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Adjornare, or Adjournare.		To adjourn.
Adirare		To lose.
Adiratus		A compensation for goods lost or stolen.
Adjudicatio		Pronouncing a judgment or decree.
Adlegiare		To purge oneself of a crime by oath (Aleier, Fr.).
Admensuratio.		Admeasurement, a writ for remedy against persons who usurp more than their share.
Adminiculum, or		Aid, support.
Adminiculatio
Admiralis, or Admirallus		An admiral.
Admiralitas		Admiralty.
Adnichilare		To annul.
Adnullare
Adquietare		See Acquietare.
Adrectare		To do right ; to make amends.
Adresciare		See Addressare.
Advanciamentum		Advancement.
Advantagiuni		Advantage ; the right of the lord to redeem a fief removed by the vassal from his lordship.
Adventura		Adventure, or venture.
Adventurare		To adventure, or venture.
Adventurarius		Adventurer.
Advisamentum		Advice ; consideration.
Advisare		To advise.
Advocare		To ad vow ; to justify an act done ; in boroughs, falsely to assert that goods belong to a freeman so as to evade duty.
Advocatio		Advowson, right of presentation to an ecclesiastical benefice ; allegation of protection or authority.
Advocatus		Counsellor or pleader ; avowee or advowee ; patron of a church ; protector of a corporation or community.
Ægyptiaei		Gypsies.
Ægyptii
Aeria		Eyry, nest of hawks.
Afferare		To assess a fine.
Afferatores		Affeerers, persons who assess fines in courts leet and courts baron.
Affidare		To certify ; to swear fealty ; to affiance.
Affidatio		An oath.
Affidus		One who has pledged his faith to another.
Afforare		To appraise.
Afforciamentum		A fortress ; compulsion.
Afforciare		To increase, or make stronger ; to compel.
Afforestare		To turn land into a forest.
Afraia		See Afiri.
Affraia		Affray.
Affrectamentum, or'		Freight.
Affretamentum