Glossary of Latin Words.
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- cubicare:—to go to bed.
- cucneus. See cuneus.
- cuculla, cucullus:—a long, full garment without sleeves; a cape; a cowl.
- cucullatus:— wearing a cowl; a monk.
- cufa:—a cup.
- cufata:—a cupful.
- cuillarda:—a chilver, a ewe lamb.
- cuillardum:—a spoonful, ladleful.
- culagium:—placing a* ship in dock; keelage.
- culcitra:—a cushion, a bed.
- Culdeus:—a Culdee, clergy in Scotland and Ireland from the 6th to 11th centuries whose chief place was Iona.
- culigna:—bellows.
- cullardus:—a wether (?).
- calmus:—sometimes used for culmen.
- cultellarius:—a cutler.
- culvertagium:—confiscation; servitude.
- cumba:—a coomb, a measure of corn, 4 bushels.
- cumbla:—a roof; a ridge.
- cumgrnus:—a conger.
- cumelingus:—comeling, i.e. newly arrived, used of cattle.
- cumillia:—equality (?).
- cuminum:—cummin.
- cumulus:—the chancel of a
- church; vaulting; a straw-rick or pook of corn.
- cuna:—coin.
- cunagium:—coinage; stamp.
- cunare, cuneare:—to coin.
- cuneragium:—some toll.
- cunere:—to coin.
- cuneus:—a stamp; a coinage; a mint.
- cunicularium:—a rabbit warren.
- cuniculus:—a coney, a rabbit.
- cuningeria:—a rabbit warren.
- cuninus:—a rabbit.
- cupa:—a cup.
- cuparius:—a cooper.
- cupatorium:—a vat.
- cuperagium:—cooperage.
- cuperius:—a cooper.
- cuppa:—a ship of burden; a lighter; a cup.
- cupperius:—a cooper.
- curagulus:—a caretaker.
- curallum: —coral; some kind of corn or meal.
- curator:—an attorney in ecclesiastical cases.
- curatus:—careful; a clergyman in charge; with cure of souls (of a benefice).
- curba:—some piece of timber.
- curcula:—a cable.
- curda:—a measure used for slices.
- curetarius:—a curator; an examiner
- curia:—a court; frequently used for curia Romana, meaning simply Rome.
- curialis, littera:—court hand.
- curialitas:—courtesy.
- currifrugium:—a riddle, a sieve.
