Glossary of Latin Words.
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- cnipulus: — a knife, a short sword.
- cnolla : — a knoll, the top of a hill.
- cnusticium : — a rivet.
- coadunare : — to collect.
- coagulatorium : — a churn.
- cobba : —a cobloaf ; a bun.
- cocarius : — a cook.
- coccula : — a coarse woollen blanket or mantle.
- coconellus : — a cockney.
- cocula : — a cogue, a drinking-cup in form of a boat.
- codificatio : — repairs.
- codrinus : — poor.
- cœnobium : — a convent.
- cofa : — a cup.
- cofata : — a cupful.
- cofeoffatus : — a joint feoffee.
- coffera : — a coffer.
- cofferarius : — a cofferer.
- coffinum, coffinus : — a coffer ; a coffin.
- coffra, cofrum : — a coffer.
- coga, cogya: — a cock-boat or coggle, a small sailing-boat.
- cogniare : — to coin.
- cognitio : — homage ; cognisance ; armorial bearings.
- cognitor : — a judge; an informer.
- cogo. See coga.
- cohuagium : — a toll paid at a market or fair.
- coifa: — a coif, the head-dress worn by serjeants-at-law.
- coiyniare : —to coin ; to stamp.
- coinagium. See cunagium.
- cokettum : — a custom-house seal ; a receipt for the payment of custom.
- cokettus : — cocket bread, a superior, but not the finest sort.
- cokilla : — a shell.
- cokinus : — an inferior servant.
- coksetus :— a coxswain.
- colarium : — a collar.
- colatorium : — a sieve ; a colander.
- colera : — a collar.
- colerettus : — a necklace.
- colerium : — a collar.
- colibertus: — a tenant in socage.
- colideus : — a Culdee.
- colingaria. See coningeria.
- collactanea : — a fostermother.
- collar dum. See cuillardum, cullardus.
- collare : — a ruff.
- collarius : — carrying a load on the neck.
- collationare : — to collate.
- collecta : — a collection.
- collectaneus : — a companion.
- collectare, collectorium : — a book containing collects.
- collistrigium : —a pillory.
- colobium : — a tunic without, or with short, sleeves ; a tabard.
- colonellus : — a colonel.
- color : — rhyme.
- colorare : — to rhyme.
- colpicium : — a pole.
- colpo: — a fragment; a small wax candle.
