masculine

1. Pantler, officer keeping supplies of cereals and various other provisions for the use of the court (from the French "huche", wood chest for cereal). [João2, ch.97]
2. Royal Dispenser.
3. The duties of this person are difficult to ascertain with full certainty. For further information see Rita Costa Gomes, The Making of a Court Society: Kings and Nobles in Late Medieval Portugal (Cambridge: Cambridge U.P., 2003), pp. 36-37.

Well-argued. [Pedro. ch. 38: 74]

Row. [Pedro, ch. 38: 66]

1. Shame. [Pedro, ch. 38: 49]
2. Criticism.

1. Plausible. [Pedro, ch. 38: 52]
2. Elaborate; embellished.

1. Quintal (plural quintais).
2. Former measure of weight, roughly equivalent to 60 kg or 132 lb.

Genoese.

1. Master (in maritime context). [Pedro, ch. 37: 44]
2. See also: Micé. Both 'micer' and 'micé' seem to be used to address admirals.

Treasure, wealth. 

1. Wealth. [Pedro, ch. 40: 34]
2. Royal treasure. 
3. Azémolas do haver / azemellas do aver: packmules carrying the royal treasure. [Pedro, ch. 37: 41]