertaining to the present day
homarine	of, like or pertaining to lobsters
homiletical	of, like or pertaining to homilies
horal	of, like or pertaining to hours; hourly
horary	of, like or pertaining to an hour; continuing for an hour; hourly
hordeaceous	of, like or pertaining to barley
hortensial	of, like or pertaining to gardens
hortulan	of, like or pertaining to gardens
humoral	of, like or pertaining to body fluid
hyaloid	of, like or pertaining to glass
hydric	of, like or pertaining to an abundance of moisture
hyetal	rainy; of, like or pertaining to rainfall
hygeian	of, like or pertaining to health; healthy
hygric	of, like or pertaining to water or moisture
hylobatine	of, like or pertaining to gibbons
hymeneal	of, like or pertaining to marriage
hypnagogic	sleep-inducing; pertaining to drowsiness or sleep
hypnoetic	of, like or pertaining to unconscious logical thought
hypnopompic	of, like or pertaining to period between sleep and wakefulness
hypothecary	of, like or pertaining to mortgages
hystricine	of, like or pertaining to porcupines
ibidine	pertaining to the ibis
ichneutic	of, like or pertaining to a tracker or tracking
ichthyic	of, resembling or pertaining to fish
icterical	of, like or pertaining to or suffering from jaundice
icterine	of, like or pertaining to orioles and related birds
ictic	of, pertaining to, or caused by, a blow or stroke; pertaining to metrical stress
iliac	of, like or pertaining to the loins
ilicic	of, like or pertaining to holly
inescatory	of, like or pertaining to baiting; adapted to bait
inguinal	of, like or pertaining to the groin
institorial	of, like or pertaining to an agent or factor
intercrural	within or pertaining to the area between the legs
interstitial	of, like or pertaining to the space between things
ipecacuanhic	of or relating to ipecac
iridaceous	of, like, or pertaining to iris plants
iridal	of or pertaining to the rainbow
iridic	of, like or pertaining to the iris of the eye
ischiatic	of or pertaining to the ischium or hip
islandic	of or pertaining to an island
ixiodic	of, like or pertaining to ticks
jecoral	of, like or pertaining to the liver
jentacular	of, like or pertaining to breakfast
juglandaceous	of, like or pertaining to walnuts
juncaceous	of, like or pertaining to rushes
jural	of, like or pertaining to the law
juratory	of, like or pertaining to an oath
kerygmatic	of, like or pertaining to preaching the Gospel
lacertilian	of, like or pertaining to lizards
lacuscular	of, like or pertaining to pools
lacustrine	of, like or pertaining to lakes
laic	of, like or pertaining to lay people rather than clergy
lamiaceous	minty; of, like or pertaining to the mint plant
laminary	of, like or pertaining to thin plates or layer
lampyridine	of, like or pertaining or pertaining to glow-worms or fireflies
laniary	of teeth or claws designed for tearing (canine teeth)
lapidarian	of, like or pertaining to stones; inscribed on stones
lardaceous	of, like or pertaining to lard
larine	of, like or pertaining to gulls
laroid	of, like or pertaining to gulls
lavic	of, like or pertaining to lava
legatine	of, like or pertaining to a legate
lemurine	of, like or pertaining to lemurs
leonine	of, like or pertaining to lions
leonine	of or like a lion; rhyming last two or three syllables in a line
leporine	of, like or pertaining to the hare
lienal	of, like or pertaining to the spleen
limacine	of, like or pertaining to slugs
limicoline	living on a shore; of, like or pertaining to wading birds
limnetic	living in fresh water; pertaining to fresh water
linaceous	of, like or pertaining to flax
lingual	of, like or pertaining to language, speech or the tongue
littoral	of, like or pertaining to the shore of a body of water
lobar	of, like or pertaining to a lobe
loimic	of, like or pertaining to plagues
loranthaceous	of, like or pertaining to the mistletoe
lucernal	of, like or pertaining to lamps
lumbricine	of, like or pertaining to earthworms
lunisolar	pertaining jointly to the moon and sun
lupanarian	of, like or pertaining to a brothel
lupine	of, like or pertaining to wolves
lupulic	of, like or pertaining to hops
lutaceous	of, like or pertaining to or comprised of mud
lutrine	of, like or pertaining to otters
macropodine	of, like or pertaining to kangaroos
magistral	of, like or pertaining to a master or teacher
malar	of, like or pertaining to the cheek
malvaceous	of, like or pertaining to the mallow family of plants
manal	of, like or pertaining to the hand
mandative	of, like or pertaining to commands or leadership
mantic	of, like or pertaining to divination; prophetic; divinely inspired
marmoreal	of or like marble
materteral	of or resembling an aunt
matinal	of, like or pertaining to the morning
matrical	of, like or pertaining to a womb or a matrix
matricular	of, like or pertaining to a register
matriherital	of, like or pertaining to inheritance along the female line
matripotestal	of, like or pertaining to the power of mothers
matutinal	of, like or pertaining to the morning; happening early in the day
maxillary	of, like or pertaining to a jaw
medianic	of, like or pertaining to spiritualists, mediums or prophets
megachiropteran	of, like or pertaining to fruit bats
meleagrine	of, like or pertaining to turkeys
mellaginous	of, like or pertaining to or resembling honey
membral	of, like or pertaining to the limbs rather than the trunk
mensal	of, like or pertaining to the dinner-table; monthly
mental	of, like or pertaining to the chin
meretricious	of, like or pertaining to prostitution; superficially attractive but lacking value
metameric	of, like or pertaining to serial division or segmentation of body
metopic	of, like or pertaining to the forehead
milvine	of, like or pertaining to kites and similar birds
mimetic	imitative; of, like or pertaining to mimicry
miothermic	of, like or pertaining to temperature conditions of the present day
mnesic	of, like or pertaining to memory
molendinar	of, like or pertaining to a mill or miller
molinary	of, like or pertaining to mills or grinding
morassic	of, like or pertaining to a morass
morganatic	of, like or pertaining to a marriage between those of unequal rank
morphean	of, like or pertaining to dreams
morphotic	of, like or pertaining to formation or development
morsal	of, like or pertaining to the cutting edge of a knife
mucopurulent	of mucus and pus
mulciberian	of, like or pertaining to metalworking
murine	of, like or pertaining to mice and rats
musal	of, like or pertaining to poetry or the Muses
muscicapine	of, like or pertaining to flycatchers and related birds
muscid	of, like or pertaining to house-flies
muscoid	of, like or pertaining to mosses; moss-like
musteline	of, like or pertaining to weasels, martens and badgers
mycteric	of, like or pertaining to the nostrils
myelic	of, like or pertaining to the spinal cord
myoxine	of, like or pertaining to dormice
myrmecophagid	of, like or pertaining to anteaters
myrmicine	of, like or pertaining to ants
mystagogical	of, like or pertaining to religious ritual initiation
nacreous	of or resembling mother-of-pearl
narial	of, like or pertaining to the nostrils
natalitial	of, like or pertaining to a birthday
natricine	of, like or pertaining to water-snakes
neanic	of, like or pertaining to the adolescent period; young
nectareal	of or like nectar
nemaline	of or like a thread
nemoral	of a wood or grove
neoblastic	of, like or pertaining to new growth
neophrastic	of, like or pertaining to neologisms
nephric	of, like or pertaining to the kidneys
nepionic	of, like or pertaining to the embryonic period of development
nepotal	of, like or pertaining to one's nephew
neurergic	of, like or pertaining to the function or action of the nerves
niccolic	made of, like or pertaining to nickel
nicotian	of, like or pertaining to tobacco
nidatory	of, like or pertaining to nests
nimonic	of alloys used in high-temperature work
nobiliary	of, like or pertaining to nobility
nosocomial	of, like or pertaining to a hospital
novenary	of, like or pertaining to the number nine
novercal	of, like or pertaining to a stepmother
noxal	of, like or pertaining to wrongful injury by object or animal of another
nucal	of, like or pertaining to nuts
nuchal	of, like or pertaining to the nape of the neck
numinous	of, like or pertaining to a deity; suffused with religious awe
nummary	of, like or pertaining to coins or money
nundinal	of, like or pertaining to a fair or market
nutricial	of, like or pertaining to nurses
nychthemeral	of, like or pertaining to a nychthemeron or 24-hour period
nymphean	of, like or pertaining to a nymph
obitual	of, like or pertaining to obituaries
obsidional	of, like or pertaining to a siege
occipital	of, like or pertaining to the back of the head
octonary	of, like or pertaining to or consisting of eight things; grouped in eights
oecodomic	of, like or pertaining to architecture
oenopoetic	of, like or pertaining to wine-making
olamic	of or belonging to a vast period or eon
oleic	of, like or pertaining to or derived from oil
oleraceous	of the nature of a pot-herb; for kitchen use; edible
oligodynamic	of, like or pertaining to the effect of small quantities
olitory	of, like or pertaining to kitchen vegetables
oneiric	of, like or pertaining to dreams
onomastic	of, like or pertaining to a name or signature
ontal	of, like or pertaining to reality or existence
onymatic	of, like or pertaining to names
ophic	of, like or pertaining to serpents
ophidian	of or like a snake
opisthosomal	of, like or pertaining to posteriors
optimate	of the nobility or aristocracy
ordalian	of, like or pertaining to an ordeal
orectic	of, like or pertaining to appetite or desires
ornithic	of, like or pertaining to birds
orobathymetric	of, like or pertaining to map showing submerged heights and sea depths
oscheal	of, like or pertaining to the scrotum
oscinine	of, like or pertaining to song-birds
oscular	of, like or pertaining to the mouth or to kissing
osteal	of, like or pertaining to, or comprised of bone
ostracean	of, like or pertaining to oysters
ostraceous	of, like or pertaining to oysters
otarine	of, like or pertaining to seals
otic	of, like or pertaining to the ear
ovibovine	of, like or pertaining to musk-oxen
ovine	of, like or pertaining to sheep
pabulous	of, like or pertaining to nourishment
paginal	of, like or pertaining to pages or pagination
palladian	of, like or pertaining to wisdom or learning
palmar	of, like or pertaining to the palm
palpebral	of, like or pertaining to the eyelid
paludal	of, like or pertaining to marshes; marshy; malarial
panary	of, like or pertaining to bread; bread store
papaverous	of, like or pertaining to poppies
papilionaceous	of, like or pertaining to butterflies
papuliferous	pimply; bearing or pertaining to pimples
parastatic	of, like or pertaining to protective mimicry of animals
pardine	of, like or pertaining to leopards
parietal	of a wall or walls, especially anatomical walls
parine	of, like or pertaining to titmouses
parthenian	of, like or pertaining to virgins
pascual	growing on land used for grazing; of, like or pertaining to pastures
passerine	of, like or pertaining to sparrows
patibulary	of, like or pertaining to the gallows
patrial	of, like or pertaining to one’s native land
pavonian	of, like or pertaining to peacocks
pavonine	of, like or pertaining to peacocks
pectinal	of a comb; comb-like
pectineal	of the pubic bone
pecuniary	of, like or pertaining to money; consisting of money
pedalian	of, like or pertaining to the foot or to metrical feet
pedary	of, like or pertaining to walking or feet
pedicular	of, like or pertaining to lice
pedological	of, like or pertaining to soils
pelargic	of, like or pertaining to storks
pendular	of, like or pertaining to a pendulum
penial	of, like or pertaining to the penis
perdicine	of, like or pertaining to partridges
peristeronic	of, like or pertaining to pigeons
petrean	of, like or pertaining to or made of rock
phacochoerine	of, like or pertaining to warthogs
phallic	of, pertaining to or resembling a penis
phemic	of, like or pertaining to speech
phenetic	of, like or pertaining to classification by phenotype
philomelian	of, like or pertaining to nightingales
philoprogenitive	of, like or pertaining to instinctive love for offspring
phocine	of, like or pertaining to seals
phreatic	of, like or pertaining to underground water supplying or wells
phrenic	of or near the midriff
phthongal	of, pertaining to, or consisting of a sound; vocalized
phugoid	of, like or pertaining to the longitudinal stability of aircraft
picaresque	of, like or pertaining or pertaining to rogues or roguish behaviour
picine	of, like or pertaining to woodpeckers
piscatorial	of, like or pertaining to fishing or fishers
piscine	of, like or pertaining to fish
planetesimal	of, like or pertaining to asteroids or similar tiny celestial bodies
plantar	of, like or pertaining to the sole of the foot
plaustral	of, like or pertaining to a wagon
plebeian	of the common people or vulgar classes
plenilunar	of, like or pertaining to the full moon
pliothermic	of, like or pertaining to periods of above-average temperatures
plumeopicean	of tar and feathers
poaceous	of, like or pertaining or pertaining to grass
podalic	of, like or pertaining to feet
poliorcectic	of, like or pertaining to siegecraft or besiegement
pomaceous	of, like or pertaining to or consisting of apples
popliteal	of, like or pertaining to the back of the knee
poral	of, like or pertaining to pores
porcine	of, like or pertaining to pigs; swinish
potamic	of, like or pertaining to rivers
praedial	of, like or pertaining to or connected with the land or farming
prandial	of, like or pertaining to dinner
prebendal	of, like or pertaining to stipends issued by a church
prenarial	of, like or pertaining to or in front of the nostrils
preputial	of, like or pertaining to the foreskin
presidial	of, like or pertaining to a garrison
Priapean	of, like or pertaining to male reproductive power; phallic
pridian	of, like or pertaining to yesterday
primitial	of, like or pertaining to first fruits; primeval
primogenous	of, like or pertaining to the earliest or first developmental stage
procephalic	of, like or pertaining to the front of the head
proctal	of, like or pertaining to the anus or rectum
procyonine	of, like or pertaining to raccoons
proethnic	of, like or pertaining to primitive races
prosodic	of, like or pertaining to versification
prosopic	of, like or pertaining to the face
psephitic	of, like or pertaining to pebbles
psittacine	of, like or pertaining to macaws, parakeets or parrots
psittacine	of or like parrots
pteric	of, like or pertaining to the wing or the shoulder
pteropine	of, like or pertaining to flying foxes
puerperal	of, like or pertaining to childbirth
pulicine	of, like or pertaining to fleas
pullastrine	of, like or pertaining to pigeons
pulmonic	of, like or pertaining to the lungs
pygal	belonging to the rump end; pertaining to the rump
pyretic	of, pertaining to or for the cure of fevers
pyrrhic	of, like or pertaining to the dance or to the foot
pyrrhuline	of, like or pertaining to bullfinches
quadragesimal	of, like or pertaining to Lent; lasting forty days
quercine	of, like or pertaining to oak trees
rabic	of, like or pertaining to rabies
rachidian	of or concerning the spine
rameal	of, like or pertaining to branches
rangiferine	of, like or pertaining to or like reindeer
ranine	of, like or pertaining to or like frogs
ranunculaceous	of, like or pertaining to buttercups
raptorial	predacious; of, like or pertaining to a bird of prey
ratite	of, like or pertaining to flightless birds
reginal	of, like or pertaining to a queen
regnal	of a reign
renal	of, like or pertaining to the kidneys
reptilian	of, like or pertaining to reptiles
retiary	of nets; using nets as a weapon; catching insects in webs
reticular	of, like or pertaining to nets; intricate
rhematic	of words or verbs; forming a word or words
rhinal	of, like or pertaining to the nose
rhinocerotic	of, like or pertaining to the rhinoceros
rhizic	of the root of an equation
rhonchial	of, like or pertaining to snoring
rictal	of the gape; of the corner of the mouth
riparian	of or inhabiting a riverbank; a riverside inhabitant
risible	laughable
risorial	of, like or pertaining to or causing laughter
roseaceous	of the rose family; roselike
rupicaprine	of, like or pertaining to chamoises
sacerdotal	priestly; pertaining to priestly interests
sanguineous	bloody; of, like or pertaining to blood; blood-red
saporine	of, like or pertaining to the sense of taste
sarcous	of flesh or muscle
sartorial	of, like or pertaining to a tailor or tailored clothes
scabious	of, like or pertaining to scabies or scabs
scacchic	of, like or pertaining to chess
scarabaean	of, like or pertaining to scarabs
schiztic	of, like or pertaining to or marked by splitting
schoenabatic	of, like or pertaining to rope walking
sciatheric	of, like or pertaining to measurement of time by shadows
sciatic	of, like or pertaining to the hip
scincoid	of or resembling a skink
scioptic	of, like or pertaining to formation of images in darkrooms
sciurine	of, like or pertaining to squirrels
sciuroid	of, like or pertaining to squirrels or chipmunks
scolopacine	of, like or pertaining to snipes
scorbutic	of or suffering from scurvy
scriptory	by, in or pertaining to writing
scutal	of, like or pertaining to shields
scytodepsic	of, like or pertaining to tanning leather
sebaceous	of or like tallow
selachian	of, like or pertaining to sharks or rays
selenic	of, like or pertaining to the moon
semic	of, like or pertaining to a sign or signs
septentrional	northern; of, like or pertaining to the north
septimal	of, like or pertaining to or based on the number seven
seral	of, like or pertaining to the development of ecological communities
serous	of, like or pertaining to serum; watery
serpentine	of, like or pertaining to serpents or snakes
shrieval	of, like or pertaining to a sheriff
sialic	of, like or pertaining to saliva
sidereal	of, like or pertaining to the stars
sigillary	of, like or pertaining to a seal
simian	of, like or pertaining to apes
sinal	of, like or pertaining to the sinuses
siphonic	of, like or pertaining to a siphon
skelic	of, like or pertaining to the skeleton
soliterraneous	of, like or pertaining to the joint effect of the sun and earth
somnial	of, like or pertaining to dreams
sophianic	of, like or pertaining to wisdom
soricine	of, like or pertaining to shrews
soricine	shrewlike; of, like or pertaining to shrews
sororal	of, like or pertaining to sisters
soterial	of, like or pertaining to salvation
spatiotemporal	of, like or pertaining to time and space
speluncar	of, like or pertaining to caves
spermatic	of, like or pertaining to sperm
sphecoid	wasp-like
sphingal	of, like or pertaining to sphinxes
sphragistic	of, like or pertaining to seals and signets
sphygmic	of, like or pertaining to the pulse or heartbeat
spintrian	of, like or pertaining to orgies or male sexual deviance
splenic	of, like or pertaining to the spleen
squaloid	of, like or pertaining to sharks
stadial	of, like or pertaining to a stage
statuary	of, pertaining to or suitable for sculpture
stercoraceous	of, like or pertaining to feces
steric	of, like or pertaining to the organization of atoms in a molecule
sterquilinian	of, like or pertaining to a dunghill
stibial	of, like or pertaining to antimony
stochastic	of, like or pertaining to a sequence of random events
stradometrical	of, like or pertaining to the measurement of streets and roads
stratonic	of an army or armies
strigine	owl-like; of, like or pertaining to owls
struthious	of, like or pertaining to ostriches
stylogalmaic	of, like or pertaining to figures serving as columns or pillars
suberic	of or pertaining to cork
suberous	of, like or having the appearance of cork; pertaining to cork
suburbicarian	of, like or pertaining to suburbs
succinic	of, pertaining to or derived from amber
suidian	of, like or pertaining to pigs
suilline	of, like or pertaining to hogs
suilline	like a pig; of, like or pertaining to pigs
sulcal	of a sulcus; grooved; furrowed
sulphorous	of, like or pertaining to hellfire; infernal; blasphemous
sumptuary	of, like or pertaining to expense or extravagance
superciliary	of, on or near the eyebrow
sural	of, like or pertaining to the calf of the leg
surficial	of, like or pertaining to the surface of the earth
surnominal	of, like or pertaining to surnames
sutorian	of, like or pertaining to cobbling or sewing
sybotic	of, like or pertaining to a swineherd
sylvestral	of, like or pertaining to trees
synodical	of, like or pertaining to conjunction
syringadenous	of, like or pertaining to sweat glands
syrtic	of, like or pertaining to quicksand
tabernacular	of, like or pertaining to a tabernacle
tactual	of, like or pertaining to or derived from the sense of touch
talaric	of, like or pertaining to or reaching the ankles
taurean	of, like or pertaining to a bull
taurine	of, like or pertaining to bulls
taxaceous	of, like or pertaining to yew trees
technolithic	of, like or pertaining to stone tools
tectonic	of, like or pertaining to building; structural
tegmental	of, like or pertaining to coverings or outer shells
tegular	of, like or overlapping like tiles or slates
telestic	of, like or pertaining to the mysteries
tellural	of, like or pertaining to the earth
telodynamic	of, like or pertaining to transmission of power to a distance
tergal	of, like or pertaining to the back
terpsichorean	of, like or pertaining to dancing
terraneous	of, like or pertaining to the earth
terrene	of the earth; earthly; worldly; mundane
tesserarian	of, like or pertaining to dice games
testaceous	of or having a hard shell; brick-red
testudinal	of, like or pertaining to tortoises or tortoise-shell
textorial	of, like or pertaining to weaving
textrine	of, like or pertaining to weaving
thelematic	of, like or pertaining to will or volition; voluntary
theriacal	of, like or pertaining to antidotes
thermic	of, like or pertaining to heat
thermonous	of, like or pertaining to stimulation by heat
theroid	of, like or pertaining to a beast or wild animal
thesaurarial	of or pertaining to the office of a treasurer
thesial	of, like or pertaining to a thesis
thionic	of, like or pertaining to or containing sulphur
threptic	of, like or pertaining to the rearing of young
thronal	of, like or pertaining to a throne
tigrine	of, like or pertaining to tigers
tinctorial	of, like or pertaining to dyeing; giving colour
tolypeutine	of, like or pertaining to armadillos
tonetic	of, like or pertaining to tonal pronunciation or languages
tonsorial	of, like or pertaining to a barber or a barber’s work
toponomastic	of, like or pertaining to place names
torrentine	of, like or pertaining to a torrent; having the character of a torrent
toxophilite	lover of archery; an archer; of, like or pertaining to archery
tribunitial	of, like or pertaining to a tribune
tributorian	of, like or pertaining to tribute or payment
tringoid	of, like or pertaining to sandpipers
trochilic	of, like or pertaining to rotatory motion
trochilidine	of, like or pertaining to hummingbirds
trochiline	of, like or pertaining to hummingbirds
troglodytine	of, like or pertaining to wrens
truttaceous	of, like or pertaining to trout
turdine	of, like or pertaining to thrushes
turdine	of, like or pertaining to thrushes
turrical	of, like or pertaining to a tower or turret; like a turret
tussicular	of, like or pertaining to coughs
typographia	matter pertaining to printing or printers
tyroid	resembling cheese; cheesy
uletic	of, like or pertaining to the gums
ulmaceous	of or like elms
umbilical	of, like or pertaining to the navel; related on the mother's side
uncial	of, like or pertaining to an inch or an ounce
ungual	of a claw, hoof, or talon; clawed
unguentary	of, like or pertaining to unguents; one who makes or sells unguents
uranic	of the palate
uretic	of, like or pertaining to urine
ursine	of, like or pertaining to bears
urticaceous	of, like or pertaining to nettles
uxorial	of, like or pertaining to a wife
vaccine	of, like or pertaining to cows; preparation conferring immunity to disease
vadose	of, like or pertaining to underground water above the water table
valetudinarian	of, like or pertaining to ill-health; anxious about health
vapulatory	of, like or pertaining to flogging
varietal	of, like or pertaining to a variety
vascular	of, like or pertaining to fluid-carrying vessels
vectigal	of, like or pertaining to the paying of tribute or rent
velamentous	of, like or pertaining to or like a membrane or sail
venatic	of, like or pertaining to hunting
venous	of, like or pertaining to veins
ventral	of, like or pertaining to the underside or the belly
vermicular	of, like or pertaining to worms
vernal	of, like or pertaining to spring
versicular	of or in verse
vertiginous	of, like or pertaining to vertigo; dizzy; giddy
vesical	of, like or pertaining to the bladder
vespal	of, like or pertaining to wasps
vespertinal	of, like or pertaining to the evening
vespine	of, like or pertaining to hornets or wasps
vestiary	robing-room; cloakroom; of, like or pertaining to clothes
vexillary	standard-bearer; pertaining to regimental colours or flags
viatical	of, like or pertaining to roads or travel
vibronic	of or caused by electronic vibration
vicarial	of, like or pertaining to a vicar or delegate
villar	of, like or pertaining to a manor or village
villatic	rural; of, like or pertaining to a villa
vinal	of or due to wine
vindemial	of, like or pertaining to the vintage
vineatic	of, like or pertaining to vines
vinous	like wine; pertaining to wine; wine-coloured
viperine	of, like or pertaining to vipers
viperous	of, like, or pertaining to vipers; treacherous; venomous
visceral	of the organs of the body
visile	of, like or pertaining to sight; learning easily by sight
visive	of, like or pertaining to sight; visual; able to see or be seen
vitular	of, like or pertaining to a calf or to calving
vituline	of, like or pertaining to calves or veal
viverrine	of, like or pertaining to civets and mongoose
viverrine	of, like or pertaining to the civet
vocabularian	of, like or pertaining to vocabulary
vocicultural	of, like or pertaining to voice training
volar	of, like or pertaining to the palm or the sole; of, like or pertaining to flight
volitive	of, like or pertaining to the will
volucrine	of, like or pertaining to birds; bird-like
voluminal	of, like or pertaining to volume or cubic capacity
voraginous	of, like or pertaining to a whirlpool; voracious
vortical	of, like or pertaining to a vortex; whirling
vulpecular	of, like or pertaining to a young fox
vulpine	of, like or pertaining to foxes; cunning
vulturine	rapacious; of, like or pertaining to a vulture
vulvar	of, like or pertaining to or resembling the vulva
xilinous	of, like or pertaining to cotton
xylary	of, like or pertaining to xylem
yogic	of or pertaining to yoga
zebrine	of, like or pertaining to zebras
zibeline	of, like or pertaining to the sable
zincic	of, pertaining to or containing zinc
zirconic	of or pertaining to zirconium
zoic	of, like or pertaining to animals; containing evidence of life
zonal	of or like a zone; arranged in zones
zonarious	of or pertaining to a girdle or purse
zonary	of or like a zone; arranged in zones
zoochorous	of seeds or spores spread by animals
zoonic	of, like or pertaining to or derived from animals
zygal	formed like the letter H; of, like or pertaining to a yoke or union
zymic	of, like or pertaining to fermentation
zymotic	of, like or pertaining to fermentation

Bearing and Carrying

aligerous	winged
aluminiferous	bearing aluminum
antenniferous	bearing antennae
argentiferous	bearing silver
armigerous	entitled to bear arms
arundiferous	bearing or producing reeds
auriferous	bearing gold
bacciferous	bearing berries
balaniferous	acorn-bearing
barbigerous	bearded; bearing a beard
belliferous	bringing war
brachiferous	bearing or having branches or arms
branchiferous	having or bearing gills
bulbiferous	bearing bulbs
byssiferous	having tufts or threads
calcariferous	having or bearing spurs
calciferous	bearing lime
carboniferous	bearing carbon
carniferous	bearing flesh; fleshy
celliferous	bearing cells
celluliferous	bearing little cells
ceriferous	producing wax
ceruminiferous	bearing or yielding ear wax
chaetiferous	bearing bristles; bristly
cheliferous	bearing pincers or claws
chyliferous	bearing chyle
chymiferous	bearing chyme
clavigerous	club-bearing
clavigerous	keeping keys
cobaltiferous	bearing cobalt
cocciferous	bearing or yielding berries
conchiferous	bearing a shell
conchyliferous	bearing a shell
coniferous	bearing cones
coralliferous	bearing coral
cornigerous	horned
crinigerous	hairy
cruciferous	bearing a cross
culmiferous	bearing coal-dust
cupriferous	bearing copper
cupuliferous	bearing cupules
dentigerous	toothed; bearing teeth
diamantiferous	bearing diamonds
discigerous	bearing a disc or discus
doloriferous	bearing grief or pain
elytriferous	having or bearing hardened forewings
estiferous	producing heat
ferriferous	bearing iron
filiferous	thread-bearing
flagelliferous	bearing a whip or flagellum
flammiferous	producing flame
floriferous	bearing flowers
foetiferous	bearing or carrying a fetus
foliaceous	bearing leaves; leaf-like
foliferous	bearing leaves
foraminiferous	bearing foramina
fossiliferous	bearing fossils
frigiferous	bearing or bringing cold
frondiferous	bearing or producing fronds
fructiferous	bearing fruit
frugiferous	bearing fruit
furciferous	bearing a fork
furciferous	bearing a forked appendage; rascally
galactophorous	bearing or carrying milk
garnetiferous	bearing garnets
gemmiferous	bearing gems
glandiferous	bearing acorns or nuts
glanduliferous	bearing glands
globuliferous	bearing globules
glumiferous	bearing glumes
granuliferous	bearing granules
guaniferous	bearing dung
gummiferous	bearing gum
guttiferous	exuding drops
gypsiferous	bearing gypsum
hederiferous	ivy-bearing
igniferous	bearing fire
jaculiferous	having arrow-like prickles
lactiferous	milk-bearing
laniferous	wool-bearing
lanigerous	bearing wool
laticiferous	containing or conveying latex
lauriferous	bearing laurels
lethiferous	causing death; carrying or bearing death
libaniferous	yielding or bearing incense
luciferous	light-bringing; light-giving
lucriferous	lucrative; yielding profit
luminiferous	bearing or bringing light
maliferous	harmful; unhealthy
mammiferous	having breasts
manganiferous	bearing manganese
margaritiferous	pearl-bearing
mastigophorous	bearing a whip
melaniferous	containing or bearing melanin
melliferous	producing or forming honey
mentatiferous	telepathic
metalliferous	bearing metal
morbiferous	disease-bringing
morigerous	obsequious or deferent
mortiferous	death-bringing; fatal
moschiferous	producing musk
motiferous	conveying motion
muciferous	conveying or secreting mucus
nectariferous	producing nectar
nickeliferous	bearing nickel
nubiferous	cloud-bringing
nuciferous	nut-bearing
odoriferous	emitting a usually pleasant smell
oleiferous	producing oil
omniferous	bearing everything
ossiferous	bearing bones
oviferous	egg-carrying
ovigerous	bearing eggs
ovuliferous	bearing ovules
ozoniferous	bearing ozone
papilliferous	bearing papillae
papuliferous	pimply; bearing or pertaining to pimples
pedigerous	having or bearing feet
peltiferous	bearing a shield
penniferous	bearing feathers
pestiferous	bringing plague or pestilence
petaliferous	bearing petals
petroliferous	bearing petroleum
piliferous	bearing or growing hair
placentigerous	bearing a placenta
platiniferous	bearing platinum
plumbiferous	bearing or yielding lead
plumigerous	plumaged
polliniferous	bearing pollen
pollinigerous	pollen-bearing
pomiferous	bearing apples
poriferous	having pores
proligerous	bearing offspring
pruniferous	bearing plums
pubigerous	hairy; bearing or growing hair
pupigerous	bearing a puparium
pyritiferous	bearing pyrite
quartziferous	bearing quartz
quiniferous	yielding quinine
racemiferous	bearing clusters or bunches
ramiferous	bearing branches
ramuliferous	bearing small branches
resiniferous	bearing resin
roriferous	producing or bearing dew
rotiferous	bearing rotifers
sacchariferous	bearing sugar
sacciferous	bearing a sac or sacs
saliferous	salt-bearing
salutiferous	conducive to health or well-being
sanguiferous	bearing blood
scapigerous	having a scape
scutigerous	bearing a shield or scales
scyphiferous	bearing a cup
sebiferous	bearing fatty matter
securigerous	bearing an axe
seminiferous	seed-bearing
sensiferous	conveying sensation
septiferous	having barriers
serpentiferous	bearing a snake; abounding in snakes
setiferous	bearing bristles
setigerous	bearing bristles
siliciferous	bearing or containing silica
soboliferous	bearing shoots or suckers
somniferous	bearing sleep
soniferous	producing sound
soporiferous	bearing sleep
spicigerous	bearing spikes
spiniferous	bearing spines
spinigerous	bearing spines
spinuliferous	bearing spinules
sporiferous	bearing spores
staminiferous	bearing stamens
stanniferous	bearing tin
stelliferous	having many stars
stigmatiferous	bearing stigma
stoloniferous	bearing or having runners
stomatiferous	having an orifice or mouth
strombuliferous	bearing spirally coiled organs
styliferous	bearing a bristle
succiferous	bearing or producing sap
succiniferous	bearing or producing amber
sudoriferous	inducing or secreting sweat
surculigerous	producing suckers
tediferous	bearing a torch
thuriferous	incense-bearing
titaniferous	bearing titanium
toxiferous	producing or bearing poison
trochiferous	bearing a wheel or wheel-like organ
tuberiferous	bearing tubers
turriferous	bearing towers
umbelliferous	bearing umbels
umbriferous	giving or bearing shade
uraniferous	bearing uranium
uriniferous	bearing urine
vasiferous	bearing a vessel or vas
veliferous	bearing a sail or membrane
veneniferous	carrying poison
vermigerous	bearing, containing or infested with worms
viruliferous	bearing or containing a virus
vitiferous	bearing vines
yttriferous	bearing yttrium
zinciferous	bearing zinc
zinkiferous	bearing zinc

Carriages and Chariots

araba	wheeled Middle Eastern carriage
barouche	four-wheeled hooded carriage
berlin	four-wheeled covered carriage
britska	open four-wheeled carriage
brouette	small two-wheeled carriage
brougham	one-horse closed carriage
cabriolet	two-wheeled carriage
calash	light low-wheeled carriage with folding top
cariole	light open carriage
caroche	stately carriage used on ceremonial occasions
chaise	light open carriage for one or two people
charabanc	open tourist coach with benches
clarence	four-wheeled carriage
coupe	four-wheeled closed horse-drawn carriage
curricle	two-wheeled open carriage
dennet	light two-wheeled carriage
désobligeante	carriage for one passenger
diligence	horse-drawn stage-coach
dogcart	light two-wheeled carriage with seats back-to-back
dos-a-dos	carriage where passengers seated back to back
droskhy	low four-wheeled open carriage
ekka	small one-horse carriage
fiacre	hackney coach; cab
fourgon	baggage-wagon
gharry	box-like Middle Eastern horse-drawn cab
gig	light two-wheeled one-horse carriage
hackney	four-wheeled two-horse carriage
hansom	light two-wheeled cab
herdic	low-hung carriage with back entrance
jinker	light horse-drawn passenger carriage
karrozzin	Maltese horse-drawn carriage
landau	horse-drawn carriage with folding top
noddy	plain two-wheeled horse-drawn cart
phaeton	open four-wheeled carriage
quadriga	two-wheeled carriage drawn by four horses
roadster	light carriage
rockaway	light four-wheeled carriage with fixed top and open sides
rulley	flat four-wheeled wagon for carrying goods
shandry	light cart on springs
shay	open carriage or chaise
sociable	four-wheeled open carriage with side-seats
spider	light high-wheeled carriage
stanhope	light open one-seated carriage
sulky	light two-wheeled, one-person horse-drawn carriage
surrey	light four-wheeled carriage with two seats
tandem	two-seated carriage with horses harnessed in series
tarantas	four-wheeled carriage mounted on poles
telega	four-wheeled springless wagon
tilbury	light open two-wheeled carriage
timwhisky	light carriage for one or two people, pulled by one or two horses
tonga	light two-wheeled carriage
trap	light one-horse carriage with springs
troika	carriage drawn by three horses
tum-tum	dog-cart
vettura	carriage, cab or car
victoria	light open two-seated four-wheeled carriage
vis-a-vis	light carriage with seats facing one another
wagonette	carriage with one crosswise seat in front, two seats in back

Ecclesiastical Terms

abba	Syriac or Coptic bishop
ablegate	papal envoy or legate
absconce	lantern used in monasteries and night offices
abthane	monastic region of the old Irish church
accensor	acolyte
adiaphoron	tenet or belief on which a theological system is indifferent
adoptionism	belief that Christ was the adopted and not natural son of God
advowson	right of presentation to church living
adytum	sacred part of a temple or church; church chancel
affusion	pouring on; as of baptismal water
agape	selfless Christian love; a feast in celebration of such love
agapeistic	characterized by Christian love
agapetae	churchwomen who live platonically with celibate men
aggiornamento	modernization of ideas of the Catholic church
agrapha	sayings of Jesus not found in the canonical gospels
alb	long white robe worn by priests
almoner	giver of alms; social worker in a hospital
altarage	payment to priest for mass; offerings at altar
ambo	early Christian raised reading desk or pulpit
ambry	recess for church vessels; cupboard or niche
ambulatory	aisle down the east end of a church
amice	strip of fine linen worn as cloak or wrap by priest at mass
ampulla	vessel for holy oil or wine for coronations or rituals
anamnesis	reminiscence; prayer recalling death and resurrection of Jesus
anchorite	one withdrawn from the world for religious reasons
ancress	female religious recluse
anele	to administer extreme unction to
angelus	prayer said in morning, at noon and at sunset
antechapel	anteroom to a chapel or church
antependium	covering or cloth over pulpit or altar
antilegomena	books of the New Testament not part of early Christian Bible
antipedobaptism	denial of validity of infant baptism
antiphon	anthem sung as a response during church service
apocatastasis	final restitution of all things at the appearance of the Messiah
apocrisiary	papal secretary
apologetics	defense and proof of Christianity or other doctrine
apse	rounded extension of church or other building
archimandrite	head of a monastery or convent
aspergillum	vessel for sprinkling holy water
aspersory	vessel for holding holy water
aureole	radiant light around head or body of holy personage
autocephality	ecclesiastical self-government
auto-da-fe	burning of a heretic
autotheism	belief that one is God incarnate or that one is Christ
baldaquin	covering or canopy over a throne or altar
baptistery	part of church reserved for performing baptisms
bardocucullus	hooded cloak worn by monks
basilica	Roman Catholic church given special privileges
beadle	church caretaker or usher
beadsman	monk or almoner who prays for benefactor
bema	raised part of an Eastern church containing the altar
benefice	ecclesiastical office to which revenue is attached
bethel	a place of worship for seamen; nonconformist chapel
biretta	square three-ridged cap worn by Catholic clergy
breviary	book containing daily church service
bulla	round seal attached to a papal bull
bullantic	capitalized and ornamented, as letters used on papal bulls
bullary	collection of papal bulls
bursary	treasury of a monastery or college
burse	square cloth case to carry the corporal during Communion service
caesaropapism	control of the church by a secular ruler
calefactory	a monastery sitting room
calotte	Roman Catholic skullcap
camerlengo	papal treasurer
campanile	freestanding bell tower on church property
canoness	woman living in a community under a religious rule
canticle	short holy song or sung prayer
cantorial	located on the north side of the choir in a church
capuchin	pointed hooded cloak worn by friars
cardinalitial	of, like or pertaining to church cardinals
cartulary	keeper of monastic records
cassock	close-fitting ankle-length clergyman's garment
catabaptism	belief in the wrongness of infant baptism
catechumen	one undergoing instruction prior to conversion to Christianity
cathedra	chair or throne of office for a bishop or other high official
cathisma	short hymn used as response
catholicos	primate of Armenian or Nestorian church
cellarer	monastery official in charge of provisions
cenacle	room where the Last Supper was eaten
cenobite	monk; member of religious group
cenoby	monastery or convent
censer	vessel for burning incense in religious rituals
cephalophore	decapitated saint depicted with head tucked under arm
chancel	part of church containing altar and seats for choir
chancery	church office dealing with legal matters and archives
chantry	chapel or altar built for prayers for its benefactor's soul
chaplet	circlet or wreath for the head; short string of prayer beads
charterhouse	Carthusian monastic building
chasuble	sleeveless ecclesiastical garment
chevet	east end of a church
chiliasm	belief that Jesus will reign on Earth for a thousand years
chimere	loose sleeveless robes worn by Anglican bishops
chrism	consecrated or holy oil
chrismation	sacrament of baptism in Eastern churches
chrismatory	vessel for holding holy oil
chrisom	white robe put on newly baptised child
christophany	appearance of Christ to men
churching	church ceremony given to women after childbirth
churchism	devotion to church rules over religious precepts
ciborium	freestanding canopy to cover altar; vessel for holding eucharistic bread
cilice	haircloth shirt worn as penance
cimeliarch	church vestry or treasury
cincture	to gird or surround; belt worn around ecclesiastical vestment
cingulum	girdle or girdle-like structure; priest's belt
circumincession	the reciprocal existence of three parts of the Trinity in each other
classis	a group; governing body of Reformed churches
clerestory	upper storey of a church; windows near the roof of a building
coadjutor	bishop assisting a diocesan bishop and having the right of succession
collegialism	theory that church is independent from the state
colporteur	peddler of religious tracts and books
compaternity	spiritual relationship between child's parents and godparents
compline	prayer service held just before bedtime
comprecation	prayer meeting
concelebrate	to jointly recite the canon of the Eucharist in unison with others
concordat	agreement between the pope and a secular government
confirmand	candidate for religious confirmation
confiteor	prayer of confession of sins
consistory	a solemn assembly or council; a church tribunal
consultor	advisor to a Catholic bishop
conventicle	secret or illegal church assembly
corporal	white cloth on which Communion bread and wine are placed
credence	small table for holding sacred vessels
credo	concise statement of doctrine; section of Mass followed by offertory
crosier	pastoral staff or crook held by bishop or abbot
cruet	vessel used in religious ceremonies, especially to hold the Eucharist
curate	assistant to a parish priest
curia	papal court and its officials
custos	guardian, custodian or keeper, especially of convents or monasteries
dalmatic	ecclesiastical robe or other outer vestment
datary	papal officer who registers and dates bulls and edicts
decanal	located on south side of the choir in a church
decretal	papal decree deciding a point of church law
deiparous	bearing a god
deodate	a gift to or from God
diaconicon	sacristy for sacred vessels in Orthodox churches
diphysitism	belief in the dual nature of Christ
diptych	pair of pictures on hinged panels; register of bishops and saints
discalced	without shoes; barefoot; a religious order wearing no shoes
ditheletism	doctrine that Christ had two wills
donative	benefice presented to church without reference to bishop
dossal	ornamental cloth hung behind and above an altar
doxology	hymn or verse of praise to God
dulia	inferior veneration of saints and angels in comparison with God
ecclesiastry	affairs of the church
eirenics	theological doctrine of religious unification
encolpion	reliquary; cross worn on the breast
encyclical	letter sent by the pope to multiple bishops
eparchy	diocese of an Eastern church
epiclesis	calling on the Holy Spirit to consecrate the Eucharist
epistoler	reader of the epistle in Anglican service
epitrachelion	stole of an Orthodox priest or bishop
eremite	hermit; religious recluse
eschatology	doctrine of life and afterlife
eschaton	end of the world; end time
euchology	prayer book
exarch	viceroy; rank below patriarch in Eastern church
exeat	permission from bishop for clergyman to work elsewhere
exedra	semicircular bench beside episcopal throne; outdoor bench or recess
exegetic	explanatory, especially of Scripture
exequy	funeral rites; funeral procession
faldstool	desk from which the Litany is read at church service
fanion	cloth worn on priest's arm and used for handling holy vessels
fenestella	recess in church wall for storing communion vessels
feretory	shrine for relics during a procession or for a funeral bier
feria	weekday of a church calendar on which no holiday falls
festilogy	treatise on ecclesiastical festivals
flèche	narrow wooden spire on church roof
florilegium	anthology of writings, especially of church fathers
fossarian	clergyman moonlighting as a gravedigger
frankalmoign	land tenure requiring religious obligations on part of tenant
friary	a fraternity or group of friars
frontal	cloth hanging over front of altar
galilee	porch in front of church
glebe	church land granted to clergyman
gradual	part of mass between epistle and gospel
guimpe	wide cloth covering neck and shoulders worn by nuns
hagioscope	opening in wall to enable viewing of altar
hanap	chalice used in communion whose cover is a second chalice
hassock	kneeling cushion in a church
hearsecloth	cloth lain over coffin during funeral
hegumene	head of a nunnery
hieratical	priestly; bound by religious convention
hieromonach	monk who also serves as a priest
holobaptism	belief in baptism with total immersion in water
homolegomena	books of the Bible used in early Christianity
housel	the eucharist; the act of taking the eucharist
hymnal	collection of church hymns
hymnody	hymns collectively; hymn-singing
hyperdulia	veneration of the Virgin Mary above saints and angels
iconostasis	screen or partition in Eastern churches with tiers of icons
incardination	acceptance by a diocese of clergyman from another diocese
indulgence	former Catholic pardon granted for remission of punishment for sins
indult	special temporary dispensation granted by the Catholic church
internuncio	messenger between two parties; low-ranking papal legate
intinction	administering communion by dipping bread into wine
introit	psalm or hymn sung at beginning of church service
invination	presence of Christ's blood in sanctified wine
invitatory	psalm or anthem sung before prayer during church service
jube	ornamental choir-screen
jubilarian	one who celebrates a jubilee, especially a priest, monk, or nun
jubilate	the third Sunday after Easter
kamelaukion	tall cylindrical hat worn by Orthodox priests
kenosis	Christ's rejection of his divine side upon assuming human form
kerygma	preaching of the Christian gospel
kerygmatic	of, like or pertaining to preaching the Gospel
kirking	first attendance of a couple at church after marriage
kyrie	religious petition for mercy
labarum	moral standard; ecclesiastical banner bearing Christ's monogram
laic	of, like or pertaining to lay people rather than clergy
laicisation	process of returning a clergyman to lay status
laicism	doctrine of opposition to clergy and priests
lappet	fold or flap on a garment or headdress worn by priest
latria	highest degree of veneration, assigned to God over saints
lauds	prayer service held at dawn following matins
lavabo	ceremony in which priest washes his hands; basin for the ceremony
lavatory	wash-basin for washing bodies of newly dead; room where lavabo kept
lavra	group of recluses’ cells
lectern	desk or stand from which church lessons are read
lection	reading; lesson read in church
lectrice	female reader in church
litany	prayer of supplication in responsive style
liturgician	one who studies or recites church rituals
locum	clergyman temporarily replacing regular priest
lustration	ritual washing; ablution
lychgate	roofed gate of a churchyard
magisterium	teaching function of the Catholic church
magnificat	canticle in praise of the Virgin Mary
manciple	steward of a college or monastery; purveyor
mandorla	oval panel containing a work of art; elliptical halo around holy person
mandriarch	founder or leader of a monastic order
maniple	clerical vestment worn on the left arm
mantelletta	knee-length sleeveless garment worn by Catholic cardinals and bishops
Mariolatry	worship of the virgin mother
Mariology	study of the Virgin Mary
marrano	Jew converted to Christianity to avoid persecution
martyrium	shrine erected in memory of a martyr
martyrolatry	excessive devotion to martyrs
martyrology	study of martyrs
matins	prayer service held in early morning hours
mendicant	member of impoverished religious order
menology	register or calendar of saints’ days
mersion	dipping; as in baptism
messianism	belief in a single messiah or saviour
metropolitan	archbishop holding authority over other bishops
midlenting	custom of giving gifts to parents on mid-Lent Sunday
minster	church associated with a monastery
misericord	ledge in church to lean against while standing; forgiveness or mercy
missal	book containing complete service for mass
miter	high headdress worn by bishop or archbishop
modalism	belief in unity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit
monergism	theory that the Holy Spirit alone can act
monial	a nun
monkery	monks in general; monasticism; behaviour of monks
monophysitism	belief that Christ was primarily divine but in human form
monotheletism	belief that Christ had only one will
monstrance	vessel used to expose the Eucharist
mozzetta	short cape with ornamental hood worn by Catholic prelates
mystagogical	of, like or pertaining to religious ritual initiation
naos	temple; inner cell of a temple
narthex	small entrance or porch to a church
nave	largest part of church where congregation sits
nipter	ecclesiastical ceremony of washing the feet
nones	prayer service held at 3 p.m.
novena	series of Catholic church services held on nine successive days
nuncio	one who brings tidings; high-ranking papal legate
obit	religious office for a dead person
oblate	layman living in a religious community under modified rule
oblation	act of offering; a sacrifice; anything offered in worship
oculus	round window, especially over main door in church
orant	representation of praying figure in early art
orarion	deacon's stole in Orthodox church
orarium	book of private devotions
orarium	handkerchief; scarf attached to bishop's staff
oratory	small chapel for private prayer; lectern for prayer
ordinal	book containing religious rites, especially for ordination
ordo	calendar with list of services for each day of the year
oremus	Roman Catholic liturgical prayer
orison	prayer
orphrey	gold or other rich embroidery on clerical robes
osculatory	carved tablet kissed by priest during celebration of mass
ostensory	container for holding consecrated Communion wafers
paedobaptism	doctrine of infant baptism
pall	covering cloth laid upon Communion chalice
pallium	white woollen band symbolising archbishop's authority
panegyricon	collection of sermons for Orthodox church festivals
pannicle	thin sheet-like vestment
pannychis	all-night vigil in preparation for Orthodox church feast
paraclete	advocate or intercessor; the Holy Spirit acting in such a role
parclose	railing in church enclosing altar, chapel or tomb
pardoner	one who raises money for religious works by selling indulgences
parousia	second coming of Christ
parvis	enclosed space at the front of a church
passalorynchite	one who takes a religious vow of silence
paten	plate; metal disk used to hold Communion bread
pax	tablet decorated with sacred figure and kissed by participants in mass
peculiar	parish or church exempt from jurisdiction of the bishop of its diocese
pentateuch	the first five books of the Old Testament
pericope	an excerpt or passage read during religious services
pernoctate	to pass the night in vigil or prayer
phonascus	person who maintains rhythm in church choir
pieta	representation of Virgin Mary with dead Christ across her knees
pietism	unquestioning or dogmatic religious devotion
piscina	basin set in wall of church to drain away ceremonial water
plebania	mother-church having authority over several local churches
pluvial	floor-length open-fronted ecclesiastical garment
pneumatomachy	denial of the divinity of the Holy Ghost
pneumatophany	appearance of a spirit; especially the Holy Ghost
poppyhead	raised ornament on top of upright end of seats in churches
postlude	closing piece of music at end of church service
postulant	candidate for a religious order
postulator	official who presents case for canonization or beatification
prebend	stipend or salary paid to clergyman
prebendal	of, like or pertaining to stipends issued by a church
precentor	leader of the singing of a church choir
predella	platform for altar; portable altar or decoration upon it
prelacy	episcopal church government
prelate	bishop or abbot of superior rank
presbytery	part of church reserved for officiating clergy
prie-dieu	prayer stool or kneeling bench in a church
prime	prayer service held at 6 a.m.
procathedral	parish church serving as a cathedral
pronaos	vestibule in front of a temple
proper	elements of Christian mass that are variable
proseuche	place of prayer; oratory
prothonotary	chief registrar of a court; keeper of canonisation records
psalmodist	singer of psalms
psalmody	act of singing psalms in church services
pseudepigrapha	apocrypha; non-canonical books of the Bible
pseudepiscopy	existence or rule of a spurious bishop
psilanthropism	denial of Christ's divinity
pulpitum	gigantic stone screen separating cathedral choir from the nave
purificator	cloth used to wipe Eucharist chalice
pyx	box or vessel in which coins or consecrated Eucharist are kept
quaestionary	religious pardoner
qualificator	one who prepares ecclesiastical cases for trial
quaresimal	Lenten; having the meagreness of Lenten meals
quartodeciman	early Christian who celebrated Easter on Passover even if not a Sunday
rantize	to sprinkle with water during baptism
rasophore	lowest rank of Greek Orthodox monk
recusant	one who refuses to attend Catholic church services; nonconformist
refectory	dining-hall of a monastery or other institution
regula	rule of a religious order
reliquary	a small box or shrine used to hold relics
repository	side altar in Catholic church
requiem	lament or mass for the dead
requiescat	prayer for the dead
reredos	screen behind altar
rescript	answer of pope or emperor to any legal question; edict or decree
responsory	set of responses sung or said after liturgical reading
retable	shelf or ornamental setting for panels behind an altar
retrochoir	space in choir behind high altar
ridel	altar curtain
rochet	surplice-like vestment of a bishop or abbot
rogation	asking or supplication, especially in an ecclesiastical sense
rood	cross or crucifix at entrance to church chancel
sacerdotalism	belief that priests are necessary mediators between God and mankind
sacramentarianism	belief that sacraments have unusual properties
sacrarium	place where sacred objects are kept
sacristan	church official in charge of vessels and the sacristy
sacristy	room in church where sacred objects are kept
saltire	X-shaped cross
samarra	flame-decorated cassock worn by those condemned by the Inquisition
scapular	badge of monastic order worn on the shoulders
schola	church choir led by a cantor
scholasticate	preparatory college for those intending to enter Catholic order
scriptorium	writing room; room used by monastic scribes
sedilia	stone seats for clergy in wall of chancel
sempect	extremely elderly Benedictine monk
sepulchre	receptacle in an altar for holding religious relics
sext	prayer service held at noon
sexton	church caretaker or bellringer
shrive	to hear a confession from and give absolution
sigillum	seal of the confession
simony	buying or selling of ecclesiastical offices
sinecure	ecclesiastical office or other job requiring little work
situla	a holy bucket
slype	covered passage between walls, or between transept and chapterhouse
solifidianism	doctrine that faith alone will ensure salvation
soteriology	study of theological salvation
soutane	priest's cassock
squarson	clergyman who is also a land-holding squire
starets	Eastern Orthodox spiritual advisor
staurolatry	worship of the cross or crucifix
sticharion	vestment like an alb worn by Orthodox priests
sticheron	short hymn
stole	narrow ecclesiastical vestment or scarf
stoup	vessel for holding holy water
stylite	monk who spends much time on tops of pillars
succinctorium	band or scarf worn from the Pope's girdle
suffragan	assistant bishop
superhumeral	ecclesiastical garment worn over the shoulders
surplice	loose-fitting ankle length overgarment worn by clerics
synaxarion	account of a saint's life
synod	ecclesiastical assembly or council
synthronus	joint throne for an Orthodox bishop and his presbyters
tabernacle	ornamental container for storing Communion bread and wine
taperer	one who bears a taper during a religious procession
terce	prayer service held at 9 a.m.
tester	canopy over a bed, pulpit or altar
tetragrammaton	sacred word or acronym of four letters
tetramorph	artistic representation of the four evangelists in one figure
theanthroposophy	system of belief concerning Christ as god and man
theodidact	student of God; one who is taught by God
theody	hymn in praise of God
theolepsy	seizure or possession by a god
theologaster	petty or shallow theologian
theometry	measurement or estimation of God
theophany	manifestation or appearance of a god to people
theotokos	title given to the Virgin Mary as bearer of God
thurible	censer
thurifer	altar boy who bears censer
tiara	three-tiered crown worn by or carried in front of the pope
tippet	long black scarf worn by Anglican clergy
tonsure	shaving of small area on the crown of head of a priest or monk
transept	part of a church off to one side of main structure
transubstantiation	miraculous changing of bread and wine into body and blood of Christ
tremendum	feeling of overwhelming awe associated with religious experience
trental	commemoratory service held thirty days after burial
triduum	period of three days of prayer preceding Roman Catholic feasts
triforium	gallery or arcade over an aisle; gallery over nave and choir
tritheism	belief that the members of the Trinity are separate gods
tropology	figurative language; moral interpretation of the Bible
tunicle	short ecclesiastical vestment worn by bishop or subdeacon
tympanum	space within an arch; arched recess at entrance of cathedral
ubiquitarianism	belief that Christ is everywhere
ultramontane	south of the Alps; supporting the Pope
unalist	priest holding one benefice
unaneled	without extreme unction
unction	anointing as right of consecration or healing; warmth of address
undercroft	crypt or vault under a church
unhouseled	not having received the Eucharist shortly before death
verger	church usher and attendant
vernicle	cloth with image of Christ's face impressed upon it
versicle	short verse in church service normally followed by response
vespers	prayer service held in early evening
vestry	priest's dressing room
vesturer	keeper of vestments
viaticum	money or provisions for journey; Eucharist for a dying person
vicegod	hostile appellation applied to the Pope
wicket	small door forming part of larger door of a church or castle
wimple	cloth covering for head and neck worn by nuns
xerophagy	eating of dry food; fast of dry food in the week preceding Easter
zeta	small room or closet in a church
zucchetto	round skullcap worn by Catholic clergy to indicate rank
zymite	priest using leavened bread during communion

Divination and Fortune-Telling

acultomancy	divination using needles
aeromancy	divination by means of the weather
ailuromancy	divination by watching cats’ movements
alectormancy	divination by sacrificing a rooster
alectryomancy	divination by watching a rooster gather corn kernels
aleuromancy	divination using flour or meal
alomancy	divination using salt
alphitomancy	divination using loaves of barley
alveromancy	divination using sounds
ambulomancy	divination by taking a walk
amniomancy	divination by examining afterbirth
anthomancy	divination using flowers
anthracomancy	divination using burning coals
anthropomancy	divination using human entrails
apantomancy	divination using objects at hand
arithmancy	divination using numbers
armomancy	divination by examining one’s shoulders
aspidomancy	divination by sitting and chanting within a circle
astragalomancy	divination using dice or knucklebones
astromancy	divination using stars
austromancy	divination using wind
axinomancy	divination using an axe or hatchet
batraquomancy	divination using frogs
belomancy	divination by means of arrows
bibliomancy	divination by opening a book at random
botanomancy	divination using burning branches or plants
brontomancy	divination using thunder
capnomancy	divination by means of smoke
cartomancy	telling fortunes using playing cards
catoptromancy	divination by examining mirror placed underwater
causimancy	divination by means of fire
ceneromancy	divination using ashes
cephalonomancy	divination by boiling an ass head
ceraunomancy	divination using thunderbolts
ceraunoscopy	divination using lightning
ceromancy	divination by means of wax drippings
ceroscopy	divination using wax
chaomancy	divination by examining phenomena of the air
chirognomy	divination by studying the hands
chiromancy	divination by means of palmistry
chronomancy	divination by means of time
cleidomancy	divination using keys
cleromancy	divination using dice
conchomancy	divination using shells
coscinomancy	divination using a sieve and a pair of shears
crithomancy	divination by strewing meal over sacrifices
critomancy	divination using viands and cakes
cromnyomancy	divination using onions
crystallomancy	divination by means of clear objects
crystalomancy	divination using a crystal globe
cubomancy	divination by throwing dice
dactyliomancy	divination by means of a finger
dactylomancy	divination using rings
daphnomancy	divination using a laurel
demonomancy	divination using demons
dririmancy	divination by observing dripping blood
emonomancy	divination using demons
enoptromancy	divination using mirrors
eromancy	divination using water vessels
extispicy	divination using entrails
floromancy	belief that flowers have feelings
gastromancy	divination by sounds from the belly
geloscopy	fortune-telling by means of laughter
geomancy	divination by casting earth onto a surface
grafology	divination by studying writing
graptomancy	divination by studying handwriting
gyromancy	divination by falling from dizziness
halomancy	divination using salt
haruspication	divination by inspecting animal entrails
hematomancy	divination using blood
hepatoscopy	divination by examining animal livers
hieromancy	divination by studying objects offered in sacrifice
hieroscopy	divination using entrails
hippomancy	divination using horses
hydromancy	divination using water
hypnomancy	divination using sleep
ichnomancy	divination using footprints
ichthyomancy	divination by inspecting fish entrails
iconomancy	divination using icons
idolomancy	divination using idols
kephalonomancy	divination using a baked ass’s head
keraunoscopia	divination using thunder
knissomancy	divination using burning incense
labiomancy	lip reading
lampadomancy	divination by flame
lecanomancy	divination using water in a basin or pool
libanomancy	divination by watching incense smoke
lithomancy	divination by stones or meteorites
logarithmancy	divination by means of algorithms
logomancy	divination using words
macromancy	divination using large objects
maculomancy	divination using spots
margaritomancy	divination using pearls
mathemancy	divination by counting
meconomancy	divination using sleep
meteoromancy	divination by studying meteors
metopomancy	divination using the forehead or face
metoposcopy	fortune-telling or judgement of character by the lines of the forehead
micromancy	divination using small objects
myomancy	divination from the movements of mice
narcomancy	divination using sleep
necyomancy	divination by summoning Satan
nomancy	divination by examining letters of name
odontomancy	divination using teeth
oenomancy	divination by studying appearance of wine
oinomancy	divination using wine
ololygmancy	fortune-telling by the howling of dogs
omoplatoscopy	divination by observing cracks in burning scapulae
omphalomancy	divination from the knots in the umbilical cord
oneiromancy	divination by dreams
onomancy	divination using a donkey or ass
onomancy	divination using proper names
onychomancy	divination by the fingernails
onymancy	divination by the fingernails
oomancy	divination using eggs
ophidiomancy	divination using snakes
ophiomancy	divination by watching snakes
ornithomancy	divination by observing flight of birds
oryctomancy	divination using excavated objects
ossomancy	divination using bones
osteomancy	divination using bones
ouranomancy	divination using the heavens
pedomancy	divination by examining the soles of the feet
pegomancy	divination by springs or fountains
pessomancy	divination using pebbles
phyllomancy	divination using leaves or tea leaves
physiognomancy	divination by studying the face
psephomancy	divination by drawing lots or markers at random
psychomancy	divination by means of spirits
pyromancy	divination using fire
retromancy	divination by looking over one’s shoulder
rhabdomancy	divination using a rod or stick
rhapsodomancy	divination by opening works of poetry at random
scapulomancy	divination by examining burnt shoulder blade
scatomancy	divination by studying excrement
scatoscopy	divination by studying excrement; scatomancy
schematomancy	divination using the human form
sciomancy	divination using ghosts
scyphomancy	divination by means of a cup
selenomancy	divination by studying the moon
sideromancy	divination using stars; divination by burning straws
sortilege	divination by drawing lots
spasmatomancy	divination by twitching or convulsions of the body
spatilomancy	divination by means of feces
spheromancy	divination using a crystal ball
spodomancy	divination by means of ashes
stercomancy	fortune-telling by studying seeds in dung
stichomancy	divination by picking passages from books at random
stolisomancy	divination by observing how one dresses oneself
sycomancy	divination using fig leaves
tephromancy	divination by ashes
theomancy	divination by means of oracles
thrioboly	divination using pebbles
thumomancy	divination by means of one's own soul
tiromancy	divination using cheese
topomancy	divination using landforms
trochomancy	divination by studying wheel tracks
tyromancy	divination using cheese
uranomancy	divination by studying the heavens
urimancy	divination by observing urine
xenomancy	divination using strangers
xylomancy	divination by examining wood found in one’s path
zoomancy	divination by observing animals

Fabric and Cloth

aba	garment of camel or goat hair; camel or goat-hair fabric
aerophane	thin crinkled semi-transparent fabric
alepine	mixed wool and silk or mohair and cotton fabric
alpaca	fine wool made from alpaca hair
angora	silk-like fabric made from wool of angora goats
ardass	fine silk
armure	twilled woollen or silk fabric
arrasene	embroidery fabric of wool and silk
atlas	rich satin fabric
baft	cheap coarse cotton fabric
bagging	coarse fabric for making bags or sacks
baize	coarse napped cotton or wool fabric
balbriggan	knitted cotton fabric
baldachin	rich embroidered silk and gold fabric
balzarine	light cotton dress material
barathea	pebbly silk or worsted fabric with broken rib weave
barege	gauzy fabric of silk, cotton, wool, or worsted
barracan	fine silk cloth
barras	coarse linen fabric
barrateen	some kind of fabric
batiste	fine soft sheer fabric of plain weave
bayadere	fabric with horizontal stripes in strongly contrasting colours
beaupers	linen fabric used for flags
bengaline	crosswise ribbed fabric
bombazine	twilled silk and worsted fabric
borato	thin fabric
bouclé	fabric of uneven looped yarn
brilliantine	light lustrous cotton and worsted fabric
broadcloth	dense twilled wool or worsted fabric
brocade	rich silk fabric with raised patterns
buckram	stiff-finished cotton or linen used for linings of garments
bump	coarse cotton fabric
bunting	light loosely woven fabric used for flags
burdet	cotton fabric
burlap	coarse plain-woven jute or hemp fabric
burnet	dark brown; dark woollen cloth
burrel	coarse russet cloth
calamanco	satin twilled woollen fabric
calico	plain white cotton
camaca	fine silk fabric
cambresine	fine linen fabric
cambric	fine thin white cotton or linen fabric
camlet	strong waterproof silk or wool fabric
caneva	fancy woollen fabric made to resemble canvas
canque	Chinese cotton fabric
cashmere	soft twilled fabric made of fine goat's wool
cashmerette	soft imitation of cashmere
cassimere	closely woven twilled cloth of fine wool
cendal	silk fabric resembling taffeta
challis	soft lightweight silk, wool or cotton fabric
chambray	lightweight fabric with coloured warp and white filling
chamois	cotton fabric made in imitation of chamois leather
charmante	silk fabric with a crepe back
charmeuse	soft and satiny silk fabric
chenille	velvety silk, wool or cotton fabric with protruding pile
cheviot	coarse heavy plain or twilled wool or worsted
chiffon	sheer silk fabric
chino	strong twilled cotton cloth
chintz	glazed printed cotton fabric
cire	fabric with a glazed finish
cloque	fabric with an embossed design
coburg	thin single-twilled worsted fabric with cotton or silk
cordovan	soft goatskin leather
corduroy	durable cotton piled fabric with vertical ribs
crash	coarse drapery and towelling fabric
crepe	light crinkled fabric
crepon	heavy crepe fabric with lengthwise crinkles
cretonne	heavy cotton or linen cloth
crin	horsehair fabric
crinoline	stiff flax or cotton fabric
cubica	fine unglazed fabric resembling shalloon
cypress	silk or cotton gauze fabric, usually black
damask	fine lustrous fabric with flat patterns and a satin weave
delaine	light fabric of wool or mixed wool and cotton
denim	firm and durable twilled cotton
dimity	sheer and stout white cotton
domett	plain cotton-wool blend
dornick	stout linen
dowlas	coarse linen
drabbet	coarse linen
drap-de-Berry	old woollen cloth
dreadnought	heavy woollen cloth
drill	durable twilled cotton
droguet	ribbed woollen dress fabric
drugget	coarse durable wool fabric
ducape	plain-woven stout silk fabric
duck	durable closely woven cotton fabric
duffel	fabric of thick, low-quality woolen cloth
dungaree	heavy coarse durable twilled cotton, usually coloured
dupion	coarse silk
duroy	coarse woollen
duvetyn	smooth lustrous velvety fabric
ecarlate	fine woollen cloth, usually dyed scarlet
éolienne	fine silk and wool
etamine	light open-mesh cotton or worsted
eyelet	small hole in fabric to allow passage of a cord; cotton fabric with small holes
faille	shiny closely woven silk, cotton or rayon fabric
farandine	silk and wool cloth
filoselle	coarse floss silk
flannel	light woollen fabric
foulard	soft lightweight plain-woven or twilled silk fabric
foulé	light woollen fulled cloth
frieze	rough heavy woollen cloth
fuji	plain spun silk fabric
fustian	coarse twilled cotton
gabardine	closely woven cotton or wool twill
galatea	striped cotton
gambroon	twilled worsted and cloth
gazar	silk organza fabric
genappe	smooth worsted yarn
georgette	thin silk
gingham	striped cotton cloth
grenadine	thin silk
grogram	coarse loosely woven silk fabric
grosgrain	heavy close-woven corded silk
gulix	kind of fine linen
harn	coarse linen
herringbone	twilled fabric woven in rows of parallel sloping lines
hodden	coarse undyed woollen cloth
holland	coarse plain-woven cotton or linen
hopsack	rough-surfaced loose fabric
houndstooth	fabric with an irregular checked pattern
huckaback	absorbent cotton or linen used for towels
jaconet	stout cotton cloth
jacquard	intricately-woven variegated fabric; loom for making jacquard
jaspe	cotton or rayon cloth with shaded effect
jean	durable twilled cotton material
jersey	plain weft-knitted fabric of wool, cotton, nylon or silk
kalamkari	fabric coloured by repeated dyeing
kelt	coarse fabric made of black and white wool
kente	hand-woven African silk fabric
kersey	coarse woollen cloth
kerseymere	twilled fine wool
khaddar	homespun cotton cloth
kincob	embroidered silk with gold and silver threads
lamé	fabric in which metallic threads are interwoven
lasting	sturdy cotton or worsted cloth
lawn	fine sheer plain-woven cotton or linen
leno	open-woven fabric
linsey	coarse linen and wool blend
linsey-woolsey	thin coarse fabric of wool and linen
lockram	coarse linen
loden	heavy waterproof woollen fabric
lustring	glossy silk
lutestring	plain glossy silk
mackinaw	heavy napped and felted wool cloth
mackintosh	lightweight rubberized waterproof cotton
madapollam	fine cotton cloth
madras	fine plain-woven cotton or silk
marabout	thin downy silk
marcella	cotton or linen in twill weave
marocain	ribbed crepe fabric
marquisette	sheer meshed cloth
matelassé	having a quilted ornamentation; fabric with raised pattern as if quilted
melton	strong and smooth heavy woollen cloth
merino	soft wool of the merino sheep; any soft merino-like wool or wool and cotton cloth
messaline	soft lightweight silk with a satin weave
mockado	inferior quality woollen fabric
mogadore	ribbed silk used in making neckties
mohair	fabric made from silky hair of angora goats
moire	watered silk
moleskin	heavy durable cotton
moreen	stout corded wool or cotton
mousseline	fine sheer fabric
mull	soft fine sheer cotton or silk fabric
muslin	plain-woven fine cotton
musterdevillers	archaic mixed grey woollen cloth
nainsook	fine cotton fabric
nankeen	buff-coloured; durable buff-coloured cotton
needlecord	thinly ribbed cotton
ninon	silk voile or other thin fabric
organdie	fine translucent cotton
organza	transparent thin silk or nylon
orleans	interwoven cotton and worsted
osnaburg	coarse linen or cotton
ottoman	heavy clothing fabric with crosswise ribs
oxford	soft durable plain-woven cotton
paduasoy	corded silk
paisley	soft wool fabric with ornamental pattern
panne	heavy lustrous silk or rayon with waxy feel
paramatta	worsted and cotton blend
pashmina	fine goat's wool fabric used for making shawls
pekin	fine soft silk
pellicule	thin diaphanous fabric
percale	closely woven lightweight cloth
percaline	glossy lightweight cotton
perse	dark blue or bluish-grey; cloth of such a colour
piqué	stiff durable corded fabric of cotton, rayon or silk
platilla	fine white linen
plissé	fabric with puckered finish
pongee	thin soft fabric woven from raw silk
poodle	coarsely looped or nubby fabric
poplin	corded woven silk and worsted
prunella	strong and heavy silk or wool
rabanna	raffia fabric of Madagascar
ramie	strong lustrous fabric resembling linen or silk
raploch	coarse undyed woollen cloth
raschel	light loosely kitted cloth
ratiné	rough bulky plain-woven fabric
rep	plain-woven fabric with crosswise ribs
reticella	old Venetian lace-like fabric
romal	handkerchief or headcloth; silk or cotton fabric
rumchunder	fine silk
russel	ribbed cotton and wool
russet	coarse homespun cloth
sagathy	light blend of silk and cotton or wool
samite	rich and heavy silk, sometimes interwoven with gold or silver
sarsenet	fine and soft silk; soft or gentle
satara	ribbed lustred wool
sateen	glossy cotton or wool
satin	closely woven silk with lustrous face
satinet	thin silk satin or imitation thereof
saxony	fine soft woollen fabric
say	delicate woollen fabric
scarlet	fine cloth
scrim	durable plain-woven cotton fabric
seersucker	light puckered cotton or linen fabric
sempiternum	durable wool
sendal	thin silk or linen
serge	strong twilled worsted
shalloon	light twilled wool or worsted
shantung	plain rough silk or cotton
sharkskin	smooth durable wool or worsted fabric
shetland	lightweight loosely twisted wool fabric
shoddy	woollen fabric made from rags
sicilienne	ribbed silk
silesia	thin twilled cotton or linen
silkaline	soft light cotton fabric resembling silk
sindon	fine linen
stammel	coarse woollen fabric, usually dyed red; bright red colour
stockinette	soft elastic cotton fabric
surah	soft twilled silk or rayon
swansdown	heavy napped cotton flannel
swanskin	soft napped fabric resembling flannel
tabaret	striped watered silk and satin fabric
tabby	plain-woven silk taffeta fabric
tabinet	silk and wool watered fabric
taffeta	thin glossy silk
tamin	thin glazed worsted
tamis	thin wool
tarlatan	thin sheer stiff cotton
terry	piled fabric consisting of uncut loops
ticking	strong linen or cotton fabric used for mattress and pillow cases
tiffany	transparent silk-like gauzy fabric
tiretaine	wool cloth mixed with cotton or linen
toile	plain or simple twilled fabric
tricolette	silk or rayon knitted fabric
tricot	plain knitted silk or woollen fabric
tricotine	double-twilled worsted fabric
tulle	sheer and delicate thin silk
tussah	brownish silk fabric
tweed	rough twilled wool
twill	any diagonally woven fabric
velour	piled velvety cotton
veloutine	velvety corded wool
velvet	soft piled fabric of silk, cotton or synthetic material
velvetine	cotton with silk pile
vicuna	fabric made from wool of the vicuna, a small ruminant
voile	soft fine sheer fabric
wadmal	thick coarse wool
whipcord	fabric with bold twill used for making dresses
wigan	stiff plain-woven cotton
wincey	plain or twilled cotton
woolsey	cotton and wool blend
worcester	fine wool
worsted	fine closely-woven wool
zanella	mixed twilled umbrella fabric
zephyr	lightweight wool or worsted fabric; the west wind
zibeline	soft piled wool