Original Language |
English |
agente |
diplomatic agent |
ambasciatore |
ambassador |
aiutante |
assistant to a butler |
avocato; advocato; avvocato |
lawyer |
avvocato; advocato; avocato |
lawyer |
baglia; balia |
wet-nurse |
balia; baglia |
wet-nurse |
barbiero |
barber |
batteloro |
gold-beater |
calzolaro; scarpinello |
shoemaker |
cameriera (f.) |
maidservant |
cameriero (m); camieriero (m.) |
servant |
camieriero (m.); cameriero (m) |
servant |
canonico |
a canon, refers to a member of the clergy |
cantore |
cantor singer |
capellano; cappellano |
chaplain |
capo vaccaro |
cattle herder |
cappellano; capellano |
chaplain |
cardinal |
cardinal |
carzer |
possibly a rendering of the Italian carceriere, meaning ‘jailer’ |
cocchiere; cucchiero; cuchiere |
coachman |
coco; cuoco |
cook (m.) |
copista; scriptore |
scribe |
corteggiano |
1) a courtier(formal); 2) a courtesan (informal) |
creado |
a transcribed rendering of the Spanish word criado, meaning ‘servant’ |
credentiere; magiordomo |
butler |
cucchiero; cocchiere; cuchiere |
coachman |
cuchiere; cocchiere; cucchiero |
coachman |
cuoca |
cook (f.) |
cuoco; coco |
cook (m.) |
dispensiere; fattore |
steward |
dottore |
doctor |
fallegname |
carpenter |
fattore; dispensiere |
steward |
fisico |
physician |
garzone
|
1) page; 2) boy servant |
guardaroba |
wardrober, a servant in charge of a household's clothes |
herbarolo |
herbalist |
hoste |
innkeeper |
imbiancatore |
whitewasher |
infermiero |
nurse |
lavorante |
labourer |
maestro (m.); mastra (f.) |
master of the house |
magiordomo; credentiere |
butler |
mastra (f.); maestro (m.) |
master of the house |
mercante |
merchant |
merciaro |
haberdasher |
mondezzaro |
seller of trinkets |
muratore |
bricklayer, mason |
notario |
notary |
orefice |
goldsmith |
organista |
organist |
padrone |
landlord |
palafreniere |
a groomer of horses, ostler |
pittore |
painter |
prete (sometimes rendered as padre); sacerdote |
priest |
priora |
prioress,a nun in charge of a priory (below rank of an abbess) |
priore |
prior, a rank often lower than an abbot, in charge of running a monastery |
procuratore |
1) tax collector; 2) legal attorney |
regattiero |
a seller of second-hand goods |
registratore de suppliche |
petitioner, (lit. recorder of supplications) |
sacerdote; prete (sometimes rendered as padre) |
priest |
sacrestano; sacristano |
sexton, lay office of a church, in charge of maintenance |
sacristano; sacrestano |
sexton, lay office of a church, in charge of maintenance |
sartore |
tailor |
scalco |
a carver of meat within a household kitchen (not to be confused with a common butcher: macello (Latin), macellaio (Italian)) |
scarpinello; calzolaro |
shoemaker |
scholare; scholaro; studente |
student |
scholaro; scholare; studente |
student |
scriptore; copista |
scribe |
scrittore Apostolico |
Papal scribe |
secretario; segretario |
secretary |
segretario; secretario |
secretary |
sotto credentiere |
footman |
spenditore; spidit.re |
1) treasurer; 2) bursar, someone who deals with the money of an organization |
spidit.re; spenditore |
1) treasurer; 2) bursar, someone who deals with the money of an organization |
serba; serva; servitrice |
maidservant |
serva; serba; servitrice |
maidservant |
servitrice; serba; serva |
maidservant |
servitore; servo |
servant |
servitu; servitore; servo; servitrice |
servant |
servo; servitore |
servant |
staffiera |
1) footwoman; 2) servant (more-likely) |
staffiero |
footman |
stillatore |
possibly a 'distiller,' (from Latin: destillare, 'to distil') |
studente; scholar; scolaro |
student |
suora |
nun |
trenitore d’ossi |
1)‘bone beater,’ someone who either made various items out of bone (buttons, handles for knives); 2)someone who was employed in the making of glue |