masculine

1. Corsair, privateer.
2. Pirate.

Admiral.

1. Messer; master (in maritime context).
2. See also: Micer. Both 'micé' and 'micer' seem to be used to address admirals.

1. Gold coin issued by the kings of Aragon, starting with Pedro IV of Aragon in 1346.
2. Had a weight of 3.35 gr and it was an adaptation of the Florentine gold coins.

Arsenal. [Pedro, ch. 22: 49]

1. Owner of a ship.
2. Shipmaster; skipper; master or captain of a ship. [Fernando, ch. 124: 21]
3. Patrões (pl.): owners, masters, or captains of ships.

Dagger. [Pedro, vh. 21; 56]

Rough (sea). [Pedro, ch. 21: 22]

1. Companion, squire. [Fernando, ch. 62] (CW)
2. Guardian and tutor. [Fernando, chs. 65, 72] (PK)

1. Chief Provincial Governor. (CW) [Pedro, ch. 30: 59; ch. 32: 12]
2. Chief Justice within a specific territory. 
3. The most important magistrate within a frontier province. (CW)
4. The same as meirinho-mor. (CW)