What is being recorded in this Latin church vital record?

Question

I have a document from the Ljubljana archives in Slovenia that I do not understand:

As best I can tell, it is written in Latin and there are alternating columns for male and female sex. I think a date and house number are in the first column. Is this some kind of baptism record? I think I'm most interested in the * entry with numeral 8:

Which appears to read:

8 Mathias, Andreas Lousheg ejurgue
  vxoais gealaudis Vedmayerin fil
  Lagid: Sub Ino Ashiber, Bsarhiealus
  erl 13 January 1771 per N. R. I.
  Malhiam Mervezh Cogreral: Baboini
  Anton Kovalshekshiel Glhorina Sebastian
    Ex Hoarbauza

What kind of record is this? Baptism, marriage, death, status animarum, or something else? Why does it have this unusual organization that is new to me?

I think it might be a baptism record for Andre or Mathias Gregortschitsch with parents Sebastian Gregortschitsch and Gertrud Gotschitinn who live in Rosenberg 1 of Šentrupert.

Answer 1

Mathias, Andreæ [Kousheg?] ejusque uxoris gertrudis [Vidmagesin?], fil. legit. sub Dno [Ashiber?], baptizatus est 13 Januarÿ 1771 per M. ?. D. Mathiam [Mervezh?] cooperat. Patrini Anton Kovatschetski et Catharina Schirzlin ex [Hvartouza?].

Matthew, legitimate son of Andrew [Kousheg] and his wife Gertrude [Vidmages], was baptized in district [Ashiber] on January 13 1771 by assistant pastor Matthew [Marvezh]. Godparents Anthony Kovatschetski and Catherine Schirzl from [Hvartouza].

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I've put square brackets around the things (mostly surnames) that I'm particularly unsure of. I'm fairly certain that:

• Mathias is the child
• Andreas K-something is his father
• his mother is Gertrude V-something with a German-style feminine ending on her surname
• Dno is an abbreviation for an oblique case of some word related to dominus "lord"; it appears in other entries on the page as something like dominio, and is clearly a geopolitical designation of some type
• the words before the date are "was baptized"
• the name after the date is the officiant and his position (if I recall correctly, cooperator is something roughly along the lines of assistant pastor)
• Anton and Catharina are the godparents, and Catharina's surname has the German feminine ending
• the H-something at the end is the name of the place that they come from.

The first column's header is "number of the house where the birth occurred".

Answer 2

My interpretation is:

8 [Numerus domus in qua nata proles] Mathias, Andrea Kousheg ejusque uxoris gertrudis Vidmayerin, fil. legit. [filius legitimus] sub Dno [Dominio] Ashiber, baptizatus est 13 Januarius 1771 per M.R.D. [M. Reverendus Dominus] Mathiam Mervezh cooperat. [cooperator] Patrini Anton Kovatshetski et Catharina Schirzlin ex Hrastovza.

8 [Number of the house where the child was born] Matthew, legitimate son of Andrew Kousheg and his wife Gertrude Vidmayer, was baptized under landowner Ashiber on January 13 1771 by Reverend Sir chaplain Matthew Marvezh. Godparents [were] Anthony Kovatshetski and Catherine Schirzl from Hrastovza.

I don't know what the "M" means in M.R.D. R.D. means reverendus dominus or Reverend Sir. I have seen A.R.D. which means admodum reverendus dominus or something like Most Reverend Sir.